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Whale Mural Lawsuit Casts Shadow Over Dallas World Cup Preparations

Dallas- Artist Wyland has filed a $25 million lawsuit against world football governing body FIFA and other defendants, alleging they

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Banksy Unveils New London Sculpture of Flag-Bearing Figure in Westminster

“The sculpture depicts a man marching forward while carrying a large flag that completely obscures his face, turning anonymity itself