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should support and encourage the UK's leading art students through this exciting event." 41 HOUSE_OVERSIGHT_028321 --- PAGE BREAK --- 16 Interiors THE TIMES Friday October 29 2010 The art of the home deal Culture can be key to the marketing of a grand property, writes Kasia • Maciejowska N owadays you hav

ntries. We, instead, have the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for the Humanities. PHOTOS: Arts and culture in pictures by The Times I'm a great supporter of these institutions, but I'm calling for their removal and the creation of a new Cabinet-level agency for culture. The NEA,

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half a billion dollars by cultivating his ties to rich and powerful individuals. Prosecutors this month

s, twice, and on the second time pulling her blouse and skirt up and groping her buttocks while saying, "Let me manhandle you for a second." M told The Times she fled in tears and went to the police the next day. She put her report on the record a week later, worried that Epstein, whose hands she called "