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Prosecutors accused Istavrioglou of stealing "Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio" in broad daylight while visiting New York in June.
WSJ: Man charged with taking Dali work from NYC gallery
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Phivos Istavrioglou, 29, from Athens, is accused of taking Dali's Cartel des Don Juan Tenorio from the Venus Over Manhattan gallery in June 2012.
BBC: Man charged with stealing Salvador Dali painting
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Murray plays Don Johnston, who is allegedly an aging Don Juan.
NEWYORKER: Broken Flowers
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Phivos Istavrioglou, 29, is accused of stealing the 1949 Dali watercolor "Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio" on June 19 from the Venus Over Manhattan gallery.
CNN: Greek man charged in theft of Salvador Dali painting
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It's the story of a modern-day Don Juan, a New Jersey lady's man who prefers porn to actual sex even though he's having no shortage of the real thing.
NPR: Gordon-Levitt's 'Don Jon' Gets Streamlined Title
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The 1949 painting "Cartel de Don Juan Tenorio" was taken June 19 from the Venus Over Manhattan gallery by a man posing as a potential customer, according to a police statement.
CNN: Stolen Salvador Dali painting returned from abroad
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Franco ordered the incident to be covered up, though neither Don Juan nor his son denied subsequent claims that Juan Carlos's finger was on the trigger when the fatal shot was fired.
ECONOMIST: Modern Spanish history
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The excesses of the central Don Juan character are surpassed by those of his six sons, though many members of the audience, driven out early by constant scenes of violence, outrage and rape, were spared that discovery.
ECONOMIST: The stage of nations
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And don't forget to join us every Thursday for Juan Williams and his Washington Insiders right here on Political Corner.
NPR: Gore's Prospects for the 2008 Presidential Race
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Don't forget, every Thursday you can join NPR Senior Correspondent Juan Williams right here on Political Corner.
NPR: Black Caucus Mulls Iraq Troop Withdrawal
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King Juan Carlos I and other royals pay income tax and other taxes, but don't own their palaces and, like some other European monarchies, don't have to pay for transportation and security.
WSJ: An Austere Coronation for New Dutch King