Barnes (1872-1951), the physician who devoted a fortune made from a drug of his own invention, Argyrol, to the creation of this extraordinary collection, every item expressed his obsessively personal vision and idiosyncratic ideas about art.

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And although the president enjoys extraordinary budgetary powers in the Philippines including a line-item veto and the ability to reallocate funds easily most of the problem is on the other side of the ledger.

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