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		<description>[...] Juana Alicia &#124; Remembering the Mission: A Reflection The mural is documented in the book, Murals of the Nicaraguan Revolution .. able to walk down the street at any, hour day or night, without being harassed.. radiates light across the entire surface of the work.. NEW WORLD TREE OF LIFE, 69′ x 25′ acrylic Politec and Nova Color mural at the Mission Pool, Juana Alicia &#124; Remembering the Mission: A Reflection [...]</description>
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