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  The black ink is artfully applied on the glossies and actually makes for an interesting and refreshing piece. Like this Versace ad with Demi Moore. Now why was the knee covered but not the legs? Gawker also points to Jonathan Lundqvist, a student at Stockholm University who shares pictures from different magazines. What Jonathan finds interesting is that the pictures are censored, but the text is not. |
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