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The Guardian
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The Grand Palais’s huge exploration of the last years of Matisse’s life – from his surgery in 1941 to his death in 1954 – is a dizzying, joyous celebration of colour, form, line, light and ...
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The evolution of major league hitting is one reason ... All good things must come to an end, though. DiMaggio saw his streak end on July 17, 1941, when he was retired twice and walked once by Indians pitcher Al Smith ... .