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How many art exhibitions are accompanied by a "Health Warning"? Visitors to the Brooklyn Museum's recent "Sensation" show were told: "The contents of this exhibition may cause shock, vomiting, confusion, panic, euphoria, and anxiety. If you suffer from high blood pressure, a nervous disorder, or palpitations, you should consult your doctor before viewing this exhibition."
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