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The document discusses graffiti, describing it as writing or drawings illegally sprayed in public places. It introduces Banksy as a famous anonymous graffiti artist from Bristol, England whose political and social-commentary graffiti art is considered by some to be vandalism. The document also examines one of Banksy's artworks called "The Beggar Man" which represents social issues like poverty, hunger, and homelessness through its imagery and message calling for social change.
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Body art includes tattoos, piercings, and face and body painting. Tattoos involve injecting permanent ink under the skin using needles, while henna tattoos are temporary designs applied to the skin using dye from the henna plant. Piercings involve puncturing or cutting holes in areas like the nose, ears, and tongue to insert jewelry. Face painting and makeup are other forms of body art that involve applying substances to the face and body to change appearance.
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Inventions new
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Londres grupo natalia laura segura andrea laura tuda
Laura, Natalia and Andrea will introduce London. They will visit London from January 30th to February 3rd with their high school. In London, they plan to visit many famous places including the British Museum, Tate Modern, the London Dungeons, Big Ben, Buckingham Palace, the Tower of London, Oxford Street, Chelsea Stadium and the London Eye.
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