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Graffiti has evolved from ancient markings to modern street art. It began as simple tags and signatures but developed artistic merit with styles like aerosol painting. Today, graffiti exists on a spectrum from vandalism to sanctioned public murals, and in some places it has become a cultural phenomenon and medium for social commentary.
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