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Uncovered! The CIA's Secret Love of Art
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May 12, 2016
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1:09Now PlayingThe newest addition to the CIA's private art collection is a still-life painting called "A Contingency for Every Action." It's one of 21 works housed at the agency's headquarters in Virginia. Not surprisingly, it isn't open to the public. PHOTO: Central Intelligence Agency
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