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File-In this Jan. 11, 2018 file photo, Alan Page, NFL Hall of Famer and retired Minnesota Supreme Court justice, talks about a poster from the 1972 Olympics in Munich that was done by an African-American artist, which is among the artifacts of slavery and segregation collected by Page and his wife, Diane Sims Page. Page has counted art collection among his many life pursuits, and the former Vikings star has two of his prized pieces up for sale through a New York auction house, each valued at more than $200,000. (AP Photo/Steve Karnowski, File)
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