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In this Jan. 5, 2003, photo released by U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service shows a black rhino male and calf in Mkuze, South Africa. Hunt the black rhino to save the black rhino. That's the Dallas Safari Club's approach to a fundraiser for efforts to protect the endangered species. The group hopes to raise more than $200,000 Saturday by auctioning off the right to shoot and kill a black rhinoceros in the African nation of Namibia. (AP Photo/U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Karl Stromayer, File)

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This photo provided by Material Culture, “Birds and Flowers” by Hector Hyppolite is shown. Now 70 and having spent the better part of three decades amassing pieces from Haiti and other Caribbean countries as well as the United States, South America and Africa, the director of "The Silence of the Lambs" Jonathan Demme said he's looking to "streamline and simplify" his life by selling 90 percent of his well-regarded collection of self-taught or "outsider" art. More than 900 pieces, many of them by artists with little or no formal training but abundant talent — will be auctioned at Philadelphia's Material Culture on March 29-30. The sale will be preceded by a weeklong exhibition that is free and open to the public. (AP Photo/Material Culture)

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The building that once housed the Planet Music Lounge sits gutted and damaged in Matamoros, Mexico, Friday, Feb. 28, 2014. In the midst of a three-year increase in American tourism in Mexico, communities along the Rio Grande are trying to win back U.S. tourists and revitalize their tourism industry. (AP Photo/Olga Rodriguez)

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The once popular Garcia's Restaurant is almost empty in Matamoros, Mexico, Friday, Feb. 28, 2014. In the midst of a three-year increase in American tourism in Mexico, communities along the Rio Grande are trying to win back U.S. tourists and revitalize their tourism industry. (AP Photo/Olga Rodriguez)

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Two clerks work at a Garcia's souvenir shop in Matamoros, Mexico, Friday, Feb. 28, 2014. In the midst of a three-year increase in American tourism in Mexico, communities along the Rio Grande are trying to win back U.S. tourists and revitalize their tourism industry. (AP Photo/Olga Rodriguez)

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Costumers sit at an almost empty bar in Matamoros, Mexico, Friday, Feb. 28, 2014. In the midst of a three-year increase in American tourism in Mexico, communities along the Rio Grande are trying to win back U.S. tourists and revitalize their tourism industry. (AP Photo/Olga Rodriguez)

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In this March 1, 2014 photo provided by the Billboard Museum Association, Inc., muralist Bob Palmer is shown at Superior Neon in Oklahoma City. Palmer was one of three artists who showcased his work at a recent workshop and demonstration to draw support for a proposed museum dedicated to billboards and vintage signs along Route 66 in Oklahoma. (AP Photo/Billboard Museum Association)