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Pokemon Go See Public Art
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Dan Carino
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Episode 13825
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Pokemon Go See Public Art

The Pokemon Go craze might get people to see more public art ... would you live in a murder house? Surf Punks!

Pokemon Go players Justin Diaz, from Azusa; Steven Chavarria, Hesperia; and Christian Diaz, Azusa, with a piece of public art outside LAPD headquarters.
Pokemon Go players Justin Diaz, from Azusa; Steven Chavarria, Hesperia; and Christian Diaz, Azusa, with a piece of public art outside LAPD headquarters.
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John Rabe
)

The Pokemon Go craze might get people to see more public art ... would you live in a murder house? Surf Punks!

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