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| | The New Yorker: Online Only: Covers (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-18) |
 | | Earlier this year, Avedon decided that he would try to capture a sense of the country in the midst of a crucial Presidential election campaign. |
 | | After more than fifty sessions, he also had a series of sittings scheduled for his return East—with Donald Rumsfeld, William Rehnquist, Alan Greenspan, and William Kristol—but on September 25th in San Antonio, where he had been working with Iraq veterans and was preparing for a sitting at a school, he suffered a cerebral hemorrhage. |
 | | Six days later, he died, and this portfolio, “Democracy,” was left unfinished. |
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