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Martin: Right. And in the early days of E.A.T., it was still pretty informal grant-giving. I remember we got a grant from the JDR [John D. Rockefeller] 3rd Fund to send artists to India. I think Billy called Porter [A.] McCray or met with him and said that, up to now, they had invited Asian artists to come to New York and Billy suggested sending American artists to India. There was informality, e
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