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Apologies, but this is not vandalism. I have exchanged the tag for a more appropriate one that would enhance/encourage to build the subject, which is the more positive approach. It appears that you have a history of denegrating this person and I am going to have to defer this to an administrator.
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I had planned to eventually start a page for Tibor, long overdue- such an important figure in his time in helping develop so many talented artists (in addition to being a most interesting and gracious person). If you'd like to start one, please do and I can add to it or vise-versa. Good ol Tibor-
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