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Shanna and Jorge are committed to disagree over the rights of artwork owner to destroy a unique piece of art. Jorge insists that unique arts must be preserved by owners because of their moral obligation while Shanna believes that the owners morally can destroy a piece of art if it is not perceived well aesthetically. Only A fit in the discussion; the painting of 'his or her father' can be considered unique.
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How does painting of someone's father relate to "A unique work of art with aesthetic or historical value" ?

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I'm a bit confused with the question.
Two people disagree means they disagree with each other or they BOTH disagree with the choice?
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I'm a bit confused with the question.
Two people disagree means they disagree with each other or they BOTH disagree with the choice?
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'They disagree about the truth of statement A' means they disagree with each other. One says the statement is true while the other says it is not true.
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