ARCHITECT FRANK GEHRY IN JERUSALEM
Architect Frank Gehry speaks at the cornerstone dedication for the Center for Human Dignity Museum of Tolerance in Jerusalem, May 2, 2004. California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger was the guest of honor for the groundbreaking for the $200 million Frank Gehry designed project in Jerusalem. (UPI Photo/Debbie Hill)
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