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An artist must suffer for his art say these successful entrepreneurs who attempt to pass themselves off as artists. They auction off to the highest bidder, usually a foot in his own right, the most mediocre of drawings; and then, from their well-laid tables, they have the unmitigated gall to imply that they themselves ____
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suffer deprivation for the sake of their work
💡 Explanation:
The passage is about the alleged hypocrisy of 'entrepreneurs who attempt to pass themselves off as artists'. 'From their well-laid tables, they have the unmitigated gall to' pretend that they also suffer deprivation. Hence,(2).