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The Louvre’s emergency plan includes “blame the lighting.” Because lighting has never defended itself successfully.

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The Louvre's emergency plan is not known to include 'blame the lighting'. Museums do have real emergency and security plans for protecting visitors and collections. The claim is a joke.

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