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Rob Deieso (left) and Adrian D'Alessandro, both of Adelaide, Australia, and Jesse Bull, an economics professor at Florida International University, stop to look at a graffiti-covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour of the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti. (Associated Press)

Rob Deieso (left) and Adrian D'Alessandro, both of Adelaide, Australia, and Jesse Bull, an economics professor at Florida International University, stop to look at a graffiti-covered wall during a two-hour graffiti tour of the Wynwood neighborhood of Miami. Once derided as vandalism, graffiti in the form of artistic murals has become an accepted art form. Now visitors can take a two-hour tour by Vespa of the area's best graffiti. (Associated Press)

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