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What did boss tweed do for the metropolitan museum of art?

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Final answer: William 'Boss' Tweed, while a significant political figure of 19th century New York, does not seem to have had a direct impact on the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His downfall might have indirectly affected it by creating a social climate keen on moral and civic improvements. Explanation:

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