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What is really meant by "ownership" of works of art? When a museum or an art gallery takes refuge in the argument that something it possesses has been legitimately acquired by the standards of its day and has been properly cared for ever since, it is not a trivial piece of special pleading, but a valid appeal to our sense of fairness. This sort of claim can be strengthened when a museum returns other objects not acquired lawfully. Such concessions recognize that injustices can occur, and they serve to undergird legitimate claims rather than undermine them. But even with legitimate claims, possession of art is not out-and-out ownership, but a duty of care, since stewardship comes as the counterpart of possession.

The passage suggests that a museum's claim on some possessions may be strengthened by its return of unlawful acquisitions because such returns imply that

A.ownership of art can be legitimate even when art is acquired unlawfully
B. the claims of other museums on objects in their collections may be suspect
C.objects acquired lawfully are the museum's legitimate possessions
D.the museum is interested in developing some areas of its collections more than others
E.museums are the places where works of art can best be cared for

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