"ad arte" meaning in Italian

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  "etymology_text": "Literally, “at art”.",
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  "pos": "adv",
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        {
          "english": "Just two weeks ago, her name had artfully come out of a stolen photo, or maybe inspired by Biden when, at an electoral meeting in Wilmington, Delaware, he had left the notes legible on a piece of paper with the same Democratic candidate in the heading.",
          "ref": "2020 August 11, Massimo Basile, “Diritti civili, e politica \"senza rancore\": così Kamala Harris ha conquistato Biden [Civil rights, and politics \"without grudges\": this is how Kamala Harris won Biden over]”, in la Repubblica",
          "text": "Appena due settimane fa il suo nome era uscito, ad arte, da una foto rubata o forse ispirata da Biden quando, a un appuntamento elettorale a Wilmington, Delaware, aveva lasciato leggere gli appunti su un foglio in carta intestata allo stesso candidato democratico.",
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        "with hidden purposes; artfully"
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          "artfully",
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  "word": "ad arte"
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  "pos": "adv",
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        {
          "english": "Just two weeks ago, her name had artfully come out of a stolen photo, or maybe inspired by Biden when, at an electoral meeting in Wilmington, Delaware, he had left the notes legible on a piece of paper with the same Democratic candidate in the heading.",
          "ref": "2020 August 11, Massimo Basile, “Diritti civili, e politica \"senza rancore\": così Kamala Harris ha conquistato Biden [Civil rights, and politics \"without grudges\": this is how Kamala Harris won Biden over]”, in la Repubblica",
          "text": "Appena due settimane fa il suo nome era uscito, ad arte, da una foto rubata o forse ispirata da Biden quando, a un appuntamento elettorale a Wilmington, Delaware, aveva lasciato leggere gli appunti su un foglio in carta intestata allo stesso candidato democratico.",
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        "with hidden purposes; artfully"
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