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		<title>&#8220;Some of our more arrogant and careless buildings are at war with time and change, and they always lose.&#8221;</title>
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<p>&#8220;Buildings are the wealth of nations, our largest capital asset. They are the ornament of cultures and they are where we spend most of our lives. Some of our more arrogant and careless buildings are at war with time and change, and they always lose.</p>
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