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York not only fails to offer the esthetic gratification that inheres in good urban design and building and meet the visitor unsought , it also misses or spoils numberless natural opportunities . Of course , esthetic gratifica- tions are ...
York not only fails to offer the esthetic gratification that inheres in good urban design and building and meet the visitor unsought , it also misses or spoils numberless natural opportunities . Of course , esthetic gratifica- tions are ...
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... York's officials . Mumford and Owen are typical of those who speak for what must be called the con- suming public . The New York officials responsible for transportation , on the other hand , invariably reflect the city's immediate ...
... York's officials . Mumford and Owen are typical of those who speak for what must be called the con- suming public . The New York officials responsible for transportation , on the other hand , invariably reflect the city's immediate ...
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... York University , which had to acquire its campus at private developers ' prices , block by block and sometimes house by house , Fordham has been given a campus at a bargain price by the government , with an adjacent public park kept up ...
... York University , which had to acquire its campus at private developers ' prices , block by block and sometimes house by house , Fordham has been given a campus at a bargain price by the government , with an adjacent public park kept up ...
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