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Last June, a federal appeals court in New Orleans reached a decision in a Texas case involving a tennis court—where quite a few do-overs get called—that would have essentially nullified contractors general liability insurance as it was understood to exist for the last several decades.
An early Senate draft of new water resources legislation would launch a federal loan program for Corps and EPA water projects. It would be modeled on the popular TIFIA loan program for highways, bridges and other transportation projects.
President Obama is projected to be the winner in the presidential race. Senate control stays in Democrats' hands and Republicans remain in control of the House. Can bipartisanship appear?
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"Architects hardly have any vision anymore. They are put into a straightjacket by clients. Now, we are just pussyfooting around." Those are the words of veteran architect Helmut Jahn, 2012 recipient of the Lynn S. Beedle lifetime achievement award from the Council on Tall Buildings & Urban Habitat. Jahn made his remarks
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