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In 1961 Skidmore, Owings & Merrill's sleek Chase Manhattan Bank headquarters ... linked the pedestrian spaces of the older project with its own series of concourses. An immense, glass-enclosed ...

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Health care in America is often a tale of two nations. For many Americans—particularly white and wealthy ones—the U.S. can offer some of the best, most groundbreaking care in the world.

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