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In a joke that made Brazilians cringe and forced the U.S. Olympic Committee to apologize, a USOC worker scrawled Welcome to the Congo! on a board in the organization s Rio de Janeiro media center for the Pan American Games.Rio s O Globo newspaper published a photo of the message on its front page Saturday, and ran a headline saying t
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How does the infrastructure of our cities shape how we can live in them Keller Easterling, architect and author of Extrastatecraft: The Power of Infrastructure Space is here to answer questions about global cities and the architecture and infrastructure that support them. Easterling is an architect and a professor at Yale University. She is the author of Subtraction, which looks at building removal, Organization Space: Landscapes, Highways and Houses in America, and sever
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