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Manhattan High-Rise Is Chock Full Of Jarring Juxtapositions 10/31/2005
The Hearst Building leaves no room for error and has "no forgiveness," says Ted Totten, president of Cives Steel Co.s Northern Division. The fabricator, based in Gouverneur, N.Y., furnished and erected the jobs 12,000 tons of structural steel, under a $38-million contract.

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10/31/2005 Manhattan High-Rise Is Chock Full of Jarring Juxtapositions

09/19/2005 Coordination Czar for $21 Billion of Work Is Perfect For The Job

09/12/2005 Strategy for Seven World Trade Center Exceeds Expectations

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05/09/2005 Architects Seek Engineers in the Teaming Match-Up Maze

03/28/2005 Arizona Stadium Builders Perform Movable Feats in Desert

02/28/2005 Rapidly Evolving Rating System Draws Applause and Criticis

02/21/2005 Doing 'Real' Engineering Often Means No Easy Stamp of Approval

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