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ENR April 5, 2010

ENR, April 5, 2010

South Africa Toasts Itself With 2010 World Cup
By Andrew G. Wright
Sixteen years after ending apartheid and investing billions in infrastructure, the nation hosts the World Cup, hoping to put its best foot forward.

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Davis-Bacon Rules Hit Agencies, Says GAO
Germany-Denmark $7.3-Billion Link Planned
Feds Expand Probe of Nevada Bridge Crack
Chile Considers Concrete Code Changes
Haiti Seeking $3.9 Billion for First Reconstruction Phase
Wind Turbines Coming on Two More Towers
Growing Transit System in Lima, Peru Bringing Order to 'Chaos'
New Method Tested To Sharpen Work Measure
Chinese Reach Extends to African Materials Market
British Columbia Plans for a Green Future
In South America, Trouble on the Line
Underwater Line Is Wet Kiss for U.S. Supply
Deal Reached To Rebuild World Trade Center Towers
English Crossing Project Reaches Milestone
Second Pipeline to Tierra del Fuego Completed
Hydropower Project Funding Completed
Health-Care Overhaul Becomes Law
Obama Appoints Controversial Nominee to NLRB
FAA Gets 12th Short-Term Extension
House Votes to Extend Build America Bonds
Start-up Automaker Denied DOE Loan For Louisiana Plant
IronPlanet Files for IPO
Perini Sues MGM Mirage Over CityCenter Hotel-Casino Project in Las Vegas
Former NYC Crane Inspector Pleads Guilty To Falsifying Safety and Exam Records
U.K. Arrest Three Alstom Directors for Bribes
This Years Pritzker Award for Architecture Goes to Japans Sejima and Nishizawa

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