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    Expo Shanghai 2010
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    …Uluru/Ayers Rock landmark; that of Switzerland, which combined an urban-themed interior with a biodegradable soybean exterior curtain wall studded with photoelectric cells and a pasturelike grass roof; and that of Russia, which consisted of several irregularly shaped towers intended to evoke a fantasy city based on a work of children’s…

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    …Uluru/Ayers Rock landmark; that of Switzerland, which combined an urban-themed interior with a biodegradable soybean exterior curtain wall studded with photoelectric cells and a pasturelike grass roof; and that of Russia, which consisted of several irregularly shaped towers intended to evoke a fantasy city based on a work of children’s…

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