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11/08/18
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09/13/19
“An excellent groundwork for a discusison of Louis Sullivan's work and ideas. This episode was intelligent, engaging, and enviably well produced and presented. I'm very much looking forward to Episode 2. An auspicious beginning.”
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United States of America ·
01/22/15
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