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antoine-roquentin:

determinate-negation:

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\nyou forgot the part where Minoru Yamasaki, the architect who designed \nthe World Trade Center, was a favourite architect of the Saudi royalty. \nhe had gone there and done a number of landmarks for them, learning \nabout islamic design principles, and when he came back to America, he fused them with le courbusier\u2019s modernism to build the WTC:\u00a0

thus the entire event can be viewed as a dialogue between yamasaki and his belief that islam and western capitalism could coexist together against atta\u2019s belief that they could not

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