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For academics who specialize in international relations, the most pressing question of the day is not how to win the war on terror or restore order in Iraq, but rather how the developed world should respond to China's emergence as a great power in the twenty-first century. Wink goes so far as to say that the primary religious question of the day is no longer the Reformation's "How can I find a gracious God? Inevitably as is often the case when two or three architects are gathered together, the issue of detailed design also emerged, raising perhaps the most pertinent question of the day, which was, when considering energy efficiency, sustainability, and user comfort, should glass naturally be the architect's first choice when specifying materials? |
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