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| The pair's professionalism and commitment to their work soon earned them a plethora of contracts that grew commensurately with their firm as they embarked on a drive to expand their service platform, first through a merger in 1997 with Bagnato Realty, and later with residential firm, John B. Here, the brief is for a weekend house on a beachfront site, which might suggest a sybaritic vision of lotus-eating excess and a commensurately indulgent architectural response. Thus, if graduation and college-going rates fail to increase commensurately, ETS forecasts that by the year 2020 there will be some 14 million high-skill jobs for which there will be no American workers (and a commensurate glut of high school dropouts for whom there is no work). |
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