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A number of economic pressures, combined with a devastating collision between one of their more prized ships and a Weiland Canal lift bridge last summer, spelled doom for the shipping company. It is hoped that this will encourage the building's occupants to linger and mix both on the glazed atrium lift bridges and on the ground floor. 8 million lift bridge at the Los Angeles Harbor and a $22. |
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lift bridge - a bridge that can be raised to block passage or to allow boats or ships to pass beneath it