Word: historicizing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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They point to development projects such as One Brattle Square, the Charles Square Hotel and the Kennedy School of Government as buildings that "canyonize" the Square, destroying the historic, low-rise character that makes it unique.
In the very long term, fundamental changes in the economy may have rendered our traditional views of market behavior meaningless. Just look at the size of the herd: baby boomers, all 80 million of them, have a lust for stock that keeps growing. "A substantial number of us are reaching...
The toy store occupies a historic, trapezoidal building that is 30 feet long and six feet wide at its entrance--tapering to just four feet at the back of the store.
"It's a major problem," says Richard Moe, president of the National Trust for Historic Preservation. "Downtowns are the key to communities' viability, and these post offices are the key to the downtowns. When you close one or move one, the effects are devastating."
Although the historic factory at 254 Mass. Ave. can churn out a total of 100,000 pounds of hearts per day--that's 48 million hearts--the factory needs to run year round to produce the 8 billion hearts sold in the six weeks before Valentine's Day.