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...expertise--repeatedly grabbed the ear and approval of judges and regulators. Harvard was repeatedly told to prove that the diesel engines for the plant--which would be the largest of its kind in North America--would not choke Boston. To Harvard's dismay, the hearings triggered a spiral of unforeseen delays and escalating costs...
...Unless something unforeseen happens, let me say 18 months to three years...
...blocks including a possible rise in brick prices, a relatively small increase in architectural fees, and potential difficulties with a proposed bridge that would have connected the new Fogg wing to the original building. Above all, he emphasized that generally hard economic times have precluded projects that ma entail unforeseen construction cost overruns and high operating expenses...
...raise these potential problems only in the final week before the formal go -ahead had to be given and not earlier so that plans could have been modified and compromises reached? And, since major construction project always involve unforeseen expenses and often begin before total funding is in hand, why was this carefully planned, generously supported and desperately needed undertaking dropped...
...member of the President's inner council leaves under fire. His departure certifies that the new Administration is no longer new. Collisions with reality are forcing changes in personnel as well as modifications of policy. Post-Inaugural hopes and dreams are turning into a series of adaptations to unforeseen pressures and challenges...