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Love was a moving experience for winners of a transit authority contest.
In movies and books, love sparks like this: A low-lit room, soft music, murmurs and laughter and perhaps the tinkling sounds of glasses toasting. Two people spot each other, their eyes lock, they move toward each other. They talk for hours.
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Love was a moving experience for winners of a transit authority contest.
In movies and books, love sparks like this: A low-lit room, soft music, murmurs and laughter and perhaps the tinkling sounds of glasses toasting. Two people spot each other, their eyes lock, they move toward each other. They talk for hours.
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An elegant, functional sidewalk shed has won a prize for a Penn architecture student.
Young-Hwan Choi arrived in Philadelphia from his native South Korea in August. By October, the University of Pennsylvania architecture student had devised an elegant new design for the sidewalk sheds that protect pedestrians during construction. And he was barely into his second semester when New York announced it was adopting his innovative system as its official prototype.
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The Williamses' modern home is tucked behind 18th-century architecture along Germantown Ave.
Nancy and Randy Williams are quite proud of their three-bedroom, 21st-century house, though it's hidden behind a row of 18th-century stone buildings in Chestnut Hill.
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