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Douglas Flint, Editor
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Bengt Halvorson, Editor
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Ian Norris, Editor
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Mike Davis, Editor
In one of my other lives, I'm an architectural historian, and as such recently attended a conference in Virginia of the Pioneer America Society to present a paper on Pullman, the railroad magnate's company town ...
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
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Joseph Szczesny, Editor
Facing intense competition. General Motors Corp. has moved to integrate different elements of its European operations into one, tightly knit organization. Bob Lutz, GM vice chairman of product development, ...