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He traces the lawn's history from early colonists, who transplanted turf from England, to its proliferation among post-World War II conformist suburbanites, with humor and wit, Steinberg reveals the whimsical side of lawn care, from checkerboard lawn designs to the home owner who transformed his yard into the 12th hole at Augusta National Golf Course. BM programs, however, are secular exercises in tearing down willful personalities and re-casting them as conformists. Icons are especially conspicuous compelling objects, usually a one liner subset of them; and the current boring parade of frigidly minimalist boxes that defy relaxed habitation are timidly conformist. |
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