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fortunate condition

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Aa "Thankfully [the] Lebanese love having pictures taken of them as they are very dedicated to showing the beauty of their country to the world, as well as its less fortunate conditions," said Arias.
But Puga--one of Chile's best-known young architects and creator of the internationally published house Casa Larrain in Los Vilos, central Chile (completed in 2003)--isn't gushing about the fortunate conditions that have made Chile's architecture so relevant in the current climate worldwide.
The first, most rudimentary, is basic, obvious thanksgiving for the grace of gifts and mercies experienced; the second, more problematic, is the kind of thanks which compares our fortunate condition to the less fortunate condition of others and the last, most mature thanks, is thanksgiving in the face of the world's or one's personal agonies and suffering.
 
 
 
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