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Stefan Behnisch, who had spoken eloquently on the specific topic of sustainability, professed himself bewildered because the quotidian reality is that, the big cities are becoming even bigger--especially in Asia. Yet such ridiculous overemphasis only underlines the quotidian pathos of the work's back story: Bob, we're informed by the press materials, acquired the disks when clearing out dead people's rooms in a home for the senile and infirm. And the details of township life, in all their violence and quotidian drudgery and bursts of lost child playfulness, ring persuasively true. |
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