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The surety came from having seen it, in Mexico and Haiti and in his own rackety private life.
In a career that has encompassed everything from kung-fu film production to property development, Fung's masterstroke has been to redefine the commercial and cultural dynamics of the traditional cluttered, rackety Asian mall into a more upmarket East-West fusion, given lucid expression by Bing Thom's inventive architecture.
Those long rides in rackety rented school buses turned out to be worthwhile, both for young Satchel Paige and for the whole country.
 
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