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We are convinced that we have carefully interpreted, and not over-interpreted, the data presented and have avoided any overstatement.
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Like a small-scale version of "The Arcades Project," it is the placeholder for a book he could never finish, a ruin occupying the site where he planned a monument, and, as such, it has to be carefully interpreted.
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