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 | | I even thought up a clever headline, "In the Belly of an Architect," which plays upon several themes and cannot be edited out now that I am devoting more than one or two sentences to it. |
 | | I know, there's nothing funny about architects, except maybe how seriously some of them take themselves, and how stupid some of their buildings look, but "architect"--come on, say it with me: "architect." It's kinda funny. |
 | | Here's an example from the National Institutes of Health: "A class of nutrients, isothiocyanates, found only in cruciferous vegetables--broccoli, cauliflower, cabbage, watercress, bok choy, among others--was protective against lung cancer in the study of a sample of 18,244 males, 45-64 years old, in Shanghai, China." And now it's twisting my gut in a knot. |
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