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This Queens Mid-Century Modern Building Is A New Landmark
A newly minted landmark in Long Island City is a "tour-de-force of mid-century modern design," say architectural historians.

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A newly minted landmark in Long Island City is a "tour-de-force of mid-century modern design," say architectural historians.

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