Wednesday's Must Reads
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- Rock Creek Park official casts doubt on claims that the park’s golf course renovation would harm the environment. -- (WBJ)
- The life science property downturn. -- (WSJ)
- How color works in an artist's house. -- (WaPo)
- A "bundle of twisted straws" in Sweden. -- (dezeen)
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