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England’s concrete crisis could extend to hospitals and courts, experts say
(www.theguardian.com)
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Do you think they built everything that way? Cause they certainly didn't. Hence the bias.
No, they also used a lot of wood.
But doesn't change the fact the concrete is good concrete. Better much of ours.