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<title>Battle for Biloxi - New York Times</title>
<description>The City He Built By JIM LEWIS&lt;br /&gt;The New Urbanists thought they had just the plan for remaking the Mississippi Gulf Coast city after Hurricane Katrina. FEMA, the mayor and a councilman thought otherwise.</description>
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<title>An Architect With Plans for a New Gulf Coast - New York Times</title>
<description>An Architect With Plans for a New Gulf Coast&lt;br /&gt;By ROBIN POGREBIN&lt;br /&gt;Published: May 24, 2006&lt;br /&gt;&lt;br /&gt;MIAMI &amp;mdash; He's the man architecture critics love to hate: Andr&amp;eacute;s Duany, charismatic prophet of the New Urbanism, with his nostalgic prescriptions for dense, walkable neighborhoods energized by stores, mass transit and traditional housing....</description>
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