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|a Not Yet a Placeless Land :
|b Tracking an Evolving American Geography /
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|a The argument -- E Pluribus unum? the mashing vs. the sorting of America -- Pondering the built landscape -- The theater of the unpredictable -- Territorial diversities in the cultural realm: yea and nay -- The regional factor -- Is the jury still out?
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