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		<description>[...] Strange Building Demolition Technique A Japanese company Kajima Corporation is using a demolition technique called Daruma-Otoshi. They replace the support columns with massive computer controlled jacks, allowing them to remove the buliding floor by floor. It saves them time and space, does not create pollution and helps to recycle materials. VIDEO-&#62; Via Pinktentacle    The Shaft (Dixia de Tiankong) Film Reviews: The dreams and disappointments of a family of coal-mine workers in contempo China provide low-key but poignant drama in &#8220;The Shaft,&#8221; an impressively controlled debut from helmer-scribe Zhang Chi. [...]</description>
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