If you’re going to talk about infrastructure, you just can’t do it the way that they did in 1930.
John F. Nichols: “If you’re going to talk about infrastructure, you just can’t do it the way that they did in 1930.”
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Nichols discusses the evolution of infrastructure to include modern needs and care economy.
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