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St. Petersburg OKs 77-Story Gazprom Skyscraper

The governor of Russia's cultural capital, St. Petersburg, has approved construction of the new headquarters of Russia's powerful state energy company, Gazprom. City officials say the 77-story building will be an architectural masterpiece. Full Article at NPR

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