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tali122 | 22:15 Fri 18th Mar 2005 | How it Works
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if skyscrapers are so suseptible to winds how come they dont come crashing down during construction- surely they are at their weakest?
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not really.they are built to their true strength on each and every level
00:34 Sat 19th Mar 2005
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Skyscrapers actually sway a little bit. They are not built ultra "non-movable" strong like a piece of ice or a piece of peanut brittle. They "give" a little bit and go with the wind a little bit instead of always breaking. Consider the expression, "the tree was strong enough to bend".
16:12 Sat 31st Dec 2005

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