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Bryan Harris

São Paulo
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Brazil bureau chief @FT Irish journalist who enjoys writing, drinking and fulfilling stereotypes
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Post-failure modelling of Las Palmas tailings dam using the Material Point Method

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By Luis Lemus, Jaime Rodriguez, Jaime Rodríguez Verified, Bryan Harris, Bravo Suarez
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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As economic optimism rises, Javier Milei makes a play for Argentines' mattress money

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By Bryan Harris
| Monocle Verified
Will things be different this time? That's a question that Argentines have had to ask themselves with disconcerting regularity. Once among the world's wealthiest nations, the South American country is now better known for its periodic economic crises, of which there have been many over the past 50 years. When the storm clouds clear and the economy starts to pick up steam, its citizens are often left pondering that searching question.
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A Journey to Remember

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By Bryan Harris
| fyi50plus
By the time the submersible settled onto the ocean floor, it was pitch black outside. At a depth of 12,500 feet in the North Atlantic, sunlight could not penetrate. Only the gentle glow of the vessel’s lights illuminated what lay ahead. And then, out of the darkness, it appeared. There it was, Mark Lach says, pausing as if he is still processing the moment years later. “The bow. Just like the photographs. Except this time, it was real. Towering. Still. Majestic.
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