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Are Miami Beach's Art Deco buildings in danger from developers? Original

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By Conor Devlin Verified
| NBC News Verified
Oct. 14, 2023, 10:30 AM UTC By Many of the historic Art Deco buildings that give Miami Beach its distinctive character may be vulnerable to demolition under proposals from three Florida state legislators who critics say are using concerns about building safety and the need for affordable housing to help developers. The Resiliency and Safe Structures Act was introduced in the state Legislature in March by Rep. Spencer Roach and Sen.
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Is Russia intentionally targeting Ukraine's cultural landmarks?

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By Conor Devlin Verified
| NBC News Verified
Kharkiv's Fine Arts Museum was locked up tight and the workers had gone. It was after midnight on March 3, 2022, a week after the Russian army had invaded Ukraine. The two-story museum, with its 25,000 works of art, had seen no damage. That changed in an instant. A Russian shell exploded nearby, shaking the building and shattering all its windows. Fortunately, the museum's director, Myzgina Valentyna, and her staff had taken down the art and moved it to a secure location.
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Some Ukrainians believe Russia is targeting landmarks to erase country from the map

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By Conor Devlin Verified
| Yahoo News Verified
Kharkiv’s Fine Arts Museum was locked up tight and the workers had gone. It was after midnight on March 3, a week after the Russian army had invaded Ukraine. The two-story museum, with its 25,000 works of art, had seen no damage. That changed in an instant. A Russian shell exploded nearby, shaking the building and shattering all its windows. Fortunately, the museum’s director, Myzgina Valentyna, and her staff had taken down the art and moved it to a secure location.
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