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In the city, construction cranes have stirred, and long-mothballed property developments are swarming with workers.
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By law architects must inform the CAA if their buildings or construction cranes exceed a certain height.
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If you visit China, one of the most striking images is of construction cranes dominating the skyline.
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First in Tokyo, where the construction cranes are numerous again and interest rates are being kept ridiculously low.
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But the surrounding area is set to be increasingly dominated by construction cranes.
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After federal laws limited big choppers, some developers sent photographers 150 feet up on construction cranes or took pictures from different floors of nearby existing buildings.
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It has grown into a city of 1.3 million people, with the beginnings of a skyline, several five-star hotels and construction cranes dotting the horizon.
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Construction cranes line Manila's skyline, and the hotels are fully booked.
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Glassy buildings glint in the hot sun, as cranes and foreign construction-workers line the shores of Tripoli and Benghazi, Libya's first and second cities, where stretches of sand stood empty a few years ago.
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Cranes still turn on the construction sites, winching up ever more luxury homes and skyscrapers (even though many developers have been reduced to offering them rent-free in order to lure tenants).
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At the World Trade Center construction site in Lower Manhattan, crews were readying 10 tower cranes for high winds ahead of Hurricane Irene's arrival.
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Cranes cluster like praying mantises on every horizon, and the shudder of construction work provides a constant soundtrack.
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