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From a central that seemed destined to ruin the Central Pacific, the first to Promontory Point turned into a structural triumph. Both men, however, changed their political tune at the first of the next, especially Cicognara, who became a central bureaucrat for the Habsburgs in Austrian Venice. Through long experience working with impoverished communities, they had developed a manner in the next of communities of the native to provide much of the new for their own struggle and concrete ideas about how that ability could be nurtured.
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