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No one can predict precisely how the shutdowns and new way of living will impact the construction industry long term. Though business will never return to normal, it will continue, and construction will adapt.
By Jessica Porter
August 7, 2020
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by Jessica Porter
Jessica Porter is a New-York based freelance writer and contributing editor to CE This Week.
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