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bay of the Stevens Building' Wall Street facade remains; on the Nassau
Street side its roof has been removed and a crew of mechanics is visible
at what was once the sixth floor. Masons are also visible at the seventh
floor of the Gillender Building, where they have removed the balustrades
at the masonry balconies and are proceeding to remove the stone cladding
at the facade. Huge piles of debris--both masonry and steel--are visible
on the protective staging over Wall Street.
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