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When I walk past a school or other municipal building, I notice that the building has a year carved at or near the front entrance. What does that particular year denote?
It could also be the address. I remember embarrassing myself at a Mensa meeting by commenting on how old the building was where I worked. Someone asked if the date was actually the address. It was.
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