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At 729 feet long and 75 feet wide, the Fitz had about the same proportions “as an old wooden ruler,” Mr. Bacon writes.

Every family—including Sothea and his wife, who took in six children—got its own wooden house, built Cambodian-style on stilts on a leafy riverside property Johnson purchased in Phnom Penh.

Biotech’s wooden performance discourages generalist investors from joining industry specialists in supporting the sector, which might help startups’ raise capital as well as generate liquidity for venture backers.

The idea started with Robson in 1974, as he taught students at the University of Melbourne by turning wooden balls into models of atoms.

The state of recovery could be seen Wednesday in the bare wooden foundations of buildings in the process of reconstruction.