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conversations.value: Give me a description for a book titled A Burglar's Guide to the City about strong><a, Amazon, Best with the genre: Arts & Photography, Architecture.
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conversations.value: <strong><a href="//www.amazon.com/b/?node=390919011">An Amazon Best Book of April 2016:</a></strong> the author has written a caper of a book. On one hand, he presents a 2,000-year history of break-ins, heists, and break-outs--a litany of unlikely, bent geniuses and their extraordinary efforts in the service of subverting and outwitting security, their energy often exceeding the requirements of straight-world success. On another, the author draws on the real-world experience and acumen of criminals and security experts alike--as well as his own esoteric architectural sensibility, as seen in his fantastic BLDGBLOG--analyzing structures from the perspectives of would-be breakers-and-enterers--those possessed of a sort of spatial disorder that prevents them from using architecture like the rest of us--and those who would keep them out. Unexpected and engrossing, <em>A Burglars Guide to the City</em> will change the way you look at buildings.--<em>Jon Foro</em>
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conversations.value: Swap the first and the last sentence.
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conversations.value: --<em>Jon Foro</em>.amazon.com/b/?node=390919011">An Amazon Best Book of April 2016:</a></strong> the author has written a caper of a book. On one hand, he presents a 2,000-year history of break-ins, heists, and break-outs--a litany of unlikely, bent geniuses and their extraordinary efforts in the service of subverting and outwitting security, their energy often exceeding the requirements of straight-world success. On another, the author draws on the real-world experience and acumen of criminals and security experts alike--as well as his own esoteric architectural sensibility, as seen in his fantastic BLDGBLOG--analyzing structures from the perspectives of would-be breakers-and-enterers--those possessed of a sort of spatial disorder that prevents them from using architecture like the rest of us--and those who would keep them out. Unexpected and engrossing, <em>A Burglars Guide to the City</em> will change the way you look at buildings.<strong><a href="//www.