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New 60-storey skyscraper proposed for City of London - BBC News
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What's Happening With London's New Skyscrapers? | Londonist
All rise! Ten new towers planned for City of London skyline | Evening Standard
Skyscrapers Planned for London
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London - The Skyscraper Center
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Six skyscrapers to transform London's future skyline
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