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MONTROSE - A condominium project has been cut down to size - literally - after Los Angeles County officials took the rare step of requiring the developer to remove part of the third floor. The underlying liberal vision was that private property was the instrument of individuals of privilege and power, which had to be cut down to size by an alert legislature that had the interests of the little man at heart. Large rolls of material can be cut down to size economically and efficiently, allowing companies to maintain a more flexible and profitable inventory level, according to the manufacturer. |
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