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She uses this example as paradigmatic of planning problems encountered in a broad spectrum of urban areas where pressures of contemporary urbanism are felt, but traditional assumptions no longer produce expected results.
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1) Defendant's requested relief is procedurally premature, and seeks an improvident departure from well-settled, and well-reasoned, Rule 23 jurisprudence; and, 2) plaintiff's complaint raises paradigmatic consumer class claims, the propriety of which has been routinely recognized and cogently endorsed by Courts within the Third Circuit and throughout the federal judiciary.
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