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September 6, 2007


Deutsche Bank tower

The looming 9/11 relic should have been pulled down years ago, but Dan Henninger in the WSJ says politico-legal-regulatory paralysis, much of it based on hyper-avoidance of risks deemed "toxic", wound up setting the stage for last month's tragic fire.

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