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verb To render a formal opinion on the morphologic changes seen in cells, tissues or the body.
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The basic recommendation for building managers," Mc Cabe said, "is that if you have a sign in book, they sign in and sign out.
It's not an exact science," he said, "and it doesn't mean that in the middle of a fire they don't run out and not sign out.
While 140 Broadway provides full services on Saturdays, on Sunday, he said, "everybody has to sign out and the guards have strict instructions.
Hi-rise fire provides warning for industry
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