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State regulations state that ``each employee in an excavation shall be protected from cave-ins by an adequate protective system . These oft-abject cave-ins are (ill) begotten in the face of hideous pressure from producers and their irrepressible advocates to accommodate (perceived) demands of clients. By allowing a flock of birds to sit on a roof or a building's ledges, there is a very real danger of building deterioration, corrosion, and roof cave-ins, costing building owners tens of thousands of dollars in repairs and repetitive cleanup efforts. |
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