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This web page ldaarch.blogspot.com states the following, "Monday, November 1, 2010." We saw that the webpage said " New Construction Saves Project and Reduces Cost by 2M." It also said " new construction saves project and reduces cost by 2M. The construction time was reduced to meet the required move in date needed to start production. Birds Eye View of Completed Project. The owner needed to have the facility in operation within 10 months and the construction budget needed to be lowered by 25 to make the project work. Approved the work to beg."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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