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Basic Concept Documents. Landlord has heretofore ----------------------- approved certain documents, including a site development plan, which documents are more particularly described in subsection 7.1. Said documents, as the same may from time to time be modified and/or supplemented with the approval of Landlord pursuant to subsection 7.3.7 below are herein referred to as the "Basic Concept Documents". To the extent that said documents refer to land included in the Adjacent Properties shown on Exhibit "B", additional approval is required as provided in subsection 1.4.1.
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Basic Concept Documents. Landlord and the City of Long ----------------------- Beach have heretofore approved certain documents, including preliminary Parcel Map No. 16960. Said documents, as the same may from time to time be modified and/or supplemented with the approval of Landlord pursuant to subsection 7.3.7 below are herein referred to as the "Basic Concept Documents.

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