True v. Greenwood Manor West, Inc.

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• evidence showed that the fan was plainly visible, that plaintiff saw the fan when she entered the room and initially walked past it without any problem, and nothing obstructed her view
• evidence showed that the fan was plainly visible, that plaintiff saw the fan when she entered the room and initially walked past it without any problem, and nothing obstructed her view
• although the cost of removing the fan, the open and obvious danger, when not in use would be slight, the cost of taking like measures with respect to other similar objects with which visitors might collide would be great
• although the cost of removing the fan, the open and obvious danger, when not in use would be slight, the cost of taking like measures with respect to other similar objects with which visitors might collide would be great
• although the cost of removing the fan, the open and obvious danger, when not in use would be slight, the cost of taking like measures with respect to other similar objects with which visitors might collide would be great
• although the cost of removing the fan, the open and obvious danger, when not in use would be slight, the cost of taking like measures with respect to other similar objects with which visitors might collide would be great

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