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By Samuel R. Staley
One would be hard pressed to find a public policy that better exemplifies the suffocating presence of the so-called "nanny state" than Los Angeles' proposed two-year moratorium on fast food restaurants.
Regulating fast food restaurants is not new. Some towns have used their local zoning codes to ban certain types of restaurants and maintain a high-class v...
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