Although the report on Boland Hall said the three door violations were common throughout the six-story building, inspectors could not be certain the improper doors existed near the third-floor lounge that burned, said E. J. Miranda, a spokesman for the community affairs department.
But if you dare to trust them, if you dare to trust who you are, doors will be opened where you didn't know doors existed.
Except for a bookish bouncer, a tiny brass plate and the occasional horse and buggy parked outside, little suggests that behind a painted Haussmann-style door exists a Paris rarity: a cocktail bar.
If this be not so, it follows that the reserved power of the state to protect the health of its people, by reasonable regulations, has application only in respect of articles manufactured within its own limits, and that an open door exists for the introduction into the state, against its will, of all finds of property which may be fairly regarded as injurious in their use to health.
Because what the WaPo's editors were really talking about, although they didn't know the terminology, is a back door; and once a back door exists, everyone knows, it's essentially impossible to guarantee that you're the only one who can use it.
The door existed in the Bay Ridge neighborhood of Brooklyn and, after finding the house numbered 327, he found the building's owner using tax records.
"It had never occurred to me that such giant doors could exist, could be so common in one part of the world and totally absent in another…" The doors looked a lot like a symbolic way out.
Ironically, while serving on the New York City council De Blasio originally voted in favor of the bill that allowed for "poor doors" to exist.
Sealed in windowless rooms behind cipher-locked doors, they exist in an "Alice in Wonderland" world of code words, black budgets and retina scanners.
Other running services and back doors may exist.
