Per Curiam.
Appellants contend that the Board of Tax Appeals erred in failing to consider uniformity in this tax valuation appeal. As to this contention, appellants argue that, in setting the tax value of appellee's property at its true value in money, the board ignored the fact, which it had recognized in other proceedings before it (see State, ex rel. Curry et al., Bd. of County Commrs., v. Monroe, Treas.,
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