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| Most single family | homes' systems typically won't require supply piping |
| were ordered to strip and soldiers entered the | homes taking the ones they wanted. |
| Trees were used to furnish fuel to heat | homes, tannin for the many tanneries that were sprea |
| ximately 100 people were forced to leave their | homes temporarily. |
| Many new | homes tend to be built around the old town centers, |
| In the last six months of 2004, 90 percent of | homes tested had lead levels of 59 ppb or lower. |
| built neighbourhood would include fewer rented | homes than before and few of the current residents w |
| zman House belongs to a class of Greek Revival | homes that lack front porches, this occurs in about |
| s where the city council met before buying the | homes that would house the future headquarters of th |
| from Lititz to Denver, most of which were 200 | homes that were damaged by hail. |
| houses give way to stand-alone brick Victorian | homes that grow larger on each street heading east. |
| to chutes which now open into the backyards of | homes that run alongside the embankment. |
| e two-family home ring is a ring of one-family | homes that were first built after World War II and a |
| iness was involved in a controversy concerning | homes that were built with defective Chinese drywall |
| s initial purpose was as a collection of model | homes that would overlook the prized Jackson Park, w |
| , and a wonderful blend of turn of the century | homes that feature details and designs of the Tudor |
| , many of the area's houses were shotgun-style | homes that contained no indoor plumbing and had rent |
| CP Morgan offered | homes that ranged from 1,000 to 5,000 square feet (4 |
| hip community, in order to be allowed to build | homes that do not match the structures of local buil |
| There are 18 contemporary town | homes that were completed in 2006. |
| he bay offers scenic water views from the many | homes that line its shores. |
| ills 2. It has approximately 400 single family | homes that sell for between 500k and 800k the higher |
| assador of Thailand, and one of the few intact | homes that he designed. |
| reet, where it immediately passes the historic | homes that line the street. |
| Taken from | homes that abused or hurt them, they leave for a pla |
| ffers examples of the American Craftsman style | homes that were popular during the first three decad |
| It is one of many old, large | homes that dot the southern slope of Mount Royal in |
| ott McGillivray owns over 20 income-generating | homes that he has converted and renovated himself. |
| t the present structure on the site of several | homes that were destroyed by the 1923 Berkeley fire, |
| each of which bears the address of one of the | homes that were demolished. |
| thon's Refinery has purchased most residential | homes that were once at Neal. |
| ummer months due to the large number of summer | homes that have been built in the area in the last t |
| and quadrant is a picture of the1700's saltbox | homes that still stand in Middlefield. |
| Homes that appear to have security weaknesses or sec | |
| o holds a pictorial collection of the historic | homes that can be found throughout Fort Meade. |
| fight unfair real estate practices in Westside | homes that were causing excessive fines and eviction |
| dential Palace, is a series of old traditional | homes that have been restored and serve as a museum |
| ave displaced many families and destroyed fine | homes that have stood since the early years of the 2 |
| the result that in some affluent neighborhoods | homes that were formerly owner occupied are now occu |
| by building a neighborhood of safe and healthy | homes that are inspired by Cradle to Cradle Design t |
| r the past 5-10 years many of the older timber | homes that were originally built in the 1950's and e |
| mmunity churches, town cemetery, and Victorian | homes that flourished until 1919 when the prosperity |
| ends stay at a room in Kamathipura, which also | homes the largest red lighted area in India. |
| t neighborhood full of meticulously maintained | homes, the neighborhood has several shopping outlets |
| ded William Baker as Director of Dr Barnardo's | Homes, the third since Thomas Barnardo himself, hold |
| ns include reconstructed Maidu Native American | homes, the Ancil Hoffman Golf Course and the Effie Y |
| Sector publication Builder Magazine named LGI | Homes the industry's fastest-growing private company |
| age group of the viewer and the amount of U.S. | homes the Web site reaches. |
| After 40 | homes, the Marauders drew 56,718 fans to their home |
| as baked by the huers on their return to their | homes, the cake being ready by the time the crews re |
| s have taken place such as the building of new | homes the abandoning of old dwellings and modern far |
| After an evening at their | homes, the candidates all take part in an employment |
| The village consists of a few | homes, The Star Inn, which provides a focal point fo |
| old colonists association, the Elder workmen's | homes, the botanic gardens, and the zoological garde |
| population, the complete destruction of their | homes, the area's defoliation, and its categorizatio |
| Unlike many families who lost their | homes, the Miyatakes were able to resume their life |
| the hotel and relax before departing for their | homes, the bosses realizing it would be too dangerou |
| In Jewish | homes, the word was "regarded as so vulgar as to be |
| Meetings were held in | homes, the Old Stone Schoolhouse, the Methodist Chur |
| Due to the wide catchment area of players' | homes the club moved to the county town of Ipswich i |
| uth, his family and himself, people in nursing | homes, the blind, sick and dying people and the inti |
| The beach-style | homes, the strip of land against the beach, and the |
| ns on its property one of James White's former | homes, the founder of Knoxville, Tennessee. |
| The name means 'hill of elms' and this village | homes the only three elm trees in Essex. |
| Thousands of | homes, the airport, the railway station, squares, st |
| Although not the first society to build such | homes, the Association was the first to be founded e |
| of the poor both in the workhouse and in their | homes; the rate was collected between zero and five |
| allotments are a mix of permanent and holiday | homes, the remaining allotments being undeveloped. |
| Westchester Hills consists of single-family | homes, the Decatur YMCA and a nursing home. |
| here are two occupancies in most single-family | homes: the garage and the living space of the home. |
| ural community, consisting mainly of scattered | homes, the Balcas Sawmill and rich farm land along t |
| Of Hannah Rosebery's | homes, the lease on Lansdowne House was surrendered |
| work, bombing churches, places of business and | homes, the work of five centuries destroyed in five |
| A large number of | homes the estate have been bought by by tenants unde |
| idence for far longer than many of their other | homes: the great Palazzo Vecchio, their seat of powe |
| In one of the most crime-ridden, Robert Taylor | Homes, the ratio was almost three children for every |
| Sailors' | Homes, Their Origin and Progress (1852) |
| ayat, at one time, 200 persons abandoned their | homes, their work, and their food, all their belongi |
| l functions, five are tenants, who live in the | homes themselves and five are Councillors at Wolverh |
| The | homes themselves take up 390 acres (1.6 km2), inters |
| Within Tweedbank, besides the residential | homes, there is a primary school, an all weather spo |
| In addition to | homes, there is a car dealer butcher and hairdresser |
| neighborhoods in Agoura, and due to that, many | homes there have nostalgic features. |
| e notified that they would have to leave their | homes; there was an attempt to resist through politi |
| Many of the | homes there have been renovated, and it is a popular |
| long the road, and four or five families built | homes there. |
| , I. S. Mincks and “Diamond Joe” Wilson, owned | homes there. |
| and wealthiest families, who built magnificent | homes there. |
| rather than lease university land built their | homes there. |
| nd many of the British aristocracy have rented | homes there. |
| vice that brought mail-order catalogs to rural | homes, these investors sold their products directly |
| age of 17 and was buried at one of the Howard | homes, Thetford Abbey. |
| nts were given the opportunity to purchase the | homes they had been renting. |
| At | homes they are done to escape from incurable disease |
| Upon returning with Lily to their | homes, they soon come to suspect that they are being |
| upon being forced to move from their existing | homes, they were unable to find or afford comparable |
| rells built their summer home, one of the five | homes they maintained, near what is now Morrell and |
| Once they fled their respective | homes, they found the Leapfrog at the old Avengers W |
| xecuted one-by-one or in small groups near the | homes they were taken from. |
| As the people of Kabul ventured out of their | homes they realized that the rebels were in complete |
| But in many other | homes, this base is frequently amplified with a mix |
| With only 14 | homes this is a quiet village with its mediaeval chu |
| Paid for by the developers of the site, Bloor | Homes, this road finally opened to the public on 24 |
| In most | homes, this would imply that brandy should be cooled |
| inding streets with park area and many holiday | homes, this is a picturesque area to holiday and liv |
| er lessees acquired fee simple titles to their | homes, those became attractive to Japanese investors |
| without concern for the possibility of finding | homes, though commercial means or otherwise, for the |
| 975 there was a population of 1,673 in its 599 | homes, though it was only 40% of its intended size. |
| rning the population to stay safe inside their | homes, thousands of Portuguese took to the streets, |
| It is responsible for letting the | homes through a letting scheme called 'Homes in the |
| and use their strong pleopods to propel their | homes through the water. |
| d has experienced a surge of new single family | homes through infill development on existing lots an |
| Nippo batteries reach millions of | homes through 35 distributors, over 2800 stockists, |
| s history building a full scope of two-bedroom | homes through to larger executive homes and luxury r |
| e dockland inner-city areas who had lost their | homes through bombing and slum demolition. |
| s, renovations of existing traditional Atlanta | homes throughout the community and community plans a |
| 67 and now the Association provides over 4,000 | homes throughout Norfolk and Suffolk. |
| over 61,000 and is delivered free of charge to | homes throughout the cities of Sugar Land, Missouri |
| From there he went on to build | homes throughout Birmingham from 1946 to 1952. |
| ng Airport on St. Thomas and those measured on | homes throughout the Island hillsides & broadcast fr |
| The diverse architecture of the | homes throughout the neighborhood include Marina, Ar |
| itutions (i.e., hospitals, orphanages, nursing | homes) throughout much of the United States. |
| tion is that the people protest from their own | homes, thus achieving a high level of support and pa |
| t the last few families and knocked down their | homes to make room for extra sheep pasturage. |
| The last | homes to be built on the estate were the last ever h |
| t so far as to refuse to evict Jews from their | homes to make room for the TODT organisation . |
| Lisle's Tennis Court or Dorset Garden Theatre, | homes to the Duke's Company in 17th-century London. |
| r 2009 - the site had been sold on from Oracle | Homes to Bewley Homes. |
| y Henry D. Epstein, which then sold individual | homes to their residents. |
| hority of Fiji is in the business of providing | homes to the people of Fiji. |
| r" a measure which would require single-family | homes to install carbon monoxide detectors. |
| ns of Aldingham Moat and Aldingham Motte, both | homes to the Lords of Aldingham in the twelfth and t |
| nd human life coach Brad Pattison as he enters | homes to solve problems with bad dog behaviour and f |
| llagers were said to be happy to give up their | homes to help the British War effort, the majority w |
| y controversial eco-town, to contain over 3000 | homes, to be built in Rackheath and Salhouse. |
| ter Epiphany), townspeople gather in halls and | homes to play dice games, the winner of which earns |
| Many of these had returned to their erstwhile | homes to a hostile reception among their non-Jewish |
| 0 Serbs and other ethnic minorities fled their | homes to go north. |
| policy is reluctant to foreclose on taxpayer's | homes to enforce these liens, often only getting sat |
| atment given them in Missouri and opened their | homes to the refugees. |
| f removing Native American children from their | homes to residential schools (in Canada) or Indian b |
| ere built for the same material as the village | homes to demonstrate sanitary and healthy living to |
| Many are still without | homes to this day. |
| to use the hymn book at meetings and in their | homes to invite the spirit and to teach doctrine. |
| ansions of the rich, from traditional mountain | homes to the modest huts of the Pas valley. |
| However, other high authorities wished more | homes to be built in the area, to accommodate soldie |
| made up of blocks of flats, with single family | homes to the north and to the south. |
| Cockroaches might have migrated out of | homes to other, more suitable places. |
| were provided at both water pumping sites and | homes to treat water before drinking. |
| The Association has provided | homes to nearly 2,000 individuals and families in ho |
| dfall, and recommended all residents in mobile | homes to evacuate and for businesses to close. |
| heads between marshland to the west and resort | homes to the east. |
| forced many people, who used to own their own | homes, to now live in tents. |
| rking in Biloxi, Gulfport and Mobile, visiting | homes to locate French citizens. |
| Some | homes to the south of Wigmore may experience occasio |
| and encouraging those using oil to heat their | homes to ensure they have enough oil in their tank b |
| e is only one of three significant Bloomington | homes to be added to the Register in 1978. |
| y controversial eco-town, to contain over 5100 | homes, to be built in Rackheath and Salhouse on farm |
| ir weddings while waiting for their own nearby | homes to be completed. |
| ially trained for such environments as funeral | homes, to provide grief therapy for grieving individ |
| uary 2008 when a partnership deal with Barratt | Homes to develop the site was announced. |
| people of Liverpool responded by opening their | homes to racegoers stranded overnight in the city, w |
| e in world library, and decorate their virtual | homes to suit their individual taste and style. |
| Cactus provide food and | homes to many desert mammals and birds, with showy f |
| co and white sugar is more common for bars and | homes to have open access to (as brown sugar has a l |
| st money to families in danger of losing their | homes to foreclosure. |
| full-fledged town with over 20 stores and 1000 | homes to serve the mining industry. |
| own to take fermenting tubs of wine into their | homes to nurture the yeast through the night to assu |
| d, contemporary and who love to decorate their | homes to make it look different, unique and attracti |
| old clothes during Christmas, or visit Old Age | homes to cheer up the residents there. |
| In some rural areas smiths visited | homes to beg for beer or wine. |
| the port and surrounding areas, as people buy | homes to live in, or as second or holiday homes. |
| centre, with the owner and staff coming out to | homes to remove poisonous snakes from inconvenient p |
| In early 2008, work was started by JCS | Homes to turn the complex into housing estate with a |
| hills to the west and mostly views of lakeside | homes to the east. |
| oge Link in 2008 will allow for some 3,000 new | homes to be built in the area. |
| The oil company purchased the | homes to make a protective greenbelt around the peri |
| their arrival in front of those who open their | homes to the Berigeln. |
| a £20 million gap in funding to refurbish the | homes to new housing standards. |
| ury Leiden, for instance, people opening their | homes to services could be fined 200 guilders (a yea |
| na/Fairfax - GMU station from 60 single family | homes to 2,250 condominiums and townhouses. |
| gn an exciting scheme for approximately 20 new | homes to be developed on the site and invited four h |
| executives realized that if they offered nicer | homes to the workers, the miners were more likely to |
| hborhood, as music loving residents open their | homes to host performing artists from all over Europ |
| Two hundred people who lost their | homes to the tsunami took refuge in the plant. |
| the first model in a series of holiday | homes to be licensed in 50 countries, already mass-p |
| This has seen many people having to sell their | homes to the development corporation of that enlarge |
| th other tribes in Silesia, or they left their | homes to join others in their migrations. |
| ation for householders for conversion of their | homes to smokeless fuels. |
| We then see band members leave their | homes to get ready for the band's tour. |
| p Jews were taken in furniture vans from their | homes to Mechelen transit camp. |
| like these forced many farmers to leave their | homes to start a new life elsewhere, especially Cali |
| David is attempting to build some new | homes to replace the slum housing of Basuto Road and |
| The idea was to create many thousands of | homes to serve as a base for the many people who wer |
| allow for provision of adaptation's to peoples | homes to reduce both the need for people to relocate |
| s for less most disabled unable to leave their | homes, to excursions and trips for the more able. |
| types that range from wood-frame single family | homes to high-rise structures, large farm field area |
| against pressure for members to relocate their | homes to Goldsmiths' Row, Cheapside. |
| ish troops, who in reprisal, burned the Larkin | homes to the ground. |
| xtension of housing was being planned by Bovis | Homes to the east of the golf course with some remod |
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