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some plots have been reused over time and new	homes constructed in contemporary styles.
ire that includes shopping centers and nursing	homes.
cape for two days and their bodies and burning	homes dotted the landscapes.
ng hygiene in children hospitals and maternity	homes
ordered to the west by the acreages and estate	homes of Springbank.
ter the Second World War, Orlit and Self-Built	homes were built in the 1950s and 60s to meet the th
ness buildings, platted the village, and built	homes for themselves.
and clinical training at hospitals and nursing	homes in the immediate area.
ll see a mixture of rented and privately-owned	homes being built on the site, as well as the re-ope
field Gardens, 1850 Washington St, and Mandela	Homes vary considerably and represent evolving attit
r its large affluent office buildings and nice	homes all located in the affluent areas of Metro Det
re humane meals in schools, hospitals and care	homes
head, a small cluster of farms and prestigious	homes at the foot of Burley Moor.
ly submerged by Nina's storm surge, and 35,000	homes and buildings were destroyed.
ffices, Royal Observer Corps posts and private	homes in remote rural areas where hand operated sire
aissance as many of the Craftsman and Victoria	homes have been renovated.
campus and along Patterson Street and provide	homes for many other offices and programs for VSU.
e construction of condominiums and residential	homes.
and grading systems for apartments and rental	homes; inspects sewage treatment and water plants; e
C, which plans to remove the runways and build	homes, shops, walking trails and a marina.
he land along Main and Court Streets and built	homes on this property.
ool, a Welsh chapel with graveyard and several	homes.
coast wanted to build more elaborate and fancy	homes with amenities such as electricity and running
d estimated 12,000 severely injured and 26,891	homes destroyed.
full-fledged town with over 20 stores and 1000	homes to serve the mining industry.
gement of other Modernists to build and design	homes in the state.
which she founded in 1984 to care for and find	homes for abandoned animals.
began as a series of vacant lots, lots and few	homes of workers of the factory floor, but from the
, which are all in private ownerships, and new	homes have been built in the grounds.
rked on a woods crew and sold shoes and mobile	homes.
al store in Claverack, New York and maintained	homes in Hudson, New York and New York City.
(31 km2) of conserved green spaces and custom	homes.
orking class terraced houses and semi-detached	homes dominate Egremont.
tached residences, Duplex Village and Carriage	homes and town homes located around 4 residential sq
with the Territorial Land Office and Hawaiian	Homes Commission to allow the ranch a more lengthy p
age for his wife and children, and constructed	homes which rented out for $100 to $1,000 a month.
sively in healthcare facilities and retirement	homes, while other countries have a wider variety of
, Orphanages, De-addiction centers and Old-age	homes.
W-MAE-W created seven dropin centres and three	homes around the country, run by 35 female staff mem
was eventually subdivided and sold, and newer	homes have been built along the street named after h
itted plans to put 1600 high density and small	homes and a strip mall on what is a significant gree
rchases of both single family and multi-family	homes.
spaces hinting at the great estates and large	homes which once stood in the area.
the river, 366 m (1,201 ft) of the road and 14	homes, many with their occupants inside, were swept
rish Church, and the whole streets and stately	homes.
il, local Safer Neighbourhoods Team and Ealing	Homes (the council's housing management company) and
The Faile Cemetery, Post Office, and other	homes in various states of decay are all that remain
Kemble Housing and Nexus Housing, and manages	homes across the West Midlands, Herefordshire and Wo
ill Stunell wanted to see all new and existing	homes either built or renovated with security and en
also many split-level, two-story and basement	homes pushing 2,400 sq ft (220 m2) and beyond.
sists of a variety of villas and double-storey	homes.
ton Insurance (1985-93), Crowther and Merewood	Homes (1994-2003) and Betfred (2006-07).
ed streets, period lamps, gardens and gracious	homes which include examples of traditional architec
where he established a tabernacle and healing	homes.
unity Development Corporation (GNCDC) and Mint	Homes.
projects such as small businesses and private	homes, lagged behind.
ge and children and adult care and residential	homes including a supported tenancy.
broadened to include pick-up trucks and mobile	homes, with the use of his own photography encouragi
ortion clinics, doctor's offices, and doctor's	homes.
land to stately avenues, gardens, and upscale	homes and businesses.
ionally performs solos at churches and nursing	homes.
allotments are a mix of permanent and holiday	homes, the remaining allotments being undeveloped.
e pond is developed with summer and year-round	homes mostly along the southern and eastern shores.
that meet smart growth guidelines and include	homes people can afford.
amaged 25 advertisement billboards and several	homes.
wenty other large public buildings and private	homes.
newspaper offices, women's groups and private	homes of millions of young Arabs who have served not
and titling of automobiles, boats, and mobile	homes.
he Rogers Commercial Historic District and two	homes owned by Stroud family members; one in Rogers
ilding what was then, high quality and stylish	homes.
ldo (colonial government house) and precarious	homes in San Salvador de Jujuy, the provincial capit
inspect hospitals and nursing	homes;
been associated with many mansions and stately	homes in England.
d is a mix of duplex housing and single-family	homes.
led their funds to purchase the land and build	homes.
oad, and has a few holiday cottages and second	homes.
hut-ins in prisons, hospitals and convalescent	homes.
the early 19th century, timber frame and brick	homes from the 1830s and 1850s, and other churches.
0, with unemployment estimated at 44% and many	homes essentially beach huts, severely lacking basic
artments, garden apartments, and single-family	homes generally dating to the 1940s.
MS OF THE 1800S GAVE WAY TO PARK AND DIGNIFIED	HOMES; RACIAL MAKEUP HAS CHANGED", The Courier Journ
Between 75 and 150	homes were destroyed; 1,500 others remained uninhabi
d as a caregiver in both hospitals and nursing	homes.
g disruption and trauma in foster and adoptive	homes.
The area is heavily treed, and most	homes display well-kept and in some cases elaborate
estroyed railroad track, blockhouses, and some	homes and generally disrupted Union operations in th
as an unusually high uranium content, and thus	homes built over the granite should be checked for r
troyed as well as the town's churches and many	homes.
by building a neighborhood of safe and healthy	homes that are inspired by Cradle to Cradle Design t
They have four children and have	homes in London and at Thornbridge Hall, Derbyshire.
Many residents did not want to leave and some	homes were taken by Imminent Domain.
ort systems for children in need and providing	homes for abandon children
o schools, senior citizen centers, and nursing	homes showing a video about his life and talking abo
Two churches, several businesses, and many	homes were removed or relocated when the new US 23 w
onstruction of many detached and semi-detached	homes in the 1930s, which were typical of many subur
tals, schools, churches, armories, and private	homes.
is built up mainly of small farms and detached	homes.
popular spot for vacation, weekend and summer	homes.
It is one of six overall sites and three	homes in Polo listed on the Register.
t introduce systems of town planning and meant	homes had to be built to certain standards.
t any one time, in boarding kennels and foster	homes in and around Skegness.
heologists have found their tools and weapons,	homes, foods, religious, and ceremonial objects.
etting traffic statistics from ISP's and phone	homes provides for broader reporting of web traffic
urdy brick single family, duplex and townhouse	homes surround Lawler Park and were constructed in 1
y consisting of single-family and multi-family	homes, is pending development, just east of Algonqui
mmunity churches, town cemetery, and Victorian	homes that flourished until 1919 when the prosperity
tions are graced with fine Victorian and manor	homes; others have homes indicative of a suburban co
Many 50's and 60's	homes are being remodeled and sold.
oduced as a villain who steals Finn and Jake's	homes, but later reveals that she only wanted to sca
Houses include bungalows and two-family	homes.
w feature businesses such as banks and nursing	homes.
dom, which provides sheltered housing and care	homes for elderly people.
municipality suffered terrible damage and many	homes were lost during the infamous 1967 Tasmanian f
More permanent buildings and year-round	homes sprang up as the town prospered.
ghout the Quapaw Quarter, many small and large	homes from the Antebellum and Victorian eras can be
ns for private residences, estates and country	homes, public parks, botanic gardens, college campus
ets through the hillside farmland and building	homes for commuters on Parker Hill Avenue, Hillside
was bought in l9l0 by the Los Angeles Suburban	Homes Co., owned by a syndicate of rich Los Angeles
ly single-family historic Queen Anne Victorian	homes.
e collection of Victorian and Queen Anne style	homes.
nd occurs in over half of all Queen Anne style	homes.
is in an area of very similar Queen Anne style	homes which may have also been built by Wright.
filed suit to stop Fishers from annexing their	homes into the Fishers tax base.
House was one of several antebellum plantation	homes on Kingston Pike.
House was one of several antebellum plantation	homes located along Kingston Pike in the western Kno
uild, so we ain't [don't] have any residential	homes being built," LaFront said, "everybody [is] bu
t-retirement living in a Chicago apartment and	homes in New Buffalo, Michigan and Tulsa, Oklahoma.
rehouses, squats, bars, peoples apartments and	homes, etc. and self promoted her own work by letter
ent, Executive, Executive Appointments, Mobile	Homes, and Rules.
To this end, he approached Bellway	Homes with examples of more contemporary designs bei
te for Health has the power to approve women's	homes as a 'class of place' where certain abortion d
or, TXU Energy, to supply approximately 30,000	homes in Texas.
d 400,000, and 63% of its approximately 90,000	homes, and 100% of its public institutional building
The Terrace consists of approximately 800	homes.
lanned to eventually have approximately 23,000	homes for 70,000 people: 12,800 single-family detach
controlled circulation to approximately 19,400	homes.
In total there are approximately forty	homes.
The community has approximately 140	homes and is a little over 6,000 ft (1,800 m). in el
ith no definable nucleus, of approximately 145	homes spread over some 8 square miles (21 km2), comp
Approximately 160	homes suffered at least some damage with 50 homes ru
munity has grown to include approximately 4000	homes, including 2800 single family homes upon compl
d annexation area included approximately 2,200	homes in an unincorporated area of Hamilton County.
of Historic Places including approximately 25	homes and businesses.
The released oil impacted approximately 1700	homes in an adjacent residential neighborhoods of Ch
dens' is a neighborhood of approximately 2,000	homes in the Centerville District of Fremont, Califo
in the area will bring in approximately 3,000	homes and businesses.
It encompasses approximately 1,400	homes in the 77009 ZIP code.
Approximately 1,000,000	homes lost electricity due to the storms.
an affluent neighborhood of approximately 750	homes built at the former location of the Ingleside
h power to supply energy to approximately 1500	homes in the Midwest.
he Woods is a subdivision of approximately 400	homes in northern Peoria County, Illinois, United St
It was estimated that approximately 1,900	homes would be built on the land when construction b
Along with fatalities, approximately 730	homes were destroyed, along with businesses and othe
f power, enough to serve approximately 115,000	homes.
The hamlet contains approximately 17	homes (including the old school house, now converted
h the Manly Daily reaches approximately 90,000	homes and businesses with the estimated total number
Approximately 1,400	homes were evacuated.
nned to supply water for the approximately 700	homes in the community.
Luria Brothers Development - approximately 260	homes during 1951-52.
tha's Vineyard, and contains approximately 100	homes along Central Avenue.
supply enough power for approximately 120,000	homes.
e first large tract included approximately 300	homes built in 1957-1958 in upper Mandeville.
ity of Cuyamaca consisted of approximately 145	homes on a mountain (North Peak) north of the reserv
for approximately 100 people on 28 April whose	homes had been damaged by the earthquake.
Many of the era's architects built	homes here including Meyer & Holler, Greene and Gree
llows, contain modern architecturally designed	homes.
the importance of innovative architecture for	homes.
283 (As of 2001), 8.6% of dwellings are second	homes.
art of this redevelopment there are affordable	homes available at Knowle Village, through the gover
Sasykkol are found in the valley, and are the	homes of the rare Dalmatian pelican and Relict Gull.
Most are smaller	homes built for the working class, though there are
ngst the developers building there are Barratt	Homes, Bryant Homes, David Wilson Homes and George W
used for water overflow storage, there are no	homes or businesses built here.
ranted by Southampton City Council are Barratt	Homes and First Wessex.
on of 456 (2001), 6.9% of dwellings are second	homes.
n reported that although 70% students are from	homes where English is the main or only language spo
n of 166 (2001), 11.9% of dwellings are second	homes.
Of the 327 housing structures, 140 are mobile	homes and 11 are duplexes.
Some are vacation	homes, but most are permanent residences.
Most of the buildings are private	homes, but despite the "Residential" moniker, the di
st buildings in Beaconsfield are single-family	homes, with some townhouses and Montreal-style apart
on of 766 (2001), 9.3% of dwellings are second	homes.
There are 13	homes in the area.
its central location, developers are building	homes in the $700,000 plus range and moving them qui
There are more	homes with no working smoke detectors than there are
There are 426	homes in Hillrise.
In the Melbourne area, 63	homes were destroyed at Beaumaris and another 5 in t
s and farms before entering developed areas of	homes and businesses as it becoming a surface road a
ez Street and continues north through areas of	homes and businesses.
295 megawatts, enough to power around 600,000	homes.
A development of around 200	homes was planned for the village, with the building
nd will feed in garden beds around residential	homes.
A village with around 350	homes and 1000 people.
As a result, Sticker now has around 450	homes, a population of about 1150 and an electorate
to build a development including around 9,000	homes on the former airbase, now known as Easton Par
ed in has been the legal issues around nursing	homes.
er the next two centuries there were around 20	homes in the village.
per year is capable of powering around 400,000	homes, or 40% of the homes in Wales, and preventing
ted some water supplies, leaving around 80,000	homes without water at one point; much of Taoyuan Co
of 2007, it has a circulation of around 75,000	homes, which the magazine expects to grow to nearly

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