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| r and patron in his own right, who rebuilt his | homes at Burford Priory in Oxfordshire (under Walter |
| art of this redevelopment there are affordable | homes available at Knowle Village, through the gover |
| Once work is complete there will be 555 new | homes, available by mixed tenure. |
| ugh the day/night care shelters or residential | homes away from the red light area. |
| Adirondack Camps: | Homes Away from Home, 1850-1950. |
| The Prairie School was reflected in the | homes' bands of windows with geometric glazed patter |
| rhood is mostly characterized by single-family | homes, baseball fields and tennis courts. |
| iated Architects were contracted to design new | homes based on the original designs. |
| ECS has been educating children from Christian | homes based in a Reformed Christian tradition. |
| Micro lathes find a place in | homes, basements, and garages. |
| They proposed an alternative, whereby the | homes be transferred to Tenants First, a mutual hous |
| charges, and went to jail rather than let the | homes be inspected. |
| erty, farm property, golf property, waterfront | homes, beach houses and luxury homes. |
| ny way to relieve the heat, even the inside of | homes became ovens, with indoor temperature exceedin |
| worker, Stoney used to be the horror of foster | homes because of his stealing habits. |
| The device may not have a future in | homes because people like to have permanent dishes. |
| Thousands of Indonesians forced from their | homes because of Mount Merapi's continued eruptions |
| nder" of "squeegee kids", youth who left their | homes because of dysfunction or abuse and survive by |
| at 16% of the Iraqi population have fled their | homes because of the conflict, and half of these hav |
| Aires area lack adequate legal titles to their | homes because final mortgage payments are frequently |
| unsanitary conditions…People can't sell their | homes because we live on a swamp.” |
| ay 2011, and that residents should leave their | homes before that day. |
| forces also detained a group of women in their | homes before another march, without any explanation, |
| ad, Route 287 turns to the north, passing some | homes before turning to the northeast into the farml |
| In Brunswick, NY 351 serves only a handful of | homes before it terminates at a junction with NY 2 i |
| rs infiltrated the village and threw stones at | homes, before being dispersed by Israeli military fo |
| Many of these people had | homes before the hurricane, but either lost their ho |
| r) Greenpeace functions moved to other private | homes before settling, in the fall of 1974, in a sma |
| Founded by CEO Grant Bovey in 2003, Imagine | Homes began operating from offices in Kew, Surrey, w |
| 's through the 1940's many of Boulevard's fine | homes began to be purchased by prominent African-Ame |
| movement and by the early Century many of the | homes began to sport the white paint and black shutt |
| 2) will be used as open space between existing | homes behind the former hospital and the new develop |
| n centre slum clearances, with hundreds of new | homes being built by the local council. |
| Dominican Republic and Haiti, with over 1,300 | homes being destroyed and about 2,000 people being k |
| tric scheme has been in use to power up to 300 | homes; being sited near the original. |
| The plan resulted in many single-family | homes being replaced with multi-family apartments. |
| separate; however an increase in the number of | homes being built led to the green fields between th |
| Chalfant Valley, California was due to mobile | homes being shaken off their supports, which damaged |
| Fearing it was their | homes being burned, Colonel Barrett led his militia |
| ll see a mixture of rented and privately-owned | homes being built on the site, as well as the re-ope |
| reeway would result in nearly as many historic | homes being demolished in El Sereno. |
| erienced a revival, with many of the converted | homes being fixed up and returned to single family d |
| nearly completely built out by 1955, with the | homes being examples of typical middle class residen |
| lometres (26 sq mi) of land and at least three | homes being lost in conditions surpassing 42 °C (108 |
| Keppel Suite and the Paxton Suite; with other | homes being converted from the remaining estate buil |
| lived as rapid housing development resulted in | homes being built in areas adjoining the "Villages". |
| uild, so we ain't [don't] have any residential | homes being built," LaFront said, "everybody [is] bu |
| The FBI subsequently raided the | homes belonging to three alleged members of the grou |
| ment, Muslims in southern Egypt broke into two | homes belonging to Coptic Christians. |
| where the community once consisted of several | homes belonging to the Washington family. |
| They have | homes beside the Thames in West London, and in Glouc |
| 50 would require the demolition of residential | homes between 31st and 33rd streets. |
| ial portion of 3344 Peachtree, will contain 82 | homes between the 28th and 50th floors of the buildi |
| s involved a group of 6 tenants swapping their | homes between them . |
| te condominiums and multi-million-dollar beach | homes between the park and Bethany Beach. |
| 3. Creating 5,000 improved | homes between the period of 2006 - 2010. 4. Council |
| by 2021 these two areas will provide 3,000 new | homes between them. |
| avid Laird, Father Albert Lacombe, Rev. George | Homes, Bishop Grourad, J.A.J. McKenna, J.H. Ross, W. |
| ist economy, attracting visitors with restored | homes, Bluebonnet Festival, Scarecrow Festival and a |
| ers of the militia split up to return to their | homes, Bok was taken by Giemma. |
| r and Jedediah Elderkin, who lived in adjacent | homes, both still standing.:3,47-48 |
| he district including two 20th century country | homes: Brailsford Hall built in 1905 in Jacobean sty |
| w-end home market that is the focus of the LGI | Homes brand has grown rapidly since the company's fo |
| f life or protect families burned out of their | homes, brought to a head the divisions that had alre |
| ngst the developers building there are Barratt | Homes, Bryant Homes, David Wilson Homes and George W |
| As a result of the earthquake, several | homes buckled and cracks appeared in streets. |
| uthorising the executions and ordered that the | homes, buildings, date palms and fruit orchards belo |
| Mint | Homes builds houses in Kleinbrook, including Section |
| Bovis | Homes builds a wide range of properties from one bed |
| It includes single-family | homes built between 1921 and 1923 by W.A. Gale for t |
| Homes built in Hall High generally date from years f | |
| istory of Oppsal starts with villas and summer | homes built during the Interwar period. |
| suckle Drive are lined with architect-designed | homes, built from the 1920s to early 1960s. |
| was the first of the three Frank Lloyd Wright | homes built in the "Usonia Homes" development north |
| House in Denver, Colorado, one of the earliest | homes built from insulation. |
| ast Capitol Avenue, was among the first of the | homes built in 1843 as the home of early state legis |
| Bluff Hall was one of several | homes built atop a limestone cliff overlooking the T |
| ps without centralized political authority, in | homes built from branches, leaves and mud. |
| Other streets, such as Adena Trail, contain | homes built throughout the later twentieth century. |
| Many of the | homes built during its creation were now well below |
| Most are smaller | homes built for the working class, though there are |
| through it and passes by a small community of | homes built along a portion of the canyon. |
| It is a village with a few stores and | homes built around a large square. |
| It features | homes built around the turn of the 20th Century in s |
| Victorian | homes built on the bluffs in that era still grace th |
| Tannenbaum features chalet-like | homes built on the northeast side of Greers Ferry La |
| n, Shingle-Craftsman and Tudor-Craftsman style | homes built between 1903 and 1916. |
| Homes built with the Gang-Nail plate were far more l | |
| stone in a similar style to the nearby Masonic | Homes built by the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania. |
| ned in March 2000, was originally five private | homes built in 1776. |
| currently disused but, in conjunction with new | homes built alongside, work is underway to re-open i |
| er fire department, and numerous older rambler | homes built for workers at the nearby U.S. Navy muni |
| ed January 3, 2007, the village consists of 26 | homes built with funds donated by citizens of Wooste |
| ghborhood is made up mostly of twin and single | homes built in the years following the Second World |
| The gigantic railroad baron | homes built during the heyday of the railroad still |
| ct has a number of architecturally-significant | homes built in the early 20th century. |
| ia named for the more than 800 small craftsman | homes built there from 1900 to 1930, most of which s |
| are of the potential presence of lead paint in | homes built prior to 1978, and notes that…”such awar |
| es provide those performing remodeling task in | homes built before 1978 with guidelines on procedure |
| x of young and old families composed mainly of | homes built in the early 1960s to the early to mid-1 |
| The newer | homes, built in the 1950s, are variations on the Mid |
| ute 9P, includes a number of stately victorian | homes built in the second half of the nineteenth and |
| il in February 2005, will see almost 2,600 new | homes, built by Wates and Martin Grant Homes. |
| It is made up of 1950s and early 1960s | homes built in the modern (contemporary), ranch, and |
| The original six | homes built in Milwaukee by Arthur Richards were add |
| t architectural style for public buildings and | homes built in southwestern Pennsylvania between abo |
| presents a concentration of upper class summer | homes built at the end of the 19th and beginning of |
| Cherokee Park and Seneca Park, as well as the | homes built around those parks. |
| In 2006, Antler | Homes built a 17-house estate named Ashby Grange. |
| an affluent neighborhood of approximately 750 | homes built at the former location of the Ingleside |
| The | homes built in the Cork Hill District reflect most o |
| t the settlement began with a small cluster of | homes built around the road junction. |
| ia residential neighborhood of modern detached | homes built in the 1970s is located immediately west |
| Von Sternberg House contrasts with the typical | homes built at the beginning of the 21st century. |
| quickly, with eight Queen Anne style detached | homes built by 1889 along Madison Avenue. |
| The Bowman home, one of the first | homes built in the Shenandoah Valley, still exists a |
| Mc Lean | Homes built Beechwood Park estate between 1987 and 1 |
| Today, more than 100,000 people live in | homes built by his efforts. |
| 0, and is reflected in the architecture of the | homes built by successful local farmers and merchant |
| as an unusually high uranium content, and thus | homes built over the granite should be checked for r |
| It featured many large | homes built as summer residences by people from othe |
| The number of | homes built during this period exceeded the total nu |
| Mint | Homes built houses in Traces. |
| Most of the | homes built in this early period through the 1920s a |
| e first large tract included approximately 300 | homes built in 1957-1958 in upper Mandeville. |
| Rodeo Houston also | homes Bull riding, bareback riding, saddle bronc rid |
| e real estate market consists of single family | homes, bungalows, and small multi-family, though the |
| used to join the village guards have had their | homes burned, or have been forced to leave and their |
| their being threatened and in some cases their | homes burnt in the beginning of the insurrection of |
| et and Italian Lake as well as moderated sized | homes bursting with the character of early 20th cent |
| ere Quakers and their community included their | homes, businesses including the Jacob Aldrich Farm ( |
| roner, some 100 bodies were sent plunging into | homes, businesses and city streets. |
| The 1752 hurricane caused massive damage to | homes, businesses, shipping, and the rice crop. |
| t is a rare example of a neighborhood in which | homes, businesses, and churches are fully integrated |
| er 1,000 deaths, destroyed or severely damaged | homes, businesses, and property in the majority of t |
| hester Village Green has a mix of restaurants, | homes, businesses, and apartments in the area. |
| oding the town of Glenville including schools, | homes, businesses, and farmlands to a depth of 300 f |
| Examples of the furniture were not only in | homes, but in public buildings such as the Hotel Joh |
| It primarily contains single-family | homes, but also contains a modest, low-rise condomin |
| tyle single family houses are the most popular | homes, but there are two story homes as well as two |
| s on the Memorial Drive corridor are one story | homes, but the neighborhood has seen a significant j |
| pulations, often people who should be in group | homes, but who do not have the discipline to stay th |
| ed either to the said refugee camp or to their | homes but still remain missing. |
| erable housing situation, since they own their | homes but not the land, and face a number of threats |
| unning water and electricity could be found in | homes, but wages were still very low, at only $3 a d |
| tially threatening a small amount of lakeshore | homes, but quickly became an interface zone fire and |
| outhwest community originally consisted of few | homes, but now has a considerable population that re |
| ,000 and the physical damage at around 250-460 | homes, but later the Book of Estimates had the damag |
| provided power for the colliery and the local | homes, but has now been demolished, along with the c |
| To start with the congregation met in | homes, but in 1780 the pastor John Hitchcock, led th |
| the higher classes were more confined to their | homes, but they were not secluded from society. |
| Some of the pubs were converted into private | homes, but The Lord Derby, The Jolly Miller, The Anc |
| osh wants to use the land for building holiday | homes, but the crofter says the land is needed for g |
| Some are vacation | homes, but most are permanent residences. |
| Most of the buildings are private | homes, but despite the "Residential" moniker, the di |
| ents in the area were to be evicted from their | homes, but they have found unlikely support from loc |
| oduced as a villain who steals Finn and Jake's | homes, but later reveals that she only wanted to sca |
| d passed their ancient estate of Billie to the | Homes, but retained Lamberton. |
| The square is surrounded by private | homes, but since medieval times the rights to use th |
| Rebuild and repair permanent | homes by addressing long-term financing gaps, and sa |
| ed by the offer, and the two men have switched | homes by the video's end, with the family man singin |
| arning enough money, players may upgrade their | homes by calling Gotz, and buy kitchens, appliances, |
| oal is to have the safer stoves in 100 million | homes by 2020. |
| a thousand residents were evacuated from their | homes by the army and police boats from five affecte |
| rit Lake to aid the settlers driven from their | homes by the Sioux Indians in the aftermath of the S |
| relatives of theirs were burned alive in their | homes by Soviet soldiers. |
| emaining houses are used as weekend or holiday | homes by their Spanish owners. |
| Over 6,000 residents were forced from their | homes by the storm. |
| illagers were never allowed to return to their | homes by the War Office. |
| telephone exchanges up to the wires going into | homes; by 2005, 98% of the ENTel network infrastruct |
| ities often have been driven from their forest | homes by the establishment of parks. |
| ebris and waterlogged furniture placed outside | homes by residents beginning to clean up led the may |
| worked to rehouse Catholics forced from their | homes by loyalist intimidation. |
| ner for the shoot which are filmed in members' | homes by porn stars such as Jeremy Hall and Matthew |
| Homes by Hiawatha 1974 | |
| Later this cooked rice will be taken to their | homes by the pilgrims. |
| An active work is conducted in nursing | homes by DGL clergy and lay readers. |
| electricity to power approximately 1.1 million | homes by selling all its electricity into the Nation |
| t up with three-bedroomed semi-detached family | homes by the bookbinders Hazell, Watson and Viney fo |
| ish landowners to improve the amenity of their | homes by converting surrounding farmland into open p |
| e at Hanwell town hall and trips to retirement | homes by Year 10 students and some production cast m |
| ablished in the city after the burning of many | homes by loyalist mobs in the 1969 Northern Ireland |
| Sunset Dr and N Kendall Dr was built by Janis | homes c. 1970; the portion west of 142 Av. was built |
| Hall became the flagship of a group of nursing | homes called Goldsborough Estates. |
| roject altogether, including the nine historic | homes, came in at $6 million. |
| Healthy | Homes Campaign- advocates against dlum housing condi |
| In 2007, The Elon | Homes campus was renamed The Walstein W. Snyder Camp |
| Homes can range from around 3,500 to 10,000 square f | |
| Multi-million dollar | homes can be seen alined both the ridge and the lake |
| ey can't do this, they care for them until new | homes can be found for them; and they educate the pu |
| Homes can be found throughout Towns and more than on | |
| ver and its tributaries to swell, washing away | homes, cars and 4 miles of Route 123. |
| problems in sound reproduction systems used in | homes, cars, studios, and movie theaters. |
| ing the gentlemen smugglers' assets, including | homes, cars, money and boats. |
| 875 into the emigration of children from these | homes cast a shadow over the process of exporting ch |
| istoric house near one of the then main family | homes, Castlemartin in Kildare |
| atever they wished in the privacy of their own | homes caused the United States Congress to fund the |
| An F1 tornado damaged several | homes, causing $300,000 in damages, in Okaloosa Coun |
| Modern pagan | homes celebrate the winter solstice, which falls clo |
| ni Press 2000 - published to coincide with the | Homes' centenary. |
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