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| ous cities as London and Cambridge is a slum: | thriving with crime and home to most of the country's |
| mise through their bizarre presence in a once | thriving center for fashionable retail stores. |
| He expanded Eric's tiny firm into a giant, | thriving business, with three and a half billion dolla |
| A once | thriving town, the town's charter was canceled by the |
| or more than a century the center of a large, | thriving plantation. |
| otection from these harms, and support a more | thriving population. |
| see the church building in the hands of a new | thriving congregation. |
| Camden used to be a great | thriving city and in due time it will return to its st |
| asically consists of a few houses and a large | thriving Grosvenor Garden Centre. |
| gogue; one town among many that formed a once | thriving Jewish community in Bekes county. |
| Joyce is a serious, | thriving business person surrounded by colourful chara |
| sbury Monthly Meeting of Friends is a current | thriving congregation, with Meeting for Worship every |
| ew Orleans in the antebellum era was a proud, | thriving port city, banking center and cultural leader |
| Beryl was a once | thriving town, but homes and properties were slowly pu |
| own to bloom six to eight weeks after a burn, | thriving due to lack of vegetative competition. |
| ing under the same; the estates abounded with | thriving young timber; the mines of coal were inexhaus |
| In addition to | thriving in the Prepotto area, the grape also seems to |
| entury and natural trumpet playing is again a | thriving art around the world. |
| Today, Pacific Boulevard is once again a | thriving commercial strip, serving once again as a maj |
| Claiming that “of all the | thriving towns and cities in Western Canada, destined |
| Burton was already a | thriving brewing town with several breweries exploitin |
| erboat Row and Newport on the Levee already a | thriving riverfront district of restaurants and clubs. |
| urch is dedicated to St Mary; there is also a | thriving congregation in St Mary's in Singleton who me |
| Clayton is also a | thriving cultural center, the downtown business distri |
| There is also a | thriving tourism industry with most tourist operators |
| th its hub at the community centre and also a | thriving community hall based within St Margaret's Com |
| te student Hudson Freeze isolated an organism | thriving at 70°C (160°F) which they named Thermus aqua |
| f the Sloss Iron & Steel company, an industry | thriving in Alabama at the time. |
| e, several restaurants, Lake Arrowhead, and a | thriving business sector as well. |
| ndlord of the time, developed a sawmill and a | thriving lace-making industry. |
| and the Five Bells Inn), a village hall and a | thriving community life. |
| pubs, The Swan and the Hoodener's Horse and a | thriving cricket club. |
| a recreational playing field, a church and a | thriving social club. |
| he discovery of large deposits of lead, and a | thriving lead mine was developed. |
| emperatures are termed thermophilic and those | thriving in extremely hot environments are hyperthermo |
| growth, with new modern homes and businesses | thriving. |
| They are alive and even | thriving, in an underground Empire they built. |
| seven chapters had been established and were | thriving. |
| pool, its international trading links and its | thriving business community were reflected in the furt |
| dult education and vocational training, and a | thriving cultural life with musical and theatrical per |
| illage hall, a pub - The Kentish Horse, and a | thriving cricket club. |
| is shared by the after school play-club and a | thriving breakfast club, while the remainder of the sc |
| nifestations as a community-based music and a | thriving form of popular culture." |
| uns up to four senior teams each week and has | thriving Mini, Junior and Girls' sections. |
| city of Innsbruck as a transport hub and the | thriving copper mines of Tyrol, which had given rise t |
| n annual grass of salt marshes and estuaries, | thriving in saline and alkaline soils in aquatic habit |
| e, a pub (The Bell), a new village hall and a | thriving church community based around St. Andrew's Ch |
| ss Park and Langley Business Centre are other | thriving business estates in Slough, with other compan |
| of Wayne County is to "ensure the arts are a | thriving part of our community." |
| Hackney Bulls are the | thriving youth section affiliated with the senior side |
| bog asphodel, and round-leaved sundew are now | thriving, along with keeled skimmer dragonfly and tree |
| They are currently | thriving as a result of the current boom in swing danc |
| al, and the majority of these teams are still | thriving in the 21st century. |
| hown that the majority of these birds are now | thriving in their ancestral homeland. |
| hotels, pubs and restaurants in the area are | thriving. |
| ndicate that the whole Chalke Valley area was | thriving. |
| systems, the development of Starrs Road as a | thriving commercial district and the construction of t |
| on plan, a project to establish the area as a | thriving, attractive modern area of retail. |
| fications which survive there, as well as the | thriving monastic community at Mount Latros. |
| being restored, the inn has been revived as a | thriving arts centre, consisting of several galleries |
| The market was once known as a | thriving underground pirated goods centre. |
| eyball team competing nationally as well as a | thriving chess club. |
| As a | thriving unincorporated community, East Los Angeles ha |
| raying Mowry City and the Mesilla Valley as a | thriving, peaceful region. |
| a firmly put Bristol on the clubbing map as a | thriving centre for club culture and helped move the c |
| he peninsula, it has a jetty and used to be a | thriving port for the export of grain to England. |
| Besides fabrics, Tariq Road seems to be a | thriving market for the footwear business with hundred |
| in the Southeast, and which continues to be a | thriving congregation welcoming to all people. |
| Purdon became a | thriving community with most of the black land in the |
| for the Palmer River gold rush, and became a | thriving port in the 1880s. |
| Waipiata became a | thriving township as the Otago Central Railway line sn |
| th and early 20th centuries the area became a | thriving industrial and commercial area and in the 195 |
| lar Jewish and German tradesmen, and became a | thriving black community in the early 1900s before bei |
| It soon became a | thriving wholesale business with deliveries being made |
| s peak, the Songhai city of Timbuktu became a | thriving cultural and commercial center. |
| tury, and the more accessible region became a | thriving upper-middle-class suburb, with a commercial |
| e again Askern changed direction and became a | thriving pit village, which welcomed people from all o |
| Singapore rapidly became a | thriving city and its prosperity today is a remarkable |
| orary, has helped this small town to become a | thriving melting pot of musicians. |
| His tragic story is about how he began a | thriving business with a useless fashion product deriv |
| Besides the | thriving Turtle Island String Quartet, which has now h |
| Worku Bikila Hotel: | Thriving hotel for international travellers. |
| ry in Africa after South Africa; it boasted a | thriving mining sector and its agriculture sector was |
| ict League Division 2. The club also boasts a | thriving junior section composed of U9, U11, U13, U15 |
| Today, the Center boasts a | thriving research program that informs the work of non |
| At the time of the Domesday Book a | thriving community was in place and the village appear |
| Shell Beach, Louisiana near Lake Borgne were | thriving communities. |
| caters for all levels, demonstrated by both a | thriving Novice Squad and social events calendar, thro |
| Today, both the | thriving Friday market and produce auction remain - to |
| ng jingles, prepared film scores, and built a | thriving production company. |
| rift, they attracted more members and built a | thriving community of several communal families. |
| In the last decade Barbara has built a | thriving business selling houses and condos, many of w |
| breads, and adding to their retail business a | thriving wholesale operation distributed through such |
| It is the bustling and | thriving centre of the Solway Plain, situated between |
| ex pupils to boost the playing numbers but a | thriving and successful youth section. |
| But a | thriving black market in cigarettes is costing governm |
| re an immigrant ethnic community, but however | thriving and well established in the East End especial |
| organisations and the seeds planted by EFDSS | thriving, the EFDSS altered its strategy to focus on e |
| Influenced by the | thriving theatrical community in Jamaica, the group at |
| "A Quality Rural Lifestyle - in a caring and | thriving community". |
| ce for fifty years, and Cornerstone Church, a | thriving evangelical church which was established in 1 |
| The city was | thriving and fast-moving and electric. |
| n a post-apocalyptic subterranean city that's | thriving with activity, who is investigating recent ch |
| adford, and built at a time when the city was | thriving. |
| Culver was a key part of classic Hollywood's | thriving entertainment community. |
| ice rowing squad of any Cambridge town club - | thriving on its social atmosphere - and this is reflec |
| y, such as the Lee Strand Co-operative, still | thriving in 2007, and which was established by Denis O |
| ilway line, animal and feed commerces started | thriving as of 1870. |
| ury the stream possessed a small community of | thriving mills, and dams were built along the creek to |
| Diego Garcia's seabird community includes | thriving populations of species which are rapidly decl |
| s he and his sons lived there and conducted a | thriving fur trade from the fortress like house. |
| Burnt Corn was considered a | thriving community in the early twentieth century, but |
| industrial town and nowadays is considered a | thriving Peak District village with a strong community |
| merican and British interests continued their | thriving transborder trade and generally peaceful rela |
| ding area of Thomasville in Thomas County was | thriving with business people from the northern states |
| hat we're trying to do is to help create that | thriving market condition for the development and adop |
| Main Street and Spring Street and to create a | thriving, pedestrian-friendly, culturally abundant, ur |
| Temple created a | thriving cattle ranch and prospered, becoming, after A |
| s pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela, | thriving on the privileged location and the melting po |
| the stories of a family who has been deaf and | thriving for five generations with the story of a woma |
| ey, Toronto and the Gardens was for decades a | thriving centre for professional wrestling. |
| ons, livestock herds have been decimated, and | thriving fishery with an annual catch of around 12,000 |
| rs of large-scale commercial deployments, its | thriving developer community, and its reputation for b |
| f Hitler's assumption of power destroyed this | thriving operatic scene. |
| of the Pope's workmen to England to develop a | thriving alum industry in Yorkshire. |
| ge of around 30, but subsequently developed a | thriving iron trade becoming eventually the largest de |
| the mid-19th century, Washington developed a | thriving trade and became the most important port in t |
| Norton developed a | thriving wool trade and became the site of a regional |
| Howland employed friends and developed a | thriving business in Worcester, Massachusetts using an |
| Lacock was granted a market and developed a | thriving wool industry during the Middle Ages. |
| ssouri along the Missouri River, developing a | thriving grape and wine culture that spread west into |
| This village once did a | thriving business exporting agricultural products such |
| film is set in Pittsburgh's Strip District, a | thriving and diverse open-air market. |
| became one of the country's most diverse and | thriving further education colleges, and his skill pro |
| It was founded in 1971, and does a | thriving business to good reviews. |
| line through Morisset led to the downfall of | thriving local community Cooranbong, which was the poi |
| ush-covered savanna in south and east Africa, | thriving in areas that are neither too wet nor too ari |
| largest city in Nebraska and its economy was | thriving. |
| are malnourished, even though the economy is | thriving. |
| American Evangelicalism: Embattled and | Thriving (1998), with Michael Emerson, Sally Gallagher |
| nt with several species of endangered animals | thriving in the area, among them bears, wolves, wild b |
| The province enjoys a | thriving fruit-growing industry, including pears and p |
| rman (the "Father of Hollywood") envisioned a | thriving Hollywood theatre district. |
| ous Island's colonists quickly to establish a | thriving mini-civilization in isolation from the rest |
| ully continued her ministry and established a | thriving congregation. |
| national signings at ICM, Simon established a | thriving music department. |
| He established a | thriving mercantile business, dealing in hardware, dry |
| h cites the Oxford Pastorate as an example of | thriving evangelicalism in early 20th century England. |
| edia for his ability keep his family business | thriving during an era of wine industry consolidation |
| of the Sea Venture thought they would find a | thriving colony and were "shocked to discover the stat |
| Daisy, Redden was once a firmly established, | thriving community. |
| Long Beach is known for its | thriving gay community. |
| Langford -Smith, who saw an opportunity for a | thriving Anglican School in the fast growing region of |
| hing, Ballyduff is perhaps best known for its | thriving amateur dramatic society which has won nation |
| Tours-sur-Marne is well known for its | thriving crops of quality grapes which feed the nearby |
| ted that Dogtooth had "a great out look for a | thriving metropolis as the Milwaukee have surveyed a t |
| The company found a | thriving market among Knoxville's growing middle and w |
| city of trying to relocate the poor from the | thriving Over-the-Rhine neighborhood to the West End. |
| gely based around performers sourced from the | thriving Melbourne stand-up comedy scene of that time, |
| ... generate a | thriving knowledge economy that is globally connected |
| Neighborhoods get more | thriving markets that serve the broader community |
| s a new economic approach based on good jobs, | thriving communities and a healthy environment. |
| viewers in other places who also had similar | thriving public spaces that were of community importan |
| By the turn of the century, the Bacons had a | thriving home business selling brandied figs and their |
| In the mid-19th century, Macclesfield had a | thriving silk industry, and Birchenough joined the fam |
| The sawmilling industry had been | thriving in the 1930s, but three decades later, it was |
| ever argued law in the D.C. courts, but had a | thriving wartime practice as the custodian of absentee |
| Winans also had a | thriving career as a solo artist, recording a series o |
| Also, Point Harbor has had a | thriving music scene since 1999. |
| Atlanta has also had a | thriving indie-rock scene since the early 80's. |
| and producing John Holmes, Amerson also had a | thriving career in front of the camera, as he acted in |
| Sweetwater once had a | thriving rural population whose chief occupation was f |
| Galgate once had a | thriving silk industry and many of the installations s |
| LaVilla had a | thriving, vibrant culture from 1921-1971, when it was |
| By 1757, the Cowkeeper's people had a | thriving village of their own called Cuscowilla, on th |
| San Diego had a | thriving music scene, and at the heart of that was loc |
| ts decline in the 18th century and also had a | thriving shipping trade in corn, timber and coal until |
| Time had a | thriving local tourist economy during these events und |
| recognized that the site where Hamburg's once | thriving 30,000 member Jewish community had worshipped |
| They are hardy animals | thriving on the marshes where they live semi-wild, ten |
| organisations (sporting and social) and has a | thriving social element. |
| The company has a | thriving Youth Theatre which has performed many well-r |
| Bilsthorpe has a | thriving community, with a number of community groups, |
| naged and funded by Cardiff Council and has a | thriving education and community department called 'A2 |
| school for pupils aged 11-16, and also has a | thriving Sixth Form for 16 to 18 year olds. |
| e of this lack of amenities the village has a | thriving community based on the church, and the villag |
| The village has a | thriving shop. |
| The village has a | thriving tourist trade. |
| Kerala has a | thriving culture of little magazines. |
| Drogheda has a | thriving arts scene, across many sectors. |
| Though small in size, Southam has a | thriving community. |
| The village has a | thriving village hall that holds all kinds of events w |
| Lucas' has a | thriving Friday night trade which includes a tradition |
| Piliyandala has a | thriving market in the city center (next to the clock |
| e show was well received by viewers and has a | thriving Facebook community. |
| Oak House has several | thriving sports teams, including Oak House netball, ru |
| The village has a | thriving community spirit with many community groups s |
| Pwllglas has a | thriving local community focused on the Neuadd Bentref |
| as been in existance for many years and has a | thriving membership. |
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