Nonetheless, he considers himself lucky to have a roof, even if it's a roof of plastic sheeting, over his head.
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"If you cannot provide a roof over your head in California, and you're a California citizen, a roof will be provided for you," Allen told The Sacramento Bee Editorial Board last week.
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Pyeongchang organizers had urged South Korea to equip the stadium with a roof and heating, but this was rejected due to costs and concerns over whether the structure would support a roof.
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Click here to view original GIFIf it looks like a roof and it's sloped downward like a roof, it should act like a damn roof and have stuff freaking slide off it, right?
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It doesn't have a roof, but these are minor details.
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Victim fell from a roof and perished at the scene.
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The Forease, on the other hand, comes without a roof.
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"I was trying to get a roof," Ms. Carter said.
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If there is a roof and four walls, it's occupied.
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Women gather for a party on a roof in Yazd.
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But the mansions aren't just a roof over their heads.
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A drawbridge leads to a roof terrace above the pool.
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A roof door accidentally closed, he said, locking them outside.
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Three days marooned on a roof brought out Jessie's bad language.
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"But at least it's a roof for a few nights' sleep."
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The two-minute trailer shows a body tossed off a roof.
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"At least we have a roof over our head," she said.
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When laid out on a roof, the silver side is underneath.
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They told Trump they spent Jimmy's 79th birthday on a roof.
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Luminar's LiDAR sensor affixed to a roof rack of a vehicle.
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Girl is straight up thrown from a roof in dramatic fashion.
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We did not want to be designing walls and a roof.
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Peace is constructed as the character for woman beneath a roof.
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I'm just borrowing it to put a roof over my head.
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"I know it's big thing to build a roof," Radwanska said.
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A roof now covers the ride, though it's still technically outdoors.
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Have I ever known anyone who has fallen off a roof?
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A roof over your head should be considered a national necessity.
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Water may have leaked onto it through a roof hatch above.
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Last week, Hurricane Irma left about 80 families without a roof.
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A ladder on the second floor leads to a roof deck.
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A roof deck offers views of downtown and the Front Range.
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How much does it cost to repair a roof in Omaha?
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"A roof over my head, and I am fine," he said.
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Let's make sure that you have a roof over your heads.
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Things come apart like a roof ripped off by the wind.
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We are so excited that David has a roof, that he's covered.
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I know that a roof over my kids head is what's important.
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We'd gladly provide these furry animals a roof over their head anytime.
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Electrified panels can cause burns, or even blow responders off a roof.
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In Kentucky, one person was killed Wednesday after a roof blew off.
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"We collected water in buckets from a roof leak," Oliver tells PEOPLE.
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Now, the parking lot they were parking at was on a roof.
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They didn't pay my bills or keep a roof over my head.
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Four Walls and a Roof: The Complex Nature of a Simple Profession.
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Now let the homeless people have a roof over their heads, please.
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A sister antenna was perched on a roof in Woodland Hills, California.
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Migrants will have a roof and a dry floor to sleep tonight.
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The model also comes with a roof rack, road shower, and awning.
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She'd been living without a roof or tarp for weeks, she said.
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Emergency services were also called in Hackney after a roof caught fire.
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"They share a roof and live in different bunkers," Ben Terris writes.
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Creating a farm in a roof on city comes with some challenges.
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People often said they never climbed a roof on an empty stomach.
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In one notorious episode, she hid from Dr. Drew on a roof.
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Factory farms' version of outdoors is a concrete porch with a roof.
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"It was like Staten Island with a roof on it," he said.
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He's never been in a car accident or fallen off a roof.
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Your mother's mouth has a roof your mother's mouth is a church.
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"Two months ago, we were standing here, under a roof," he said.
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They provide a roof over your head and food on the table.
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The staircase summits on a roof terrace with bleachers overlooking the city.
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To keep your sneakers clean, lunge and lift, but under a roof.
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A bird sits on a roof covered with ash in Talisay, Batangas.
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We have a roof deck and a bricked-in courtyard out back.
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At least the painter had a roof over his head—sort of.
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Thilo Vogel&aposs home is a Ford Fusion and a roof tent.
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With a roof height of 1,286 feet, the Princess Tower stands more than three basketball hoops (which, of course, are 10 feet high each) higher than the Empire State Building, which has a roof height of 1,250 feet.
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At least she now has a roof to shelter her from the weather.
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He will never have to worry about a roof over his head again!!
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Tesla estimates such a roof could generate $76,700 of electricity over 30 years.
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"You need a roof over your head, food, and water," he told her.
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The response, to erect a roof over the forecourt, was "reactive", he admits.
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Forget has set his sights on 2020 for a roof at Roland Garros.
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But the apartment was everything she wanted, with a roof deck to boot.
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Stairs in the upstairs hallway lead to a roof deck under the ramada.
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He also said he couldn't remember if Tesla ever sold a roof either.
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"I know how important it is to keep a roof over your head."
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There is a nicely contained nesting box with a roof for easy access.
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Sex work provided opportunities for me to keep a roof over my head.
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The house itself in the background, pink with a roof of bluish tiles.
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There might be greenery on a roof deck, but will it be lush?
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I have a roof over my head, whereas before I was sleeping outside.
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There were new courts, new rules and a roof atop Arthur Ashe Stadium.
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VOLLEYBALL Front and center in Rio, on the beach or under a roof.
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"I was just happy to have a roof over my head," she said.
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Vaught's restaurants saw minimal damage, with only one location sustaining a roof leak.
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The listing emphasized the possibility of adding a roof deck to maximize views.
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The property also includes a cellar, a back garden and a roof deck.
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Especially when you have stability and a roof over your head and friends.
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I was a pretty drunk person, on a roof, trying to have sex.
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Tesla's solar roof tiles look expensive now, but when the choice is between building a roof with a rooftop solar system on top of it or building a roof with a solar system built in, the cost calculus will look different.
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Yet the pace of space news keeps accelerating like a hailstorm on a roof.
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There's even one honoring that time Dan hurled a porn star off a roof.
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Every day, people without a roof are sleeping on the ground in train stations.
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This week with Carter Work Project means more than a roof over her head.
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The museum has a roof made of three sloping planes rising to a spire.
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There are four walls and a roof and a front door that actually closes.
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It was an epic clash between the protagonist and the antagonist, on a roof.
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But passion won't put a roof over your head, even in New York City.
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Years of frustration fell off my heart like melting snow sliding off a roof.
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"And the building had the bonus of having a roof deck," Mr. Burke said.
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Never once was I without a hot meal or a roof over my head.
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He listened as the palm trees twisted and as the rain pounded a roof.
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One thing they don't have to worry about is a roof over their heads.
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Here, a woman stands in her home without walls or a roof, in 2018.
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Many people sheltered at the open-air bar, which at least had a roof.
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But here I have a roof over my head and they give me food.
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Justin Elghanayan stood on a roof, gazing at a forest of half-built towers.
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Flickr users liked this photo of two girls sitting on a roof in Kazakhstan.
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It can't put a roof over your head, and it can't make ends meet.
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This level was designed with the idea of eventually putting in a roof deck.
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"You want a roof that withstands the forces of Mother Nature," Mr. Gritzo said.
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Here are some birds:Image: Trevor SherwinThese oystercatchers are standing on a roof in New Zealand.
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You wouldn't guess they were so bad from their behaviour on top of a roof.
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You have a roof over your head, food on the table," or "Don't mention it.
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Now to seal the deal you take her to a roof of a nearby building.
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Just giving someone a roof overhead can be monumental, but there's more to be done.
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My mother and husband went up there later and there was no longer a roof.
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In one corner of the courtyard, a crumbling brick staircase led to a roof terrace.
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It also introduces "Cartesian" sliding doors, and a roof that extends to block the rain.
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He likens the crime to throwing cinder blocks off a roof into a crowd below.
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If you don't already own a roof box for your car, you probably need one.
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Dutch police are investigating a third death that involved a man falling through a roof.
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So "late-night cocktails on a roof" is more common than a specific rooftop bar.
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If you're gonna toss a pizza on a roof, maybe do it on your own.
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How are you going to hot-box your car when it doesn't have a roof?
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Maybe you don't really want to feel like a room without a roof right now.
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If you decide you'd rather stand on a roof and chill, they have that too.
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I think that's why I wanted stability, and a roof over my head represented that.
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But it meant that her family had health insurance, and a roof over their heads.
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The jeeps were lengthened to fit more seats, topped with a roof, and painted colorfully.
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I started by renting an apartment with a roof deck in the center of town.
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Hiram gets a roof over his head, and Melia and her siblings evade foster care.
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The 6,000-square-foot home has a roof garden with solar panels and four bedrooms.
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When her mother dies, Kyra takes desperate measures to keep a roof over her head.
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Like Jack, he was an all-out serve-and-volleyer who excelled under a roof.
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I have no one there, no job, no home or a roof over my head.
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We have a roof that is designed to capture rainwater and connect to rain barrels.
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A roof terrace was reachable by climbing through a window and up an external staircase.
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We wanted to make a nicer stadium, a roof, better locker rooms, better practice facilities.
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K., let's take a break" or even "Good news, Gaël: This place has a roof.
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The only difference between them and us is they have a roof over their head.
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There is a lavishly landscaped rear garden and a roof garden with Hudson River views.
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Another man, 69, died when he fell from a roof in Pender County on Sept.
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If you got enough to eat and a roof over your head, you&aposre blessed.
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I had a cup of coffee, a comfortable chair and a roof over my head.
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" After all, "mending a roof was much easier than finding food to feed your family.
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Her house, unlike most others, still had a roof, but the windows had blown out.
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In Seminole County, Georgia, a metal carport crashed through a roof, hitting a girl's head.
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A circular staircase leads from the master bedroom to a roof deck with sea views.
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Anyone seeking a roof would be allowed in, Jenkins said, even those who appeared intoxicated.
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She had to choose between having a roof over her head or fighting to get well.
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Another house stands half-finished nearby until he collects enough iron sheets to make a roof.
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It now features French oak floors, marble countertops and a roof deck for a sweet view.
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Their homes are piecemeal, built out of scrap parts — some missing a roof and lacking electricity.
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A parrot stuck on a roof for three days tells firefighters to "fuck off" on Aug.
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It's everything I live for and care about, other than having a roof over my head.
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Chyna allegedly scolded neighbors when a worker began construction on a roof at around 9 a.m.
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We were able to return home in November, even though we didn't have a roof yet.
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For Lynch, this home is more than just a roof over her and her family's head.
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As long as my babies OK and I got a roof over my head, I'm fine.
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But, how fast do you think we could get a roof and A/C hooked up?
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It's the only way to keep food in my belly and a roof over my head.
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Lady Gaga took a chair to a roof and sent an important message to the sky.
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Most of your assumptions are correct: it has floors and walls and windows and a roof.
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But when designing plantings for a roof terrace, knowing how much it can support is critical.
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Most installers prefer a roof that has been fixed or replaced within the last five years.
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She has a roof and a bed but it won't work for much longer, she said.
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But his analytical powers surrender to a mesmerizing tiny patch of yellow wall beneath a roof.
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"We're not just providing a roof over people's heads," said Monsignior LoPinto, the organization's chief executive.
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Another issue raised over the weekend was when a roof could be reopened during a match.
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Is denying someone a roof over his head in the dead of winter any less damaging?
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One place in Park Slope was a two-bedroom with a roof terrace and an attic.
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A pandemic is to a society as a month of heavy rain is to a roof.
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He was already bounding up a staircase that led from his bedroom to a roof deck.
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Built to be a "truly visceral driver's car," the new Aston lacks a roof and windshield.
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Very occasionally we might do a roof; we fix a lot of pools and air conditioners.
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On a roof deck, she met up with Gavin McInnes, another of the DeploraBall's V.I.P. guests.
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Asked about the lack of a roof on the Braves' new $672 million stadium, Wheeler smiled.
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It has several dining areas, a wood-burning pizza oven, a roof deck and a mezzanine.
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I've got four kids to feed, and I've got to keep a roof over their heads.
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On the shore, I find a family of five living in a home without a roof.
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Casagrande used an ion beam microscope to blast four walls and a roof out of silicon.
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Morning Chores says it worked well on just about any surface they tried, including a roof.
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There is ample outdoor space, too, which includes a roof deck, rear garden and two terraces.
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That dashed his hopes of becoming a roof bolter, helping stabilize the ceilings of mine tunnels.
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That helps them clear one of the basic industry hurdles: becoming comfortable working on a roof.
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"We just put up a roof for a lady up the street from me," Jones said.
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The building will include shops, restaurants, a roof terrace, gardens, exhibition areas, and a food market.
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"No one should be left without a roof over their head," said James Brokenshire in a statement.
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And in a domestic setting, a 25-by-25-foot square contains multitudes more than a roof.
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And it rises to support a roof that shelters all of us, leaving no one unprotected outside.
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A firefighter's rescue of a dog out on a roof in Maine involved a furry personal touch.
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My team and I on the scene in Wilmington NC where tree has crashed through a roof.
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The house needed a roof, boiler, electrical system, a water heater, a new kitchen and new bathrooms.
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Essentially, repairing a facade or a roof does not directly affect how a congregation worships or practices.
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Authorities confirmed that an elderly man had died on Koro Island when a roof fell on him.
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"He fought like a miracle," Mr. Samad said, adding that Wasil had fired rockets from a roof.
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They have a roof over their heads but are spread out in often out far-flung villages.
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It is not a job that puts money in your pocket or a roof over your head.
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They keep a roof over their heads by selling lollipops on the streets of Cúcuta's city center.
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What magical powers let him untie himself and jump onto a roof truck in approximately 15 seconds?
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It's a lot for a teen, but Danielle says she puts a roof over an entire entourage.
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We walked through the tree house, ducking between gnarled branches tamed into living walls and a roof.
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The resurfaced college video showed Ocasio-Cortez dancing on a roof with other students at Boston University.
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Occasionally they ventured out onto a balcony with a roof to experience the wind and rain firsthand.
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Small groups clambered up a precarious ladder to fly flags from a roof spiked with construction poles.
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Small groups clambered up a precarious ladder to fly flags from a roof spiked with construction poles.
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Grattage tried to restrain her and was hit by a roof tile Sabina had in her pocket.
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Solar installations are becoming a no-brainer for anyone with a roof in much of the country.
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Lose those things, and you've lost your home whether or not there's a roof over your head.
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The Snow Pack includes a ski bag, boot warmers, snow chains, and a roof-mounted ski rack.
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HUD found that only 3,700 homeless residents in the city sleep without a roof over their heads.
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The 2900,892-square-foot building also has a roof deck, a video intercom and a laundry room.
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"Fans do not care if there is a roof or not," he said in Russian, and smiled.
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Turrets lined a roof that was no longer there, and watchtowers poked the sky at each corner.
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" Gonzalo: "We've been dating for almost four years and have been sharing a roof for about one.
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Time Out Market, a food hall with a roof deck, is slated to open there this spring.
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Ponce resident Miguel Rosario, 52, remains in a house with a roof that was largely blown away.
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Renderings of the new office space show young people working on a roof deck overlooking the Pacific.
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"Thankfully, at least for now, I have a roof overhead and some food to eat," she said.
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South-facing, the house receives generous afternoon light, and has a roof deck with panoramic city views.
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At this point, he's ready to just rent a room to put a roof over his head.
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Newbies want lobbies refurbished, the elevators upgraded, a roof garden, a doorman, a gym in the basement.
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It has three balconies and a roof terrace, offering a view of Bygdoy Island in the distance.
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We didn't even talk about how it starts with a different elderly woman jumping off a roof.
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The windows on the outside overlook a roof on a nearby office, but there was no latch.
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After he jumped from a roof at Lincoln Center, everyone who knew him had one question: Why?
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During the trip, father and son worked hard labour in return for a roof over their head.
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Wind gusts blew in excess of 200 mph — strong enough to blow a roof off a house.
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Half of the third floor, then was only meant to be a roof and lacked structural strength.
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They were unfazed by the weather, the angle of a roof, or the risky access to it.
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It was modern and light-filled, with a roof deck, ocean views and a wide, fenced backyard.
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They lead these incredibly stressful lives being hunted and end up dead or captured on a roof.
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Life was beautiful, but not quite as easy beneath a roof that did not include their parents.
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Without a roof, the cathedral's interior will be exposed to the elements, and could be damaged further.
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Similar to Native American tradition and other indigenous cultures, regardless of address, every child has a roof.
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Those expecting four walls and a roof at Via, which is to open in March, may be disappointed.
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In Broward, if there's any kind of PA system and a roof, it can work for a night.
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Luck, or how much money you make, should never determine whether you have a roof over your head.
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The idea of skywriting poetry presents a staging challenge; to state the obvious, the theater has a roof.
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He even built a prototype, the M6GT — "basically a racecar with a roof and number plates," she said.
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For most of us in the developed world, we have running water and a roof over our head.
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Walid Smith, of A-List Exterminator, recently caught five raccoons nesting in a roof in East New York.
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The "solar roof" has so far been described not as a solar panel, but as a roof itself.
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Four people were electrocuted after Hugo, including a professional working on power lines and one repairing a roof.
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The rather optimistic concept banks on the future always being sunny, given that it doesn't have a roof.
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On the wall were slogans such as "Don't trust the banks" and "I've a right to a roof".
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You wouldn't put up half a roof, so why would you invest in only half a security setup?
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The priority is simply to give refugees a roof over their heads—no matter how slapdash or shoddy.
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Some buildings' sides have building-sized American flags painted on them; one has a roof-high radiation symbol.
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A reindeer on the rooftop is one thing, but a dog on a roof, that's a head-scratcher.
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"No one should have to choose between staying off opioids and a roof over their head," Cassel said.
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"Today is evidence; it shows us that this is absolutely necessary — we must have a roof," Forget said.
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He has been involved in seemingly trivial projects, like painting a roof white in Queens with Al Gore.
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Raw water acolytes can also purchase Source, a roof system that collects water from the air, for $4,9953.
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Gaud told the Times of India the football-size chunk ricocheted off a roof, nearly missing her head.
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A fortified defensive tower, it had neither a roof nor floors when Laing and Galina undertook the renovation.
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Harvard sociologist Matthew Desmond follows eight families in Milwaukee who struggle to keep a roof over their heads.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: In addition to the back courtyard, there's a roof deck with park, city and water views.
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Portugal's Gare do Oriente, in Lisbon, has a roof propped up by steel skeletons that look like leaves.
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With a roof height of 1,286 feet, it is taller than the roof of the Empire State Building.
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The structure consists of four walls and a roof, all made from stone from the hills surrounding Mecca.
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There's a green gazebo nearby, and across the street, a statue of a horse sits on a roof.
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My mother juggled minimum wage jobs to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table.
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Lots of light and a roof deck round out this property in one of Brooklyn's most desirable neighborhoods.
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OUTDOOR SPACE A flight of stairs in the family room leads to a roof deck overlooking the park.
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In a previous job, I was working on a roof in the Bronx when I got locked out.
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Paralyzing traffic is one symptom; the increasingly absurd price of putting a roof over one's head is another.
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Here, atop one of Ulan Bator's largest landfills, Ms. Dashnyam lives under a roof made of soggy mattresses.
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At least for the moment, she has a roof over her head, she's healthy and she has food.
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The bedrooms have also beds for children and a roof terrace is walled for privacy from the neighbors.
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"This is kind of softer - it is not a roof, it is a kind of brake," Thedeen said.
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He regularly committed petty crimes just to get a roof over his head and three meals a day.
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But, he stresses, Veterans Community Project's main mission is not to just provide a roof, couch or refrigerator.
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You can see in the photos, obtained by FOX 4, it doesn't appear the vehicle has a roof.
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These are Americans for whom the operating margins to keep a roof over their heads are unspeakably tight.
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"To have a roof over your head is a blessing, but it was hard living there," she concluded.
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The Monza's bodyshell is built entirely from carbon fibre and neither model comes with a roof or windscreen.
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I can't pretend that I don't have a roof over my head, a job, food in the fridge.
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Anyway: The movie ends with three women — Hall, Haley Lu Richardson and Shayna McHayle — screaming on a roof.
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Glide also runs three supportive housing developments nearby, where residents receive social services in addition to a roof overhead.
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It was open for starters, just like four pillars supporting a roof—often an ornate roof but not always.
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Was this my life now, here, under a roof that had belonged to my family for half a century?
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When you list your apartment, market it as one with the potential for a roof deck, architectural drawings included.
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When he went upstairs, he walked out to see the valet doing donuts in his car, on a roof.
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"If you're going to lose a roof over your head, or not have food to eat, don't do it."
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I still had a roof over my head and was absolutely fine, but internally I just was a mess.
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When firefighters are battling flames on a roof, sometimes their entire bodyweight rests on the head of an axe.
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He promised a roof covered with solar power generating roof tiles, that would look something like premium architectural shingles.
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Cause of death: Thrown off a roof I'm scared of heights, so Cici's death is personally hard to watch.
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Placed in the smaller gallery, "Untitled" (1991) consists of a base, a vertical rod, and a roof-like top.
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A video uploaded on YouTube showed a young boy hanging by his legs from a roof after the strikes.
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Putting in new insulation and garage doors or replacing a roof, siding or windows adds value and saves energy.
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My hotel, on the top floor of a big building downtown, had a roof garden with a koi pond.
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"The picture that you see where she is holding some branches, she was standing on a roof," Kugler said.
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They have a roof deck, a backyard and a view of the Statue of Liberty from their bedroom terrace.
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In the kit, you'll find four walls, a roof, a chimney, an icing packet, and four kinds of candy.
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For many aspiring pros around the world, it's potentially food on the table and a roof over one's head.
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But the corn tortilla has the texture of a roof shingle and tastes (and smells) strangely like baking soda.
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If I don't do this like in the case of Alfred, Darius won't have a roof to sleep under.
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Generally, people want more for basic needs, including a roof over their heads, food, clothing and maybe a car.
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Deep sand and a roof that had been deposited across both lanes made passage impossible on anything but foot.
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At the center is a grim cloister, a walkway with 800 weathered steel columns, all hanging from a roof.
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A small bedroom has sand-colored rusticated plaster walls, Mexican tiles and French doors leading to a roof deck.
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These accessory packs feature add-ons like a portable hydration back pack, wheel arch covers and a roof rack.
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To Pakistanis struggling to keep a roof over their heads, the government and the courts can be positively hostile.
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The housing hasn't been their choice and it hasn't been nice, but they have a roof over their head.
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" The balloon scrapes across a roof before thudding into someone's front yard, her mother laughing "maniacally, clapping her hands.
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On Tennis PARIS — Wednesday would have been an ideal day for a roof over the French Open's center court.
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I don't want them to suffer more there, because at least we have a roof over our heads here.
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A New York Times reporter in northern Luzon described debris as big as a roof flying past her car.
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The court has changed color through the years — from green to blue — and added a roof along the way.
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From a roof across the street, he saw Elizabeth and Philip arrive at Paige's and then leave with her.
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They don't know that Mike will soon mount a roof and train his sniper rifle on the Reverend's head.
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Brent Hazen, a Farmers adjuster and drone pilot, spoke to Reuters while inspecting a roof in Missouri City, Texas.
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But even one more night in occupation meant one more night with a roof— their roof—over their heads.
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The guesthouse has a Godin stove and a roof terrace joined to the main house by an open gallery.
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Four walls and a roof, an island of stability to protect me from the uncertainty of the writing world.
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The shooter was on a roof about a hundred meters (109 yards) from a tent where Hollande was speaking.
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Wind gusts blew in excess of 200 mph — which is strong enough to blow a roof off a house.
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How many hours do you have to spend at work to keep a roof over your head at home?
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As the above video shows, it started with Max's brother Dave dancing on a roof in a clown costume.
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Everyone has a roof over their head, but the situation with the people in no man's land is worse.
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Ken Stiles climbed on a roof to cut the hammock to free the red-draped elk (The Washington Post).
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He supposedly, finally, kills her by stabbing and chucking her off a roof, but I already see the lie.
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It guarantees a roof over their heads, food on the table, and education in case economic conditions become more favorable.
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HANNITY: I fell off a roof and busted up all my teeth too, so it&aposs not a big deal.
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The walls of the temple were found next to the remains of a stuccoed column that once supported a roof.
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This Christmas, he opened its doors to the city's homeless, in order to give them a roof over their heads.
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Trump retweeted several videos posted by Fransen in November, including one that depicted a teenager being pushed off a roof.
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You likely have bills to pay, loans to pay back, and a roof you need to keep over your head.
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"Your iPhone Will Still Shatter If You Drop It From a Roof with This Super-Case," the headline offers. True.
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There's also a roof terrace, showers, lockers, and direct access to Shoreditch House for those who are members of both.
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But, seriously, a roof is one of those car features that really didn't need to be rethought out of existence.
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There was a couple years back who were breaking up on a roof and somebody overheard it and tweeted it.
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Unlike its recent showings at CES and MWC, the company thankfully has a roof over its head this time out.
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You can bet your offshore bank account that without a roof in the way, the price will go up, too.
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You can bet your offshore bank account that without a roof in the way, the price will go up, too.
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For those of us confined to tiny balconies, or hell, a roof, grilling can present something of a logistical challenge.
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Some evacuees may be transferred to other locations to make sure everyone has a roof over their head, he said.
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The Native American Indians are lucky if they can give their children food, clothing and a roof over their head.
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"I struggled to get political support as I ran alone, without a 'roof' - men who look after you," Kasymalieva said.
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Their purchases are putting food in Han Shan's stomach, a roof over his head and a smartphone in his pocket.
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Maybe you lost another job, and took something just to keep paychecks rolling in and a roof over your head.
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With no sign of the weather turning, the match was moved to Centre Court, the only court with a roof.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: An open metal staircase in the great room leads to a roof deck overlooking downtown and Back Cove.
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Everybody wants a safe community, a decent job, a roof over their heads, good public schools, clean air, clean water.
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What sort of noise would juggling pins make if they fell three stories off a roof onto the pavement below?
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A story about how you once wanted to jump off a roof and some guy standing below shouted at you . . .
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It has a wide body, long wheel-base, and a roof that slopes downward toward the back of the vehicle.
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Memories of trying to jump off a roof with a fucking umbrella thinking you was gonna float type of shit.
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"ISIS is not over," Commander Simko Shikaki said, standing on a roof overlooking the frontline in the village of Soussa.
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Now that Shannon was losing her job, she needed that $5,000 bonus to keep a roof over the child's head.
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On Tuesday, that distraction took the form of a coyote found sleeping on a roof of the nearby state museum.
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Every time it rained after the hurricane it was a nightmare, and we actually had a roof over our heads.
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He has had crews leave job sites before finishing a roof because they got a better offer from another contractor.
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Major Mohammad Masood and another team member rest on a roof after fighting ISIS soldiers in the Al Quds neighborhood.
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Not far from there, a woman lives with her sister because her home doesn't have rafters, much less a roof.
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Small, with smudged walls, it has tin sheets for a roof and a tiny window that barely lets in light.
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For an extra $100 a year, the couple get access to a roof deck, bike room, gym and laundry room.
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There were multiple injuries in the coastal town of Rockport, Texas, where a roof collapsed on a senior housing complex.
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They might prefer to make a low wage working inside an Amazon distribution center to putting shingles on a roof.
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He said he'll "never forget about Benghazi" and then stated what happened there: two men firing machine guns from a roof.
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A forest ranger was forced to jump off a roof to avoid being attacked by a leopard in India last week.
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In 2015, a stowaway fell on a roof near Heathrow after boarding a British Airways plane from Johannesburg, the BBC reported.
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My mom sold tamales; my mom sold empanadas at the park to be able to put a roof over my head.
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A live high-water rescue happening in northwest Harris County; the roar of raging waters; a woman stranded on a roof.
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"Every venue in New York is basically four walls and a roof with no soul to it," said Mr. Gefter, 39.
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Lamour had found a comforter and sheets to make a roof; atop it, a doll's head gazed up at the sky.
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You can jump off a roof to kill a soldier instantly, yes, but don't think anyone in the area won't notice.
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Playing protagonist Ethan Hunt, the legendary actor filmed on top of a roof in a stunt that appeared to involve helicopters.
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South Korea has spent a reported $58 million on the PyeongChang Olympic Stadium, saving time and money by foregoing a roof.
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The new model even comes with a roof rack packed with a cooler full of beverages, and a surfboard on top.
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The only way you're going to get the Super Bowl in the north is to build a stadium with a roof.
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Click here to view original GIFIs riding a hoverboard onto the edge of a roof of a skyscraper in Dubai idiotic?
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Of course, for the benefit of all of that, you're looking at a pretty expensive up-front cost on a roof.
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Part of that was to construct a roof over Court One which will be completed in time for the 2019 Championships.
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A roof tiled in the Tuscan or French Slate style will be indistinguishable from all the other homes on the street.
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Now searching for a permanent home, that's preferably a farm, Choy won't be anywhere near a roof in the near future.
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It's also a convertible of sorts, with a roof panel that pops off and is manually stored in the small trunk.
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Outdoor space: A roof deck with a stainless steel square firepit offers 360-degree views that are particularly impressive at sunset.
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"With people without a roof over their head, they don't want a jack-o-lantern and stuff right now," he said.
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These days, the two-tone look is generally restricted to having a roof that's a different color than a car's body.
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Too many people are putting off saving for their children or retirement just to keep a roof over their families' heads.
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The Explorer Pack is optimized for off-roading and has accessories such as a roof rack and a spare wheel cover.
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The fundamental problem the builders faced was that the stadium was not constructed to bear the extra weight of a roof.
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He preferred a large condo building with good subway access and plenty of amenities — perhaps a pool or a roof deck.
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Then, to help you find a table, and then to help you get a roof under which to put the table.
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"It's also way easy to shoot video crap if the car doesn't have a roof," the musician Mac DeMarco told me.
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"The referees' office were unanimous in saying the match must be played under a roof unless both players agree," he said.
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In the meantime, the government is taking steps to help Americans keep a roof over their heads during the coronavirus pandemic.
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In the same episode, Cricket jumps out of a window, tumbles onto a roof and lands on a moving dump truck.
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Basic Huts are any combination of walls and a roof that will pass for "very basic shelter," but not much more.
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Near the animal hospital is a public restroom, which no longer has a roof, allowing for nature to take its toll.
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"But every night I had a roof above my head and a hot shower, so I can't really complain," he said.
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Not only would Sanders' plan put a roof over these families' heads, but it would also help their health and pocketbooks.
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The Rodamón Riad is the hostel that keeps on giving with a roof terrace and more seating areas to relax in.
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In 2010 Copenhagen began requiring green roofs on all new commercial buildings with a roof slope of less than 30 degrees.
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A Texas husband and father hanging Christmas lights with his family was reportedly killed Saturday after he fell from a roof.
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An affiliate in Muroran City, a port in Hokkaido, Japan's northernmost large island, keeps a weather camera mounted on a roof.
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Last year, four miners were killed and two injured when a roof caved in on them in another central Bosnian mine.
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Captivated by the energy of the storm, we flipped up the tent's vestibule, making a roof to sit under and observe.
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"These are real people that need a roof over their head, who need help," Mayor Jacob Frey told the Star Tribune.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez via an old video that shows her dancing -- strutting, twisting, breaking into full-body laughter -- on a roof.
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A friend gave him a roof tent to try, and finally, in the middle of 2016, he moved into his car.
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Perez looked behind his Marines and saw a man on a roof about 300 yards away, partly hidden by a wall.
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Like most gyms in Isaan, they trained in the dirt without a roof and hung a homemade bag from a tree.
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If you've ever seen an episode of House Hunters, half of those people would rather have granite countertops than a roof.
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In a memorable scene, Nitti is ultimately thrown from a roof by the Prohibition agent Eliot Ness, played by Kevin Costner.
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In tech, we forget that fancy gadgets and apps don't put food on the table, or put a roof over that table.
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It kept a roof over my head and books in my backpack (and De La Soul tapes playing in that tape deck).
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On Sunday a video was uploaded of what appeared to be Hurricane Irma blowing off a roof from a building in Miami.
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Video clip of a roof being blown off at the undergraduate hostel in AIIMS Bhubaneshwar due to #CycloneFani #Fani #FaniCyclone #FaniUpdates pic.twitter.
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At daybreak Saturday, a gruesome scene was revealed at the raided house -- charred bodies and a roof blown off during three explosions.
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New photographs of the refugees show only the fortunate have tarpaulins for a roof, the rest stretch black plastic over bamboo frames.
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Across the country, nearly half of all renters spend more than 30% of their incomes to keep a roof over their head.
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It consists of one large octagonal room on each of three floors and a roof lantern, or cupola, on the uppermost floor.
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Alexandre Fantozzi of Aj6 studio posted on his Instagram account a concept depicting a roof and spire completely covered with stained glass.
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"Many people still live with FEMA awnings as a roof," Angel Santiago, a 55-year-old who lives in Isla Verde, said.
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I know what it's like not having the security of a roof over your head.. these boys have gone thru it too.
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Amenities at The Wing's first location in the Flatiron District of New York City include a roof deck, cafe, and beauty room.
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It doesn't have a roof, windshield, or windows; instead, an "Active Air Management System" cocoons passengers by changing the airflow around them.
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"I thought the roof was coming down from the fans," said Baez, never mind that the stadium does not have a roof.
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Thus, the move to the apartment in Brooklyn, which has a gym and a roof deck in addition to an attended lobby.
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It also offers a loft apartment on the second floor, a live/work space on the top floor and a roof deck.
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His mother already had three children by the time Watson was born, though he's only shared a roof with two of them.
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By the time they get there, the boy already had died—he had jumped off a roof, trying to impress his friends.
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There is also a roof that extends over home plate, so there will be specific ground rules pertaining to balls hitting it.
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Built in 2005, this 23,150-square-foot home has a roof deck, a pool and a driveway with room for two cars.
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There's a cat that's on the ledge of a roof toward the end of the film, the sun is setting behind him.
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Their boat was a battered wooden craft about 30 feet long, with a roof made of bamboo sticks and a plastic tarp.
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The ring of skulls, skeletons, tusks and other bones was too large for a roof, scientists say, so what was it for?
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So the government continues to pay — a strategy that keeps a roof over families' heads, but potentially leaves them in harm's way.
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The walls were made of mud, sticks and plastic served as a roof, and an old sweatshirt was used as the doormat.
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Federal subsidies have kept a roof over our heads and food in our bellies, but they are no substitute for good jobs.
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The hotel also has a roof bar, Good Behavior, with tiki drinks, and an all-day cafe, Paper, serving coffee and pastries.
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The owners built a garage with room for at least one car and installed a roof deck with a pergola on top.
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Ian Schrager's Public hotel on the Lower East Side includes a roof deck lounge, a basement club and a hot-list restaurant.
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In its day, the cinema had all the modern amenities, including a roof that opened during intermission to let out cigarette smoke.
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San Francisco city statistics, meanwhile, suggest that most of our homeless are as Californian as anyone with a roof over their heads.
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He has had two longer periods without a roof over his head before, one of which lasted a year and a half.
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The photo shows a warehouse filled with about 20,000 tarp rolls -- each representing at least one house, like his, without a roof.
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"Actually, it's the banalities of everyday life," Vogel said about the challenges of mobile life in a car with a roof tent.
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Q: A shareholder in my Upper East Side co-op has a roof garden and waters it with the co-op's water.
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To make the property more inviting, Mr. Fio Rito plans to provide amenities like on-site parking, a roof deck and a gym.
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An experienced skydiver died on Monday when he crash-landed on a roof in California, shocking the owner of the home, PEOPLE confirms.
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We know wherever we go in the world we will have a roof over our head, good company, good food... it's really humbling.
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Temperatures can drop down to below zero Fahrenheit from day-to-day, while having a roof over your head doesn't guarantee instant warmth.
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In 2016, however, there was no swag for visitors, and there wasn't even a roof over the event for parachutists to land on.
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Months later, Northern California students are struggling to press ahead without basics like a roof over their head, internet access, or even textbooks.
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Access to a roof over their heads literally as these storms turn the common, corrugated metal roof into flying shreds of aluminum foil.
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Inspectors found mold damage in the Klines' kitchen, master bedroom and basement, more than a month after she complained about a roof leak.
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Their names are etched on large iron steles, some suspended from a roof, others laid on the ground stretching far into the distance.
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A roof-high expedition rack is mounted to the bed, which is stuffed with a number of accessories, including a portable ARB refrigerator.
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If you have a roof, then this is a fundamentally different stadium for me because you're already going to have a sound system.
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He works with local officials in Mexico to help channel remittances into projects in Ixmiquilpan, including a roof over a village school yard.
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Most solar power in the world is generated by photovoltaic (PV) panels, which can be installed anywhere from a roof to a backyard.
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In Kabul, he found a roof where he was relatively safe from rocket attacks and able to pick up a decent data connection.
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" She continued, "Let's celebrate a woman who has the guts to jump off a roof and stand up there in the first place.
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The man in the Porsche had a roof, which aided in chassis rigidity that, in turn, contributed to cornering capability ... and I didn't.
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When they arrived, they skied underneath a roof that was covered with snow, which ultimately slid from the condo and buried them alive.
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He recklessly copies a stunt he has not yet mastered and ends up with a bloody head when he falls off a roof.
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Without this vital safety net, they would not be able to cover their medical expenses and still keep a roof over their heads.
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The compact sleek four-door car with no grille features a roof that is a panoramic pane of glass from front to back.
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The cheapest fix is a roof rake, which lets you clear the roof edges of snow while you stay safely on the ground.
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In the early 1990s, Mr. Maldonado tried to jump off a roof and was hospitalized at Harlem Hospital, his lawyer, Mr. Goldberg, said.
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In one location, some crew members were letting themselves down with ropes, while on the next corner others were painting on a roof.
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But in the old days we didn't have a roof over Centre Court, so there were literally days that were a complete washout.
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Aston Martin debuted the new V12 Speedster, a $1 million supercar with no windshield and no option for a roof, on March 4.
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The Buccaneer, an elegant resort just east of Christiansted, saw only minor damage, except for a roof that was torn off a building.
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You exit through a lounge where people are eating and drinking, and out onto a roof deck with Manhattan sparkling all around you.
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"If loss of power is the price we have to pay for a roof over our heads," he said, "I'll gladly pay it."
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For a long time, it didn't even have a roof," she recalls, "so we had to shut it down during rain and snow.
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The Bioloo is a self-sustaining structure with a roof garden, where human waste from the toilet is used to fertilize the garden.
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It's a great way to make sure your loved ones can keep a roof over their heads if something terrible happens to you.
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Recently voted the best hostel in Africa by Hostelworld's HOSCAR awards, it has an outdoor pool, a roof terrace, and is beautifully decorated.
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Photos and videos on social media showed a roof torn off a middle school, fallen power lines and vehicles damaged by uprooted trees.
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David Lohr, a HuffPost reporter, lent his boat to firefighters for a rescue, while reporters from KTRK helped people trapped on a roof.
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So the four-story building, the Bloomberg Center, is squat, with a roof larger than the body, to maximize space for solar panels.
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One house has a roof that ends in two exaggerated white points; another has a tall brick tower, high above the tree line.
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Units throughout feature kitchens with stainless-steel appliances, black granite counters and white Shaker cabinets; there's also a gym and a roof deck.
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In Xishuangbanna, in southwestern China, Wanda built a vast "science and technology theater" with a roof shaped like an enormous golden palm leaf.
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The apartment has five bedrooms, five and a half baths and around 7,7303 square feet, along with a roof terrace, according to StreetEasy.
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" Or say, "I want to help you with rent because you need a roof over your head, but I can't do this forever.
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Jok Prince, as the eatery is known, has since traded its spot in the alley for walls, a roof and insistent fluorescent lights.
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Maybe you'll have to make difficult financial decisions to get there, but hopefully, you can at least keep a roof over your head.
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And yet, Catalan still finds time to micromanage, as when he personally scopes out Hannah scoping out her anguished boss on a roof.
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My briefer explained that for many, this was the first time they were safe or had a roof over their head in months.
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Compared with a lot of the computer vision tasks being accomplished out there, finding the corner of a roof tile is pretty tame.
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They turned to high-interest payday loans and friends and family to keep food on the table and a roof over their heads.
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Victims included an 11-year-old girl killed in Seminole County, Georgia, when a metal carport crashed through a roof, hitting her head.
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If the family business were medicine or construction, there would be little chance of a kindergartner wielding a scalpel or shingling a roof.
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You don't need a roof hopefully every week or every month, you need it once every several years or something like that. Sure.
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And we've gotta put a lot of work into making the installation process easy, so it doesn't take ages to install a roof.
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The milestone should be cause for celebration—except here we are, sweating on a roof and talking about the end of the world.
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Kespry, which is also targeting the inspection and insurance market, has built a machine-learning system that can count hail strikes on a roof.
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Hef married Crystal in 2012, and the next year he wanted to make sure she had a roof over her head when he died.
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His mother says she believes the substance abuse began in 2003, when he fell from a roof, smashing his heel and breaking his back.
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If Samos's hotspot were simply full, most refugees would live in PVC porta-cabins, which look like shipping containers with doors and a roof.
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With motivator Mars powering through your domestic zone from the 8th on, you could soon be sharing a roof with the one you love.
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"When we got one, two, three... I swear if there was a roof on this stadium it would have been lifted off," Campbell said.
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Earlier this month, spectators at a music concert at the Pyeongchang Olympic Stadium were treated for hypothermia, as the stadium is without a roof.
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When first responders arrived on scene, they could hear the voice and quickly determined it was coming from a roof vent atop the restaurant.
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Since nearly everyone on the US Virgin Islands is without power or lost a roof, the majority of residents are eligible for the program.
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Next week, the company will showcase the Forease+ at the Geneva Motor Show, a cute successor that also happens to comes with a roof.
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"A man could come home and he could sit on a park bench and find a roof over his head before nightfall," she said.
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It's how we put a roof over our heads, and in the absence of a decent social safety net, it's how we stay alive.
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In a flood, this can be particularly scary if they choose to board a temporary sanctuary someone has taken refuge on — like a roof.
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Enterprising Filipinos added benches and a roof, creating affordable public transport and a host of small businessmen, who owned and sometimes drove the vehicles.
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While this is common for NFL grounds, the only British stadium to have a roof that can close is the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.
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They are constructed entirely out of carbon fiber, which makes the cars lightweight and the absence of a roof and windscreens helps with aerodynamics.
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For most of my life I had a roof over my head, food on my table, and steady work as a journalist and writer.
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Don't underestimate the simple luxuries of a glass of wine, a roof overhead, and a screen that can show you anything you can imagine.
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And finally a caller reported an owl that had been sitting on a roof for over four days and didn't seem to be moving.
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For Mindy, a 24-year-old transgender woman who has been homeless for eight years, a roof over her head would not be enough.
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Not only does that reduce the chance of a roof collapse, but it also means less snow that can trickle inside as it melts.
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A roof of a mosque in the city of Banyuwangi in East Java also partially collapsed, another photo from the disaster mitigation agency showed.
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Your friends will likely focus on the fact you bought an Italian exotic and not the fact that it so wonderfully lacks a roof.
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When summer weekends roll around, all we want to do is escape — to the beach or even just up to a roof — AND eat.
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When they first returned, they lived under a roof made of coconut leaves, but now they have a new house and a comfortable life.
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"When you already have a compromised immune system, you need a roof over your head," Mr. Goode, who was homeless for two years, said.
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Unable to afford to rent for an alternative property, he has been forced to rely on his relatives for a roof over his head.
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A player ziplines from a roof into a window of an adjacent building in an abandoned plant on September 5, 2015, near Ivankiv, Ukraine.
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They didn't accept Medicaid at the time, and I was too broke to both pay for treatment and keep a roof over my head.
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"What's really nice about that is that it demonstrates that you don't have to have even a roof to participate in this," said Sauchelli.
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But after years of deflecting pressure to build a roof that would prevent the almost inevitable rain delays, the United States Tennis Association relented.
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Centre Court finally got a roof in 2009, guaranteeing that rain could no longer disrupt an entire day's play at the All England Club.
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They equipped the 20,000-square-foot house with a basement entertainment/media center and a roof terrace with an outdoor shower and whirlpool tub.
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A further design, by Alex Nerovnya, a lecturer at the Moscow Architectural Institute, suggested a roof resembling a diamond around a rebuilt Gothic spire.
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Roland Garros is not simply putting a roof on the existing center-court stadium, named for Philippe Chatrier, the former International Tennis Federation president.
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Now individual homeowners — those lucky enough to have a roof or terrace that can accommodate a patch of dirt — are beginning to follow suit.
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Two heart attacks, loss of job, savings, and soon a roof over my head, brought me to a place of incomprehensible despair and loneliness.
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Q: I live in a 120-unit, prewar co-op building on the Upper West Side with a roof deck shared by all residents.
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If he doesn't go to work, then they don't have a home, and you can't shelter in place without a roof over your head.
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When the team performs well, Soto talks about traditional collective tasks done in indigenous communities, like putting a roof on a neighbor's new house.
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The $25-million project, known as 10 Lenox, will open this fall with 29 studios to three-bedrooms, plus a roof deck with grills.
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A private club, Pax Romana, with a restaurant, lounge and work space is also being developed, as are a roof garden and outdoor cinema.
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As wealthy newcomers displaced longtime residents, and as housing scarcity left many unable to afford a roof over their heads, homelessness reached crisis levels.
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"And, as President Roosevelt said, 'The Nazis built a fortress around Europe but forgot to put a roof on it,'" he quoted with relish.
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They are capable of landing on a roof rack or directly on the roof of the vehicle, and docking onto the inductive charging elements.
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When the cost of living outmatches household wages, housing assistance programs are a critical way low-income Americans put a roof over their heads.
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" Someone I hooked up with wanted to have sex in public, and I was like, "I have a roof—let's do it up there.
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Just because a person has a roof over her head — and you don't — doesn't mean that she is sane or safe to live with.
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On the other side of the Terrace Restaurant is the outdoor garden, which has a tented ceiling adorned with greenery instead of a roof.
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One property was missing a roof and several walls when Ashkenazy bought it and handed the keys over to New York artist Greg Haberny.
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Respect to everyone working hard to keep a roof over their kids That is one of the reasons I respect the paps so much.
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The English-language Taiwan News and the BBC report that a number of buildings have collapsed in Hualien City, including a roof of a hotel.
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"You could be in bed one minute and then on a roof that's on fire ten minutes later, still trying to wake up," Terrazas says.
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Animal rights activists and compassionate humans were happy to hear that a dog which was thrown from a roof in India has been found alive.
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At least that was the thought process behind company co-owners Zach Blenkinsopp and Chris McGuire's new "buy a roof, get a gun" marketing campaign.
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In Beat 'Em and Eat 'Em, players control naked women who run around try to catch semen dropping from a man masturbating on a roof.
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Perched on the top floor of doorman building, it offers oversized windows with views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the East River and a roof deck.
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The next day Skinny brought Biggaton over to Le Baron, a popular club that has a roof terrace and does day parties in the summer.
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"In our America, no one should have to work more than one job to have a roof over their head and food on the table."
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Never once was I without a hot meal or a roof over my head … They made sure Christmas came every year although they struggled financially.
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Theirs, increasingly, is the face of homelessness in the United States: people whose paychecks are no longer enough to keep a roof over their heads.
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Huertas' passion for the cause comes partially from his ability to recognize how easy it is to end up without a roof over one's head.
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I remember seeing a roof gap at Fallbrook High School and I brought Grant there and did a pop-shove and a kickflip across it.
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Justin Theroux's just showed his neighbor who's boss, because a judge settled their nuclear war over a roof deck ... and Justin came out on top.
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This despite competing with hand-controls, being older than most of his competitors, and having almost no history of driving a car with a roof.
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In three months, after harvesting and selling her crop and paying off her loan, she had enough money to buy metal sheets for a roof.
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"I was 27 and could barely take care of myself, but I had to feed people and put a roof over their heads," he says.
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Is so important to have a roof like this so then the program is never changed and people are not waiting for a rain delay.
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Russian architect Alexander Nerovnya proposed on his Instagram account a roof that would retain the cathedral's original shape but would be built entirely from glass.
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In March, the U.S. dropped a five-hundred-pound bomb on a roof in the Old City, in an effort to kill two ISIS snipers.
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It depends on the model, but some of these tiny-home kits come with homebuilding materials like glass for windows and shingles for a roof.
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Many people across the country are working two or even three jobs to put food on the tables and keep a roof over their heads.
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Vehicle-dwelling can still serve as a lifeline for society's most vulnerable, keeping a roof over their heads and providing a sense of stable community.
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The situation on St. Martin was similar: There was no power, the fire station was flooded, and the police station no longer had a roof.
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Lewis came up to see the large animations made of his drawings and describes it like walking into a book with a roof over it.
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More than a roof, more than food, Mr. Arroyo said, at night, huddled in the dripping dark, he and his bedfellows crave just one thing.
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"I'm standing on a roof near the castle and not even in view of their home," Keir Simmons, NBC's chief international correspondent, said on Twitter.
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The loss of these things could, in turn, disrupt recipients' abilities to go to school, support their families and keep a roof over their heads.
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On the way, opposite a chicken coop with a roof festooned in flowering potted plants, Saran Sabah stood with her 18-year-old daughter, Amal.
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The subject matter varies: One features him kicking a television off a roof, while he gives his brother rocks and pinecones for Christmas in another.
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While the traditional school no longer has to provide them with instruction, other costs remain, like the repair of a roof or a heating system.
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On a roof in Denmark, they might bake in the sun before the water dries up, essentially trapping them in a state of delicate normalcy.
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In communities all over this country, working families are paying 40 or 85033 percent of their limited incomes to put a roof over their heads.
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He was also happy to get a roof overhead in Prague from Urrutia and Quinteros, who invited Walkow to share their apartment, significantly cutting costs.
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When the work is done, the developers, whose company is called Alloy, plan to move the plants to an interior courtyard and a roof terrace.
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Even people who clear the housing authority's review process might find themselves denied a roof over their heads after landlords conduct their own background checks.
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Something for the weeknight Rooftop Reds is a gift of a roof bar, where hammocks perched between potted grapevines offer supine views of Downtown Brooklyn.
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Something for the weeknight Rooftop Reds is a gift of a roof bar, where hammocks perched between potted grapevines offer supine views of Downtown Brooklyn.
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A roof panel had blown loose from one of the tanks and now hung, bent like a giant brown tropical leaf, halfway to the ground.
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The timing was also bad at a 10-unit condo building on Java Street where a two-bedroom had two bathrooms and a roof deck.
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Outdoor space: A door from the living room opens to a terrace, and there is access from the master to a roof deck with planters.
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Malin insists that the Possum Drop has been the subject of various rumors, including one that claimed living opossums were being thrown off a roof.
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Edwin Velasquez, a young man who works for Bronx Pro Group, a developer of affordable housing, was showing me a roof painting he had superintended.
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Orwell, armed with a rifle, spent three days guarding the POUM building from a roof across the street, passing the time by reading Penguin paperbacks.
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It was no loft, but with views of the Williamsburg Bridge and amenities like a roof deck and pet spa, it was hard to resist.
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The Ecocapsule includes details designed to boost its efficiency, from a water filtration system to a roof outfitted with solar panels and a wind turbine.
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These workers are in a much more fortunate position than many of their neighbors, who may be struggling to keep a roof over their heads.
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Despite being in dire need of a roof or two, the village in question was snapped up for €21950,260 by Dutch investors, Mr. Rodil said.
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Gentrification is ravaging working-class neighborhoods, forcing many struggling Americans to spend half or more of their incomes to put a roof over their heads.
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An aerial photograph of Bay Correctional Facility in Panama City shows a roof peeled back from a large building and debris strewn across the yards.
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Three people died here walking into their own home, he tells us, as we look down at a roof that has been pancaked to the ground.
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People may believe they are safe once covered by a roof, but the National Weather Service does warn of the dangers of lightning even when indoor.
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Thompson is a roof bolter, meaning it's his job to secure the seven-foot-high tunnel so it doesn't collapse as the drilling machines go deeper.
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If you're lucky enough to have a great mom, she's probably the person who makes sure you're fed, clothed, living under a roof, and overall healthy.
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During his 4-1/2 hour visit to Puerto Rico, Trump's motorcade sped past trees stripped of their leaves and the occasional home without a roof.
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Bunce presents alternately as Phil and Pippa, both of whom appear in the portrait, which was shot in a roof garden nearby Bunce's Credit Suisse office.
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Cal Fire tweeted about a "traumatic injury" and said a person "fell from a roof and perished at the scene" near Avenue 50 and Monroe Street.
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It just means they have more money left over to spend on even more basic necessities of life: good health and a roof over their head.
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Heidi Cruz works long hours to keep a roof over her family's head, just like you — or, at least, that's what she wants you to think.
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So there's one shot in the movie where he walks through a door out onto a roof, and that's really him on top of a skyscraper.
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Moving away from Beyoncé and J-Lo—I'm sure they do a lot of good deeds—I'm very lucky I have a roof over my head.
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The top seed repeated his call for a roof on the main court — which is not expected to be ready until 2020 — but refused to complain.
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That's the whole idea behind the term day job, something that you can do in order to keep yourself under a roof without it defining you.
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"There are Fijians out there who are without water, without a roof over their heads, without food and without essential services," Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama said.
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Summer technically starts on June 21, but everyone knows the season doesn't really begin until a big ol' hunk of mysterious ham falls on a roof.
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"In an (emergency room), families have a roof over their head and have access to a bed, food, and a social worker," Stewart said by email.
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Turns out, many of the things we take for granted at places of learning, like a roof over our heads and electricity, aren't the norm everywhere.
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Women aren't safe doing the most basic chores like collecting water, or using toilets and showers, many of which lack a roof and a lockable door.
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While massive farm operations were able to ride out these storms, we were forced to make tough choices just to keep a roof over our heads.
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The third floor has two bedrooms and a study, with a door opening to a roof deck measuring nearly 400 square feet, also overlooking the gardens.
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Raheema now lives with her two children in a slum in Nuh, in a hut made of tin and cardboard with plastic sheeting for a roof.
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A woman and an eight-year-old boy from Romania were killed when a roof collapsed on a restaurant in the beach resort of Nea Plagia.
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There is no scientific evidence that driving a convertible burns more calories than driving a car with a roof (an actual thing she actually said, apparently).
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One of the optical buildings has apparently lost a roof, but the damages to the 1,000-foot-wide dish "will be a big setback," Breakall said.
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There's only one thing in this world more cheering than the sight of a happy fox, and that's a happy fox sunbathing on a roof terrace.
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In 2004, a WNBC helicopter crashed onto a roof in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn while covering a shooting, but all three people on board survived.
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The discreet summit of this intervention is a roof terrace with a polished ipe wood deck cradled by ivy-covered ipe fencing and pots of shrubs.
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We want a roof over our heads and food in our bellies, to feel safe and secure, and for our children to grow and be strong.
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The goal is not only to provide a roof and guarantee some play in case of rain, but also to provide more elbow room for spectators.
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Music fans can also check out the rotating schedule of free shows at Esplanade, the performing arts complex with a roof inspired by the durian fruit.
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My kids benefited because they saw me work hard just to put a roof over our heads, put food in our stomachs and purchase secondhand clothes.
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"The winter is coming, and I am going to stay either without a roof over my head or with my uterus falling out," she told me.
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It will start with 1,000 cars and pay drivers $300 to install the screen, which is about 4 feet long and sits atop a roof rack.
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Marty Lancton and another firefighter in Houston were driving people to rescue in a boat in southwestern Houston when he spotted two dogs on a roof.
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Other options include a roof rack, auxiliary LED lights, and a carbon-fiber wind deflector that supposedly makes this brick on wheels a bit more aerodynamic.
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The coverage map on the FCC page assumes you're using a roof-mounted antenna, so the results might vary depending on where your antenna actually is.
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The Obama administration is eager to start fixing the reserve after a roof collapsed at a tank in 2015 and a water pipe burst this year.
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The number 63, emblazoned on the side of the white car, which has a roof showing unpainted carbon fiber, commemorates the year of Lamborghini's founding, 1963.
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You may have friends who pull together in a positive spirit to raise funds, but that is no solution for putting a roof over your head.
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Having a roof over your head is one thing, but founder Alan Graham says the strong, caring bonds these new neighbors form is just as important.
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This is bad news for young people who are trying to get a toehold in the labor force while also putting a roof over their heads.
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At the moment, inspecting a roof for storm damage or checking the state of an electrical pylon involves sending someone up a ladder, which can be dangerous.
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The two Indian medical students who threw a puppy from a roof in a viral video were arrested by the local police, but soon released on bail.
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That will make things easier for cleanup crews moving downed trees, debris and part of a roof blown off a condo building in Long Branch, New Jersey.
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She says she still has scars on her legs from a roof being blown out of the post office she was standing in when the bomb exploded.
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A roof garden and a terraced amphitheater deck help keep the ambient temperature around 79 degrees Fahrenheit — 20 degrees cooler than temperatures recorded on the road outside.
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The stadium in Carson, which will would not need a roof and will be in a less densely populated area, is expected to cost about $1.8 billion.
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How many of us learned to check for guardrails before knocking boots on a roof from watching a guest star plunge to the end of her contract?
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You know, the job he uses to keep a roof over his wife and daughter in a town where having a steady paycheck looks like a rarity.
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"I am in a residential neighborhood and there is a lot of roof damage, windows out, a roof completely taken off the home, power out," he said.
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The storm also ripped a roof off a fertilizer plant in the area, prompting a precautionary evacuation of 743-mile radius because of a possible chemical leak.
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People forced to leave their homes need help immediately—like a roof over their heads, a meal in the hands, and a nurse to address medical needs.
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But during her life, at least our family was always able to afford a roof over our heads, because we were living in a rent-controlled building.
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The construction worker told CNN's Alisyn Camerota on Monday that he and others were putting a roof on the building next door when the flames broke out.
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If you call in a claim on a roof damaged by high winds or hail this summer, an Airware drone may stop by to buzz your house.
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Specifically, Yonhap said the closed-off country, under pressure for years to discontinue its nuclear program, is putting back a roof and a door on the facility.
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Three inmates broke out of a maximum security jail in California over the weekend, cutting through steel bars, sneaking through plumbing tunnels and rappelling off a roof.
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"No one should have to choose between staying off opioids and a roof over their head" The majority of states now allow some form of medicinal marijuana.
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"We need a roof above our heads to sit down and have a coffee when we visit our dead," said one woman who refused to identify herself.
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When she made it home to her family, they were sitting in front of their concrete house, which was without a roof, and had almost nothing inside.
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The outside, or the part that everyone sees, is called the cuticle and made of five to 10 overlapping layers of protein like shingles on a roof.
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Besides, can we in 2019 in good conscience really fell thousands of oak trees to reproduce a roof structure that nobody sees and is prone to burning?
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No hardworking family or individual should be working full-time and still struggling to keep a roof over their head and food in their children's mouths fed.
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But the difference was it resembled a series of sturdy canopies, with a roof and some open sides that had access to fresh air and outdoor sounds.
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And as a recent co-op conversion of a 1926 building, it had amenities that Mr. Nguyen hadn't even considered: a garden, a gym, a roof deck.
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Replacing a roof on a 4,000 square foot home is a lot more expensive than buying a new roof for a three-bedroom ranch house, after all.
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In one notorious case, in 2014, a nineteen-year-old man jumped off a roof in Denver after eating a pot candy given to him by friends.
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At the end of the night, my friend texted me—she'd had a lightbulb moment: There was a roof on top of our hotel that was private.
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My master likes to joke that if he ordered me to jump off a roof, I'd argue all the way up the ladder but still ultimately jump.
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" He continued: "There was a roof that was kind of shanty-ish, but it had great views and became a meeting place for people in the building.
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This includes the creation of more than 80 "Skyspace" interiors worldwide, in which an aperture in a roof simultaneously directs our attention inward and toward the heavens.
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It was made energy-efficient with structural insulating panels, geothermal heating and cooling, tankless hot water and a roof covered in drought-resistant, low-maintenance buffalo grass.
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In the video Isaac watched, some characters died and one walked off a roof after being hypnotized by a likeness of a doll possessed by a demon.
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"Craigslist helped people put food on the table, helped people get a table, helped people get a roof under which to put the table," Mr. Newmark said.
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"That keeps a roof over my head and food in my stomach," says Crosby, who lives in public housing and also tutors and does other odd jobs.
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I was on a roof with two SWAT -team members when one of them noticed a car—presumably, a suicide vehicle—driving toward the Golden Division's line.
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"People were living in cemeteries or in cattle houses, anywhere they could get a roof over their heads," says Isobel Charlot, whose family wound up in Mauritius.
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LOS ANGELES — Nine days after Nikolas Michaud's latest heroin relapse, the skinny 27-year-old sat on a roof deck at a new drug rehabilitation clinic here.
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It's possible the Supreme Court could decide that Collins' motorcycle wasn't inside the curtilage at all (because it didn't have a roof) and didn't require a warrant.
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Gruen's big idea was to recreate the city square but with a roof on top, a crucial advancement in Minnesota where winter temperatures make outdoor shopping an impossibility.
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The family of six lives in a plywood and cinder block structure, measuring 6 feet by 10 feet, with a tarp for a roof and a dirt floor.
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I became a chef, a bus boy, a waiter, a bartender and then I got into contracting - painting, hanging wallpaper, laying tiles, framing houses, fell off a roof.
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People live in homes they make themselves out of homemade bricks, scrap wood and metal, and whatever else they can find to construct four walls and a roof.
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One proposed site was the parking lot next to a Roof Depot building; the other, more contentious location, was a plot of land adjacent to an elementary school.
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November 29, 2018 Walmart discovers a roof fire from a disconnected solar panel system on a store in Yuba City, California, due to sparking wires after insulation degrated.
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Secondly, we shared an alternative model for how the solar array could be repurposed as a roof, situated on top of a food cooperative grocery store and greenhouse.
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According to Reuters, the stadium was built roof-less due to cost and concerns about whether a roof was structurally supportable, even as PyeongChang officials had lobbied otherwise.
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You get a roof over your head, a set of wheels, some security funds for later, then treat yourself to a nice watch to reward your hard work.
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The next best thing to a roof that closes completely is having a solid wall between the top of the upper tier and the roof, as Wembley does.
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Bernie Sanders: As a child, rent control kept a roof over my head I was born and raised in a three-and-a-half-room apartment in Brooklyn.
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I worked there while I was in graduate school and while my wife and I struggled to put food on the table and a roof over our heads.
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In 2017, Boston Medical Center (BMC) began operating a 2658-square-foot farm on a roof terrace to supply the hospital's kitchen and food pantry with fresh produce.
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The next-generation Prius plug-in, called the Prius PHV, comes complete with a roof topped with solar panels that recharge the onboard batteries with the sun's rays.
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There is also an acute crisis of affordable housing with millions of households forced to pay over 30 percent of income to keep a roof over their heads.
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The explosion of noise was for Leah Smith, the second-place finisher, who had arrived to cool down after giving Ledecky a roof-raising race at CenturyLink Center.
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"Trump retweets video of crippled white kid in Europe being beaten by migrants, and white people being thrown off a roof and then beaten to death," tweeted Duke.
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At the end of the day, a student worried about keeping a roof over their head or a meal on their table is a student distracted from learning.
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She's small and squat with missing teeth and lives with her son and daughter-in-law in a mud-brick house with a roof made of corrugated iron.
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The next best thing to staying indoors when it's hot enough to grill your own avocado toast on the sidewalk: a hat almost as big as a roof.
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Under a city program, he moved into an apartment on the grounds of a ranch in Malibu's hills, which allowed him a roof and a place to paint.
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Funding a museum fire-suppression system, properly equipping storage areas or stabilizing a roof are certainly not as attractive for potential funders as innovative exhibits and education programs.
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The proposal includes adding a roof for performance and workshop space, removing several stained glass windows, and lowering entrances to make them accessible to people living with disabilities.
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Among the stalwart food establishments are La Baraka, a 38-year-old French-Tunisian restaurant, and Il Bacco, a 25-year-old Italian restaurant with a roof garden.
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Charlie Palmer, one of the closest high-end spots to the Capitol, has a roof deck that offers unobstructed views of the Capitol's dome and the Washington Monument.
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"He needs to get a roof on it if he's going to ask me to ride in a snowstorm, which he has and I did," Mr. Tillis said.
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With her 1992 Geo Tracker, "a little quad with a roof, on wheels" she moved from the small town of Lacombe, Alberta to Red Deer, a bigger city.
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Her younger sister — who's also one of her best friends — is working multiple jobs, facing a child custody battle and struggling to keep a roof over her head.
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"Trump retweets video of crippled white kid in Europe being beaten by migrants, and white people being thrown off a roof and then beaten to death," Duke tweeted.
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The 40-year-old redesigned the interior of his Ford Fusion and attached a roof tent so that he can live and work from anywhere in the world.
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He always liked the idea of working with what you already had, so when a friend asked him to look at purchasing a roof tent, he couldn't resist.
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Buildings that are shaded or have a roof that is too small to accommodate panels will be among those exempt, California Energy Commission spokeswoman Amber Pasricha Beck said.
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The sunny space included more extras than usual: central air-conditioning, a combination washer-dryer, a balcony, a roof deck, a stall shower and a separate whirlpool tub.
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Right now, a younger generation is missing in action because people are very busy working two and three part-time jobs just to keep a roof over their head.
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There are two vans and one truck, crews made up of roofers who are eager to take the offseason work and, as a bonus, won't fall off a roof.
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Sydney, which will host the final, announced a $36 million upgrade of the Olympic Park Tennis Center venue on Friday, which includes putting a roof on the main showcourt.
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Photographs published by local media in Herat showed uniformed men standing around what appeared to be the burned remains of a small bus with a roof rack for luggage.
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He falls off a roof, is coated in spikes after smashing through a cactus vendor, and even leaves a hole shaped like his silhouette after piercing a wooden fence.
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The idea of a roof that turns sunshine into electricity one can bottle up at home may be strange, "but it's just a thing that should be," Musk said.
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Mr. Brown asked if Officer Fernandez had "received informal training that when you're going to a roof, you take your gun out," and Officer Fernandez said that he had.
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Depending on materials, a roof deck could cost you anywhere from $20 to $65 a square foot, according to Kurt Searles, a general contractor who specializes in exterior facades.
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She currently works two jobs, both at Pizza Hut and at an organization that helps the elderly, but that still wasn't enough to keep a roof over her head.
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He's banning transgender servicepeople from the military, threatening thousands of American's livelihoods, along with their families' ability to have food on the table and a roof over their heads.
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Whether she is striking a yoga pose on a roof (do not try at home) or taking a selfie with a giraffe on a safari, Pons lives it up.
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The plans for the stadium design were first presented in 2013 and Hadid topped her unique structure with a roof design meant to mimic that of the boat's sails.
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The device, which included a modem, GPS, a backup battery, and various sensors, was mounted in the back of the vehicle, and then connected to a roof-mounted antenna.
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Con Edison has installed panels on a roof of its headquarters near Union Square in Manhattan, but it uses the power generated there to provide electricity to the building.
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The greenhouse controversy stands in the way of the construction of a new, sunken court, which needs to be built before a roof can go on Chatrier, Forget said.
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A few years ago, Mr. Amrich's employer, CBRE, got into the act, too, creating a terrace out of a roof at its office at the MetLife Building in Midtown.
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The VisionVenture has a roof and a rear patio with a barbecue, a bedroom, a bathroom, a kitchen, and a living room that can double as an office space.
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The song was "Lisztomania," by Phoenix (the same song that resurfaced recently as the soundtrack to a viral video of Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dancing on a roof in college).
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They said officers responded to multiple calls reporting a woman and two children — a 1-year-old boy and a 3-year-old girl — on a roof Saturday afternoon.
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They are often competing for the same hard-to-find jobs, and worry about having their meager earnings stolen by the very people with whom they share a roof.
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On the roof of a house further forward, a dozen soldiers and militiamen positioned on a roof fired round after round indiscriminately towards the village, facing only light resistance.
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Winchester wanted the carriage room to be covered with a roof so that she could get in and out of the house without ever getting wet by the rain.
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The last time del Potro played the final in New York, Ashe Stadium did not have a roof and Barack Obama was in the first year of his presidency.
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These included reports of a five-month-old baby stranded on a roof and a grandmother of six who cut a hole in the roof to escape rising floodwaters.
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It is the only ballpark in Major League Baseball with a roof that cannot open, and the only one that does not sell any seats in the upper deck.
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They damaged a roof of a hotel in New Albany, and Mississippi State University's 21,000 students huddled in basements and hallways as a tornado neared the campus in Starkville.
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Taking care of my children was the top priority; I worked hard to keep a roof over our heads, food in our stomach, and basic clothes on our back.
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But when you're enveloped in the nightmare it's sometimes easier to swallow your pride and go along with it, to keep the peace and a roof over your head.
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"Our building has a roof deck, and when we sit there, we are aware of how the buildings are just sprouting like weeds all around us," Ms. Kaufer said.
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National rent control legislation Bernie's parents never made much money, but they were able to keep a roof over their heads because they lived in a rent-controlled apartment.
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Although Mr. Louis said he was thankful for a roof over his head, he was eager to be reunited with Spirit, who was not allowed to come with him.
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Drink at a rooftop bar You don't have to give up the traditional "let's grab drinks" date during the summer, but how about switching up the location... to a roof?
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A quick Craigslist trawl confirms the trend, with multiple live advertisements promising accommodation for a "pretty young girl" willing to have sex in exchange for a roof over her head.
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A black Range Rover Sport with some fancy graphics on the side and a few small sensors on a roof-rack, is cruising the streets and slotting into parking spaces.
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Aloha Airlines Flight 22014, a Boeing 2321-225 also flying at a lower altitude, landed successfully without a roof after it sheared off due to structural failure in April 1988.
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Maricopa County Animal Care and Control say animal control officers responded to a call last week about a dog stuck on a roof, who was being fed by the homeowner.
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And wage growth has significantly lagged house price growth of over 60 percent in the past decade, highlighting how even those with a roof over their heads are getting squeezed.
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Alex Cole, a Dayton resident, told NBC News he is "feeling thankful" to still have a roof on his house as many of his neighbors had their roofs torn off.
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Bastoy inmates can start working outside 18 months before they are released—the aim is to ensure that every ex-prisoner has a roof, an income and something to do.
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However, to make sure the Hum Rider doesn't sheer off a mirror or scrape a roof, there are four cameras and an integrated quad-split video screen in the vehicle.
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But his PTSD didn't develop until 40 years later, when he was in America and fell off the ladder while working on a roof, breaking some vertebrae in his back.
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And yet, it has taken nearly a century for the British automaker to offer a convertible with a roof made of the most well-accented, most typically British of materials.
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Combine that with spiraling income inequality, the erosion of tenants' rights, and stagnant real wages, and it makes paying for a roof over your head almost impossible in many metropolises.
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He's seated behind me right now, editing the film on a 15-inch MacBook Pro purchased in 2009 — the same laptop that helped me put a roof over his head.
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But Magana has now gone back to her house -- which miraculously still has a roof -- and has been taking in victims who need a place to ride out the storm.
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Prince Harry doesn't want kids in the UK to go without a roof over their heads ... so he's popping a squat and breaking a sweat to make sure that happens.
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As much fun as networking on a roof facing the Mediterranean Sea is, we're ready to dig deeper into the tech that is coming out of Israel, focusing on mobility.
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Almost immediately they began to shatter, falling away from the Queen of Beasts and her brood like great, fragile sheets of ice loosened off a roof by an early thaw.
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The dance follows an earlier video in which Kennedy, again dressed as Santa, appears frolicking on a roof before (through the magic of editing) diving down the chimney with presents.
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PARIS — A miserable, rain-soaked day provided the perfect platform for Guy Forget, the director of the French Open, to renew his campaign for a roof over Philippe Chatrier Court.
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The result of an official inquiry into what triggered the stampede may take several weeks, but passengers offer theories: There were shouts about a roof collapse, screams about seeing sparks.
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"Beto believes that no matter where you live, every American should be able to afford a roof over their head," a spokesperson for O'Rourke's campaign said in an emailed statement.
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It has a roof deck hot tub, a gourmet kitchen and, situated at the end of the dock, unobstructed views of the bay, Mount Tamalpais, Tiburon and the Bay Bridge.
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Webster fire Chief Brian Hickey told reporters that a motorist driving along Main Street was treated and released for minor injuries after parts of a roof landed on a car.
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But now, the US' largest PBMs share a roof with the largest insurers: PBMs Express Scripts, OptumRx, and CVS Caremark are all directly linked with Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, and Aetna, respectively.
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Although there was some water in the building, it was not from the surging ocean: Irma's winds had peeled off paneling from a roof overhang and broken a water pipe.
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Bain and her boyfriend, Alex, have a roof over their heads; they live in the Menlo Park house where she grew up, where her grandmother pays most of the bills.
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You're too old to receive the structural support a child receives — no one finds you alternate parents or makes sure you have a roof over your head, food to eat.
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The current owners increased the second-floor area, added a roof gable, opened up the main floor to create a continuous living-and-dining area and built an interior staircase.
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Some saw a parallel with the precision-guided bombs delivered by American warplanes, which can take out a single sniper on a roof and not the buildings on either side.
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Nearly half of New York City households are considered rent-burdened, which means they pay more than 30 percent of their income just to keep a roof over their heads.
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In Murray Hill, a 825-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment, with herringbone oak floors and a well-renovated bathroom, in a 1940 doorman building with a roof deck.
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The three women were living in a half-built house — without doors, windows or electricity — but were loath to leave because at least they had a roof over their heads.
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A handful of cricket pitches, such as the Docklands Stadium in Melbourne, have a roof, but many fans insist that cricket's exposure to the elements gives it an exciting unpredictability.
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Climbing up onto a roof to install shingles is a dangerous task, and having to haul a heavy automatic nail gun up with you definitely doesn't make it any safer.
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Every time I was laid off, which happened several times, I was thrown into complete panic—how would I pay my bills and keep a roof over my child's head?
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One compelling bit of evidence against Mr. Herskovic came when prosecutors presented a black Air Jordan sneaker belonging to Mr. Patterson that was hurled onto a roof during the assault.
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A closer look at its streamlined appearance reveals details designed to boost its efficiency, from a water filtration system to a roof outfitted with solar panels and a wind turbine.
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Living with a roommate will often cost far less than a private apartment or house, and will get a roof over your head for protection from the heat or cold.
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The living room has a working fireplace and French doors that lead to a roof terrace and partially sheltered sitting area carved out of the attic of an abutting house.
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But for whatever reason, what's lighting up Twitter at the moment is, uh, this clip of freshman Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez dancing on a roof when she was in college.
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"Some people were happy to have a roof over their head even though there was no heat or no place to eat, or that it was filthy and infested," Mack said.
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Job loss, health emergencies or a fall in income can destabilize households, and having a backup can mean the difference between keeping a roof overhead and facing crushing debt or bankruptcy.
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Traffic sounds and conversations from passersby bubble up from the silence, not unlike what you hear when you're standing on a roof and listening to a city breathe after the rain.
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Airbnb has millions of hosts who are trusting strangers to come into their homes and hundreds of millions of guests who are trusting someone to provide a roof over their head.
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In fact, Ilana manages to covertly follow Abbi to all of the clues, which includes watching from a roof, posing as an old man, and even pretending to be a horse.
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But get this -- not only did Austin and Quinn put a roof over their heads ... the Rams hooked up Shwonna's new crib with a Christmas tree AND presents under the tree.
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Pablo Escobar still terrifies the people of Medellin -- 23 years after his death -- to the point "Narcos" producers had to scramble to find a roof to recreate his famous death scene.
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The El Dorado Hills Fire Department responded to the situation, and while this was its first dog-on-a-roof rescue, the department's years of experience saving cats from trees helped.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - In a Beijing suburb, a crane hoists a concrete slab into the sky, removing a roof from a simple brick home that had once sheltered a small migrant family.
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She pitched a fit when a guy next door started pitching a roof at 9 AM. We're told Chyna confronted the homeowner, saying it was too damn early to start construction.
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He's trapped in a loop in a creepy hotel, destined to fall off of a roof and hit his own taxi cab and drive off in terror over and over again.
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Tijuana, Mexico (CNN)Some migrants have been shuttled to the new shelter in Tijuana where "better" accommodations include a "roof and a dry floor," according to a Human Rights Watch researcher.
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In addition to the deck off the dining room, there are a roof deck and a rooftop garden, overlooking the park, with views all the way to Mount Adams in Washington.
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"There are few pieces of equipment that are large enough that will allow you to reach out over the top of a roof and actually make a smooth move," Richardson said.
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But I make no apologies for wanting to live in a country where having a roof over your head and health insurance is a right, and funding it is a priority.
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"The image of him sitting on that bed really brought back to me the basic commonality among humanity, in that we all just want a roof over our head," Nyugen says.
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I finally escaped, made it onto a roof, tried to platform may way to my objective, and died after missing the last jump and falling into a mosh-pit of zombies.
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Hundreds crowded at a makeshift shelter set up on an outdoor dance floor covered by a roof of galvanized steel, grateful for the tamales, rice and beans that volunteers handed out.
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Called the Tree of Life, the $74-million mid-rise will have studios to three-bedrooms, and feature solar panels and a roof deck, plus job training facilities for the public.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)Ghana has begun a probe into the deaths of six mine workers killed after a roof collapsed on them injuring two others at an American-run gold mine.
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"Some of us don't have electricity but we need a roof over our head as we struggle to make ends meet," said Bangura, who gets by peddling food and household goods.
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Open metal stairs in the dining area lead up to a loftlike, wood-paneled game room with a wet bar and glass doors that open to a roof deck overlooking downtown.
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"In such biting cold, it is not possible to sleep without a roof," said Manmohan Singh, a laborer who earns less than $10 a day and sometimes sleeps in the shelter.
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"This Administration wholeheartedly believes that people have the right to a roof over their heads and to choose where they want to live," de Blasio Press Secretary Freddi Goldstein told CNN.
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I became grateful for simple things, like having a roof over my head, healthy food in the fridge, a comfortable bed to sleep in and clothes to put on my body.
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When Fogarty Finger works on conversions of old manufacturing buildings, the project involves adding a roof deck nine times out of 10, according to Chris Fogarty, one of the firm's founders.
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Here are seven great things we wrote about this week: They are unlocked and free to use, offering little more than a roof, four walls and perhaps a wood-burning stove.
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I bought my first one when I was twenty-one, and I really wanted to make sure I had a roof above my head, and I wanted to raise a family.
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The little cottage in the trees at Highgrove was built for the brothers in 1989, and it has recently been re-thatched (yes, it has a roof of straw a foot-thick).
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I saw them on a roof and afterwards helped myself to the for-the-bands-only schwag that the sub Fred Perry clothing company had on racks in the their green room.
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While Meredith didn't owe Link her romantic interest at all, she also didn't have to stand him up on Valentine's Day while making out with Andrew DeLuca (Giacomo Gianniotti) on a roof.
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Residents who had relocated from the eastern war zone said that, despite the village's lack of amenities, they were thankful for a peaceful place to live and a roof over their heads.
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"The solarglass roof is not going to make financial sense for somebody who has a relatively new roof, because this is itself a roof, that has integrated solar power generation," Musk explained.
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Most of them lost their parents in the conflict; in some cases, families lost everything and left them with the priest, so they could eat and have a roof on their head.
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They then use that data to determine if a roof needs replacing or if it can be fixed, all automatically without having a claims adjuster climb on the roof in dangerous conditions.
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Such is the case in Lebedyan, a town in southern Russia, where a roof collapse at the local Lebedyansky beverage factory, owned by PepsiCo, lead to a flash flood of fruit juice.
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HOUSTON, Aug 28 (Reuters) - A fire broke out on Tuesday morning on a roof seal of a Plains All American Pipeline crude storage tank east of Wichita Falls, Texas, the company said.
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Another prison uprising in Brazil An inmate is pictured on a roof after a new uprising broke out at Alcacuz prison in Natal, Rio Grande do Norte state, Brazil, January 16, 2017.
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Scanning took a whole month, but at the end the model had found 1.47 million individual solar installations (which could be a few panels on a roof or a whole solar farm).
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But a storm comes, and they're all still there, including a woman dressed in white that parts from her family and stands on a roof awaiting some Godly intervention that never comes.
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Among them were an elderly couple trapped on a roof and a family caught in the maelstrom with three children, including one in the throes of a seizure and another with autism.
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He put down $1,000 to reserve a roof in early 2017 but it has not yet arrived, and he has been unable to get details to give to his architect and engineers.
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"America's affordable housing crisis has left too many families behind who struggle each month to keep a roof over their head," Harris said in a statement when she re-introduced the bill.
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After 17 years of always having a roof over my head, a wall or fence around me, and my peripheral vision obscured by bars, razor wire or chicken wire, I felt vertigo.
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In the weeks that followed, several particularly brutal rapes — including that of a black woman who was thrown from the top of a roof in Brooklyn — received much less attention than hers.
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All the technological innovation in the world wouldn't matter much if you didn't have the means to support yourself with a steady job, have regular meals or a roof over your head.
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McLaren has never before produced an open-cockpit design, and the British brand's debut effort is unique: it lacks a roof, windshield, or windows (a fixed windshield add-on is available, however).
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The government announced that it was closing the shelter and opening another one about 30 minutes away, in a former concert hall—a place with few amenities, but, at least, a roof.
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Privileged in the sense that I never had to worry about a roof over my head, food on the table, a good school to go to, or a safe place to play.
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One may have to do with male risk-taking tendencies—fighting to protect the family back in the day, or shotgunning a PBR and jumping off a roof in the present day.
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Most of all, these facilities are united by a collective sense of aching uncertainty — scores of children gathered under a roof who have no idea when they will see their parents again.
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"You have to mitigate the damage — say, put a tarp on a roof or cut out wet drywall — but you should recover the money you're entitled to and then rebuild," Odess said.
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UNDERLANDA Deep Time JourneyBy Robert Macfarlane You know a book has entered your bloodstream when the ground beneath your feet, once viewed as bedrock, suddenly becomes a roof to unknown worlds below.
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Standing next to a pile of bricks covered by a roof of corrugated zinc, they said they had slept in the open air as they rebuilt one house — using straw and branches.
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A former apartment building, the five-story hotel channels a loft with exposed brick in the lobby and the stairwell that leads to a roof deck for panoramic views over the neighborhood.
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Ms. Henning, who worked as a stage manager for Blue Man Group and is skilled in woodworking and metalworking, designed a gantry to haul the heavy things up through a roof hatch.
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What refugees like Satah want by an overwhelming majority is not more violence but the dignity that comes with a job, a roof over their heads and decent schooling for their children.
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Atmeh sent a picture of a dwelling he said belonged to the "richest person in the camp" - four muddy brick walls with two metal doors and tarpaulins stretched over as a roof.
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Giving them a roof over their head without expecting them to address the root causes of their homelessness robs them of their inherent dignity and the opportunity to reach their full potential.
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A Louis Armstrong Stadium with a roof, a serve clock, Hawk-Eye on every court and a plethora of free events are among the features as the tournament celebrates its 50th anniversary.
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A "dream" car can take you all the same places a mediocre car could, and a "dream" house is the same four walls and a roof that a mediocre house could provide.
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Using a makeshift "rope" cops believe was fashioned out of bed sheets and jail clothes, the inmates got around barbed wire and rappelled down a roof to the ground four stories below.
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A Florida man now living in Bali is paralyzed from the chest down after he fell from a roof while chasing a monkey that had stolen his favorite Pittsburgh Steelers hat, reports say.
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Homeowners can order a roof that is a mix of partial tempered-glass solar tiles and non-solar tiles, with the idea being that the roof can be customized to an owner's need.
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She and her team found that most people do not plan for retirement or know what they should spend, but they adapt - even when shocked by high dental bills or a roof repair.
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"It's not like she's under control," Eta says in the film - off-screen as her face is never revealed - explaining how she provides Marish with food, cigarettes and a roof over her head.
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And while there's no doubt that Doria will be a hands-on grandmother to Meghan and Harry's first child, she won't be sharing a roof with the newest member of the royal family.
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Police said Jonathan Tieu, Hossein Nayeri and Bac Tien Duong cut through steel bars at the Central Men's Jail in Santa Ana, made their way through plumbing tunnels and rappelled off a roof.
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Kim Kardashian West is making sure one man recently released from jail will have a roof over his head for the next 5 years -- she's picking up his rent bills -- TMZ has confirmed.
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Elsie Peroni, above explained through tears that not only did she no longer have a roof, but thieves had stolen all of her belongings, leaving her with only the clothes on her back.
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Playing protagonist Ethan Hunt in the Mission: Impossible films, the actor was previously filmed on top of a roof in Paris for a stunt that appeared to involve helicopters and riding a motorcycle.
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The constant trauma of living on the streets means most of Kingston's homeless LGBTQ population need much more than just a roof over their heads, said Dane Lewis, executive director of J-FLAG.
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Today's international refugee and migrant crisis has created a lost generation of children who have been denied basic essentials: a roof over their heads, classrooms to learn in and adequate food to eat.
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For now, there's only the hope that the new Gossip Girl series will match the pure, sell-your-girlfriend-for-a-hotel-and-push-your-dad-off-a-roof bonkerness of the original.
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He designed the complex so that the National Opera and National Library would occupy separate buildings but share a roof: a 10,000-square-meter, or 108,000-square-foot, canopy covered in solar panels.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Two days of rain delays at Roland Garros have had tennis fans huddled under umbrellas musing about when the French Open, like the other three grand slams, will have a roof.
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But with rent rising year after year, and a city that seems to be bursting at the seams with occupants, people have had to get creative to keep a roof over their heads.
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Eventually, it came down to two domed stadiums — Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, where frequent rain made a roof almost a necessity for the Rays, and Toronto, where cold weather did the same.
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A building resident calling 911 reported banging on a roof door, the official said, adding that the caller had said that it was against building policy for anyone to be on the roof.
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And those of us who are renting homes are spending a large chunk of our monthly paychecks just for a roof over our heads—12 million Americans spend half their income on rent.
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Alone, on their own, on the streets, with no place to sleep or eat, they turn to petty crime, dealing drugs, sleeping with someone in order to have a roof over their head.
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You should play it literally any time the sun shines this summer, any time you find yourself in a car with the windows rolled down, any time you find yourself on a roof.
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"The beer that put a roof over my head was Leinie's O." In August, MillerCoors released Leinenkugel's Original nationwide for the first time, part of a fall sampler pack of Leinie's classic brews.
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"Who would think I would find myself sharing a roof with an SS officer?" she wrote later in a letter to her son, Paul, who had moved to New York years earlier. Mrs.
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For now, the printer produces the walls of the home, while the rest of the construction is more traditional, with professionals laying a foundation and adding in features like a roof and windows.
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Learning how to handle money, find a good job and build your career, all while feeding and clothing yourself and keeping a roof over your head — that's adulting, and it's not exactly easy.
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Vehicle-friendly entrances have their roots in the last Gilded Age, when buildings like the 21806 Dakota on the Upper West Side provided a roof overhead for those arriving and departing in carriages.
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Your housing costs will be one of your biggest expenses, so pay attention to where your money is going each month — toward an investment or toward just having a roof over your head.
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Morales says he and Paula Guzmán -- whose eyes are sunken and who speaks only in a whisper -- could move back into their home if only they had a roof, or even a tarp.
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What matters ethically is that the poor have a roof over their heads and enough to eat, and the opportunity to read and vote and get equal treatment by the police and courts.
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"To me, the most compassionate, obvious, and logical solution would be to get as many homeless Americans off the streets — with a roof over their heads — as soon as humanly possible," he said.
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"Once people have a roof over their head it's a lot easier to get dressed and prep for an interview," said Will Goodwin, director of government relations for VoteVets, a progressive veterans organization.
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At the same time, if Democrats' top goals are to reduce poverty, lessen inequality, get a roof over everyone's head and close the education gap, the party has a long way to go.
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More From VICE: VICE News: Hiding the Homeless People who are homeless "are worried about putting a roof over their heads," says Liz Misa, deputy Medicaid director, New York State Department of Health.
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