Then look at homes that sold after a price cut.
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The intrigue: Rooftop solar at homes isn't the main driver.
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It's fun to look at homes that could potentially be ours someday.
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We&aposve got people heckled at homes while others are harassed at restaurants.
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IT IS A common assumption that migrants have more pizzazz than stay-at-homes.
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Once I had that pre-approval letter, I started looking at homes for real.
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The child was delivered to so-called johns at homes and motels across north central Florida.
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And it doesn't stop at homes: Yachts, cars, and wine collections need to be insured, too.
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Businesses are stopping work to conserve energy, too The governor's message wasn't aimed just at homes.
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He also said the state had begun planning for possible quarantines at homes, hotels and hospitals.
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Roofs and roof tiles at homes and at least one temple fell to the ground in Osaka.
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It is simply less fun to look at homes that do not have personal affects in them.
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"You look at homes online and see the new kitchens and bathrooms that really sparkle," she said.
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Police have secured her vehicle, and agencies are serving two search warrants at homes in Southern California.
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IEA's new report sees rapid growth of solar power systems located at homes, businesses and industrial plants.
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John and Carolyn had been talking about starting a family and had looked at homes outside of Manhattan.
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For a time everyone seen on the streets was shot at, homes were broken into and occupants killed.
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Only about 30 percent of millennials even visited their desired neighborhood to look at homes listed for sale.
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Two people have been killed and three injured in three separate package explosions at homes in Austin, Tex.
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She's looked at homes that were $800 a month before the storm and are now going for $423,600.
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Bey and Jay have been looking at homes in L.A. for several years, but they've come up empty.
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A former neighbor said Cruz pointed a BB gun at homes and did target practice in the neighborhood.
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"It's probably the 'burbs for us," she added, noting that they are looking at homes in Westchester County.
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MARRIOTT - STARTING NEXT WEEK WHEN OFFERING LAUNCHES, EXPECT MEMBERS OF MARRIOTT BONVOY CAN EARN AND REDEEM POINTS AT HOMES
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Residents were asked to work mostly at homes for the elderly and disabled, often as untrained personal care aides.
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Indian currency is widely used by businesses and individuals who keep their savings at homes in Indian bank notes.
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Unencumbered adults can go to parties held in bars, at homes and even in the middle of Times Square.
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There were almost 3 million private chargers at homes and workplaces and about 430,000 public chargers in 2017, it says.
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"I love looking at homes but they are also this perfect symbol of middle class American economic stability," Brown says.
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While prospective buyers aren't able to go out and look at homes in person, they are still looking around online.
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It [could be] because a lot of them have closed lives at homes with little to do with the outside.
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Flyers were left at homes where no one answered, giving the location of where to pick up the items later.
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At homes in her practice, she said, new parents may have their baby in a T-shirt and diaper, unswaddled.
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She is looking at homes about $40,000 under her budget because she knows she will likely get in a bidding war.
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Residential deliveries typically cost more than business deliveries because drivers usually drop more packages per stop at offices than at homes.
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Kaspersky is one of the world's top cybersecurity firms, providing popular anti-malware protection to computers at homes and companies worldwide.
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Plus, buying a foreclosure allowed us to stretch our housing budget and look at homes with potential for equity right away.
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It also found violations were more common at homes with fewer nurses and aides than at facilities with higher staffing levels.
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That means no Airbnb hosting at homes in those areas, which cover a large swath of the residential part of the city.
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Advocacy groups began receiving calls Thursday from immigrants and their lawyers reporting raids at homes and businesses in the greater Los Angeles area.
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With the exception of bipolar disorder, the best outcomes were found in outward migrants from coalfields and the worst in stay-at-homes.
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Mothers would typically spend about a year at homes like the one in Tuam before being parted from their babies and sent away.
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The shootings were not fatal, and occurred during traffic stops, tense standoffs and in some cases ambushes while officers served warrants at homes.
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The operation was intended as a show of force, and there would've been arrests and coordinated raids at homes with parents and children.
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So instead of looking at homes as investments, what if we regarded them like a TV or a car or any other consumer good?
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Television "watch parties," typically hosted for sporting events and awards shows, are planned at homes and bars across the country for Comey's 10 a.m.
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The Biden presidential campaign is watching costs — some staff members are sleeping at homes of volunteers — and facing criticism for spending on chartered jets.
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The Rwandan government eventually took over the biogas program and helped establish more than 2000 private companies to support projects at homes and schools.
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So instead of looking at homes as investments, what if we regarded them like a TV or a car or any other consumer good?
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Three parcel bombs exploded at homes in the Texas capital over 10 days, killing two people, wounding two others and leaving a community shaken.
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The new service can also be availed through online orders on India's Post's website, with the bottled water being delivered at homes across the country.
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And in many markets — including many in Florida, North Carolina and Texas — home seekers are disproportionately looking at homes priced much lower than available inventory.
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Homan said the release of those individuals amounts to "forcing our hands" -- meaning his agents must make those arrests at homes, public areas or courthouses.
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The San Francisco Public Utilities commission has installed automated meters for 178,000 accounts which produces 1.6 billion reads per year on water use at homes.
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Flint used the Flint River for 18 months, but lead leached from old pipes at homes because the water was not treated to control corrosion.
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There's a smart, funny mom (Katy Mixon) made insecure by the town's skinny stay-at-homes; a well-meaning dad; and an eccentric youngest child.
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They're present at homes, on devices and watches and in cars, sending driving directions, weather updates, meeting reminders and the occasional joke or two when prompted.
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In gatherings at homes and local churches, residents describe feelings of victimization again, this time over a power plant they do not want in their neighborhood.
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Three package bombs exploded at homes in Austin in 10 days -- one on March 2 and two on Monday -- killing two people and injuring two others.
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Most such projections assume a continuation of the current transportation paradigm, dominated by private, single-owner vehicles, parked most of the time at homes or businesses.
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Today's the day that the first Oculus Rift headsets will arrive at homes in 20 countries, nearly four years after the ambitious VR campaign launched on Kickstarter.
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In the commercial world it can be used for security at homes, workplaces and ATM machines, and as a part of payments systems at stores and restaurants.
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Some 25 percent of those looking at homes for sale were searching outside their current metropolitan areas — up from 22 percent during the same period in 2017.
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What they did: The annual Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory analysis explores distributed systems — the stuff installed at homes and businesses, as opposed to centralized utility-scale projects.
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Surround sound has been around in movie theaters and at homes for decades, but Atmos — which launched back in 2012 — gives filmmakers increased flexibility in their creative choices.
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A source tells PEOPLE the couple were "100 percent checking out houses in Miami" and specifically looked at homes in the Venetian Islands, Fisher Island and Miami Beach.
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Thousands of raids have been carried out at homes and businesses, and hundreds of suspects have been placed under house arrest on what some say are tenuous grounds.
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He then stole a pickup truck and went on a 25-minute rampage in town, shooting at homes, motorists and eventually the school, apparently at random, Johnston said.
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As we reported, many cops also think those ex-cons are behind the string of burglaries at homes of celebs like Nicki Minaj, Alanis Morissette and many more.
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Since July, lead levels in more than half the samples tested at homes served by the plant have exceeded 15 parts per billion, the federal threshold for action.
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"[De Araujo's] message brings hope to those who still struggle to feel accepted in schools, at homes, and on the streets because of their sexual orientation," he added.
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Three package bombs exploded at homes in the Texas capital over 10 days -- one on March 2 and two on Monday -- killing two people and injuring two others.
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With last-minute holiday gifts arriving at homes across the country, many may be fearing so-called porch pirates who go around neighborhoods looting people&aposs holiday packages.
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I worked in Malibu, so we were looking at homes in the surrounding area, because in Malibu, our price range of $400,000 won't even get you a mobile home.
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"Somehow, they never really break through into clinical application," he said, adding that the need for skilled technicians also means they're unlikely to be used at homes by patients.
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"Real" Asian food, he argues, is served at homes or holes in the wall, or in thermoses carried by kids at school who are made fun of for it.
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Sheriff's employees placed the signs in the yards of the named plaintiffs, including two who live at homes owned by at least one of their parents, court documents show.
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BuzzFeed News has reported that the Trump Organization has an extensive surveillance system at homes, hotels, and golf properties that former workers say was used to spy on employees.
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The first three were package bombs left at homes; the fourth, on the side of a road; and the last went off at a FedEx facility near San Antonio.
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Mr. Netanyahu has been leaving nothing to chance, crisscrossing the country on a whirlwind campaign tour and holding multiple meetings each night at homes and venues packed with loyalists.
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The couple first looked at homes near Mr. Varga's hometown of Metuchen, N.J., but ended up looking in Glen Ridge and Montclair because they felt both towns welcomed gay couples.
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To keep up with sales, BDEW says thousands more public charging points are needed in coming years, as well as hundreds of thousands of private points at homes and workplaces.
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In Conway, South Carolina, where President Donald Trump visited this week, images posted by the city on Saturday showed water lapping at homes in an area where residents were being evacuated.
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It is not clear, however, whether the office has ever paid to rent space to house the classified equipment presidents need when they are staying at homes they own outside Washington.
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One in 4 U.S. adults are avoiding public places but are still hanging out at homes of friends and family, according to a survey conducted March 17-20 by Morning Consult.
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Multiple real estate sources tell us, the couple has been pretty firm they don't want to pay more than $80 mil, but they have looked at homes above their price range.
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And if you're looking at homes in the winter, try to find pictures of the block in the summer, which could tell you if the neighbors keep their outdoor spaces tidy.
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Andrew M. Cuomo said on Wednesday that the state would set aside some $40 million to fight the virus, as well as plan for possible quarantines at homes, hotels and hospitals.
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SpaceX aims to provide Internet service by linking its satellites to ground stations and mountable terminals about the size of a pizza box at homes or businesses, according to the FCC filing.
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The police are trying to outwit high-spirited youngsters by asking local businesses to restrict the sale of eggs and flour to under 16s who might pelt them at homes or cars.
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Abbott, a Republican, said the panel on Wednesday discussed ways to address mental health issues at schools, safe storage measures for firearms at homes and the so-called red flag warning laws.
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Police: Firearms found at homes, not at school The investigation began after classes on Tuesday, when officials and a police officer assigned to the school learned of the rumors, the sheriff's office said.
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The problem is that other Alexa devices at homes around San Diego heard Patton say, "I love the little girl, saying 'Alexa ordered me a dollhouse,' " and then tried to do just that.
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Police in Jersey City, across the Hudson River from New York, are teaming up with Amazon to install doorbell cameras and plant dummy boxes with GPS tracking devices at homes around the city.
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Royal LePage, Canada's largest realtor, said the number of Americans looking at homes on its website rose 40% in the last three months of 2016 compared with the same period the previous year.
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ICE claims the sweeps at homes and outside businesses are necessary because California's sanctuary laws don't allow county jails to hold prisoners past their release dates so that ICE can pick them up.
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Royal LePage, Canada's largest realtor, said the number of Americans looking at homes on its website rose 40% in the last three months of 2016, compared with the same period the previous year.
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For years, investigating the American media's influence on discourse has required studying the conversations we have at homes, in the public square and in office corridors, to try to understand what prompted them.
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Green was helping stage boats in Louisiana to prepare for hundreds of expected water animal rescues at homes and farms along the Gulf Coast and inland, including in rural areas filled with livestock ranches.
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Rights groups and witnesses say armed men in police and army uniform have continued to make night raids at homes of opposition activists where they beat up occupants, a charge denied by security forces.
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Although they received a similar number during the same period of 2019, most of those incidents took place in courthouses; the majority of reports received this year concerned arrest attempts at homes or workplaces.
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PORT NECHES, Texas — It was a Thanksgiving of pies abandoned at homes that had been left in a hurry, turkey eaten in hotel rooms, and naps on cots handed out by Red Cross volunteers.
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In the past two years, a series of local media reports, including an ongoing investigation by CBS 2 Chicago, have highlighted a number of raids conducted at homes in predominantly black parts of the city.
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In the Bemina area of western Srinagar, around a dozen residents told Reuters that security forces had thrown stones and bricks at homes and cars in retaliation for the protests, breaking windows s a result.
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In the Bemina area of western Srinagar, around a dozen residents told Reuters that security forces had thrown stones and bricks at homes and cars in retaliation for the protests, breaking windows as a result.
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The article explained that some female members of the group, who called themselves "masters," had initiated other women, calling themselves "slaves," into a ritual of sisterhood at homes in and around Clifton Park, near Albany.
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Authorities in Austin, Texas, on Monday said three package explosions at homes within the last 10 days appear to be related, and warned the public to remain vigilant as investigators work to find who is responsible.
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So-called "night letters" have been left at homes or distributed in neighbourhoods including the towns of Shirqat in Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad, Hit, east of the capital, Qayyara, south of Mosul, and in Mosul itself.
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While on a work trip to Los Angeles, she met with Natasha Barrett of the Agency, who looked at homes for her when she was back in Jersey City, often FaceTiming her or emailing her video tours.
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The money would be used "to create a risk-based model to identify opportunities to mitigate lead exposure from drinking water, including at homes and among children and pregnant women," according to the announcement from the EPA.
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In May, Con Ed will begin installing "smart meters" in businesses across the city, and, in July, at homes on Staten Island, giving customers detailed summaries about consumption and helping operators diagnose problems without dispatching a truck.
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So-called "night letters" have been left at homes or distributed in neighborhoods including the towns of Shirqat in Salahuddin province, north of Baghdad, Hit, east of the capital, Qayyara, south of Mosul, and in Mosul itself.
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The pair looked at homes in all different styles, before Neha, a fashion designer and former Miss India, fell in love with a 5,000-square-foot hacienda with a unique seashell pink hue and a significant triangular layout.
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Testing for the virus was at a low level, he said, and many people in the capital were self-isolating at their apartments or at homes in the countryside and not being tested after returning from trips abroad.
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While the range of electric vehicles (EVs) was less than 100 km (633 miles), Europe's utilities were happy to help cities and companies install slow and inexpensive charging points at homes, offices and shops, often supported by state subsidies.
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On Tuesday, industry leaders recommended curtailing all but essential visits at homes across the country, calling the challenge posed by the novel coronavirus "one of the most significant, if not the most significant" issues the industry has ever faced.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The leader of Britain's opposition Labour Party said on Friday Britain's foreign policy and intervention in wars abroad had fueled the threat of terrorism at homes as a political truce after the Manchester suicide attack came to an end.
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And though it is the middle of the day, at the house where Jacob lived, the porch light still is on, just as it has been over a matter of decades — here and at homes across Minnesota — to guide him home.
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Calculator This column has looked at homes and places to live from the perspective of affordability; tax rates; fluctuations in rent and resale value; amenities; commute time; and appeal to millennials, retirees, families, cyclists and even those looking for love.
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She explained that though her results suggested New Orleans wasn't nearly as bad as Flint — where one home's lead levels reached as high as 13,200 parts per billion — she had found some high lead levels at homes around the city.
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People in the first group, outward migrants from mining areas, had significantly more educational-attainment-promoting SNPS, and fewer damaging ones, than any of the other groups, while people in the second group, stay-at-homes in mining areas, had the opposite.
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Firefighters have responded to at least 70 reported fires and explosions at homes caused by over-pressurized natural gas lines in three Massachusetts towns, according to state police, forcing neighborhoods to evacuate as first responders scramble to secure scenes and prevent further damage.
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The companies, supporting an old tradition of planting a tree to mark a death, are distributing free seedlings and promoting planting in cemeteries and at homes as a way to help restore a parched country – and offset their own use of timber.
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Prosecutors said Thursday that two men — a 20-year-old Iraqi and a 35-year-old Turkish citizen, both of whom lived at homes for asylum-seekers in the city — are suspected of raping and killing the girl on the evening she went missing.
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When I got the job and started looking at homes, I priced out my monthly payment and saw that I could get a home with 21240 beds/2408 baths and end up paying around $1,000 a month after putting down the minimum 5% down payment.
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Then, with a down payment in mind and an idea of how much wiggle room we had in our budget each month for an additional mortgage payment, we were able to start looking at homes within a price range that we knew we could afford.
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Almost 580,000 electric cars were sold in China in 2017, according to the IEA, while around 280,000 were sold in the U.S. In terms of charging infrastructure, the IEA says that, globally, there were an estimated 3 million private chargers at homes and workplaces in 2017.
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Almost 580,000 electric cars were sold in China last year, according to the IEA, while around 280,000 were sold in the U.S. In terms of charging infrastructure, the IEA says that, globally, there were an estimated 3 million private chargers at homes and workplaces in 2017.
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That first postponement was due to a decrease in usage from the agricultural sector in the province surrounding Cape Town, and the second one appears to be the result of a reduction in urban usage — how much water people use at homes and business in the city.
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As for how this guy would allegedly go about the break-ins ... we're told cops discovered in their investigation that he would go to open houses at homes on the market, scope the place out, and then return at a later time to burgle the home.
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So at homes like at Avebury in Wiltshire, better known as the home of Stonehenge and where the National Trust had produced a television show with the BBC called "The Manor Reborn," the National Trust kept the replicas after filming finished and welcomed children to play.
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Antioch Pleasant Hill Oakland California San Francisco San Leandro By The New York Times Even when she looked at homes elsewhere in Oakland, in the $600,000 range, the options were disheartening: run-down houses in "high trauma" neighborhoods, as she described them, most needing a complete overhaul.
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Whether you're looking at homes to buy or rent or making improvements to one you own, information on hazards, damages they may cause and have caused in the past, and what you can do to reduce the risks should be available with a click or swipe.
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The disclosure is just the latest in a series of black eyes for federal officials since Epstein's arrest in early July on charges of trafficking dozens of underage girls to satisfy his sexual obsessions at homes in New York City and Palm Beach, Florida, from 2002 through 2005.
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Many high-end home buyers already have places in the Hamptons — or they're looking elsewherePart of the problem is that the wealthiest buyers — those looking at homes priced at $10 million or above — have already owned homes in the Hamptons for years, according to Zachary Vichinsky of Bespoke Real Estate.
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"Walking on a public street in Howard Beach, albeit very slowly and looking at homes, is not criminal, nor does this violate any sections of the penal law," Mr. Lewis's lawyers — Robert Moeller, Julia L. Burke and Jenny S. Cheung, all of the Legal Aid Society — wrote in a December filing.
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As we walk through life, each and everyone of us are forced, at some point, to confront questions we've been pushing further and further back into the recesses of our psyche, for fear of causing the kind of psychic rupture that leads to spending the rest of your days dribbling at Homes Under the Hammer.
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