The home has multiple fireplaces, high ceilings, glass doors, and tray ceilings.
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But that being said, cracks in glass ceilings are cracks in glass ceilings.
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Appropriations bills must adhere to certain spending ceilings mandated by "sequestration" ceilings Congress approved years ago.
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Ceilings have been shattered, ceilings in screenwriting, we have our first ever female nominee for cinematography, Rachel Morrison.
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While most rooms have the original exposed wood slat ceilings, a few barrel-style ceilings are made of terra cotta.
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It has 16-and-a-half-foot ceilings on the ground level and 13-foot ceilings on the lower one.
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Actual foreign ownership levels aren't close to the current ceilings, but higher ceilings will likely boost the stocks' weightings in emerging market indexes.
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The interior is defined by raked-concrete ceilings and walls, barrel-vaulted ceilings, dark woodwork and arched doorways, all original to the house.
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Beyond drop ceilings being ugly as hell, they've provided a niche for burglars, who, by and large, have really made a habit of attempting to elude law enforcement by hiding in ceilings, or hiding in ceilings in order to rob businesses after close.
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Its ground floor has 12-foot, 6-inch ceilings and hardwood floors, while the lower level has 10-foot ceilings and poured concrete floors.
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Higher ceilings generally translate into higher construction costs, but some developers feel the money is well spent, since high ceilings can help create grander spaces.
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The retail space features 210-foot-high ceilings and windows on three sides on the ground floor, and 2500-foot, 20003-inch ceilings on the lower level.
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"Today, 11-foot ceilings are the new eight-foot ceilings," said Izak Senbahar, the president of the Alexico Group, a developer behind the TriBeCa condo tower 56 Leonard.
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Features include exposed brick vaulted ceilings, tile floors, handmade doors and wood-beam ceilings, said Lesley Wisbey, an owner of Piedmont Property in Alba, which has the listing.
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The long-term local-currency bond and deposit ceilings have been lowered to Caa1 from B2, while the short-term foreign currency bond and deposit ceilings remain Not Prime.
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Coffee shops (high ceilings, cement floors, and exposed tile), airports (high ceilings, hard surfaces, intercoms, inconsequential beeping), and public transit (the screeching of a train on the track) all guaranteed headaches.
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Nicki Minaj – No Ceilings, 2009 Why this song today?
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IOWA CITY — He doesn't talk about shattering glass ceilings.
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Acoustic timber ceilings and hung lighting fill out the aesthetic.
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It imposed annual ceilings on such fatalities, nationally and locally.
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It set annual ceilings for such fatalities, nationally and locally.
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That movie broke so many glass ceilings across the board.
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The ceilings were low and we were trying to soundproof.
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Rep. Tammy Duckworth is shattering glass ceilings of her own.
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The house was bright and airy inside, with high ceilings.
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The ceilings in two other rooms appear close to collapsing.
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That included the dropped ceilings and carpeting, among other things.
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The high ceilings and the big shape of the room.
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Ukaegbu "doesn't see ceilings," his cousin Ezemdi Akalonu, a junior
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The house features vaulted ceilings that open the space up.
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Many of the stations include long walkways and high ceilings.
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The rooms are small and cramped, the ceilings are low.
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Ceilings throughout are 21980 feet tall; woodwork is mostly walnut.
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It had beamed ceilings, plaster walls and large flagstone floors.
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The interior of the main rotunda has prominently arched ceilings.
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"We still have many glass ceilings to break," she added.
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Ruined. Nothing is left, not even the walls and ceilings.
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He and Stone trade slaps that bounce off the ceilings.
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The low ceilings hum with fluorescent lights and ceiling fans.
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The walls and ceilings are lined with Baltic birch plywood.
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The master bedroom has vaulted ceilings and a bay window ...
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Apart from the ceilings, the rooms are devoid of people.
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The building is old, and the ceilings are quite thin.
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They were taken with the sprawling views and high ceilings.
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Mr. Trump liked very high ceilings, according to the account.
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There were big windows and high ceilings with exposed rafters.
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Windows were blown out, chunks scraped from ceilings and walls.
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The plaster ceilings upstairs suffered damage when the roof leaked.
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They wear helmets to protect themselves from the low ceilings.
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Shouldn't we feminists be pleased by these shattered glass ceilings?
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Former municipal buildings had holes in their floors and ceilings.
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The home features high ceilings, custom stonework, and reclaimed timber.
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I pierce ceilings, dig into the basement, knock down walls.
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The third floor has two additional bedrooms, with sloped ceilings.
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The living area has soaring ceilings and abundant natural light.
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Along cave walls and ceilings, a fungus gnat egg hatches.
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West End theaters ceilings are now inspected and certified annually.
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Pleated ceilings activate the interiors, and attenuate Houston's abundant daylight.
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The room was spacious, with high ceilings and ornate chandeliers.
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Adrienne Bennett has been breaking through glass ceilings for decades.
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Other robots work during the daytime welding or installing ceilings.
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The home is opulently decorated, with high ceilings and chandeliers.
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The block-through ground floor has two entrances — one on West 17th and the other on West 18th Street — and 17-foot, 4-inch ceilings; the lower level has 13-foot, 6-inch ceilings.
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The original house is cozy, with lower ceilings, smaller windows and warm flagstone floors, while the Georgian structure, built in about the 1730s, is roomier, with high ceilings, large sash windows and elegant wide fireplaces.
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Overall activeness score: 54.2What they do: Apply plasterboard to ceilings or interior building walls, or apply or mount tiles or blocks, strips, or sheets of shock-absorbing materials to ceilings and walls to reduce sound.
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The only other option for Republican leaders in Congress is comprising with Democrats to lift the defense budget ceilings for several years at a time -- which Congress has done since the ceilings began in 85033.
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If it were larger, balloons would stick more strongly to ceilings.
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Fourteen karat gold chandeliers with Swarovski crystals hang from the ceilings.
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The draft rules also put ceilings on "leverage" for structured products.
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The studio is around 250 square feet with nine-foot ceilings.
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Inside, the home has ten-foot ceilings and custom wood paneling.
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The wooden tables and high ceilings invite visitors to stay awhile.
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And then I found in all instances that there were ceilings.
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Three additional second-floor bedrooms have angled ceilings, skylights and carpeting.
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Franklin broke glass ceilings for Black women with her powerful voice.
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It's the sound of glass-ceilings shattering all across the nation.
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Suspended ceilings collapsed to the floor, glass windows broke to pieces.
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Higher ceilings should eventually lift stocks' weight in emerging market indexes.
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We have to break ground before we can break glass ceilings.
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Flying is nice, as is being able to walk on ceilings.
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A number of rooms have coffered ceilings and fabric wall coverings.
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The décor was industrial chic — exposed ceilings, metal and glass motifs.
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The low-profile furnishings really help make the ceilings feel higher.
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And while ceilings can be bolted, it's not a foolproof technique.
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When the ceilings collapse, it actually relieves pressure in the mine.
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Tech buyers like high ceilings, with room for pets and kids.
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It was a narrow, grimly lit space with sky-high ceilings.
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On the ceilings, Mr. Reyes painted blue clouds with smiling faces.
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Those new spending ceilings are set to be triggered in 2020.
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In 2013, four ceilings crumbled when water came through the chimneys.
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They forged ahead as the ceilings dropped and the pathways contracted.
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Low ceilings, narrow doorways, is there air-conditioning in the summertime?
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How did they get those cavernous ceilings, that distant exterior shot?
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They also prefer high ceilings, which aren't standard in historic houses.
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The dining room comes complete with dramatic chandeliers and high ceilings.
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I liked the high ceilings and the layout of the house.
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In addition, four townhouses in the complex have 288-foot ceilings.
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At No Ceilings, people were reciting every word of your music.
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Orson Welles, for instance, decided to put ceilings on film sets.
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Ceilings allowed for low-angle shots, heightening a sense of reality.
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The apartment had high ceilings, common for buildings of Stalin's era.
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The space offers 17-foot ceilings with a curb cut driveway.
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Along the way, they added coffered ceilings, columns and ceiling rosettes.
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The four upstairs bedrooms have eight-foot ceilings and original sconces.
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The ceilings were high, the kitchen open and the bedroom big.
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The architect preserved the original slatted wood ceilings of the cooperage.
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There were these high ceilings, all the treasures he had displayed.
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Tin ceilings, which were not original, will be removed and replaced.
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Lopez began taking photos of the vibrant ceilings in April 2017.
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Today, 10 is the new nine, and some ceilings are higher.
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White oak flooring and 12-foot ceilings add to the space.
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CLT can be used to make floors, walls, ceilings — entire buildings.
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The ceilings throughout most of the first floor are 11 feet.
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The elegant lobby is spacious with soaring ceilings and marble floors.
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The house has 12-foot ceilings, hardwood floors, and exposed brick.
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The great room has 16-foot vaulted ceilings and a fireplace.
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Upstairs are a bedroom and an office with beadboard-paneled ceilings.
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In some areas, the ceilings are as high as 21 feet.
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All have carpeted floors, vaulted ceilings, skylights and en-suite bathrooms.
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Two additional bedrooms are on the third floor, under sloped ceilings.
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The ceilings are 12 feet high, and the floors are parquet.
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Every building carries history within its walls, ceilings, floors and foundations.
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It also instituted ceilings on the prices of some goods. 38D.
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There are high ceilings, refinished oak floors and numerous windows throughout.
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The enormous pad has a pool, outdoor fireplace, and vaulted ceilings.
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The space has 10-foot ceilings and an open floor plan.
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Nearly every interior surface is wood: floors, ceilings, walls, exposed beams.
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However, an existential gloom seemed to drip from its beveled ceilings.
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Upstairs, three of the four bedrooms have beamed ceilings and fireplaces.
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Today, the brick and stone of the vaulted ceilings are crumbling.
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Our ceilings were important, because we were looking up a lot.
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You even need to check for mold on your ceilings regularly.
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Now several developers are offering new condo projects that have soaring ceilings in more than half the building, giving buyers the option of taking a unit on a lower floor with ceilings 133 feet or higher.
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The open-air dining rooms (with vaulted ceilings and made with local woods) have retro decor, including old Hawaiian paintings on the walls, colorful floral-print table cloth and real wooden canoes hanging from the ceilings.
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I feel like we're just shattering all the little glass ceilings here.
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Everything felt enormous, the sound reverberating off cavernous ceilings and expensive upholstery.
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Low, dark corridors open into blindingly bright rooms with church-high ceilings.
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The unfinished walkout basement has poured-concrete floors and 12-foot ceilings.
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With high ceilings and an open floor plan, the apartment felt spacious.
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They often have thin walls, low ceilings, creaky utilities and cramped corridors.
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As is clear from the chart above, online shopping is shattering ceilings.
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Its 10-foot ceilings and glass walls make it a modern marvel.
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Ceilings are the biggest challenge, because they are the hardest to reach.
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Mosquito nets along with shorts, dresses, and underwear dangle from the ceilings.
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Tokyo (CNN)Yuriko Koike is a woman accustomed to breaking glass ceilings.
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I was inspired to see Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton breaking glass ceilings.
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It features 12-foot ceilings, gas heat and a full sprinkler system.
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Tin ceilings popular in the late 2000s are being reproduced in plastic.
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Terra-cotta tile floors and beamed ceilings run throughout the ground level.
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It has a mix of exposed brick, natural maple and beamed ceilings.
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The ceilings are low, the aisles tight, and the lighting low-quality.
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Studios have freight and passenger elevator access, high ceilings, and natural light.
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The renovations include vaulted ceilings in the bedrooms and extending the deck.
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It has hardwood floors, exposed brick walls and 14-foot-high ceilings.
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Skyscraper ceilings, modern interior, and the minimalist feel is my ideal space.
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The house also features generous roof overhangs, high ceilings and big verandas.
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We also saw some wires protruding from the ceilings throughout the store.
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For this reason, female leaders are restricted by far more than ceilings.
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Inconveniently, the apartments were also advertised as having higher-than-usual ceilings.
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The second level has three commercial lofts, also with 14-foot ceilings.
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Wires, plumbing and electronics are practically buried inside walls, floors and ceilings.
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The place has low ceilings and plenty of TVs broadcasting sports channels.
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There were electrical outlets in the ceilings, but there were no fixtures.
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"Awful," their latest release off forthcoming sophomore album Ceilings, is premiering below.
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Oh, and the Sistine Chapel is definitely the Michael Jordan of ceilings.
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The space has 62 feet of wraparound frontage and 11-foot ceilings.
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At the top is an attic, with angled ceilings, suggesting a loft.
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It seems that rats had been living in the second-floor ceilings.
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The ceilings were high, the walls made of seemingly indestructible cinder block.
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They show their status through art, so they need very high ceilings.
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Pressed-tin ceilings that survived the fire were reused in the sunroom.
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There are leaky ceilings, smelly trash and big, fat rats to sidestep.
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Residents have returned to find walls and ceilings missing from their homes.
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They can pivot quickly, scamper across ceilings and disappear into tiny crevices.
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"Instead of getting a dog, I painted my ceilings pink," he said.
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Victorian details include lofty ceilings, original skirting boards, cornices and ceiling rosettes.
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Inside, the walls and ceilings are still colored an off-white gray.
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Throughout the home are custom built-ins, hardwood floors and high ceilings.
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It can make ceilings shimmer like glass surfaces, reflecting what is below.
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In other units, condensers are hidden inside the apartments, behind dropped ceilings.
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Trays of hydroponically grown produce would be stacked inside to the ceilings.
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The home also features six fireplaces, high ceilings and hand-carved moldings.
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The spacious condo boasts 10-foot-high ceilings and a private balcony.
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The company starts by installing railings of a sort onto the ceilings.
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Thankfully, it did not feel cramped due to soaring 10-foot ceilings.
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The great room has 14-foot ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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Economists also argue that setting price ceilings can discourage farmers and sellers.
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There's a great room with double-height ceilings and a grand fireplace.
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The ceilings have holes that let in a ton of natural lighting.
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Floors are the original hardwood; ceilings are 12 feet, with original molding.
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The roof, gutters, floors, ceilings, dry wall, boiler, foundation all needed repair.
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The 900-square-foot living room has pine walls, floors and ceilings.
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She had beautiful granite and walls and ceilings and tile and drywall.
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Not to mention pool and spa, cathedral ceilings and its own library.
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THE PROBLEM Low ceilings THE SOLUTION White paint, tall window dressings and low-profile furniture Using a lighter shade of paint on the ceilings than the walls tends to draw the eye upward and make the ceiling look higher.
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The higher ceilings are aimed at lifting stocks' weight in emerging market indexes.
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The space, which has 11-foot-high ceilings, was home to Patsy's restaurant.
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Duct tape attaches wallboard partitions to bare concrete ceilings studded with loose wires.
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They're coming for the new homes—usually cottages , with high ceilings and porches.
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Obviously, there are plenty of glass ceilings that we still need to shatter.
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And I don't think taller ceilings would've made the experience any more pleasant.
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"Glass ceilings can be broken wearing either a skirt or pants," she said.
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So when it sets price ceilings for drug-makers; those limits generally hold.
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The high ceilings allow for long, scroll-format works as well as landscapes.
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Diana is shattering glass ceilings — and windows — in the new Wonder Woman trailer.
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A main gathering area has arched ceilings, exposed beams and a large rug.
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Hope that, if they work hard enough, they, too, could shatter glass ceilings.
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The rooms are large, with 21979 ½-foot ceilings and tall arched windows throughout.
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"Our view is that these are ceilings, not floors," an administration official said.
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Some of my friends have some great 'millennials hitting career ceilings' angst, too.
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Their living room was a dramatic split-level space that boasted high ceilings.
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These ceilings are fondly referred to as 'chocolate bars' by the museum staff.
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The music legend has previously shattered glass ceilings with her music and career.
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The four-bedroom home has 14-foot-ceilings, huge closets, and oak floors.
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Low risk late-draft gambles don't come with much higher ceilings than Wang's.
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The green rooms for upcoming guests feature high-ceilings and have vibrant furniture.
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Russia remains in compliance with the ceilings and verification requirements of New START.
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Are you in search of a house with plush walls and crocheted ceilings?
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Facebook's campus in Menlo Park boasts soaring ceilings, rooftop gardens, and cool graffiti.
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Dwayne also lived in a cell with no windows and ten-foot ceilings.
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All the rooms have high ceilings which emphasize the grandeur of it all.
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Double-height ceilings and large windows make for a light-filled great room.
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This apartment in particular has a lot of light, tall windows, high ceilings.
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At the end of the hallway is an open room with vaulted ceilings.
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There are intimate living and dining spaces as well as 10-foot ceilings.
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Together we admired the 20-foot ceilings, the simple lines and extravagant materials.
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The lobby is airy and bright, with high ceilings and walls of glass.
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A living room inside the carriage house features brick walls and beamed ceilings.
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It also features heated floors, 12 foot vaulted ceilings and sprawling floor plan.
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On Twitter, we're seeing videos of ceilings collapsing at stations built decades ago.
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Open spaces and high ceilings can reduce the impact of a concussive blast.
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The narrow dining room's floors, walls and ceilings are built of salvaged driftwood.
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The complex's more than 300 rooms lack doors and ceilings, according to CNN.
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This space is composed of two rooms with slanted ceilings along the perimeter.
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It has high, coffered ceilings and a sweeping view of the East River.
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Yet, its graceful arches and vaulted ceilings still evoke an Old World feel.
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And I just thought it was so commanding for these very high ceilings.
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I thought it was a waste to have tall ceilings, all that steel.
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We looked at one of the most durable glass ceilings in American politics.
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As you ascend the stairs, the walls and ceilings blend into overlapping curves.
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The apartments were bright and spacious, with high ceilings and a modern finish.
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Lopez has around 500 photographs of various taxi ceilings in her collection now.
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Even though there were fans on the ceilings, I never saw them working.
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It's a magnificent place, with eighteen-foot-high ceilings and a working fireplace.
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A punchy paint job and 11-foot ceilings make the listing stand out.
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Dove-gray recycled wood is a prominent feature, as are the high ceilings.
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Upon entry, the foyer leads to a living room with 12-foot ceilings.
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Builders usually hung them from ceilings but kept them low, in pendant lights.
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The home is airy and bright thanks to large windows and high ceilings.
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It makes your eye go up, and it makes the ceilings look taller.
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The ceilings are referred to as sequestration, or sequester, and go through 2021.
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First, he'd removed the vents and patched up the holes in the ceilings.
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There is a foyer with high ceilings and a built-in wood banquette.
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The ceilings in the main living areas are more than 13 feet high.
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Each unit has open beam ceilings, brick fireplaces and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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The home's great room has ceilings that are more than 12 feet tall.
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One of the final glass ceilings suddenly becomes that much harder to reach.
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They say that poor upkeep resulted in collapsing ceilings and frequent plumbing problems.
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In short, punching through all those glass ceilings came at an emotional price.
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Intricate gold finishes adorn the walls and ceilings of the Loews 175th Street Theatre.
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The ceilings will be imposed in Changsha, capital of Hunan province in southern China.
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They built high-tech sound-absorbing finishes into the ceilings and underneath the tables.
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Tim Kaine, phone banking, Donald Trump's Twitter account and of course, shattering glass ceilings.
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On the middle level there are formal and informal living areas with high ceilings.
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It is 2,335 square feet with 13-foot ceilings, three bedrooms and three bathrooms.
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It's 15 by 15 feet with high ceilings and an abundance of north light.
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The walls are fake, and they don't go high enough to match the ceilings.
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Shattered glass ceilings, kicked down doors, broke gender barriers, she was an anomaly & untouchable.
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Other states have reduced such costs by setting ceilings on what hospitals can charge.
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With 7-metre-high ceilings, it is the ideal frame for the patron's paintings.
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Inside, pitched ceilings, oversized fireplaces and stone floors give it a cozy, country feel.
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The floor space measures 800 square meters, and the ceilings are 15 meters high.
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Customers are continuously monitored by dozens of square, black cameras mounted on the ceilings.
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Too often, shattering glass ceilings has only offered shards to the women down below.
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She has dedicated time to cases that fight against the still-existing glass ceilings.
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The space is not tremendous, but it has high ceilings and ample natural light.
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Plus, extra points for ambiance, as long as low ceilings don't make you nervous.
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Their words echo through the atrium, rippling off the stone columns and high ceilings.
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All will have 10-foot-high ceilings, and eight-foot-tall doors and windows.
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The auditorium's ornamental plaster was restored, decorative statues repaired, and ceilings gilded and glazed.
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However, not all ceilings in the palaces of the powerful are so baldly egotistical.
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Both the bedroom and family room have concrete floors and exposed wood-beam ceilings.
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The top floor contains a great room, with 17-foot ceilings and a fireplace.
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Inside, it has rooms with 16.5-foot ceilings, an elevator, and a bomb shelter.
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It has six bedrooms, 6.5 bathrooms, marble floors, white oak walls, and cedar ceilings.
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The former garage's high ceilings and natural lighting make for a modern, cozy vibe.
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The room was spacious, with high ceilings and an antique-looking four-poster bed.
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The eight penthouses have about 23- to 22-foot ceilings and private outdoor space.
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You don't have to look far to find examples of women shattering glass ceilings.
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Before a packed audience in Brooklyn, Clinton encouraged women to keep shattering glass ceilings.
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He's probably spent lots of time contemplating the differences between the roofs and ceilings.
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The light-filled home, designed by Olson Kundig, features high ceilings and large windows.
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Widespread discrimination South Korea has one of the thickest glass ceilings in the world.
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The dining room has a 50-foot bar and soaring ceilings with a skylight.
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Once you know what they look like, you see them on subway ceilings everywhere.
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Each of the two bedrooms has wide-board floors, high ceilings and a fireplace.
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The ceilings have aged wood beams, and the newly laid floors are marble tile.
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There are three additional bedrooms, all with painted wood ceilings, and a drawing room.
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The vaulted ceilings also help to add a sense of openness to this area.
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If you look carefully, almost all the projects in my book have high ceilings.
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More women than ever hold positions of power worldwide; glass ceilings have been shattered.
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About a dozen papelillo trees grow through the building, reaching through floors and ceilings.
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No doubt the period has its flaws: lower ceilings, sometimes-uninspired design, fewer amenities.
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Ceilings of 10 to 12 feet make for rooms that are "gracious," she said.
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The main rooms of the condo have tall ceilings, period frescoes and parquet floors.
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Shannon said it's currently the only condo in the city with ceilings that high.
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The main floor has spacious rooms with high ceilings, hardwood floors and detailed molding.
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The space has exposed brick walls, high ceilings and access to a private garden.
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"This house would not be interesting if it had drywall ceilings," Ms. Ford said.
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They found they loved the borough's houses, with their high ceilings and large rooms.
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I particularly liked how my room had high nine-foot ceilings with crown moldings.
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It has several ovens, high carved ceilings, tons of counter space, and beautiful tiling!
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The unit spans more than 4,500 square feet and boasts 10-foot-high ceilings.
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The ceilings of one bedroom and a bathroom are made with traditional rounded beams.
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The couple renovated the home, adding white oak herringbone floors and raising the ceilings.
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The kitchen features 18-foot ceilings, a skylight, and a 30-inch electric range.
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He fitted the club with artificial palm trees, leather walls, and cloth-covered ceilings.
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Inside, the open-plan living area has cypress tongue-and-groove paneling and ceilings.
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A covered walkway on the second floor has beamed ceilings and several seating areas.
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The ceilings are 12 feet high, rather than the standard eight or nine feet.
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High ceilings, hardwood floors, ornate moldings and leaded-glass windows can be found throughout.
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You'll get interference-free reception through walls, ceilings, and outdoors, up to 300 feet.
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The kitchen has coffered ceilings, a chandelier and it opens out to a balcony.
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The living room features high ceilings, a cozy fireplace and floor to ceiling windows.
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The stations boast high ceilings and wide platforms without support columns, among other amenities.
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It had hardwood floors and high ceilings, crown moldings and even a decorative fireplace.
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Also, don't forget about head clearance and obstructions, like sloped ceilings and ceiling fans.
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Most recently, it's that people keep falling through the ceilings of fast food restaurants.
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The home's interior has been updated, but still has arched windows and wood-beamed ceilings.
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The Oxford Belles' version of the song features a feminist rap about smashing glass ceilings.
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Because my generation is one that stands for the shattering of glass ceilings and barriers.
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The designer chose the black and white stripes to divert attention from the low ceilings.
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Many of us have beauty products that make us believe we can shatter glass ceilings.
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The cabin has high ceilings, lofted bunks, a wood stove, and an overall whimsical vibe.
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"It's not glass ceilings — it's broken glass lying everywhere you can't step on," she said.
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From other points of view, his extending ceilings and illusionary domes looked flat or malformed.
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It's all women in the bathroom when I enter, and the ceilings are hobbit-low.
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The studio part of it has been extended, with high, vaulted ceilings and a skylight.
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Most office buildings have false ceilings and a void above, through which air ducts run.
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While two additional en-suite guest rooms feature wood-beamed ceilings and a shared deck.
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Female candidates across the country shattered ceilings and broke down barriers with history-making wins.
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It offers six bedrooms and eight bathrooms along with cathedral ceilings and a chef's kitchen.
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According to the federation, flats with 3.7 meter ceilings can technically include a small attic.
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There's no reason why airlines shouldn't be using the ceilings of their cabins like this.
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Things took off from there, and Earhart soon was breaking the highest of glass ceilings.
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The pulverizing of so many of the world's highest, hardest glass ceilings is enormously gratifying.
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The 10-car, subterranean garage can turn into a disco with backlit ceilings and floors.
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The house opens into an elegant entryway, adorned with high ceilings and a crystal chandelier.
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Almost reaching the top of the couple's high ceilings, the branches towered over the crew.
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Most often it flows into the roof, where it'll drip down through ceilings and walls.
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Inflatable whales hang from the ceilings, and instruments played include: So, you know it's legit.
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The house features deep sash windows, 244-foot ceilings, period molding and an oak staircase.
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Then there is the kitchen with its double-height ceilings surfaced in gray Brasimone stone.
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The club's main lounge area features high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and marble floors.
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It has large windows, wood floors, paneled wainscoting and nine-and-a-half-foot ceilings.
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It's just a small, all-black box with low ceilings, tucked away in a basement.
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The thick white walls, arched ceilings and deep windowsills give them a cozy, cavelike feel.
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The open-concept layout and ten-foot ceilings make the room feel bright and airy.
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Built-in speakers are wired for sound, while ceilings are more than nine feet throughout.
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Both have high ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, decorative molding and fireplaces with marble surrounds.
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Gorgeous blue-and-white paintings cover the rocky walls and ceilings of Stockholm's T-Centralen.
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The layout is open plan, with tall ceilings, white-oak floors and walls of glass.
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MSCI said it would raise their weightings after the companies increased their foreign ownership ceilings.
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The designers draped wire mesh across the ceilings, swooping down the length of the hall.
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Two bedrooms and a bathroom are on the third level, both with pine-paneled ceilings.
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The units also have private elevator landings, windowed eat-in kitchens and 22-foot ceilings.
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"In our ongoing war against modern glass ceilings, one thing came first," stated The Frisky.
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This 259-square-foot house with vaulted ceilings has "rugged leisure" written all over it.
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Other levels have high ceilings and expansive windows that let in the abundant Roman sunshine.
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Day 289: "Banned from TV" – No Ceilings, 2009 This is the best Lil Wayne song.
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Some tiny homes make use of light, high ceilings, and other tricks to feel spacious.
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The restaurant space has 15-foot ceilings, about 25 feet of frontage and outdoor seating.
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His new chateau featured soaring ceilings and graceful enfilades of light-filled, perfectly proportioned rooms.
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Next is the Deluxe Suite Room, which has a fireplace, lofted ceilings, and a bathtub.
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In addition, the entrance has 18-foot ceilings and a bar made of sterling silver.
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The master suite contains a stone-framed fireplace and beamed ceilings, with a sitting area.
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He's preserved the plantation house's facade and its original grand wooden staircase and ornate ceilings.
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Increasingly, those ceilings ended up in Dumpsters as the neighborhood gentrified and buildings were gutted.
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The lobby sets an equally regal tone with grand staircases, high ceilings, and sparkling chandeliers.
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In the era of the McMansion, high ceilings, porches, and ample plantlife ultimately lose out.
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All of the main rooms on this level have 13-foot ceilings and parquet floors.
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Ceilings are missing expanses of plaster, and old wooden beams are often exposed and rotten.
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Throughout the house are concrete and wood floors, high ceilings, large windows and glass doors.
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High ceilings and mahogany-framed triple-hung windows, it turned out, compensated for a lot.
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The only places I'd been with ceilings this high were the church and the hospital.
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The central bank will also cut its ceilings on bank deposits and loans, it added.
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The club's main living room features high ceilings and gold-plated designs over every wall.
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Now the hotel has 18-foot ceilings, French windows and abundant Art Deco-style mirrors.
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I have 12-foot ceilings, and this is 11 feet tall and nine feet wide.
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The three bedrooms all have slatted redwood ceilings, paneled walls, tiled floors and expansive windows.
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The space was enormous, with high ceilings, and the air was chalky with flour dust.
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The master bedroom features high ceilings and glass doors that open up to the outdoors.
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High-end, custom-made fabric wallpapers with varying kaleidoscopic designs cover the walls and ceilings.
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Throughout the house are concrete walls and ceilings, porcelain tile floors and Brazilian wood details.
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There's plenty of space due to the incredibly high ceilings which run throughout the home.
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When Roddy and Cinnater bought the building, the ceilings and floors were covered in tiles.
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The documented failures — mold, rats and leaking ceilings — spanned the Bloomberg and de Blasio administrations.
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Finally, air jets dried the walls, ceilings and floors, which were sloped to accommodate drainage.
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The property has 21-foot-high ceilings, four drive-in garages and a loading dock.
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The entry foyer is two stories tall – with 25-foot ceilings and a grand staircase.
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The interior looked like a public spa, set under vaulted ceilings, with a mosaic floor.
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Ceilings droop from water damage, mold creeps across walls, and roaches scramble out of refrigerators.
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I especially liked the high ceilings and how so much of it was painted green.
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The airy white dining room, with vaulted ceilings and swooping arches, is stunning, if stark.
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The interior is open, with walls of windows, open-beam wood ceilings and wood floors.
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It also features 10-foot ceilings, a powder room and an in-unit washer-dryer.
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The garret-like fourth floor has lower ceilings and smaller windows than the units below.
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The building offers 19-foot ceilings and a 20-foot-wide drive-in loading area.
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The space has 15-foot ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows offering Hudson River views.
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A living room situated in the corner has 10-foot-tall ceilings and recessed lighting.
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Yes, there are still ceilings to break for women and men for all of us.
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The sloping ceilings play no small role in the cramped, constricted atmosphere that Oesterheld scripts.
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The warehouse features 2141-foot ceilings, eight loading docks and 217,21896 square feet of outdoor parking.
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It is very spacious, with high ceilings, fresh paint, and light streaming in from numerous windows.
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There are still glass ceilings to be smashed (and we have faith that they will be).
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The master suite boasts tall ceilings, a large sitting area, a fireplace and a massive closet.
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This suggested fiddling—it was very unlikely that the government had set the ceilings too high.
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The WBC maintains draconian pitch-count ceilings, particularly in its early rounds, to assuage clubs' fears.
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In the video itself, Grande's surroundings constantly rotate, often leaving her running across ceilings and floors.
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Yes, Trump leads all the national polls, and he keeps busting through what look like ceilings.
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In nearly every important scene, there it is: slime dripping from ceilings or churning in fissures.
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Unfortunately, the demo stops shy of allowing you to walk through walls or jump through ceilings.
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It features bamboo floors, floor-to-ceiling glass, vaulted ceilings, a gym and solar-heated pool.
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There's the main floor where an open concept layout holds a dining room and high ceilings.
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The bar isn't particularly big, but has high ceilings which create a sense of grand space.
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"Ceilings have been shattered," he said, calling out best director nominees Greta Gerwig and Jordan Peele.
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Inside its small factory, under high ceilings supported by white metal beams, Aston Martin workers bustle.
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Maybe it's all the recent data about the sad state of equitable pay and glass ceilings.
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Mythological armies march across ceilings, goddesses perch on the walls, and elephants dance in the corners.
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SG: When Hopps became the director of the Corcoran, he made galleries with 20-foot ceilings.
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The dusk sky seemed impossibly wide after months of fluorescent-lit ceilings, but it wasn't empty.
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Surrey Nanosystems created VBx2 specifically to cover large-scale areas like ceilings, rooms, or entire buildings.
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The high-vaulted ceilings of the nave and the exquisite details of Notre-Dame's appear saved.
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That's why female sports movies are about more than breaking boundaries, they're about breaking glass ceilings.
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The plane has high ceilings, sophisticated LED lighting, almost vertical sidewalls and a low noise level.
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And Gerber removed the dropped ceilings in his bathrooms after noticing things tucked above the tiles.
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Australian senator Larissa Waters — and her 3-month-old daughter — are breaking glass ceilings in Parliament.
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Country Ceilings are determined by sovereign rating committees for all countries with Fitch-rated sovereign issuers.
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Floors in this part of the house are stained concrete; ceilings are coffered, with exposed wood.
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It was a big room, but it had tall, lofted ceilings and a lot of couches.
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"The dust is depositing on HVAC registers, ceilings, walls, and on medical equipment," the email said.
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Over the three years that we lived there, we replaced the walls, ceilings, floors, and windows.
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All of the villas have high bamboo ceilings and stunning views, according to the Kanu website.
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As a result, the legacy monetary union Country Ceilings are no longer relevant to Fitch's coverage.
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I made my way to the venue's main hall, which featured soaring ceilings and large windows.
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The great room features vaulted ceilings with tall windows, and plenty of comfortable places to sit.
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Large, open floors and high ceilings allow the flexibility to use the space for multiple purposes.
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Shortages are an outcome of all price controls that act as price ceilings, as these do.
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The space has 15-foot ceilings, 12 feet of frontage and a 600-square-foot basement.
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"You can't fake the sense of space, air and light without high ceilings," Mr. Senbahar said.
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The aisles are noticeably wider, empty of any in-aisle displays, and the ceilings are higher.
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This awards season, glass ceilings are being shattered in both best director and best cinematography categories.
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The double-height ceilings are made from bamboo, in a traditional style, supported by hardwood beams.
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The panels draw your eye to the high ceilings and simultaneously make the space feel cozy.
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Each apartment features 9-foot, 4-inch ceilings; floor-to-ceiling windows; and a gas fireplace.
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Though renovated, many prewar features remain, including decorative moldings, high ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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"These offenses, the penalties are ceilings, not floors," Senator Birdwell said, according to The Texas Observer.
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Throughout the home are herringbone oak floors, oversize windows and high ceilings (some rising 12 feet).
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Its walls and ceilings were shellacked with dollar bills, and the jukebox was playing classic rock.
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Crews ripped out walls, ceilings and flooring, exposing layers of linoleum flooring original to the building.
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All of the colors popped in the daylight, lit by huge windows and the high ceilings.
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The space features original brickwork, ceilings 21916 to 3003 feet high, and two recently exposed fireplaces.
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The ceilings and walls began to bubble from damp and crack in the oven-like heat.
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The foyer, on the main level, has exposed wood beams and nearly 14-foot vaulted ceilings.
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To the right is a sitting room with exposed oak-beam ceilings and a corner fireplace.
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The waters wrecked floors, walls, ceilings and all the building's electrical, mechanical and air-conditioning systems.
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"The goal," she said, "is to bust down the ceilings for those who come after us."
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The penthouse of The Mark Hotel is 26,000 square feet and it has 26-foot ceilings.
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The condo may be cozy ... but it feels massive, thanks to high ceilings and opulent finishes.
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The apartment has crisp white walls, oak floors, high ceilings and a terrace overlooking nearby rooftops.
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The retail space offers 20 feet of frontage, 18-foot-high ceilings and a new storefront.
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A grand foyer with double-height ceilings opens to a central courtyard with direct water views.
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Four more bedrooms and a laundry room are upstairs under vaulted ceilings finished in reclaimed wood.
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The living room is a few steps down, with higher ceilings and a distinctive brick fireplace.
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The ceilings have wide beams, and the floors are made of local hardwood, Mr. Menahem said.
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Another reported difficulty is finding retail space with high enough ceilings to accommodate Amazon's camera arrays.
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The other common areas are grandly proportioned as well, with 12-foot ceilings and elaborate molding.
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There are also Toto fixtures, automatic seat covers, Italian marble, glass mosaic details and coffered ceilings.
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The building offers a drive-in door, high ceilings, gas blowers, heavy power and floor drains.
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It's a kind of industrial coffee shop/breakfast vibe; tall ceilings with exposed ductwork, concrete floors.
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To unify the color palette, she painted walls, ceilings and some floors Benjamin Moore's Cloud White.
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They spent another $100,000 installing a new kitchen and bathroom, and replacing ceilings, windows and wiring.
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The wood-beamed ceilings are made from local pine, and the floors throughout are ceramic tile.
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The driveway and lobby were grand, with soaring ceilings and plenty of marble and gold accents.
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It also warned about the risks of 500 euro notes, mulling possible ceilings on cash payments.
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The altar, pews, and painted ceilings of this abandoned church still remain, seemingly frozen in time.
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The 3,153-square-foot apartment has 16-foot ceilings, exposed beams and windows facing three directions.
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The 1,562-square-foot, floor-through home has two bedrooms, two baths and 123-foot ceilings.
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That dashed his hopes of becoming a roof bolter, helping stabilize the ceilings of mine tunnels.
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Hitti said this week the ceilings for bank transfers to students stuck abroad would be increased.
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Individually, they have shattered a number of glass ceilings in local politics and on Capitol Hill.
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"There were ceilings that were probably over twenty feet high, with skylights facing north," Parker recalls.
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This is a vast interior, high ceilings and soft light, with a hushed quality to it.
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The organization doesn't like to hang ceilings over players when they first enter their development program.
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Startups that can identify the invisible ceilings to their growth, Wei writes, can adapt and iterate to avoid hitting those ceilings; for example, his former employer Amazon knew that its customers were resistant to paying for shipping, so it developed Amazon Prime to keep them coming back.
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Cousins also brings the camera inside the Art Institute to show affinities between the main gallery's translucent ceilings, which allow light to seep in from above, and the ceilings designed for The Trial, shot in the abandoned Gare d'Orsay in Paris, as well as those in Kane.
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At Pempelforter Strasse, Ms. Klussmann's work features white bands threading geometrically across the walls, ceilings and floors.
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Critics have said Bed Bath & Beyond stores are too messy, with merchandise stacked high to the ceilings.
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We had tall ceilings, and thought it would be cool if we could suspend something from them.
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But according to our spies at an early screening, "Finding Dory" doesn't break any gay glass ceilings.
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And once I heard it, it reminded me that I'm strong and I can break through ceilings.
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Original details, like peg-and-groove floors, beamed ceilings and wooden cabinetry, still exist, according to Realtor.com.
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"It has really high ceilings, and all of Katy and Andy's art is up everywhere," says Arons.
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"Over and over again, Carly has shattered glass ceilings," Cruz said as he introduced Fiorina in Indianapolis.
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Vaulted ceilings, grand staircases, and even the castle's original color schemes were all repaired, refurbished, and reinstated.
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In the living room, original details like coved ceilings, iron sconces and an oversize fireplace welcome guests.
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The 7,500-square-foot house features a gourmet kitchen, high ceilings, a media room, and a sauna.
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The master bedroom has vaulted ceilings and the master bath has a skylight, bathtub and separate shower.
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How 30-Year-Old Rihanna Changed The Music IndustryHow Gugu Mbatha-Raw Is Shattering Hollywood's Glass Ceilings
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The home is built in a tasteful colonial style, with high ceilings, two structures, and a pool.
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The ceilings are scorched black and barricades of concrete-reinforced sandbags still divide some rooms in two.
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Do you think that's one of the reasons that we haven't broken down all the glass ceilings?
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The home's master suite takes up the entire second floor and features ocean views and vaulted ceilings.
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"There are still ceilings to break for women and men, for all of us," she said later.
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By this point, Transparent has broken so many glass ceilings it feels menial to list them all.
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When you think "sublet," your mind may turn to leaky ceilings, moldy showers, and mysterious sink smells.
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He lowered cathedral-high ceilings with vast Bedouin-style tenting and turned grand galleries into cozy dens.
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The residence includes everything from cathedral ceilings to a home gym to a custom air purification system.
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ST. LOUIS — Rick Plowman's business, installing suspended ceilings in offices, schools and hotels, could use new blood.
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Ceilings are 10 feet tall almost everywhere except the living area, where the height is 22 feet.
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Since its release, Wonder Woman has been shattering box office records and glass ceilings left and right.
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This music was made for a small, dark crowded dance floors, with low ceilings and high hopes.
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The third floor has two bedrooms with peaked ceilings under the roof gable, arched windows and skylights.
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Two rental buildings in the village are prewar, with large rooms and high ceilings, Ms. Galvin said.
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Ms. Kudrav's dwelling features nine-foot-high ceilings, tall rounded windows and two built-in clothes closets.
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The interior is cozy and bright, with original fir floors, wood-beam ceilings and walls of glass.
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Evans repainted murals and rebuilt some structures, adding ceilings, floors and columns made of wood and concrete.
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Floors and window frames are wood, as are open-beam ceilings and trusses, adding a barnlike aspect.
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Tlaib has broken barriers and glass ceilings before The 42-year old has had "first" status before.
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The main lounge's high ceilings and expansive windows let in sunlight and views of the surrounding mountains.
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The Eastern State Penitentiary became known for its vaulted ceilings that were made to resemble a chapel.
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The glass ceilings at elite cultural organizations are starting to crack after some pressure from the city.
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Another area where the shattering of glass ceilings by women seems to have benefited everyone is policing.
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Palm leaf-lined ceilings and natural wooden finishes allow the lodges to blend in with their surroundings.
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Seema liked their work, but the high ceilings of their New York apartment were not high enough.
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The interiors, designed by DXA studio, will have wide-plank white oak flooring and 10-foot ceilings.
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"I wanna break glass ceilings not fit glass slippers," her post read, ending with the hashtag #leveltheplayingfield.
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Inside, there are red brick walls and 18-foot-high ceilings, from which sheer white drapes hang.
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It boasts seven bedrooms, vaulted ceilings, and the city's largest rooftop garden, The Atlanta Daily World reports.
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It had three arching ceilings, with columns in between, and it was in a state of disrepair.
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Our footsteps echoed off vaulted white ceilings as Brienza guided me through a maze of vacant rooms.
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Artisan Rooms have remarkably high ceilings, which makes them feel massive, even though they're pretty intimately scaled.
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The CMS dose ceilings will lead to coverage and reimbursement restrictions imposed outside the chronic pain population.
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Thompson also painted his ceiling to look like the night sky, mimicking the magical ceilings in Hogwarts.
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Its Palazzo Buonaccorsi had frescoed ceilings, Futurist masterpieces and a world-class collection of horse-drawn carriages.
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Striped gold-and white-marble floors, shiny black columns, and mirrored ceilings feel glamorous but not overdone.
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A recent renovation has left the space airy and monasterial, revealing 16th-century frescoes on the ceilings.
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The lobby is gorgeous with soaring ceilings, an elegant bar, and opens up onto a charming patio.
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Speaking to CNBC Friday morning, some finance ministers showed resistance to changing the debt and deficit ceilings.
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All three rooms have elaborate chandeliers hanging from lofty ceilings and marble fireplaces topped by gilded mirrors.
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The ample main gallery, with its soaring vaulted ceilings, is a spacious odeum for Buck's monumental contraptions.
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It had all the high ceilings, the parquet flooring... and what was taught was universal as well.
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Its team is devoted to craft comforts: The space has high-flown ceilings and elegant, exposed concrete.
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It was an incredible gift to train in such beautiful surroundings, with statues everywhere and beautiful ceilings.
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The brick colonial was built in 1950 and boasts 6 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms and 10-foot ceilings.
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The trailer ceilings are low, the stained beige carpet littered with a drum kit, guitars and amps.
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Throughout the unit are oversize windows, wide-plank oak floors and beamed ceilings extending around 12.5 feet.
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On the bottom two levels, they left ceilings open to expose the joists and maximize head space.
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The twelve-foot high ceilings added to the sense of space, making the room immediately feel glamorous.
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His portrait graces the cavernous entrance hall of the museum, with its soaring ceilings and marble floors.
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Throughout the buildings on the estate, there are high ceilings with teak beams and numerous ceiling fans.
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The art is displayed beneath ceilings painted with religious murals, or in colorful, centuries-old marble alcoves.
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The exposed brick, double-height ceilings, and huge arched windows are a New York real estate dream.
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The lower level includes a billiard room with coffered ceilings, original light fixtures and an antique bar.
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High ceilings nibble into a developer's profits because fewer floors — hence units — can fit in their buildings.
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The studio has high ceilings, hardwood floors, crown moldings and floor-to-ceiling windows with motorized curtains.
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Inside, the living, dining and kitchen areas flow together as a single expanse under 14-foot ceilings.
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To Ms. Frank, using the ceilings means making the most of every square inch of her apartment.
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With high ceilings, mushroom-shaped columns, and funky designs, this building caught a lot of people's attention.
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But with city-mandated height restrictions, that would mean having low ceilings, which "nobody wants," he added.
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The master bedroom has a walk-in closet, vaulted ceilings, double sinks, a tub, and a shower.
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The main level has an open floor plan, and there are hardwood floors and high ceilings throughout.
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And after we got to the first house and the ceilings were too low, we shifted gears.
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The space has ceilings that are more than 21 feet high, as well as five overhead doors.
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A 272th-floor atrium with double-height ceilings will offer room enough for mature 230-foot trees.
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Our society is rife with glass ceilings, and the disability ceiling has the fewest cracks in it.
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I stayed in a Lux King room with 10-foot ceilings, which starts at $295 per night.
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But the palatial architecture—soaring columns and arches, patterned ceilings, dazzling chandeliers—seemed fit for a czar.
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Her apartment, with its hardwood floors, high ceilings and cake-icing-like crown molding, is similarly bewitching.
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There was a collection of areas, mostly with low ceilings, including an awkward balcony with tight seating.
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That led shares of Allergan to break out above two separate ceilings of resistance in recent weeks.
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But the government price ceilings seem to have done little to provide good, affordable produce for Cubans.
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It has been fully renovated and restored, with two decorative fireplaces, high ceilings and hardwood floors throughout.
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There are hardwood floors throughout, along with butternut paneling, beamed ceilings, several built-ins and six fireplaces.
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INDOORS Designed by the architect David Tyson, the house has clean modernist lines and exposed wood ceilings.
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All of these rooms have high ceilings with decorative plaster molding, tiger oak floors and pocket doors.
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If you use dye, it can stain ceilings to the point where it's almost impossible to clean.
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From there, steps connect to a living room with parquet floors, high ceilings and a dining area.
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The house has 12 bedrooms and bathrooms, 10-foot ceilings, elaborate moldings and stonework, and an elevator.
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Trinity's nave, with its 66-foot vaulted ceilings, has been closed to the public for 19 months.
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In summer, my condo's high ceilings keep it cool so I don't even need my air conditioner.
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Check out the pics ... the enormous bookcase and soaring ceilings are fit for the Mother of Dragons.
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The first floor has a 50-foot living room with 12-foot ceilings and a grand fireplace.
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Ground-floor ceiling heights are 743 feet 9 inches, while the lower level has 10-foot ceilings.
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The new space has 13-foot ceilings in a gut-renovated five-story mixed-use loft building.
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It will have multiple bars, its own coat room and LED ceilings playing images of moving clouds.
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The models line 116 shelves in the nearly 4,900-square-foot space, with 17-foot-high ceilings.
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The room has 24-foot ceilings, a wrap-around mezzanine, stadium seating, an organ, and a stage.
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One has whitewashed paneled ceilings and walls, the other barn-wood shiplap walls and a tin ceiling.
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The crux of the system was a network of sprayers installed in the ceilings of each room.
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Few homeowners would want the shapes of fungus, germs or mold to freckle their walls or ceilings.
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However, there may be little further room for the market to rise on relaxation of ownership ceilings; the only other big firms that still have not lifted their ceilings above 25 percent are Qatar Islamic Bank, up 13 percent on Tuesday, and Qatar Electricty & Water, up 2.7 percent.
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The extended wand and included attachments also mean that curtains, ceilings, and high surfaces are within your reach.
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And as they run, glass ceilings — of gender identity, race, ethnicity, or age — are being shattered, as well.
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If they win at the ballot box, many of these candidates will be shattering their own glass ceilings.
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Inside, timber accents — including reclaimed wood lining many of the ceilings — add to the home's modern-rustic feel.
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He was making decent money, hawking souvenirs to tourists under the vaulted ceilings of the picturesque Grand Bazaar.
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And it certainly marked a new phase, a demarcation point from the lights-out rapping of No Ceilings.
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"It just came flying out all over me, all over the kitchen, the ceilings, the walls," Utal says.
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Patches of translucence in the ceilings of the hotel's 25 icy rooms suggest the warmth outside is winning.
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She instead salutes architecture: it is the guesthouse's walls, ceilings, floors, and staircases that she chooses to celebrate.
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The wings have vaulted ceilings with dark beams; newly laid cork floors; and glass walls facing the deck.
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To the right is the dining room, with ceilings that have exposed beams painted a grayish off-white.
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Residences will have dark oak floors, and some ceilings will be as high as 10 feet, she said.
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It all feels a touch makeshift, trading solid walls for shower curtains strung from the ceilings with wire.
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The main living area has a fireplace, high ceilings and French doors that open to an outdoor area.
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The six-bedroom, seven-bathroom house features a gourmet kitchen, high ceilings, a media room, and a sauna.
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Teachers can place active volcanoes on students' desks or show spinning ladders of DNA reaching to classroom ceilings.
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Wash walls and ceilings Miller recommends cleaning the walls and ceiling with a 3:1 vinegar-water mixture.
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I started in 1990 — I had my own glass ceilings that I broke in a way, I suppose.
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It features cathedral ceilings and a baller pool ... just in time for the San Fernando Valley's scorching summer.
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It retains many of its original charming details, like beamed ceilings, casement windows, and terra cotta tile floors.
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According to the Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices listing, the home features, high ceilings, a sweeping staircase and big rooms.
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At the city's Zaventem airport, people described huge explosions, ceilings collapsing, shattered windows and people covered in blood.
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The 10,000 square foot home features marble floors, huge vaulted ceilings and a beautiful outdoor pool and gazebo.
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"This campaign is about making sure there are no ceilings, no limits on any of us," she said.
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The update contains no material changes to the criteria, and will have no impact on existing Country Ceilings.
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The six-bedroom duplex is 8,200 square feet and boasts 19843-foot ceilings, according to real estate listings.
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Ceilings pitch up to 26 feet, while the walls that aren't glass are painted white, to accommodate art.
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Items rained down from shelves and ceilings at the station, news director Tracy Sabo told CNN's Sara Finch.
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Throughout the residence are oak floors, oversize mirror-lined casement windows and ceilings measuring 9 feet 4 inches.
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The house had high ceilings and white floors; a maid served a multicourse Filipino meal and green tea.
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Inside, the 1930s home maintains its typical Southern California feel with high, arched doorways and wood beamed ceilings.
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Cathedral Basilica of Saint Louis is a stunning Roman Catholic church with gorgeous domed ceilings and beautiful arches.
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Ostensibly, he got a four-story brick home built in 1844 with low ceilings and small, dark rooms.
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The interior is either original or to period, with wide-plank wood floors and low exposed-beam ceilings.
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The interior was incredibly grand, with lots of plush red velvet, chandeliers, high ceilings, marble tables, and mirrors.
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In one of the illegal apartments, the ceilings were reported to be just 4.5 to 6 feet tall.
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The West Village townhouse includes a 30-foot indoor swimming pool with double-height ceilings and a chandelier.
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The home's features include 12-foot ceilings, wide-plank Siberian oak floors and an all-glass rear facade.
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The five-bedroom home boasts water and golf course views, with 22-foot coffered ceilings and marble floors.
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In one of the illegal apartments, the ceilings were reported to be just 363 to 6 feet tall.
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Many of the 10 suites, spread over five floors, have original wood-beam ceilings and mosaic-tile floors.
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In the Southern US, some paint their porch ceilings a specific shade of blue to help repel spirits.
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Large globe lanterns hang from open, vaulted ceilings, and simple furnishings are accented by bright pops of yellow.
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The layout is open, with exposed brick walls and ductwork, 12.5-foot ceilings and windows overlooking the street.
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The interior has radiant-heated bluestone floors, vaulted pine-paneled ceilings and clean-lined wood built-ins throughout.
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The interior is bright and open, with pitched ceilings, wood and polished concrete floors, and expansive windows throughout.
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But it was irresistible: 2000,22 square feet, soaring ceilings, two fireplaces and character galore — for $2785,27 a month.
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Nearly everything has been removed from inside the church, according to Monsignor LoPinto, though the frescoed ceilings remain.
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Ceilings on the first floor are about 23040 feet tall, with large double-hung floor-to-ceiling windows.
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As a result, policymakers have created a multitude of floors, phase-outs, and ceilings to narrowly target taxpayers.
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This means firms are adjusting by setting ceilings for the cost of projects, often below $35 a barrel.
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Obama's negotiations with Republicans in 2011 led to spending ceilings known as sequestration that Congress is still battling.
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The deal includes new budgetary ceilings for two years that would increase spending on defense and nondefense programs.
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Doors are painted with floral designs, and delicate plasterwork decorates the walls and ceilings, where chandeliers once glowed.
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And the ceilings are so high — even in the bathroom — that they require an extra-long shower curtain.
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The terminal, completed in 2004, is grand with high ceilings and an abundance of marble and Jerusalem stone.
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Ros-Lehtinen is retiring after 35 years of breaking several glass ceilings of her own while representing Florida.
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The 26-foot ceilings allow light from windows dotting the top of the building to flood the home.
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The two-bedroom unit, on the building's top floor, had 20-foot ceilings and views of the city.
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Ceilings were lowered, floors were redone to include lines of inlay, tiles were commissioned to trim the fireplace.
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In the bedrooms, crews installed rubberized membranes behind wooden slats on the ceilings and walls to prevent drips.
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Visitors walk on a red carpet into a vast, cathedral-like lobby, with frescoed ceilings and glittering chandeliers.
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Monira Al Qadiri's futuristic "Flower Drill" (2016) series twists along the ceilings like oversized cosmic oil rig drills.
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The room's massive ceilings reverberated my voice and there was surprisingly no noisy work to drown it out.
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Inside, the space includes high ceilings, a fireplace and floor-to-ceiling glass windows, according to the listing.
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The new place has more light and higher ceilings, but Mr. Maron emphasized that it wasn't a studio.
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It had 13-foot ceilings and even came with its own storage unit, but the interior felt dated.
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The hallway floors are dotted with mismatched tiles and scarred with peeling grout; the ceilings are already leaking.
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Doors and ceilings were ripped from walls, but picture frames, of all things, were left hanging, slightly askew.
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Another solution could be to take out ceilings in some units, which would reduce the building's square footage.
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Visitors enter the house through a covered stone archway with painted ceilings, leading to tall antique wood doors.
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The floor dimensions are 456' x 286', with 33 foot high ceilings ... and an occupancy capped at 3,930.
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The space was absolutely vast, with high ceilings and south-facing windows that let in lots of light.
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With their multilayered ceilings of fiberglass and acoustic plaster, the underground galleries define the state of the art.
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The corner unit, which has an open kitchen, oak floors and nearly 11-foot ceilings, cost $5.6 million.
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This is the best workspace I've had in NYC, with its high ceilings, huge windows, and vibrant community.
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Paru pointed out the squarish shrines with domed ceilings, framed against the ribbed surface of the open desert.
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On the third floor, the ceilings are predictably lower, and the dormers create cozy spaces for reclusive children.
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The brick-and-glass building has linoleum floors, low ceilings and wide doors to accommodate beds on wheels.
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To the left are adjoining dining and living rooms with parquet floors, gas fireplaces and 11-foot ceilings.
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The platform also gives the companies additional controls, like setting floors and ceilings on the price per share.
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Inside, the home is filled with eye-catching architectural details like this living room with elegant arched ceilings.
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The only thing that can prevent a rekindle is a thorough overhaul (tearing apart floors, ceilings and furniture).
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Decorative soffits enhance the 10-foot ceilings in the living and dining rooms; oak floors have walnut inlays.
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Originally configured with three bedrooms, the apartment has four wood-burning fireplaces, 83-foot ceilings and park views.
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The store itself had ample breathing room: high ceilings, sleek materials, clothing racks that oozed dignified European glitz.
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A Mumbai-based journalist named Rachel Lopez has been photographing the intricate ceilings of taxis around the city.
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The stations, in caverns deep below the surface, are vast and airy, with spacious mezzanines and high ceilings.
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The extended reach wand and included attachments also make it easy to clean curtains, ceilings, and high surfaces.
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The third floor has sloping ceilings and could be used for more bedrooms, an office or a studio.
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Some of the floors are made of traditional Moroccan zellige tiles, and oversized bees hang on the ceilings.
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He had the ceilings raised, skylights installed, an open-concept floor plan established, and modern appliances brought in.
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This one also gives off that tropical feeling and has the capacity to hit most studio apartment ceilings.
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The living room has 17-foot ceilings and curved windows, as well as a carved Art Nouveau mantelpiece.
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The living room features vaulted ceilings with exposed steel beams and a stone fireplace as the focal point.
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INDOORS The cedar-sided home has vertical-grain fir interior walls and double-height ceilings with exposed beams.
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Amtrak's hall has high ceilings, but its waiting area is cramped as if passengers were the last priority.
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Ceilings run 11 feet high on the second, third and fourth floors; others are about nine feet high.
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Artist studios are accessible 24/7 and include freight and passenger elevator access, high ceilings, and natural light.
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Some of this is done subliminally: Pendant lamps downstairs hang at the height of the 16th Street ceilings.
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Spray nozzles were installed in the ceilings of each room, as shown above right from the viewer's perspective.
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The ceilings are high, the kids have the run of the place, and the Wi-Fi is spotty.
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Many of the lanterns have intricate cutouts that cast mesmerizing, tattoo-like shadows on ceilings, walls and floors.
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Some of the home's church-like features include stained glass windows, 14-foot-high ceilings, and detailed woodwork.
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The rebuilt store is now nearly twice as large as before, and the ceilings have been raised substantially.
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Terminal 4's 53,000 square metre space is decked with high ceilings, allowing natural light to spill in.
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He installed four faux ventilators in the bedroom ceilings there, but the Manor House remained his observational headquarters.
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The legislation would also include budgetary ceilings for defense and nondefense spending that reflect the Schumer-McConnell agreement.
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The ceilings in the stores are lined with cameras and sensors to keep track of your virtual cart.
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An open space with 13-foot ceilings, it retains its original rough wood floors and exposed ceiling beams.
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Chronic underfunding left its halls with jury-rigged wiring, infiltrated ceilings and bat droppings along walls and shelves.
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Straight ahead from the foyer is a long common living area, with wide floor beams and high ceilings.
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Inside there are 10-foot ceilings, closets the size of bedrooms and airy atriums off the master baths.
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But they wanted overhead lighting and learned they couldn't add it unless they dropped the already low ceilings.
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It also further reduced the administration's capacity to meet its ceilings for selecting its own refugees from abroad.
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The first space he visits is the "dramatic" Great Room, with soaring ceilings, a chandelier and a cozy fireplace.
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With high windows and lofty ceilings, they echo the Regency architecture of the grand villas by neighboring Regents Park.
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Diners always marveled at the elegant, Streisand-white interior; it was all vaulted ceilings, fresh orchids, and beige linens.
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Strange's action scenes feature stylishly draped characters who traverse ceilings and walls on their way to kicks and punches.
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The tall ceilings of this space are a must for workability due to the large scale of my paintings.
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The factory was white and bright, about the size of a Home Depot, with high ceilings and no windows.
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The closest thing we get is Wayne's freestyle over "Poker Face" from his 2009 mixtape No Ceilings, which, oof.
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There was no glass ceiling until I got into the real world and realized there are glass ceilings everywhere!
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"There were a bunch of glass ceilings that have been broken ever since our country was founded," Spielberg says.
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High is better than low when it comes to turret placement, so look at ceilings and above doorways/arches.
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Visitors are shown to a spacious waiting room with a fireplace, plush rugs, and high ceilings with crown molding.
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Nearly 11-foot ceilings and a wood-burning stove may pique interest, as might the recent $51,000 price reduction.
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These will become nine different ceilings designed to reference various American architectural styles from the 19th and 20th centuries.
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It was like, 'All black actors can talk about the glass ceilings we've dealt with – you get your night.
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No one knows how much plutonium and other dangerous substances still coat the ceilings and walls of the PFP.
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As she wakes from the customer's dream, she can only remember high white ceilings and a sense of peace.
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Original wood beams crisscross the ceilings of the 0003,000-square-foot building with brick walls measuring two feet thick.
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There's an option of two different float experiences — an egg-shaped tank or a larger room with high ceilings.
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Inside, the story points out the home is filled with light, and features wood-beamed ceilings and stone walls.
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Before photography, television, and the internet, it was arching ceilings and stained glass windows that would entrance the masses.
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Inside, historically accurate details like 15-foot ceilings, pine floors, plaster moldings, and arch fireplaces can be found throughout.
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In the 1950s, '60s and '70s, shark-mouth P-40s hung from countless ceilings in kids' bedrooms across America.
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Our house has vaulted ceilings and I told him how much I wanted a tall Christmas tree this year.
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Ceilings and walls are impregnated with asbestos, a mineral so carcinogenic that Canada will ban its export next month.
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The home&aposs curved walls and rounded ceilings make the space seem larger than its modest square footage suggests.
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You'll want to note how long and wide the room is, as well as how tall the ceilings are.
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Some stocks, however, can break through all the traditionally measured ceilings and stay overbought for weeks at a time.
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The roof is full of holes, the ceilings are infested with mildew, and no one can live inside it.
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The 9,200-square-foot industrial building features 14½-foot ceilings, two garages and a 2,000-square-foot parking lot.
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Both apartments at 432 Park have private elevator landings, 12.6-foot ceilings and 10-by-10-foot square windows.
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The eight residences will have 10-foot ceilings; wide, light-gray wooden floors; and a kitchen with Miele appliances.
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Room proportions are grand, with ceilings measuring up to 13 feet, complemented by chandelier lighting and plaster ceiling medallions.
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The quiet, dim-lit lobby is modern, with soaring, double-height ceilings, marble floors and columns and leather chairs.
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Inside, the walls are crumbling and the ceilings are falling down, but most of the structures have remained intact.
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The interior, a single story with a loft, is almost entirely exposed wood, including floors, walls and pitched ceilings.
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A hidden door off the main hallway leads to the double-height library and office with 24-foot ceilings.
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Paul is demanding 15 minutes of debate and a vote on an amendment to keep budget ceilings in place.
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All 26 residences at 143 Park feature 214-foot ceilings, 25-by-2774-foot windows and private elevator landings.
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All 104 residences at 432 Park feature 12.6-foot ceilings, 10-by-10-foot windows and private elevator landings.
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"High ceilings complete the airy ambience perfect for enjoying the golden hues of each Pacific sunset," the listing reads.
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It set ceilings on defense spending, and the ceiling for fiscal 2018 is below even what President Trump proposed.
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It's not just the chic appeal of exposed brickwork and high ceilings that is driving the warehouse conversion trend.
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The original wide-plank oak floors also remain, and ceilings reach as high as 12 feet in some rooms.
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Our policymakers should spare Harvey victims the debates about debt ceilings, deficit holes and pay-as-you-go budgeting.
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A day after the skeleton's discovery, ceilings on both levels bore gaping holes, with plaster scattered across moldering carpets.
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"Sure, you can have bragging rights when you have high ceilings, but people can really feel space," he said.
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They feature concrete floors, as well as exposed beam ceilings, with ceiling heights ranging from 12½ to 14 feet.
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Suddenly, façades and ceilings modeled on Palmyra's buildings sprang up all around, in public architecture and private homes alike.
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Take your time, and look carefully: elaborate frescoes and paintings, sculpted frames, coffered ceilings, carved wall paneling, faceted doors.
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There were no distractions, no vaulted ceilings with eerie lighting; no desks piled with sinister files stamped "Top Secret".
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The apartment has 53543-foot ceilings and extensive millwork, with picture frame moldings, decorative inlays and raised panel wainscoting.
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Dear Heloise: There are many cobwebs from spiders around the corners of my ceilings, especially in the living room.
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Subdued lighting illuminates the vaulted ceilings in this intimate 50-seat bistro, which offers excellent value for the money.
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The marble-topped kitchen island resembles a faceted iceberg; some ceilings contain artful crevices, continuing from room to room.
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An oceangoing freighter was driven far inland, crushing houses as its steel hull floated imperviously through ceilings and walls.
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The knotty pine paneling, the marble fireplace and the 14-foot ceilings were all they could have asked for.
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Mr. Grant hired a carpenter friend to renovate the structure, with its pine clapboard walls and 14-foot ceilings.
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There will be concrete floors, 30-foot-high-ceilings, white birch furniture, hand-drawn murals and exposed steel beams.
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A small vestibule opens to a central foyer with 0003-foot ceilings and a working fireplace, one of seven.
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Neighborhoods of tiny structures will soon be assembled under the soaring ceilings at the National Building Museum in Washington.
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And because of the extremely high ceilings and rattly old windows, that can run up to $400 a month.
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Harriet Parry fashions pink corsages that fit on dolls' wrists, and Cecilia Fox covers ceilings with clouds of gypsophila.
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The main entrance opens into a living room with brick flooring, beamed ceilings and a traditional kiva corner fireplace.
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From there, I stepped into the foyer, with soaring ceilings and giant windows that made for a cavernous lobby.
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Or, they can simply hang out under the fantastically frescoed ceilings with a snack from the on-site cafe.
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The company plans to move into the space, which has 14-foot ceilings and picture windows, on Dec. 1.
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If you have high ceilings and a ceiling fan, switch the fan to run in reverse during the winter.
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The apartment has 10-foot ceilings, marble walls and floors, movable partitions, frameless glass doors and large windows throughout.
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The space gives off a hip, mid-century vibe with high ceilings, exposed brick, and splash of colorful art.
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It brushed past the glass ceilings, closed doors and exclusions of the Valley to tap into its lobbying largesse.
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Three additional bedrooms with vaulted ceilings and en suite baths are on the upper level, which has a terrace.
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Other New Yorkers are adorning their ceilings, as a way to enhance the ambience or décor of their homes.
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Alexander Navitski, the company's vice president, said many clients gave no thought to adorning their ceilings in the past.
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Much of the material that the police upload is from surveillance cameras mounted on ceilings or high on walls.
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It brushed past the glass ceilings, closed doors and exclusions of the Valley to tap into its lobbying largesse.
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Moody's also raised the long-term country ceilings for foreign-currency and local-currency bonds to B3 from Caa2.
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His spacious home here in Abu Dhabi, in the United Arab Emirates, features plush sofas, vaulted ceilings and chandeliers.
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The villa was built in 1984, with exposed wood-beam ceilings, a broad terrace and wooden pull-down shutters.
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Both condos are open plan, with ceilings rising to about 30 feet and master bedroom suites in upstairs lofts.
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The entryway opens into a chic living space, complete with high ceilings, a fireplace and a cozy sitting area.
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It was easy to arrange the three glasses at the top of the grid, since those ceilings naturally exist.
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The oldest section of the house is laid out on a center-hall floor plan, with nine-foot ceilings.
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An ornate entryway with carved wood ceilings and a sweeping marble staircase helps whisk residents away from city life.
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It didn't have good flow, she said, and the ugly carpet, popcorn ceilings and linoleum floors were not helping.
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That's partially thanks to the lounge's high ceilings and absence of solid walls, which make it feel even bigger.
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Often, that means generously sized rooms, high ceilings, big windows, good light and few if no stairs to climb.
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Offsetting the high-arched ceilings of Prada's Milan headquarters were neatly-appointed beds, wall lamps and low-slung chairs.
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The cafeteria car had a retro but futuristic vibe with its curved ceilings, wavy bar table, and colorful stools.
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Inside are high-beamed ceilings and picture windows; outside are lush trees, a private dock, and a hot tub.
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Clusters of arrowed signs hang from the ceilings, directing occupants to mundane-sounding places like Meeting cube B1C01-B0003C14.
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The main house interior centers on a single large room with vaulted ceilings and engineered wide-board oak floors.
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Regarding the New START treaty, Moscow deploys over 150 nuclear weapons above this treaty's ceilings, according to current figures.
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Some of these chambers have extremely low ceilings that an adult of average height could not stand up in.
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A private guest house creates extra space, with vaulted ceilings, a kitchenette, rock-wall gas fireplace and ample seating.
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Pictures they posted online showed cracks in the ceilings and walls of the container homes where they are housed.
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Up an oak staircase are two large en suite bedrooms with vaulted, beamed ceilings, wide-plank floors and balconies.
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"My heart skipped a beat," he said of the corner unit with high ceilings, and windows on two sides.
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The hotel's 124 rooms benefit from the building's warehouse origins with high ceilings, generous windows and exposed brick walls.
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The reception area, once a room with 10-foot-high ceilings and a mezzanine level above it, has been transformed into a light-flooded space with 18-foot-high ceilings because Mr. Despont got rid of the mezzanine and opened the room's sealed high oval window so that it overlooks the Place Vendôme.
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The five-story building, nicknamed the Bunker by the beat writer William S. Burroughs, who once lived there, was originally the Young Men's Institute of the Y.M.C.A. Swimming-pool tiles are still visible on the ground floor, which has 10- to 15-foot ceilings, and in the basement, which has 10-foot ceilings.
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The current gallery has multileveled ceilings with uniquely designed rooms, brick and concrete walls on which distinct works are showcased.
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In 230, a swath of eye-in-the-sky cameras were installed in the ceilings of Attica's two visiting rooms.
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Through the late '80s and '90s, Krawcheck, now 52, became a Wall Street titan, shattering glass ceilings as she went.
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The Peninsula lobby can only be described as majestic, with vaulted ceilings and thick columns accented with intricate gold moulding.
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Both companies are two of Europe's biggest suppliers of modular suspended ceilings, which are used in offices, hospitals and schools.
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With double height ceilings, the house is airy and bright but has fewer vulnerable windows overall than typical contemporary mansions.
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And while glass ceilings stand intact, we've at least begun to realize that glass walls are a hilariously dumb idea.
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A wood-burning fireplace is the focal point of the living room, which has towering ceilings over 11 feet high.
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Investors are nervous that Italy's forthcoming budget will breach European Union rules that set deficit ceilings at 2250% of GDP.
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Efendi Hotel is a palatial experience: rooms with 40-foot high ceilings, cloud-like beds, and an original Turkish Hammam.
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They realized the building's 12-foot ceilings were perfect for large brewery equipment, and they purchased the property in 2008.
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They were determined and fearless, breaking through gender barriers and shattering the glass ceilings experienced as women of their generations.
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Mosaic marble flooring, original crown moldings, even gold-leafed ceilings — this is the kind of interior extravagance we dream of.
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And though his place is fairly compact, the ceilings are tall, giving it a cavernous vibe that is acoustically perfect.
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The Economist tower has no false ceilings and no void: the company decided on an extra floor of offices instead.
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I know that was a stunt [to say only 30 million], but people need to get higher ceilings and shit.
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"It's really cool, and I don't take much credit for it in terms of breaking glass ceilings," she told PEOPLE.
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Not unlike the paintings of today's wealthy, they are meant to hang in homes with high ceilings and long hallways.
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By imposing ceilings on the amount of locally issued bonds, it also aims to limit the issue of new debt.
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Also spotted on the truck was a large ornamental vase, several ladders (for those high chapel ceilings!) and decorative branches.
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Although there is no cap for the height of ceilings in the city, most developers keep them under 3.5 meters.
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Built in 1951, the home has vaulted wood beamed ceilings, hardwood and stone floors, French doors and three stone fireplaces.
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Ceilings covered in massive curved OLEDs from LG is cool, but CES tech isn't exactly available to the average consumer.
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The practice of designating personnel ceilings dates back at least to the Vietnam War, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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The ceilings rained fake marigold petals and the audience nodded their heads to what's sure to be Disney's newest earworm.
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Here's how to pull it off: Location: Find a white-walled cave or space with ceilings reaching to the sky.
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We see how bats glued upside down to cave ceilings, ready to descend upon passersby could be a little disturbing.
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The 3,360-square-foot main house has cathedral ceilings and includes seven bedrooms, five full baths and one partial bath.
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She goes on to describe the high ceilings and the streaming light of the space — a place I hadn't known.
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The five-bedroom home features plenty of living space and high ceilings — and one bedroom was even American flag-themed!
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More than 723 different types of absinthe are sold there, and bottles jam the insides up to the high ceilings.
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Low, black ceilings lend the downtown establishment a cloak-and-dagger allure, which the otherwise colorful, thrifted décor then complicates.
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His attractiveness was described by actresses and girlfriends with an enraptured awe typically reserved for comets and Renaissance cathedral ceilings.
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The nine-bedroom, nine-bathroom home features twin grand staircases, sky-high ceilings, a horse paddock and a home theater.
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Microsoft recently came into hot water when internal emails from women complaining about glass ceilings and other issues went public.
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The historic 1910 building has gold-leaf detailing on beautiful vaulted ceilings and features windows looking down onto Wall Street.
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The 35-foot ceilings also give it an amphitheatre feel with excellent sight lines to the DJ from any floor.
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On the City College of New York's handsome Gothic campus, leaking ceilings have turned hallways into obstacle courses of buckets.
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They executed a complete, historically minded overhaul, including redoing walls and ceilings, and installing period woodwork and period black doorknobs.
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The house was a bland-looking prefab on the outside, but inside it was all vaulted ceilings and expensive furnishings.
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The floor and ceilings looked like they had not changed at all since the Toys R Us store was open ...
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Every now and then, I came across windows that were shattered, walls that were missing, and ceilings that were collapsed.
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It turns out, however, that this rare distinction may have had little to do with the shattering of glass ceilings.
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At least four people suffered minor injuries as the storm toppled furniture, collapsed ceilings and shattered glass on the vessel.
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Fitch assigned new Country Ceilings to the CMA members Lesotho (BB+, 21 October 2016) and Namibia (BBB, 2 September 2016).
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The décor mixes Uzbek textiles and ceramics with the familiar trappings of commercialized Brooklyn: exposed brick, distressed tables, tin ceilings.
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The main entrance leads to the open living area, with wall-height windows, marble floors and vaulted, 20-foot ceilings.
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The ceilings in most of the house are made of wood beams and cedar logs, in a traditional Moroccan style.
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A long open room with extremely high ceilings (productions have to be able to wheel in huge Broadway props sometimes).
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He was driving a cherry picker with an accordion lift that allowed him to reach the 18-foot-high ceilings.
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The apartment offers many prewar flourishes: soaring ceilings, decorative moldings and an ornate coffered ceiling in the formal dining room.
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Gray told Business Insider that the hardest part of the renovation process was fixing the broken beams in the ceilings.
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Inside, panels peel from the ceilings and mold crawls underneath; grime and seepage scorches the concrete with strange, bubbling forms.
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Two other bedrooms are big enough to hold a queen-size bed, while a third is cozier, with sloped ceilings.
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My studio is a large light-filled room in a Federal-era building that has high ceilings and arched windows.
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Both modern amenities and prewar flourishes can be found throughout, including hardwood floors, high ceilings and a wood-burning fireplace.
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The 10,000-square-foot space features a raw concert hall with 50-foot ceilings, disco lights and a triangular stage.
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These potential ceilings suggest that we should approach the idea of merging with A.I. with a good deal of humility.
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INDOORS A living area with 3043-foot ceilings is illuminated by double-height stained glass windows and an original chandelier.
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More cathedral than marketplace, the grocery boasted marble floors and pillars, high ceilings with elaborate chandeliers and stained glass windows.
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Pregnant with her first child, Ms. Tise worried about the loose and uneven floorboards, crumbling plaster walls and collapsing ceilings.
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Some connect to the back of the unit, others to the bottom, alternately suggesting slanted ceilings or eccentric garage doors.
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Pillars and archways pulled the eye toward the dark, soaring ceilings, decorated with diamond-shaped motifs that let in sunlight.
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Mr. Fakir was taken twice to Military Hospital 601, a colonial-era building with high ceilings and views of Damascus.
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The space features double-height ceilings, a 400-square-foot mezzanine in the rear and a 900-square-foot basement.
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This open space — with 15-foot ceilings, six arched windows, two skylights and two wood-burning fireplaces — has several functions.
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INDOORS The main unit has an open living, dining and kitchen area with pine floors, beamed ceilings and a fireplace.
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