"Those cave complexes, tunnel complexes really call for this weapon," he said.
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There are eight condominium complexes, 13 cooperative complexes and 5233 apartment buildings, with a total of nearly 1,100 units.
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There are 138 condominiums in four complexes, one rental building with 10 apartments and three affordable housing complexes with 58 units.
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There are also roughly 550 condo units in eight complexes; nearly 5963 co-op apartments in four complexes; and 59 rental apartments buildings.
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Wednesday's cabinet decision said that non-Qataris will also be permitted to own villas within residential complexes and shops within commercial complexes, QNA reported.
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As for rentals, two-bedrooms at some of the older complexes go for about $1,500 to $1,800 a month, while two-bedrooms in the new complexes range from around $183,700 to $3,400.
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Gerry Iagallo, the village's assessor, said there are 1,149 single-family homes and 25 multifamily homes, as well as approximately 800 cooperative apartments in 26 complexes and 216 condominiums in five complexes.
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He's built hotels, he's built casinos, he's built apartment complexes.
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Housing complexes and commercial buildings are rising from the sand.
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The search spanned wooded areas, apartment complexes and even dumpsters.
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There are also 12 rental complexes with roughly 13 apartments.
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In India, Trump business partners are building luxury apartment complexes.
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Today's Healthcare and Life/Biosciences industry grows in and around the complexes of health care centers, teaching hospitals, medical research complexes, and universities, which the Midwest has in abundance — seven of the top 25.
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Donna Otlowski, Stratford's assessor, said the town has 12,959 single-family homes and 1,045 multifamily homes, plus 2,709 condominiums in 32 complexes, 423 cooperative apartments in two complexes and 506 rental apartments in eight buildings.
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Some returned to public housing complexes inundated with sewage and mud.
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They typically operate from office complexes in Eastern Europe or Russia.
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Houston police officials said officers were evacuating two flooded apartment complexes.
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Much of the waste was stockpiled within the city's industrial complexes.
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Storm surge pushed rivers into historic downtowns, subdivisions and apartment complexes.
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Among the older apartment complexes are Metuchen Manor and Redfield Village.
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Most retirement complexes and long-term care facilities are excluding visitors.
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There are no multifamily homes or condominium, cooperative or rental complexes.
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And they have all the body complexes that other teens do.
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"There were no commercial buildings hit, no apartment complexes," he said.
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So are housing complexes that are less than 15 years old.
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A short walk away is one of the sprawling dormitory complexes.
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About 1,100 involved private homes, including 124 apartments in public-housing complexes.
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Sports complexes are investments for bona fide entertainment and retail districts now.
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Airbnb is focusing on the Southeast for its time share-adjacent complexes.
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Evans said the residents of the housing complexes are mostly minority families.
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The mayor also announced a moratorium on evictions in public housing complexes.
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Beneath the trees, the Vietnamese proceeded to create complexes of fortified bunkers.
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The investment was for Maryland apartment complexes owned by the family business.
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Now, two more of these complexes are for sale in southern Arizona.
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But "the car then created not only a lot of jobs creating cars" but everything else that happened because of the car: Paved streets, restaurants, motels, movie theaters, apartment complexes, office complexes, the entire buildout of suburban America, etc.
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And in a revitalized downtown Bentonville, bars, restaurants and apartment complexes are opening.
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There was vanishingly little to the speeches beyond complaints, xenophobia and martyr complexes.
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"These guys are getting these complexes like they can cure people," he says.
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NYCT Subway tweeted earlier there were power outages in station complexes throughout Manhattan.
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Many of them live in permanent hiding, either in attics or underground complexes.
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Rental and condominium options include older, midsizeapartment complexes and newer garden-style townhouses.
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Others prize the amenities offered by many rental communities, particularly independent-living complexes.
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"People here don't have complexes about being the boss of others," she says.
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China has been widely condemned for setting up detention complexes in remote Xinjiang.
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It always seems to be reduced to daddy complexes or dramatizing certain things.
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The Eastern Villa Apartments are a multiethnic mix, like other complexes across California.
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But, along with BlackRock, it consistently lagged other fund complexes on important issues.
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He has visited apartment complexes, but his name gets put on waiting lists.
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Hundreds of other cases have been filed there by individual Kushner apartment complexes.
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It has cookie-cutter housing complexes, and shopping malls with big-box stores.
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Luxury apartment complexes, assisted-living facilities and nursing homes generally welcome pink dollars.
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Every time I go home to Pflugerville, more apartment complexes seem to appear.
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Wiener's bill, described by Politico as a plan to "spur housing development near transit, job centers" and the LA Times as a "bill to boost apartment complexes near transit," does not directly require anyone to build any apartment complexes anywhere.
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There are also more than 600 units in six cooperative complexes and four condominium complexes, Ms. Casandra said, as well as a few hundred multifamily rental homes and about 200 rental units in 23 apartment buildings and mixed-use properties.
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There are 3913 multifamily houses, 546 condominiums in 21 complexes and 292 rental apartments in residential and mixed-use buildings, Mr. Friia said, plus four affordable-housing complexes with 217 units and one building with 36 age-restricted cooperative apartments.
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Faced with the threat of having a dark box at one of their properties, most developers say they've been lining up a new host of tenants that include upscale restaurants, arcade complexes, bowling alleys, grocers, gyms and even apartment complexes.
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Container-sized housing units have been assembled into gaily painted complexes surrounded by playgrounds.
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Almost everyone lives tightly packed in a square-mile labyrinth of multistorey condominium complexes.
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The show's embrace of the worst of America played into the characters' guilt complexes.
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Specifically, they wanted to compare their major histocompatibility complexes, which are immune-system genes.
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The fund would underwrite proposals for black-owned business ventures and affordable housing complexes.
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This year, it's possible that multiple fires and fire complexes will exceed this threshold.
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China in particular uses vast underground complexes to store missiles and its nuclear arsenal.
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The replacement complexes better resemble modern high-rent buildings, and are also green certified.
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We will also train our employees and establish more specialized and integrated industrial complexes.
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There are also several designated affordable-housing complexes and income-restricted middle-class housing.
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With Americans working from home, corporate complexes became largely vacant in the past week.
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Despite all the protection the bunker complexes provided them, the Vietnamese suffered severe casualties.
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The walk took me past a set of ten identical Soviet-style apartment complexes.
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The Florida based company recently licensed Cape Canaveral launch complexes from the Air Force.
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There are "apartment complexes, supermarkets, a bowling alley, karaoke," one of the workers explains.
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Across the road are the Southgate condominiums, one of the village's few condo complexes.
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These complexes were built during heightened tensions of the Cold War, during the 1960s.
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Housing complexes emptied as families moved elsewhere for jobs, and local tax revenues sank.
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Retail complexes like Gateway Center have popped up alongside sweeping new affordable housing developments.
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The cave complexes inside the mountains are potentially the "world's most deeply buried karst caves."
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The FDN controls drug trafficking and the "inside of prison complexes," according to state media.
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" The warrant further alleges "some of the recordings were multiple stories high in apartment complexes.
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The trailer, along with future gameplay demos, showed characters knocking down office complexes and skyscrapers.
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Siegel is known for buying apartment complexes to flip them and raise rents on residents.
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The company is moving into Space Launch Complexes 17 and 18 at Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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Out his window, all he saw was box stores and office buildings and apartment complexes.
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Floating cities are still theoretical, but floating housing complexes are already standing in the Netherlands.
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The little white ghosts pop up next to many of the area's towering apartment complexes.
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The is one of the largest building complexes in Europe and home to the stunning
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"You'll often see officers inside the staircases, and outside of the apartment complexes," she said.
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Many landlords and apartment complexes rely heavily on them as part of the application process.
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Big brothers aren't supposed to be the ones with inferiority complexes, but here we are.
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He flew over a succession of high-rise residential complexes and surveyed armored tank positions.
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Developers began to compete for the site with designs for apartment, hotel and shopping complexes.
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Hotels at the parks will remain open, however, as will the retail and dining complexes.
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Yet the people moving into these complexes need more help than they did years ago.
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She hated Stuyvesant Town because she thought complexes like it could not possibly foster connection.
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Minnesota (Mayo Clinic), Cleveland (Cleveland Clinic) and Chicago (Advocate Center) all recently opened similar complexes.
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"There are new apartment buildings, townhouses and condominium complexes," said Steven A. Ecklond, Tuckahoe's mayor.
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"In 2018, we aim to certify another eight mill complexes by March and more than 30 mill complexes will have been audited by RSPO and the Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO) by end of December," said FGV Chief Executive Officer Zakaria Arshad in the statement.
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However, food derived from rDNA-free CRISPR gene editing using transient preassembled RNA and protein complexes should be excluded from the bioengineered food definition because such complexes are degraded shortly after gene editing takes place and do not insert themselves into the target organism DNA.
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Some are turning to co-working spaces, apartment complexes and health facilities to replace department stores.
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The businesses, consisting of mines, plants, processing facilities, chemical complexes and deposits, are located in Brazil.
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The analysis confirmed that the pigs consumed in these complexes were raised in many different environments.
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With old factories marked for demolition, new apartment blocks, shopping complexes and roads are being built.
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These extenders run the gamut: Previously, they have included write-offs on racehorses and motorsports complexes.
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However, gerontology experts say, complexes like this are the exception in Hong Kong, not the norm.
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Envy of Superman's Christ-ness so consumes Mr. Affleck's Batman that he's dreaming in messiah complexes.
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Broadway is the main drag, lined with an international array of restaurants and brick apartment complexes.
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Three of them are huge complexes with several connected buildings; available space in them is scarce.
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Those efforts attracted developers like Evergrande and Country Garden, who built vast complexes overlooking the park.
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The construction of both lock complexes required the pouring of 143 million cubic meters of concrete.
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The construction of both lock complexes required the pouring of 4.4 million cubic meters of concrete.
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It's all over housing complexes, especially in the South, as well as resorts and other developments.
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Some complained, though, that they had encountered difficulties leaving their apartment complexes, despite assurances they could.
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Accounts have even emerged of housing estates and office complexes barring non-Chinese from the premises.
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Clubs have built state-of-the-art facilities that resemble, more than anything, vast industrial complexes.
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With security like that, no wonder E Corp just had most of its complexes blown up.
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Ophelia tore roofs off school buildings, department stores, apartment complexes and sports arenas around the country.
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Security workers began to check people's temperatures at the entrances of subway stations and residential complexes.
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Scores of courses remain open, but every day the roll call of shuttered golf complexes mushrooms.
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Their shots will come to rest in the nooks and crannies of the sprawling bunker complexes.
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But three new residential complexes, with about 1,000 apartments, have broken ground there, city officials said.
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These palatial complexes often combine ostentation, minimal contact with local communities and abundant opportunities for overindulgence.
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These beasts infest apartment complexes, infiltrate your furniture, and even hitch rides with you on the subway.
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This month, the industrial Hebei province decreed that all new residential complexes must have car-charging facilities.
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It has licensed space launch complexes 17 and 18 at Cape Canaveral from the U.S. Air Force.
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With approximately 8,000 inmates at 10 separate facilities, Rikers is one of the world's largest correctional complexes.
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Amazon just wants to be left alone so it can build complexes, hire people and sell stuff.
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Some complexes, like the one in South Carolina, have installed surveillance cameras that watch for incoming drones.
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The portfolio of their development company, Crocus Group, includes concert halls, shopping centers, restaurants, and residential complexes.
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KLHC is also a major developer of new cities, industrial and logistics complexes and high-tech zones.
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Also, banks and industrial complexes still dominate the market, leaving plenty of space to conquer the future.
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These extenders run the gamut: Previously, they have included write-offs on racehorses and motorsports complexes. Sens.
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Both Barcelona and Amsterdam have banned construction of new complexes in the city centre to appease locals.
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Asia has been a leader in building such complexes, some of which are effectively cities within cities.
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There are more low-rise apartments and public housing complexes, along with a sprinkling of snazzy condos.
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Rikers Island is one of the world's largest jail complexes, housing about 10,000 inmates in 10 facilities.
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Dingy apartment complexes from the Soviet Union remain standing alongside Western-style establishments like casinos and nightclubs.
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Another, an antiterrorism training site in France, there are apartment complexes that look ready to move into.
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Owners of race horses and motor sports entertainment complexes would get an extension of special tax treatment.
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In Chicago today, fewer than 3,193 public-housing families live in one of the mixed-income complexes.
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The cities of Wuhan, Huanggang, Shiyan and Xiaogan have completely sealed off all residential complexes and communities.
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I think there are more people living in some of the apartment complexes I know in Manhattan.
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He also no longer owns a company holding an interest in several apartment complexes in Toledo, Ohio.
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Lianyungang is being considered as a site for one of seven planned major refining complexes in China.
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The Garden State is home to one of the largest shopping complexes to open in recent memory.
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To evade detection, he snuck into the complexes on weekends or holidays when security was more lax.
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Apartment complexes were flooded, and residents stepped through mud-covered floors to clear debris from their homes.
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Some high-rise residents began to treat their complexes as fortresses, driving out only in the daylight.
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Experts at Baltimore's academic medical complexes are discussing whether Amazon is preparing to disrupt their industry too.
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REITs are funds that invest in real estate properties, such as malls, office complexes, and apartment buildings.
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They argue that these abandoned coal mining complexes provide a collective memory and identity to the community.
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He did not have any complexes, because he was pure and respected every man in every possible situation.
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More than 4,500 residents were stranded, muddy water encircling their roofs, apartment complexes, mini-golf courses, and markets.
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Dow has sunk $183bn into complexes in the Mexican Gulf coast that have access to cheap shale gas.
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Seven people—including five scientists from Sarov, one of Russia's secret nuclear complexes—were killed in the explosion.
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In Cambodia's capital, Phnom Penh, children play beneath hoardings advertising swanky, Chinese-built apartment complexes in the city.
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Throughout the region, coal mining complexes have been turned into spaces for culture highlighted by architecture and museums.
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There's a mix of apartment complexes, some modest homes, big churches and big box stores in strip malls.
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C: So, you've got housing, you've got this, and you've got sports cities and sport complexes, what's next?
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With Mr. Leviev's financial backing, Mr. Boymelgreen expanded rapidly, converting industrial buildings into residential complexes and developing apartments.
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Trilobites Some 500 million years ago the ocean floor was covered in apartment complexes built by prehistoric worms.
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Rikers Island is one of the world's largest jail complexes, with 10 separate facilities housing about 10,000 inmates.
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It has launched communal housing complexes under its WeLive business, as well as early education schools called WeGrow.
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Watchmen's increasing meditations on race have already explored how racial superiority complexes benefit those who believe in them.
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Monthly rents at newer apartment complexes like Annin Lofts and Highlands at Hilltop run from $2,000 to $4,250.
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But today, Long Island City is a rapidly developing neighborhood full of hip bars and luxury apartment complexes.
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The company website describes the complex as one of the largest refining and petrochemical complexes in the world.
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Transit systems were crippled, hospitals could not function and public-housing complexes had no working boilers or elevators.
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Downtown Denver is crawling with cranes, many of them erecting amenity-filled apartment complexes aimed at young professionals.
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Everywhere, though you are more likely to find matte-white screens in complexes that don't show 3-D.
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Apartment complexes and hotels that are known to have housed a nCoV2019-infected person will also be scoured.
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On the harbor, there are now four bath complexes with diving platforms, kiddie pools and space to lounge.
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In 22015, Jorgen Hallstrom, a project manager at Swedish Building Services, was redesigning public housing complexes around Stockholm.
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Tokyo-based robot maker ZMP has developed and tested a food delivery robot in universities and apartment complexes.
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One of the district's newest luxury residential complexes, Abdel Wahab 618, has a swimming pool and health club.
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In another recent protest, police detained people inside the Admiralty MTR station — just outside of the government complexes.
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There's now an epidemic of old people dying alone in sad apartment complexes completely devoid of young people.
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It will have two high-end retail complexes, two luxury waterfront condominium blocks and a museum and entertainment centre.
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"The number 28 is considered sacred in a majority of the major temple complexes of this planet," Barry writes.
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His Vingroup now operates a network of shopping malls, apartment complexes, spas, resorts, hospitals and schools across the country.
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Atmospheric disturbances tend to ripple across the outer edges of such weather patterns, triggering large complexes of severe thunderstorms.
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I ended my day at the Baths of Antoninus, one of the three largest Roman bath complexes ever built.
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The LA and Long Beach port complexes together handle about 40% of the nation's containerized import trade with China.
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Gray is a color mostly widely associated with gloomy weather, spoiled meat, garbage cans, dust, and Florida retirement complexes.
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The company also provides free computers as amenities in some apartment complexes, and is devoted to teaching digital literacy.
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Franco said Greenville police are checking surveillance video from around the apartment complexes to see if anything pops up.
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Construction on at least two apartment complexes in Dandong has stalled and empty shopfronts are scattered across the city.
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Delfino's fascination with our crammed contemporary living started in his hometown of Sarasota, Florida and the surrounding apartment complexes.
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But the data centres of the future might not be those drab boxy complexes that typically come to mind.
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The Ramallo operations is one of the company's six industrial port complexes in Argentina, according to the company's website.
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Across the water, multistory homes and apartment complexes watch over the land that accounts for their undoubtedly exorbitant rent.
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Pacifica city officials have declared a state of emergency and have asked residents of three apartment complexes to evacuate.
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The decline was attributed to lower construction intentions for non-residential buildings, especially in retail complexes and office buildings.
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A typical REIT focuses on a specific type of real estate, such as apartment complexes, hospitals, hotels, or malls.
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The Post reported that Hannity is a part owner of Henssler Property Management, which owns the four Georgia complexes.
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In addition, the residences will be built in complexes where other tenants' homes will also share the same features.
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"Interfund lending exemptive relief is commonly granted by the SEC to mutual fund complexes," BlackRock spokeswoman Tara McDonnell said.
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The cards are not valid identification at federal complexes like Fort Hamilton, even if they sit within city limits.
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Foreign news channels are only available in luxury hotels and a handful of high-end apartment complexes in China.
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Saint Louis was built on one of the largest ceremonial complexes in the whole hemisphere, but it was destroyed.
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Galleries, museums, design spaces and alternative fairs have cropped up, in some cases reviving abandoned complexes and industrial neighborhoods.
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Another chairman resigned in 2013 following reports of mismanagement and increased neglect in New York City's public housing complexes.
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Its 176,000 apartments across 325 complexes need more than $32 billion to replace roofs, boilers and entire piping systems.
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And the largest concentration of units—15 complexes that house as many as 20,000 people—is in Baltimore County.
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And white female managers at apartment complexes in Memphis and Indianapolis were disciplined after they confronted black male poolgoers.
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The Biscione is only one of many apartment complexes that mushroomed untidily in the 1960s and 1970s in Genoa.
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To attract foreign tourists, North Korea has recently completed or is building seafront resorts or ski and spa complexes.
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A block away, rows of neat new shops — Starbucks, 5G mobile stores — and apartment complexes exude middle-class aspirations.
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Chemical plants were popping up by the hundreds of thousands — alongside train tracks, public housing complexes, rivers and farms.
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Japan wants to allow several "integrated resorts", Las Vegas-style complexes that include casinos, shopping arcades and conference centres.
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R.E.I.T.s own all sorts of income-producing property: shopping malls, apartment complexes, industrial warehouses and medical buildings, for example.
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Most of the elevators are in residential buildings, but a few war horses serve heavy duty in commercial complexes.
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And the largest concentration of units — 15 complexes that house as many as 20,000 people — is in Baltimore County.
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China began building gated apartment complexes and suburban developments in the 1990s when the private property market first took off.
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Many landlords are, in turn, starting to consider new uses like gyms, apartment complexes and coworking units to move in.
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Asking prices for luxury homes at The Bristol, one of the condo complexes planned for the island, were recently announced.
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Most apartment complexes now don't allow him to take the orders upstairs, as he usually would; some check his temperature.
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In Busan, I visited the Haedong Yonggungsa temple, one of the only temple complexes located on the ocean in Korea.
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One of its most memorable missions sends its hero through the abandoned Chernobyl — beneath apartment complexes, through playgrounds, across gymnasiums.
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The only meeting points at many of the complexes are the metal mailbox stands, the dumpsters and the laundry room.
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The group, which has a total of 472 hypermarkets in China, opened 11 new hypermarket complexes in the first half.
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Across the country, fancy new housing estates, office complexes and shopping malls are far more in evidence than new factories.
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"Rebuilding is one home at a time, and we're talking about building thousands of homes and apartment complexes," she said.
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Over seven decades, Mr. González de León expressed his vision in plans for museums, government buildings, universities and office complexes.
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Because Durst is a major developer of rental complexes, brokers speculate that Durst will eventually build apartments on the site.
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This staffing issue comes at a time when hotels and residential apartment complexes alike are priding themselves on their amenities
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The Domain is one of two major shopping complexes in Northwest Austin, the other being the Arboretum not far away.
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It's a familiar premise, but calibrated her to the latest concerns about billionaires with messiah complexes and technology run amok.
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He started a program called S.T.O.P. (Stop Tormenting Officials Permanently) that distributes bright signage prominently placed at youth sports complexes.
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But the process has already been carried out at Duke Health hospital complexes and can occur at other hospitals, too.
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His students have produced dramatic designs that would transform the drab and repetitive look of Hong Kong's public housing complexes.
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Those apartment complexes would radically alter the skyline of Lower Manhattan; not surprisingly, they were arm-wrestled over for years.
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With their vast complexes and razor wire barriers, everyone knows where they are, but few know what goes on inside.
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Retail and dining complexes, Disney Springs at Walt Disney World and Disney Village at Disneyland Paris, will also stay open.
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East of Broadway, developments include Legend Hollow and Fieldpoint, not far from townhouse complexes like Richmond Hill and Harriman Keep.
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The state government closed schools and several shopping complexes within a three-mile radius of Chenni and the military station.
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Images from Lawrence showed several housing complexes bursting with flames and thick smoke billowing as firefighters rushed to the scenes.
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Trees and sidewalks jammed with ride-sharing bikes sit beneath a vast strip of office towers, hotels and apartment complexes.
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Amenities include six golf courses; three swimming pool complexes, including two indoors; indoor tennis courts; nine restaurants; and two spas.
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Sónar takes place at two decidedly different sites, Sónar by Day and Sónar by Night, both using trade-fair complexes.
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The programs offer recreational activities, professional development and community events for young people living in public housing complexes in Brooklyn.
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The inspection should include simultaneous and unfettered access to all parts and sections of the large military complexes without limitation.
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In line to get these handouts are racehorse owners, motorsports complexes, Hollywood filmmakers, biofuel producers, electric vehicle owners and more.
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And tenants at two Trump-licensed apartment complexes on the Upper West Side voted to remove signage with the name.
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It includes both small four-bed care homes and complexes with more than 100 residents, but chains dominate the field.
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The only meeting points at many of the complexes are the metal mailbox stands, the Dumpsters and the laundry room.
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Beijing describes the complexes in Xinjiang as "vocational training centers" helping to stamp out extremism and give people new skills.
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The plot-propelling topics touched upon, none too lightly, include sexual harassment in the workplace, eating disorders and Ophelia complexes.
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About 250 houses around Peach Lake, on the town's northeastern edge, belong to three cooperative complexes with private lakeside access.
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Those complexes are part of the Kushner Cos.' garden apartment business that includes more than 20,000 units in six states.
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So its leaders have learned that their best leverage is to fire missiles, detonate warheads, or start up nuclear complexes.
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Wynn operates large resort-and-casino complexes in Las Vegas and Chinese gambling hub Macau, with another under construction in Massachusetts.
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Many high-end shopping complexes in densely populated metro areas continue to thrive thanks to a steady stream of foot traffic.
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Currenta runs the infrastructure at western German chemical complexes in Leverkusen, Dormagen and Krefeld-Uerdingen, which were once dominated by Bayer.
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The NSA describes these locations as "peering link router complex" sites while AT&T calls them "Service Node Routing Complexes" (SNRCs).
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Indeed, the majority of Americans said they would have wanted one of Amazon's HQ2 complexes to be based in their city.
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Tyrion alone is, to use his own word, "reasonable" — a reasonable man caught between two idealistic leaders with separate god complexes.
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On their way to a wedding, the Teo's secrets and lies and inferiority complexes implode in a fight in a limo.
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He then wounded a student at a bistro and car-jacked a vehicle before shooting two males at two apartment complexes.
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The developer of shopping malls, office buildings and apartment complexes, based in Cleveland, posted revenue of $207.3 million in the period.
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It has represented several other real-estate management companies, including Sawyer, which retains a stake in many of the Kushner complexes.
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In 1993, female city planners in Vienna, Austria, developed Frauen-Werk-Stadt, housing complexes that placed working women at the forefront.
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Some residential complexes in Shanghai began using QR codes to trace the origin of garbage, state-owned media outlet Xinhua reported.
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Smaller versions of buildings stood in funerary complexes, too, as models of grand homes that conveyed an owner's status and power.
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And while construction on apartment complexes and hotels is slowing, developers are shifting focus to the region's more pressing pipeline needs.
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Mr. Chan spends hours in his beat-up BMW sedan ferrying weary, sweat-drenched protesters to housing complexes across the city.
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The Phillips-Bordelon Locker Room was designed by HNTB Architecture, which has created several other college football complexes and training centers.
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The red brick complexes, with their family-size apartments, earned the nickname Rabbit Town, for the number of children they produced.
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The young Mr. Trump also spent time in Norfolk, helping manage the housing complexes his father built there in the 1940s.
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The new owners of the complexes got tax breaks and other subsidies from the de Blasio administration to keep apartments affordable.
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Bright Power's solar panel installers traverse high-rise housing complexes across New York City's five boroughs with high voltage power equipment.
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But it illustrates the way that persecution complexes are often borne of being persecuted, and Gay negotiates both throughout her memoir.
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He stared out the window, watching as Cupertino's office complexes flew past him, wondering what he was supposed to do now.
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There are roughly 800 multifamily homes, 30 condominium and cooperative complexes with more than 1,560 units, and 88 rental apartment buildings.
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Some even moved to a self-sufficient town built by Olive Tree, comprised of schools, factories and apartment complexes near Seoul.
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More than 40,000 properties became uninhabitable, officials say, including many newly built state hospitals, schools, apartment complexes and even army barracks.
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Office complexes, highways, airports, shopping malls, steel mills — some barely used — stand as monuments to a single-minded devotion to growth.
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In a scathing opinion, Judge Pauley deplored the "breathtaking scope" of the squalid living conditions in the city's public housing complexes.
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The deal, which was not made public, pumped significant new equity into 10 Maryland apartment complexes controlled by Mr. Kushner's firm.
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An insulation maker, Rockwool, has estimated 340 recently built high-rise complexes use flammable cladding different from the kind on Grenfell.
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Well-maintained, infrastructurally sophisticated and aggressively promoted, these grand spa complexes were some of the earliest examples of modern tourist destinations.
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Besides that Broad Street tower, planned complexes include a $48 million, five-building rental complex with 179 apartments on MacQuesten Parkway.
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The new housing complexes are typically four storeys high, with the aim of promoting densification and containing the city's urban sprawl.
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The concrete bleakness of the area's run-down housing projects still brushes up, uneasily, against the new glass-fronted apartment complexes.
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Elmer Román, the public safety secretary, said after the meeting that police presence would be stepped up at public housing complexes.
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Housing complexes in some cities have issued the equivalents of paper hall passes to regulate how often residents leave their homes.
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The shooting unfolded in the northwest part of the city, along a four-lane road populated with apartment complexes and businesses.
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It has represented several other real estate management companies, including Sawyer, which retains a stake in many of the Kushner complexes.
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He tells me that when shikumen construction ended in 1949, Shanghai counted 9,000 alleyway complexes, housing up to four million people.
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The family-owned Hin Leong Group also operates one of the largest commercial oil storage complexes in Asia, Singapore's Universal Terminal.
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"You can see banks here and commercial complexes," the reporter, Sweta Srivastava, said, as she wound her way past local landmarks.
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The tombs of ancient Europeans, they began to appear thousands of years ago, ranging from single stones to complexes like Stonehenge.
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The result is a thread of all three designers, mixing Morris' quirkiness with Mackenzie's intricate green complexes and Hawtree's modern touches.
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The result is a thread of all three designers, mixing Morris' quirkiness with Mackenzie's intricate green complexes and Hawtree's modern touches.
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Apartment buildings with fewer than five units would be exempt, as would housing complexes that are less than 212 years old.
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The capital city's Mikrorayon neighborhood is famous for the squat, impenetrable concrete apartment complexes built by the Soviets in the 1980s.
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They were tired of tiptoeing around conversations with the conservative power structure, a system riddled with personalities with "white savior" complexes.
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The trail leads visitors through unexpected exhibition locales, including schoolrooms, temple complexes, gardens, and private residences of some willing local inhabitants.
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Japan is also expected to pick locations and operators for its first integrated resorts – large complexes that include casinos, hotels and retail.
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That could be because those areas tend to have housing complexes or high rises that make getting to the patient more difficult.
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But just before the ban came into effect on April 5, it allowed construction of some large tourist complexes inside the town.
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One of the perks of living in Charlotte is that almost all apartment complexes come with an in-unit washer and dryer.
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For both complexes — but especially the Russian one — the team had to use their imaginations to fill in the gaps, Lewis says.
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Eventually, NASA would like to put in another two miles of dune, fortifying the entire shoreline between Launch Complexes 22A and 39B.
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In addition, more than 403 homes and 12 apartment complexes that were not destroyed have been declared unsafe for habitation, authorities said.
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Apartment complexes with fancy names like "Singapore City" lie bare or half-finished, and shopping malls empty or at very low capacity.
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The company now only has to build the "last mile" connections that will go to apartment complexes and condos in the city.
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In an interview with Reuters in August, Wang said that Wanda would look to build at least 20 such complexes in China.
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Two major construction groups, Dumankaya and Fi Yapi, halted building work on housing complexes after the companies were taken over by authorities.
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In June, it teamed up with an unnamed partner in the U.S. to acquire two residential complexes in Philadelphia for $26 million.
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"It was important that we, as a department, reach out to the folks that live in the two apartment complexes," Utz says.
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Huizhou, a city in Guangdong province in the south, has complexes called Evian (Yiyun), Imperial Hall Boston (Boxitanuo) and Oriental Babylon (Babilun).
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Along Shore Road in Fort Hamilton, the southern section of Bay Ridge, six-story apartment complexes are among the neighborhood's tallest buildings.
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Our national security depends on steel for critical infrastructure including transportation, health, public safety, in addition to commercial, industrial and institutional complexes.
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It is painful to read about burial grounds that should be revered spaces but instead are covered by playgrounds and apartment complexes.
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At night, Stephens would pull into the parking lots of fast-food restaurants, gas stations and apartment complexes that were under construction.
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Sometimes, anti-trafficking activists sensationalize trauma-filled stories to activate people's savior complexes and mobilize them in ways that harm sex workers.
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Inmates will also be given free hand soap until further notice, and the prison stopped internal movements of inmates between prison complexes.
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In the western part of Caldwell, there are several garden and high-rise apartment and condominium complexes, mostly built after the war.
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