To the left is a sunroom that divides the pool courtyard from a second courtyard.
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Known as a "siheyuan," literally meaning a "quadrangle garden," each courtyard home comprises a courtyard surrounded by structures on all four sides.
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I recognized the hotel's iconic courtyard from The CW's teen drama "Gossip Girl," which filmed scenes both in the courtyard and inside the hotel.
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Out in the courtyard: 'bodies already on the floor' Samuel Maldonado was working in the club's courtyard, where a crowd was running from inside Pulse.
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Courtyard after courtyard led to one stunning peaked structure after the next, with decorative rock formations and quiet corridors running along the sides of the walled complex.
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"It is helping to draw a clear line," he said in an interview at the Courtyard Institute, a cultural center that is inside a traditional courtyard house.
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Recent PS1 pavilions, were (mostly) objects within the courtyard, contained by the courtyard, in some cases, the object did not respond at all to the specificity of the site.
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The interior courtyard creates seamless transitions between indoor and outdoor environments, she added, and the ground floor, which does not have air conditioning, feels cool because the courtyard creates a natural breeze.
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The instructor was told to land in the prison courtyard, and while the accomplices covered the courtyard with automatic rifles, Mr. Faïd emerged after unlocking at least two prison doors, officials said.
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The debate highlights Europe's conflicted approach to its Balkan courtyard.
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My apartment building has a hoop in its back courtyard.
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We book at the Courtyard Marriott Page and it's perfect.
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A grenade or a mortar lands in the courtyard outside.
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His room is underground and looks onto a sunken courtyard.
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Whisenhunt: One thing he did like was the interior courtyard.
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Some of the students' laundry still hung in a courtyard.
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A crowd of a few hundred gathered in the courtyard.
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She pulled open the gate and wheeled into the courtyard.
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In Lenno, Guadagnino entered a courtyard, traced with palm trees.
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We soon pulled up to a courtyard dotted with honeysuckle.
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The front door opens to the swimming pool and courtyard.
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The guesthouse is across the courtyard from the main house.
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The outdoor hallways, which overlook a courtyard, resemble giant cages.
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They lead the ram and his tenders into a courtyard.
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There are eight rooms all connected by a common courtyard.
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A cobblestone courtyard full of rusty junk and old vehicles.
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The apartment building has prewar details and an appealing courtyard.
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More apartments in the development are visible across the courtyard.
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They also renovated the master bedroom and improved the courtyard.
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The interior courtyard of the author's building after a tornado.
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The outdoor recreation area includes a courtyard and basketball courts.
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My favorite discovery was WunderGarden, the hotel's hidden Bohemian courtyard.
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He made vinegar from grapes he grew in the courtyard.
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They waited in the courtyard and stabbed her to death.
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He'll set the scene in the courtyard of a workshop.
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Instead, she entered an outdoor courtyard via a parking garage.
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The house is four levels, arranged around a central courtyard.
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The available apartments and their terraces faced the interior courtyard.
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The foundation has been laid for a new Courtyard Marriott.
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The firehouse has an outdoor courtyard with fountain and grill.
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His friends lingered in the courtyard, laughing about the fiasco.
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The sleeping quarters are off a separate wing and include a large master bedroom with a full bath and front courtyard view, and two smaller bedrooms that look out to a large rear courtyard.
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They dumped him in the courtyard and said to kill him.
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One by one, the cars usually parked in our courtyard disappeared.
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The courtyard doubles as a bus station and a rubbish dump.
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Elderly ladies in floral silks do tai chi in a courtyard.
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Her family trust paid for the museum's new £2m Sackler Courtyard.
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Her body was found in the courtyard area near the pool.
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So we headed across the courtyard, ultimately arriving at two rooms.
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"Make sure that courtyard is full, he told me," McCabe writes.
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Sadly, the nighttime sky couldn't show off the property's leafy courtyard.
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"It had a magical sunken courtyard kind of feeling," she said.
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A. The building is about creating that corner, and the courtyard.
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A DJ was set up in one corner of the courtyard.
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Betsy Jacaruso Studio and Gallery, The Courtyard, 43 East Market Street.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The brick courtyard and walkways are edged by plantings.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The courtyard has a sleek rectangular gas fire pit.
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On the stairs, he ran into the woman from the courtyard.
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The din of the traffic outside became fainter in the courtyard.
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The courtyard and cafe, usually open to the public, were closed.
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It also has an entrance with a courtyard on Caton Avenue.
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Sometimes her boyfriend just sang to her from across the courtyard.
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We ate cake at a courtyard table beside a classic convertible.
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Heated conversations around the price of gold filled the museum courtyard.
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The courtyard features a number of green spaces and seating options.
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Once in the courtyard he threatened another employee with his knife.
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He spent his late years largely confined to his courtyard home.
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Richard could see her from the table, pacing in the courtyard.
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YouTube said she had entered the courtyard through a parking garage.
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Crossing the courtyard of the prison, he heard a humming sound.
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None of the players had any verbal criticism of the courtyard.
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Residents can escape the hustle and bustle in their private courtyard.
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Entering the courtyard, the commissioner is greeted by a loud cheer.
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All rooms have access to a windowed gallery overlooking the courtyard.
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A path leads to a small courtyard with two gabled houses.
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Over-sized windows overlook a garden courtyard, according to the listing.
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The front door of the house opened into a small courtyard.
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Behind the house is a brick courtyard, lily pond and gazebo.
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The apartment over the two-car garage is across the courtyard.
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They then entered a courtyard and broke several windows, he said.
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Held in the farmhouse's courtyard every Tuesday from 3:30 p.m.
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"It's as if the courtyard is open to the trucking industry."
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Over 903 years, five rooms and a walled courtyard were added.
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We reached out to Courtyard Marriott ... so far, no word back.
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Photos shared online show pieces of paper flying all over the courtyard.
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From the back of the same courtyard came the cries of dissent.
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I meet Marc in a cobbled courtyard outside his apartment in Paris.
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After passing through a courtyard, I was ushered into the family bedroom.
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Birds fly in the courtyard to warn the sighted of incoming danger.
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In 1990, over 100,000 people filled the palace courtyard attending these appearances.
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Also off the main corridor is an inner courtyard with tropical plants.
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The home also features a courtyard patio and a lavish swimming pool.
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Hundreds of chairs were set up for well-wishers in the courtyard.
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"Justice is important to me," Munoz says, sitting in the courtyard outside.
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Then again, the Four Points and Courtyard have slightly better Metro access.
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Larundel was built around a central courtyard that's inaccessible from the outside.
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That we were sitting on our respective sides of the courtyard and.
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We got out and entered the concrete courtyard of an elementary school.
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The building will wrap around a private courtyard with a cobblestone drive.
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Fifteen-foot walls ring the nondescript house, blocking views into the courtyard.
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He said teachers would call students to the courtyard at 6 a.m.
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A wall of glass opposite this faces into a small interior courtyard.
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French doors in the informal dining area open to the back courtyard.
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Pop music blasted throughout the courtyard amid occasional cheers from the crowd.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: A courtyard and garden shared with the other two units.
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I went out into the crematorium courtyard and cried soundlessly by myself.
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It includes everything from a landscaped courtyard to a glass wine room.
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Mr. Donnelly preferred a longer, narrower corner unit facing an interior courtyard.
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The Bolshevik leader had stood in this courtyard for nearly 100 years.
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Nearby, Theodoros Zouzoulas sat in the courtyard of his still smoking home.
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Same with Courtyard by Marriott Palm Desert, which had 25 rooms canceled.
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I nestled in a blanket, listening to the wind in the courtyard.
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Messages of encouragement were drawn in chalk on the brick courtyard outside.
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An abundant breakfast featuring organic items is served in the covered courtyard.
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"You can tell that is a traditional colonial courtyard," Mr. Michaels said.
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After a funeral meal, mourners in a courtyard were sprayed with bullets.
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An idled concrete mixer still stands in the middle of the courtyard.
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It offered immediate access to the courtyard and a quiet night's sleep.
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Afterward, relax in the sunny courtyard with a glass of lemony water.
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Their bodies were laid out in a grassy courtyard, wrapped in blankets.
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The performance is in an outdoor courtyard of a 14th-century monastery.
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The entry gate opens to a courtyard garden with a water feature.
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The studio, around 275 square feet, faced a rear courtyard with trees.
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Ms. Aghdam shot the people in an enclosed courtyard where employees dined.
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We have a roof deck and a bricked-in courtyard out back.
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The property includes a courtyard and 25,2612 square feet of air rights.
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Some of the units facing the courtyard will also have private terraces.
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You pass through the gateway into this courtyard, which faces the mountainside.
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Summer weather also brings barbecues to the CNBC courtyard and food trucks.
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Police found their bodies on the second-floor landing of the hotel's courtyard.
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My eyes moved from holy words to unholy smoke billowing in the courtyard.
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On the blasted tree in their courtyard, they raised a Puerto Rican flag.
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Another embankment is in the other courtyard and contains a mirror of water.
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Out of prying eyes and ears, Jon and Daenerys walk around the courtyard.
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"No one was helping her," said Shagufta Naz, who lives across the courtyard.
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Marriott operates 7,000 properties, including W Hotels, the Ritz-Carlton and Courtyard brands.
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Guests arrived to the venue's outdoor Provence Courtyard to tray-passed Limoncello shots.
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On the courtyard floor lay two metal safes, crudely cut open and empty.
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Then, someone in the courtyard … well, I don't know what they did exactly.
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During the evening, gigs and concerts take place in the charmingly decorated courtyard.
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It's a bunch of tiny shops and food stalls around an open courtyard.
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Two bedrooms have decks overlooking the koi pond; a third has a courtyard.
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Rafaela walked into the back courtyard of one of the remaining old buildings.
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Upstairs are the other three bedrooms, two full bathrooms and a private courtyard.
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It was a sky-lit building with an inside courtyard and big studios.
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It was a tipi structure set on rocky gravel in the museum's courtyard.
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A desk for each of #ParklandSchoolShooting victim is carried out to Suncoast courtyard.
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One on a concrete bench in a courtyard, another on a street corner.
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Accompanied by child welfare officers, Reuters visited the girl in the hospital's courtyard.
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The first round hit a courtyard where nine unarmed people were milling about.
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The floor plan is L-shaped and open plan, cradling a front courtyard.
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Through a crooked archway in the compound's outer wall, we'd enter the courtyard.
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We went through a field and entered the courtyard of an abandoned school.
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Sheets of water coursing down a courtyard wall will create a calming hush.
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We sat in the concrete courtyard, beside a clothesline draped with Nega's laundry.
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In Russia, courtyard gates are usually left open, but this one was locked.
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During this time, the fund's staff noted the large number of courtyard houses.
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We entered the walled courtyard of a local mosque, simple and slightly derelict.
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There's also an outdoor courtyard shared with another unit for added fresh air.
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The home's central courtyard is protected from the wind by high retaining walls.
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It also has a library, courtyard, gourmet eat-in kitchen, and tropical gardens.
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Outside, there's a courtyard with an olive tree and a two-story fountain.
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They are assembled in a moonlit courtyard for the party of the title.
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The house has landscaped motor court and an interior courtyard with a fountain.
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I had to use this bathroom two flights down and across the courtyard.
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There are also various gardens and a courtyard... ...as well as several terraces.
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Detainees spend an hour a day in a caged courtyard heaped with mattresses.
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It owns 30 brands including W Hotels, Courtyard, and the Sheraton among others.
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I will never see a sky unframed by the walls of a courtyard.
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An exception is the TWA Hotel, where even the courtyard displays an airplane.
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Embankments with platforms of soil and water line the edges of the courtyard.
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One asset was reportedly shot in the courtyard of a Chinese government building.
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The apartment was affordable, spacious and even had a courtyard with a playground.
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An aging Chevy Camaro sat in the courtyard, next to a kid's trampoline.
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An aging Chevy Camaro sat in the courtyard, next to a kid's trampoline.
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Past the front gates, there is a verdant courtyard with a parking space.
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The house is entered through a gated courtyard, surrounded by a stone wall.
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Marriott owns several popular brands, including Courtyard, Ritz-Carlton, W Hotels and Sheraton.
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It parachuted a box containing a package of blood onto the hospital courtyard.
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DaDong New York 3 Bryant Park (courtyard between 41st and 42nd Streets), October.
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The backyard of the front home opens up to a small, serene courtyard.
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In front of the building, there was a reflecting pool and a courtyard.
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Standaert said there were advertisements around the courtyard for a pole dancing school.
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I saw people jumping around in the courtyard in front of the balcony.
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The apartment faced a courtyard, a refreshing change from a busy street view.
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It is oriented around a central courtyard and garden, in traditional Spanish style.
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In real life, I had been in that courtyard for only three hours.
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The other side of the building faced the hotel's courtyard and parking lot.
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There's a small rooftop pool and an outdoor courtyard where guests can commune.
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Jagu had parked himself there for days on end, staring into the courtyard.
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Sasha, who is waiting in the courtyard, sees the apartment light go out.
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There is a courtyard accessible from the living room and a wooden deck.
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One monk walked around a crowded courtyard sprinkling drops of water on worshipers.
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She takes walks in the courtyard, where there is a broken basketball hoop.
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Fountains gurgled; parrots squawked; dogs barked on the other side of courtyard walls.
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A wall of glass past the kitchen opens to a patio and courtyard.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The courtyard was landscaped by Anita Silverman of Silverman and Company.
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There is a skylight and a door to an outside courtyard, currently unused.
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Tun Kyi, a onetime junta member, hosted a party in the Secretariat's courtyard.
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One building is entered from the street and the other through a courtyard.
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Cold winter light entered through a window that looked onto a shabby courtyard.
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Another set of glass doors open to a courtyard with a swimming pool.
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The school is one-story, redbrick, shaped like a U. In the middle of the U is a courtyard with a small playing field, and on the other side of the courtyard, facing the U, is one of the guard towers.
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On the left side of the courtyard is a modern, glass-fronted cafe with a sharply slanting roof, and across from the courtyard is the foyer, through which visitors can enter the new exhibition galleries (as well as the museum itself).
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Employees could also be seen watching from the windows of buildings around the courtyard.
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The breakout crew made Buy touch down in a tiny area of the courtyard.
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The few inches of snow really make the courtyard outside my window look beautiful.
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A manager at the building approached CNBC in the courtyard of the apartment complex.
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I.N.S. was in an ugly slab of a building within a huge concrete courtyard.
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Carlo Borromeo in the courtyard of his design studio, Borromeo & De Silva, in Milan.
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A walled courtyard leads to a double front door with an arched transom window.
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There are two terraces, one overlooking the garden and one overlooking the interior courtyard.
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In that way, Weaving the Courtyard is perhaps the most sensitive to its site.
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YANG MING IS standing beside his red electric tricycle in a courtyard in Beijing.
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There were 26 rooms in varying states of decay arrayed around a central courtyard.
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In a shady narrow courtyard, he finds three women, ages 23, 27 and 32.
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Everyone went out to the courtyard, there was a meeting among all the leaders.
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You know those gated areas, where it has a courtyard, like those little pockets?
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From the courtyard Mr. Jackson introduced Dr. King to Ben Branch, a local bandleader.
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I jump out of bed and look out the window onto my building's courtyard.
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I turned off the TV. Across the courtyard, the debate program was still on.
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The house is entered through a small recessed courtyard shaded by a large oak.
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It had two similarly sized bedrooms with windows and closets, and a courtyard view.
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A badminton court was set up in the center of the hotel's elegant courtyard.
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"There's an Antifa bar in Berlin I really like," one said, admiring the courtyard.
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The property boasts everything from a landscaped courtyard to a glass-walled wine room.
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The smell of bacon wafted from the kitchen that looked out on the courtyard.
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A room at a Courtyard by Marriott, by contrast, is about 300 square feet.
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Our social media editor asks if we can take it outside into the courtyard.
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The cour d'honneur, or front courtyard, was being used as the village parking lot.
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I also checked out the coffee shop's courtyard, which was spacious and relatively quiet.
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Enemy fighters were trying to scale the walls into the courtyard of the house.
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This past Sunday, that same courtyard hosted two voting booths for the first time.
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"Jesus teaches in the Temple courtyard; the excited pilgrim crowds collect there," Fredriksen writes.
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In the summer, drinks are served in the hotel's hydrangea- and boxwood-filled courtyard.
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From the hospital courtyard, Cuffy could smell death — animal carcasses rotting in the rubble.
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Come summer, the party moves upstairs to the courtyard patio for drinks and DJs.
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The view from two of the bedrooms was the concrete wall of a courtyard.
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A crowd gathered in the apartment courtyard, and the officers tried to maintain order.
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The property will reopen with more windows, a courtyard, a spa and a pool.
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Crossing a small courtyard, you reach the front door, which opens to the foyer.
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The hotel's tropical courtyard is worth lingering in to appreciate the soft classical music.
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The preserved history and architecture are fascinating, and the courtyard is a transportive delight.
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The girl's family lived in one of a group of houses surrounding a courtyard.
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That Sunday morning, security cameras recorded a confrontation in the courtyard, the police said.
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Just outside, a cobblestone courtyard is home to a small fleet of food trucks.
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Outdoor space: The complex has a landscaped courtyard with a reflecting pool and seating.
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They sat in an outdoor courtyard eating tiny meatballs and cockles in tomato sauce.
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I could have stayed all day, and we hadn't even left the first courtyard.
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It's the Courtyard Marriot Virginia Beach Oceanfront and it costs $124-$159 a night.
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A passage from the courtyard outside the master leads to the other street entrance.
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Far worse, the "courtyard" outside our window was a truck service area and garage.
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The property also includes a single-car garage and a storeroom in the courtyard.
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His 1965 Courtyard Houses in Agadir eventually won an Aga Kahn Award for Architecture.
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My solo slender window looked out on an internal courtyard, open to the sky.
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You think you are headed toward a courtyard, and end up in someone's backyard.
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The courtyard is bordered by Pennsylvania wall stone, where visitors are encouraged to linger.
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The clashes also took place in the courtyard and steps of a mosque downtown.
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Two young couples sat on stools in the dirt courtyard of a private home.
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Most people stop in the imposing stone-paved courtyard just to see the mansion.
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Darkness fell and the courtyard swarmed with revelers in floppy hats and floral shirts.
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Around the perimeter of the courtyard were upscale gift shops, staffed by tuxedoed salesmen.
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A view of MoMA galleries from the Sculpture Garden, with visitors in the courtyard.
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His designers and assistants migrated across the courtyard to other sample rooms and ateliers.
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Her 17 grandchildren paced through the complex's flowered courtyard and jumped on her bed.
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Crushed Tecate cans, half-dead glow sticks, and empty Doritos bags littered the courtyard.
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Outside, a pleasant courtyard with a tree that looks as though it might bear fruit.
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By chance, the brewery was hosting a WWE-style luchador wrestling match in its courtyard.
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Each cell block at Al Ha'r includes a courtyard where inmates can enjoy the sunlight.
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Each cell block at Al Ha'r includes a courtyard where inmates can enjoy the sunlight.
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It contains five entrances that open onto a courtyard with a pair of shaft burials.
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Prince Eric's castle, meanwhile, has its own keep and courtyard and at least 10 rooms.
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When she limped into his clinic, Gloria half collapsed against a tree in the courtyard.
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In one corner of the courtyard, a crumbling brick staircase led to a roof terrace.
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"Perfect Crime" had its first Off Broadway performance at the Courtyard Playhouse in Greenwich Village.
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The family's home sits in a small courtyard, the gate flanked by tall rose bushes.
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Or the celebrity offspring-turned-model Hailey Baldwin, using her legs to takeover a courtyard.
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Pictures Golden Globe After Party at the Oasis Courtyard at the Beverly Hilton on Sunday.
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One of those robots will sit within the courtyard during the course of the exhibition.
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It also features an interior courtyard, a three-car garage and a simple swimming pool.
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The cheapest rooms are the classic rooms which, come with a view of the courtyard.
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New Age huckster Deepak Chopra was also there to offer guided meditations in the courtyard.
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The press room overlooks the palace's central courtyard, letting journalists see visitors come and go.
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They play in the halls, in the kitchen, in the courtyard and throughout the facility.
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There is a shared open courtyard where children play and festivals and weddings are celebrated.
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A few boys scurry past the doorway, across the sunny courtyard to the soccer field.
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TV footage showed walls peppered with bullet holes and furniture strewn across the hotel courtyard.
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The guesthouse is past the rear courtyard, which is organized around a second large fountain.
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The middle plate features an outdoor pool that works as an internal courtyard for entertaining.
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The wedding took place at a Persian synagogue near Kew Gardens, in the torchlit courtyard.
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Cover photo: About two dozen detainees were escorted across a courtyard by contract security guards.
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The front door opens to a walled flagstone courtyard, shaded by aspen and cottonwood trees.
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Outside, the gymnasium building opens onto a courtyard with a fire pit and barbecue area.
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The courtyard at the front of the castle was where the Albion ale was produced.
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A lick of color and structural repairs made a huge difference to this courtyard home.
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Grand doors opened and it pulled into a paved courtyard off the Rue de Rivoli.
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As the courtyard was emptying out, I took that as my cue to head home.
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The courtyard bustled with activity, the women keen to get out of their tiny dormitories.
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Three lower-level bedrooms face a small courtyard with stacked stone walls lined with hydrangeas.
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"Wow, it's bleak," Grant said, standing in the courtyard, which was covered in patchy grass.
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To my left is a giant window that opens to a view of the courtyard.
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"Reed River" 20143, in the museum's courtyard, includes over 200 bamboo reeds and Kentucky bluegrass.
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Lido House's rooms frame a central courtyard with a Jacuzzi, saltwater pool and poolside cabanas.
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The courtyard and servant in the traditional house behind him are rendered sharp and clear.
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The boy was found in a rear courtyard and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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The courtyard-style property has professionally landscaped gardens, two stone fountains and a swimming pool.
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A large lawn surrounding the swimming pool extends from the west side of the courtyard.
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The room opens to a central courtyard, 24-by-25 feet, lined with tumbled marble.
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Indeed, Mr. Fisher's grandfather's prayer shawl covered the top of the huppah in the courtyard.
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The southern courtyard, formerly a loud space with poor acoustics, used to house a restaurant.
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Tourists aren't showing up to see the celebrity handprints in the Chinese Theater's cement courtyard.
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The pool was beautiful, and there was a back courtyard that was lovely as well.
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She spoke to a handsome boy in a courtyard and was respected by his mother.
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Officer Mulkeen chased Mr. Williams and they grappled in a dark courtyard behind a building.
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French doors lead to a walled courtyard with a garden, a fountain and a firepit.
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The courtyard of the building has no roof to let in natural light and air.
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Unspeakable things happen at the Courtyard Inn when I'm alone with the complimentary body lotion.
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Vajdahunyad Castle in Budapest was used for the inner courtyard of the wizard Stregobor's house.
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It also has glass doors that open to a third courtyard, with a central fountain.
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But the slaughterhouse is now deserted, the sun casting harsh shadows on its empty courtyard.
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In the Mill Brook courtyard, there was no hiding the evidence of Mr. Lawrence's murder.
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The enclosed courtyard, seen here, separated the main house from the garage and guest unit.
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Security protections already in place prevented the shooter from entering the building from the courtyard.
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Our back courtyard shares open space with the grocery store's air vents and cooling system.
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The board should keep the courtyard free of pigeon droppings in case an inspector returns.
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Instead, he preferred to hang out with his friends on the courtyard to play soccer.
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I climbed back down Vessel to join the crowds that had gathered in the courtyard.
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The courtyard was a cross between a playground for giant Nanas and a scrap yard.
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An ice-cream truck, Stephen F. Frostin', parks in the courtyard for occasional sweets service.
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I didn't perform tawaf and I would zip through the courtyard of the Grand Mosque.
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Downy beds and local Steadfast Coffee and pastries served in the courtyard encourage lazy mornings.
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Opposite the kitchen, a shaded courtyard with six svelte hotel rooms surrounds a long pool.
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The Estates also have three pools, a dog park and a courtyard with art installations.
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Hundreds of men were outside in the courtyard with their hands secured behind their backs.
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The yellowing pages of maps, calligraphy, or courtyard drawings betray few hints of anything nefarious.
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The first impressionThe roomOn-site amenitiesWhat&aposs nearbyWhat others sayWhat you need to knowThe bottom lineBook the Courtyard by Marriott Isla Verde Beach Resort starting at $193 per nightKeep reading to see why I was so impressed by the Courtyard Isla Verde Beach Resort.
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A massive courtyard gave children and teachers outdoor access, while still creating a safe play space.
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Take lunch outside into the courtyard on a sunny day and pretend you're vacationing in Europe.
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Drizzle patters down on the concrete of the courtyard that stretches out in front of us.
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The brick-paved courtyard offers ample space for an outdoor dining table and areas to entertain.
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The two-bedroom staff suite is separated by a small courtyard and has its own garden.
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A pink-accented courtyard restaurant and lobby bar make it a staple for the fashion set.
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The courtyard of the palace features a statue of King Frederick V dating back to 1771.
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Thanks to the home's unique "U" shape, there's a central, brick-paved courtyard with a pool.
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Inside the compound, the Green Berets stationed unwounded Afghan commandos around the perimeter of the courtyard.
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At Marriott, a night is still a night, whether it's at a Courtyard or a Ritz.
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A large laundry room — which shares a courtyard with the apartments, is also on this level.
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A window overlooking a courtyard has molecular structures scribbled over it in pink and green marker.
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Grimpel said the pair's bodies were found on the second-floor landing of the hotel's courtyard.
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I am also a big fan of the courtyard and the piano bar at Pat O'Brien's!
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Thank you HRH The Prince of Wales for spending time with everyone at The Courtyard today.
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Then we walk around our apartment building with T. — there's an indoor courtyard with a garden.
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Floods in Paris, footbridge in front of the main courtyard of the Palais Bourbon, January 1910.
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That December, local health records show, someone contacted authorities to report odd activity in the courtyard.
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The ceremony began with prayers and singing under a tent put up in the church courtyard.
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Mid-scale brands like Courtyard are Marriott's fastest-growing segment in Asia Pacific, the company said.
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The press room currently overlooks the palace's central courtyard, letting journalists see visitors coming and going.
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The house was bright blue, with a courtyard that had turned muddy from steady rain overnight.
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The garage holds four cars, though there is additional room for parking in the gated courtyard.
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Residents will enter the building from the courtyard after arriving via a portal on Vestry Street.
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In the building's courtyard, sprinkled with blossoms, a toddler loaded pebbles into his toy dump truck.
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The hotel's focal point, and most Instagrammable spot by a mile, was the seasonally-decorated courtyard.
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The two bodies are expected to hold sessions in parallel, separated by an ornate cobblestone courtyard.
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Sometime later, they returned, wheeling a coffin out through the courtyard, past the mothers and children.
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Off the kitchen is a glass-ceilinged dining area with French doors opening onto a courtyard.
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Fixer-upper The program has stringent rules regarding which courtyard homes are eligible for the program.
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The pantry opens to the courtyard so as to make the kitchen easily accessible to caterers.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: In addition to the side courtyard, there's an upstairs terrace off the master bathroom.
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Among the improvements made: A courtyard used for storing garbage was converted into a community room.
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The largest is the House of the Faun, named after the statue in the front courtyard.
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In the back courtyard of the castle is a greenhouse that's sometimes rented out for weddings.
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The shooting happened in the courtyard of a building across the street from an elementary school.
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The home has more than 20 skylights, a landscaped courtyard, and multiple terraces overlooking the ocean.
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Each architect will propose a structure to be installed inside PS1's outdoor courtyard in 2019.
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From the matching black leather jackets to the courtyard make-out sesh, the lust is palpable.
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Across the courtyard is a quaint, dilapidated building, which the Franceschettis call "la ferme" (the farm).
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Tom Brady is a Peloton bike in the middle of a succulent-lined courtyard in Sedona.
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They stopped in the courtyard, struck by a giant bronze head, a model of Michelangelo's David.
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He was intent upon setting up a cheap plastic bowling set in that magical cobblestone courtyard.
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Plus, an outpost of the wildly popular Satan's Coffee Corner is just off the entry courtyard.
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The kitchen and living and dining rooms all have French doors that open to the courtyard.
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Walk through the main courtyard up to a terrace with candlelit tables and scattered rose petals.
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He now lives in a small room in the courtyard of the main synagogue in Tbilisi.
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OUTDOOR SPACE In addition to the private garden, the home has access to a shared courtyard.
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Among other animals, she owns two cows, which lounge in her courtyard under an electric fan.
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The courtyard was packed and people were spilling into the street, on their phones, looking anxious.
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Installed in the winter-bare garden of an ancient arcaded courtyard were vertical braziers holding firewood.
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Like other features of high-density living, Via's courtyard plays with distinctions between private and public.
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At the slightly less luxurious Courtyard by Marriott Nassau Downtown, you'll still pay $270 per night.
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There are scores of courtyard temples, houses and other structures, including a wooden tower from Nanjing.
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Twenty-foot-tall glass panes face the outdoor courtyard, letting natural daylight into the exhibition halls.
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Our 150-square-foot standard room, set in the back of a leafy courtyard, felt cramped.
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An arched doorway opposite the fireplace opens to a Juliet balcony overlooking the brick-paved courtyard.
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After living in a tiny room overlooking a courtyard with trash cans, Ms. Sisti craved light.
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The man found beneath the castle's courtyard had been buried with a sword and two knives.
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The teenager played basketball with friends at Crotona Park and in the courtyard behind his building.
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Now the offices are closed, shattered glass litters a dusty courtyard and the steel is rusted.
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Oceana Lobster Cart, courtyard beside the restaurant, 120 West 49th Street (Seventh Avenue), 11:30 a.m.
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In the empty space between two other buildings, they built a small courtyard with patio seats.
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They're generously sized with Courtyard and Bay View rooms totaling 500 square feet and include balconies.
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And Wood remains forever stylish and insouciant in the courtyard of the Museum of Modern Art.
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The courtyard garden is profuse and untamed, with tangles of ivy and roses, foxgloves and lupines.
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A grand foyer with double-height ceilings opens to a central courtyard with direct water views.
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Built in the 18th century around a central courtyard, the school was formerly a Capuchin monastery.
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There's Piaf and Simone on the soundtrack, and tables run along the edges of the courtyard.
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There is a cobblestone-lined pea-gravel driveway and entrance courtyard, in addition to two garages.
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Sometimes the gathering will begin or end in the courtyard, and there must always be Champagne.
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The headquarters have a large courtyard, but reaching it requires someone to pass through the building.
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There was a large tree at the center of the courtyard that had recently turned yellow.
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But inside, there's a leafy courtyard ringed by ateliers, one of which is blazing with light.
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A staircase extends into the enclosed courtyard, replacing the long platform where slaves were once auctioned.
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The whole structure — the gabled roofs, the Edwardian columns and the inner courtyard garden were decimated.
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Diana leaps into the courtyard on the floor below, while the men get dragged behind her.
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They sit at long tables in a high-ceilinged courtyard with sweeping vistas of the city.
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In Nouakchott's wealthy Tevragh Zeina neighborhood, dozens of voters queued calmly in a dusty school courtyard.
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The double back porch was rebuilt and enclosed with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the courtyard.
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Hundreds of sand-colored interlocking discs surround an expansive courtyard and a newly restored royal palace.
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We've planned on closing the night at the Kasich party, at the Courtyard Marriott in Concord.
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This is a shot of Brienne and Pod training in what looks like the courtyard of Winterfell.
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They were hanging from an iron grill used as a ventilator in the home's courtyard, investigators added.
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A corpse, wrapped in plastic, apparently dumped in the enclosed courtyard area outside his flat's front door.
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Four monumental Smiths are installed outside in the Annenberg Courtyard, and many more dot the main galleries.
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Illuminated by a cellphone, he and Billy looked out into the yawning darkness of the empty courtyard.
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Enter from the street through a shaded courtyard path, past a quaint pond filled with koi fish.
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"Rose III," an eight-meter tall sculpture of a flower, will occupy Hauser Wirth & Schimmel's central courtyard.
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A bomb attack on a crowd in a hospital courtyard in the city of Quetta on Aug.
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With a tomb inside the courtyard of her home, Ly said she would "rather live with ghosts".
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Inside the courtyard, illuminated letters scroll down the building from all four sides and in numerous places.
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The Marriott Courtyard Philadelphia, for example, is advertising rooms for $989 a night, triple its normal rate.
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One shows a scholar reading in a large empty courtyard where a bronze Holocaust memorial was installed.
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There were some great things, but all the good things could have fit into the museum's courtyard.
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So we ate dinner in the courtyard at a restaurant that had spilled out into the alley.
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One recent evening, flocks of warbling swallows rose and fell in unison over the mosque's ancient courtyard.
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A gated courtyard on the side has space for several vehicles and the addition of a guardhouse.
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Mr. Carter gave his speech on Thursday in the Pentagon's courtyard before the heads of the services.
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There was a strange, sewage-like smell in the eerily empty courtyard leading to the mall's entrance.
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I stood with Aravena during a recess, when dozens of students were running around in the courtyard.
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My window opened to a quiet courtyard, and the air-conditioning was powerful, a rarity in France.
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My neighbor across the courtyard had bought a new TV and he was watching the same channel.
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She is now allowed to go to the courtyard, sometimes for two to three hours a day.
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One of the bedrooms has an adjoining dressing room and a private entrance from the side courtyard.
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The property features 44 guest rooms including two suites, a river-view restaurant, and two courtyard patios.
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Sando and Lupe began by building a fire on the covered porch that encircled the hacienda's courtyard.
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"We can see how each courtyard home functioned from the way it is laid out," Li explains.
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Wang Xiaofeng, a teacher in her fifties who works in Beijing, renovated her courtyard home in 2015.
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While there will be many ways to enter, only a few paths will access the central courtyard.
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The guest quarters, which have a living area and a kitchen, can be reached from the courtyard.
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An effete noble enjoys fresh fruit in a tiled courtyard near the soothing rills of a fountain.
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French doors here open to a wrought-iron balcony with steps down to the back brick courtyard.
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Amid palms and manicured cypress trees is a series of terraces, leading to lawns and courtyard areas.
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One photograph not in the exhibition shows the courtyard of the famous Temple of Horus at Edfu.
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In keeping with this ethos, they'll be throwing an Epic Carnival this Saturday in the gallery's courtyard.
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Courtyard currently operates 63 hotels across Europe aimed at business travelers, the company said in a statement.
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As you approach the far end of the courtyard, however, a sign urges quiet and noise fades.
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Next door was a makeshift prison and torture center, where plastic handcuffs were scattered in a courtyard.
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The regime had snipers all around and one guy in the courtyard got shot in the head.
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Arusha, Tanzania — Kasiva Mutua carefully unpacks her drums, placing them on the paving stones of a courtyard.
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He worriedly whispered the news to his wife, who swept their daughters out of the church courtyard.
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"We used to just meet in the courtyard, but had to sit on separate benches," Antonia said.
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The entry is on the main floor, through a semicircular foyer that looks out into the courtyard.
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Behind a tranquil gravel courtyard lined with bamboo, scope weird and wonderful cacti in a translucent greenhouse.
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He wanted a courtyard where people talked to one another, not a silent office for remote workers.
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On an airless Saturday night in the summer of 2012, Ricks stepped outside into the Wentworth courtyard.
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The fourth billboard, "Mall Culture," depicts the four band members in a courtyard of suburban Westland mall.
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I am very lucky to have two large windows with natural light that open onto a courtyard.
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The courtyard, enclosed by a pastel pink wall, will become a year-round greenhouse and seating area.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The 0.28-acre property is large for the neighborhood and includes a patio and courtyard.
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Fortunately the table was in a courtyard, so the sound just floated up through a carrotwood tree.
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"The worst thing is to book a room and get a view of the courtyard," he said.
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Entry-level Executive Rooms measure a generous 377 square feet and offer side street or courtyard views.
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Wood doors open to a large courtyard with a lily pond and several seating and dining areas.
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Do make reservations for breakfast, another delicious, drawn-out meal, served, in warm weather, in the courtyard.
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Outside, golf cart–sized air conditioning units torn from the roof lay facedown in the courtyard pool.
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Follow the hipsters toward the graffiti-plastered walls of the factory's inner courtyard and take your pick.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: There is a man across the courtyard whom I watch through his window.
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Over the years, she's made friends with residents, striking up conversations in the lobby and the courtyard.
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The pumps hum, the water gurgles, and the whole thing makes the sound of a courtyard fountain.
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Stop into the designer Sophie Oemus's one-and-only shop, set in a courtyard below her atelier.
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She had a solar lantern the size of a hockey puck in her courtyard, soaking up rays.
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There are benches and tables in the courtyard at Berkshire Green, a co-op in Elmhurst, Queens.
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You have Arya coming in to that courtyard, wandering around her old home, and she finds Brienne.
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The castle, of course, still stands, and, in the middle, there is an abundant, almost magical courtyard.
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I go to the showers and have to pass through and insane courtyard party in my towel.
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His shelters often have an outside courtyard where people who have broken rules are told to sleep.
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To the side was a midcentury modern-style rounded bar that led out to a tranquil courtyard.
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To the left is a dining room with a covered terrace that extends into the courtyard beyond.
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Hussam Ghaboura shovels the rubble inside his small inner courtyard in the former rebel town of Douma.
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If they went out into the courtyard, he would scream that they were trying to run away.
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Safe on a high second floor, we saw the plants in our inner courtyard floating on water.
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Public access is threaded through a courtyard that has been opened in the center of the complex.
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The courtyard garden had statues of Buddha and sacred elephants that were overgrown with bamboo and bougainvillea.
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The rear of the L-shaped building will include an outdoor courtyard designed by Future Green Studio.
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Occupying the entire building across the courtyard is an atelier for glazing and firing, with three kilns.
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The blast collapsed a row of buildings around the courtyard and caused horrific injuries to nearby victims.
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It includes a balcony that offers views of the cathedral and overlooks the home's lush central courtyard.
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One Saturday this fall, she placed her plants (including a jade) on a table in the courtyard.
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A single large room with a granite-and-stainless-steel kitchen, it overlooks the courtyard and river.
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Between these rooms is a dining area with a wall of glass overlooking a back courtyard area.
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In its design, the club's interior courtyard allows for clear sightlines on almost every entrance and exit.
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She describes a stranger's hand grazing the reader's own, as we pass each other in a courtyard.
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Immediately to the right of the foyer is a three-season unheated sun porch with courtyard views.
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He remodeled a house — a grand Mexican hacienda with big wooden doors, a fountain and a courtyard.
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Flanked by the military's top commanders, Maduro strolled through a courtyard filled with thousands of uniformed troops.
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In a far corner of a courtyard, she hides tiny handmade sculptures carefully placed on the ground.
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The stand of sycamores in its extensive courtyard are 0003 years old, said Farhat Aliev, the mosque guide.
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Dozens of worshippers prayed and received communion, and then gathered around the traditional bonfire in the church's courtyard.
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I saw him sitting on a bench in the courtyard one day and threw a snowball at him.
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I walk across the courtyard, where an anti-DNC march is about to start on South Penn Square.
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Block spotted a couple in a courtyard and ordered the two to put their hands in the air.
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He was thought to be living in two walled courtyard homes at the end of a long alley.
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Maldonado, too, tried to run, but there was Mateen, weapon at his side, moving out into the courtyard.
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They would also mask the bland courtyard facade, which was never intended to be seen by the public.
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Cotton ball–sized fluff from poplar trees rolled over the grass in the courtyard of our apartment building.
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The terrace will also be linked to a courtyard garden on the ground floor, just beyond the lobby.
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Each artist received a former cell or some space in the garden and courtyard to show their work.
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Standing in the Silliman courtyard, he was surrounded by students demanding that he apologize for his wife's email.
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The bedrooms have windows facing the private courtyard, a design choice meant to increase privacy and decrease noise.
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I eat outside in the courtyard to force myself not to look at my monitor for 30 minutes.
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In the courtyard outside the studio his paintings stand in the sun, to be viewed by passers-by.
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A courtyard with bamboo plants leads to the main doors of the villa, which open to a foyer.
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The breezy central courtyard, littered with trash and flies, was packed with soldiers on breaks, smoking and chatting.
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Each year, a duck visits the courtyard of Thompson Health in upstate New York to lay her eggs.
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I bumped into Patti Smith in the courtyard restaurant at the Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles last winter.
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You'd spend evenings there, listening to music in the courtyard, talking and exchanging opinions with juniors and seniors.
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Upon breaching MoMA PS1's large concrete walls, you find yourself in a courtyard presented with several options.
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This dream house would be very open with a courtyard in the middle with lots of native plants.
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Justice Minister Nicole Belloubet said a helicopter landed in a courtyard, which was not covered by any nets.
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Spend time in the lovely courtyard or in the elegant bar with its exposed stones and medieval mural.
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In a courtyard, under an orange-tree sapling, he found Haf assembling roadside bombs from cooking-gas cylinders.
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The freshman says he likes to start most of his days out studying in Michigan's Angell Hall Courtyard.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: In addition to the back courtyard, there's a roof deck with park, city and water views.
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The front entrance opens onto a large outdoor courtyard with a fountain planted with trees and flowering bushes.
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The house underwent structural repairs to its rooftop, walls, doors, windows and the western part of the courtyard.
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Nearby, Mr. Rubchinskiy's show was about to begin, in the sun-dappled courtyard of a former tobacco factory.
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Baba Seva's apartment was on the second floor of a white five-story building off a leafy courtyard.
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I met Ms. Occhipinti in the courtyard of her winery, not far from the historic city of Ragusa.
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The red-tiled roof, interior courtyard spaces, arched windows and white stucco create a distinct Mission Revival look.
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The courtyard next to his apartment was, he recalled, a gathering place for visiting musicians, writers and artists.
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Puhaindran's wish list, opens the kitchen to the courtyard — and seals it to prevent downpours from seeping in.
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"I went out in the courtyard afterwards, and there was this girl out there asking "is she gone?
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There is parking for an additional 20 cars in a rear courtyard and a helicopter landing pad nearby.
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That there was a whole palace, complete with gardens and a courtyard, dedicated to storing the royal wardrobe?
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Doors open to the gardens and a courtyard with stone archways, cast-iron railings and a tiled floor.
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"It was really nice for the price," said Mr. Bazyluk of their one-bedroom apartment overlooking the courtyard.
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A glass box with four movable segments of flooring on vertical tracks now occupies a former courtyard space.
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The adjacent dining room has double glass doors that open to a patio resembling a tiny interior courtyard.
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It features classic Moorish Andalusian architecture with a glassed-in courtyard restaurant, glazed tiles and terra-cotta brick.
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The public spaces — the bar, the courtyard garden, the restaurant — are full of good-looking locals and tourists.
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The tiled courtyard at the entrance resembles an underwater forest; the roof terrace has chimneys shaped like helmets.
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Though the initial blast left a crater in the embassy courtyard, the building was not damaged, officials said.
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I was reminded of that episode recently as a ventilation duct was being built in my building's courtyard.
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The largest bedroom on this level has an attached sitting room and access to a private outdoor courtyard.
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But here Mr. Pei reshaped it into a building of crisp, angular forms set around a triangular courtyard.
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Oranges grow in the courtyard, even though the climate prevents them from growing anywhere else in the valley.
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The reading took place in a courtyard and the other readers were Barry Schwabsky, Matvei Yakelevich, and myself.
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We waited in a sunny courtyard with four young Belgians and locals in colorful wraps and billowing robes.
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Ask Real Estate Q. My apartment on the top floor of a Brooklyn co-op faces a courtyard.
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Two teak-accented buildings enclosed a marble courtyard, amid orange trees, terraced pools and a grand ocean view.
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Natural light now streams in from the newly built interior courtyard, once a salon once used for events.
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Mr. Mudra fondly recalled playing pickup baseball in an apartment courtyard with Mr. Brown when they were young.
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The conservationists will next attempt to remove the floor of the courtyard to access the house's lower level.
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Sometimes, park view or balconied rooms may cost more than standard rooms, but interior courtyard rooms usually don't.
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Once her son recovered, he went right back to selling in the courtyard, she said, despite her pleas.
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In June, a "senior prank day" at a California high school included a swastika scrawled in the courtyard.
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The house does have a central courtyard and, inside, a horse stable turned ballroom, courtesy of Alva Vanderbilt.
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OUTDOOR SPACE Two entrances from a snaking brick wall along the road lead to a courtyard in front.
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Once there, they were forced to stand for hours in the frigid courtyard before eventually being let inside.
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Metal scraps and junk line the dirty brick courtyard at the heart of the family's two-room home.
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The spot's discreet courtyard location evokes a secret clubhouse where the city's art world and fashionistas hang out.
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From the hallways to the lobby and courtyard, it seemed there were always groundskeepers tidying up the place.
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After buying the smaller house next door and opening up a courtyard between the two, the construction began.
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The sound of clanging metal rang through the courtyard as a construction crew assembled white security tents outside.
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The courtyard has been raised and paved with 10,100 porcelain tiles bearing geometric patterns designed by Ms. Levete.
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I told the bot that I prefer Marriott hotels, and it included a Courtyard Marriott within my budget.
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Gazing out to sea, a 220-foot female Buddha stands in the courtyard of the Linh Ung Pagoda.
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The main level features a large living and dining area with French doors that open to a courtyard.
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The largest draw for this Courtyard location is arguably the beach, which lived up to my high expectations.
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Strolling the quiet streets, this visitor was pleasantly surprised to come across Ezo, tucked in a residential courtyard.
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Sermons, including from Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, are broadcast on a big TV in the courtyard.
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I stayed one night in a grand former Franciscan monastery, where my room overlooked a tranquil arcaded courtyard.
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They had planned to serve dinner al fresco in the courtyard of a downtown Los Angeles test kitchen.
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The lush scent of plumeria wafts from the courtyard, where a Piranesi-inspired mural overlooks a turquoise pool.
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An artillery shell exploded in his courtyard and Mr. Khan ordered his family of six to pack up.
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A guesthouse facing the pool courtyard has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a tea station in the entry.
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The people drew their water by hand from shallow wells usually located in a common, packed-dirt courtyard.
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The building, which was constructed in the 1930s, has multiple entrances with a shared courtyard and roof terraces.
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They chatted and gestured in the leafy courtyard of the French-colonial era Metropole hotel, before returning indoors.
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The explosion blasted out the front windows and blew the leaves off a citrus tree in the courtyard.
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