Torres said mobile homes could help alleviate the shortage, but many parks are in disrepair and loans for mobile homes are more expensive than mortgages.
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Orange County issued a mandatory evacuation for all mobile homes.
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Twisters toppled mobile homes and left debris strewn for acres.
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Mobile homes are being installed, and new arrivals appear almost daily.
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Mobile homes, however, are considered too fragile to offer enough protection.
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Mobile homes are no longer just a necessity for the poor.
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Mobile homes were not just destroyed, they were shredded to scrap.
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In the modern day, that means apartment buildings and mobile homes.
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A street of mobile homes in Plantation Island south of Everglades City.
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Over 120 residents living mostly in mobile homes and travel trailers were displaced.
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Despite their names, mobile homes are actually difficult to move for most people.
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But toughened construction and installation regulations for mobile homes also played a role.
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There is also an old convent, some prefab buildings, and mobile homes. The
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Mobile homes, even those secured by the required steel bands, have less resilience.
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FEMA officials are also reportedly considering using mobile homes to house evacuees in Texas.
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In addition, he ordered all residents of mobile homes in the county to evacuate.
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The fire sparked a small grass fire, which briefly threatened six nearby mobile homes.
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In this trailer park, it's common for mobile homes to cost millions of dollars.
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The third-strongest correlation among hundreds of variables tested: the preponderance of mobile homes.
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Pictures show mobile homes toppled, some torn apart, with debris strewn around the area.
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The standards were credited with helping many mobile homes survive Hurricane Irma in 2017.
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Some mobile homes were listed for sale in Santa Rosa for more than $150,000.
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FEMA officials also are weighing other options such as mobile homes should the need arise.
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Residents clear debris in their mobile homes in Plantation Island, just south of Everglades City.
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"But for people on the ground in these aging mobile homes, things have gotten worse."
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Paradise Cove is a trailer park known for its exclusivity and million-dollar mobile homes.
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"We are always worried about trees falling on manufactured homes and mobile homes," he said.
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Tiny houses are in vogue, but not mobile homes, which have been around a while.
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Overall activeness score: 53.6What they do: Move or set up mobile homes or premade buildings.
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The result was widespread destruction, including damaged apartments and houses, overturned mobile homes, and uprooted trees.
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Winds ripped off the facade of a restaurant in Findlay and heavily damaged several mobile homes.
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Residents face a particularly dire situation in Texas because of the prevalence of mobile homes there.
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Sky Hallmon, an emergency official with the county, said several homes and mobile homes were damaged.
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Sheela and her inner circle lived in a complex of three adjoining, customized, deluxe mobile homes.
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Poor people also already live in mobile homes, though no one applauds them for their ingenuity.
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Others are doing the same, or living elsewhere in mobile homes as they wait to rebuild.
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We see endless arrays of sun-stunned tract and mobile homes, with the occasional human figure.
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In Camber Sands, Sussex, mobile homes were upturned and destroyed by the 84 mile per hour winds.
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Kenny Crippen, 65, clears debris from his mobile homes in Plantation Island, Florida, south of Everglades City.
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Mobile homes are significantly cheaper than traditional homes, costing less than half the price per square foot.
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Miami-Dade County ordered people out of mobile homes, barrier islands and other parts of the area.
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And then there's this report from a census worker: There was a cluster of mobile homes, all Hispanic.
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Residents clear debris from their mobile homes after they're able to safely survey the damage from the storm.
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Over six feet of storm surge, consisting of mud and water, had infiltrated a neighborhood of mobile homes.
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An 11th reported tornado touched down in Clinton, Iowa, where "mobile homes [were] blown over," the NWS said.
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The Ukrainian company wants to create mobile homes that can be made anywhere and are completely self-powered.
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It was hard to tell that their sprawling, luxurious living quarters had ever been just three mobile homes.
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"Most people here, this is all they had," said Daniel O'Brien, 53, who lost two rental mobile homes.
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Related: Here's a $30,000 Doghouse Mobile Homes: The Millennial Edition Awesome Architecture GIFs Channel Tetris And Bend Reality
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The town was a haven for residents who were elderly or retired, many of them in mobile homes.
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Federal bureaucrats shelled out for half a billion dollar's worth of mobile homes that were never even used.
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About one-third of Florida's roughly 33,000 mobile homes were installed to current code, according to industry data.
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But in other directions, the trees and shrubs turn abruptly to tract housing, mobile homes, and unattached homes.
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He opted for fold-down bunk beds for the grandchildren and used window units typically found in mobile homes.
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And when they emerged from their hiding places, they saw overturned cars, debris and scores of damaged mobile homes.
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The agency's disaster assistance has taken on several forms that range from direct financial compensation to temporary mobile homes.
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In the South, there are more mobile homes, so tornadoes don't have to be as strong to cause deaths.
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The pair described flimsily built mobile homes, with only two or three rooms, which shook when the wind blew.
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More than 300 residents live in tiny RV mobile homes or brick houses placed neatly around the golf course.
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Blackstone, meanwhile, is moving on — to e-commerce warehouses, mobile homes, student housing and affordable housing around the world.
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The trafficking ring used mobile homes, minibuses and cars to smuggle migrants into Germany, a federal police statement said.
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The standards were devised after Hurricane Andrew struck Florida in 1992, uprooting thousands of mobile homes like tin cans.
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The fire ripped through more than a dozen mobile homes and tore across the street, setting an ammunition shop ablaze.
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France-based ECG, which provides mobile homes to vacationers, raked in 230 million euros ($284.8 million) in revenue last year.
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In New Mexico, it is not uncommon for a couple to buy several mobile homes as they live their life.
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Of the county's residents, about 21 percent live in mobile homes, many of which were wrecked in the 2700 mph winds.
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That would have brought winds strong enough to destroy mobile homes, uproot large trees, and rip the roofs right off buildings.
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McCrory flew over the town and saw water up to and over the roofs of houses and mobile homes, he said.
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Collier County Government Public Information Coordinator Kate Albers said the county knew about the damage to the mobile homes and trailers.
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"Our selection criteria currently include only recession-resilient deals, such as mobile homes, affordable housing or skilled nursing facilities," he said.
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When our delegation reached the rocky plain of Muzdalifa, we were ushered into a women-only compound akin to mobile homes.
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Our homestead was at onetime six houses or mobile homes in a small clearing amid a forest of towering pine trees.
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Florida has almost 230,000 mobile homes, more than any other state, and they were considered especially vulnerable during Hurricane Irma's rampage.
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"The movement started because people were building these adorable little cabins, and they were so obviously not mobile homes," Giffin said.
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Shelley Mack, 58, moved into one of several mobile homes housed inside the warehouse in October 2014, paying $700 a month.
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Among the damage that was expected to trail Hurricane Harvey: downed walls and power lines, roofless businesses and unanchored mobile homes.
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When the howling winds subsided, the landscape across the Southeast was dotted with overturned cars, debris and scores of damaged mobile homes.
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But while investors have seen profits expand, many of the 22 million Americans living in mobile homes feel they've been left behind.
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The tally rose from 80 homes as firefighters began going through neighborhoods to count houses and mobile homes incinerated by the blaze.
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Buccaneer Estates is a retirement community where seniors own their own mobile homes, but rent the land where the home is located.
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But today, most of Ireland's 30,000 travellers live in houses permanently or reside in halting sites, especially built to accommodate mobile homes.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy is looking to establish new energy conservation standards for these mobile homes.
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The Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park in Malibu, California is a trailer park known for its exclusivity and multimillion-dollar mobile homes.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy on Tuesday floated new test procedures for these manufactured, or mobile, homes.
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She's not alone: 14 other people on her road, spread across four mobile homes, were forced to stay behind too, she said.
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Smuggling networks rent houses or mobile homes, cover the windows and begin cycling migrants through dwellings that often are filthy and packed.
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The missing data included information about whether the homes were single-family residences, rental units or mobile homes owned by someone else.
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Several barns were destroyed and mobile homes were damaged in Daviess County, Kentucky, but no injuries were reported, emergency management officials said.
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In Taylor County, there were voluntary evacuations for those in coastal zones and beach communities, mobile homes, RV parks and low-lying areas.
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Miami-Dade and Broward Counties are under voluntary evacuation orders, though those who live in mobile homes are strongly advised to do evacuate.
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In Arizona, mobile homes are considered personal property and can be auctioned off as soon as tax payments are late, according to Newsweek.
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Usually, with prefab or mobile homes, units are manufactured in an off-site factory and then shipped to their final location, Loomis said.
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Though mobile homes aren't often associated with high price tags, in this park, it's not uncommon for them to cost millions of dollars.
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Miami-Dade and Broward Counties are under voluntary evacuation orders, though those who live in mobile homes are strongly advised to do so.
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For 35 years, he hauled mobile homes in Severn, N.C., until kidney failure from a contaminated well got him fixated on moving West.
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The Manufactured Housing Institute, an industry group, says that mobile homes, when properly installed, are as safe as traditional homes in a storm.
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A nearby trailer park has filled up with tech employees, some of whom have Teslas parked in front of their modest, mobile homes.
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In the hills overlooking Jannah, Andrade Gutierrez has set up dozens of mobile homes for its engineers in the picturesque mountain village of Kartaba.
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Mobile homes were tossed on their sides and ripped open, their contents strewn over a ravaged landscape littered with debris and gnarled, uprooted trees.
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It continues even as state and federal officials work to launch temporary shelter programs, including the delivery of temporary mobile homes and rental vouchers.
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Roofs ripped off: CNN's team in Key Largo saw some areas devastated by the storm, with roofs torn off mobile homes in one neighborhood.
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He also met Wright, who had gone from working at a meatpacking plant to selling mobile homes to house the influx of new immigrants.
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The department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy announced Thursday it is looking to establish new energy conservation standards for these mobile homes.
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And it recently received mobile homes paid for by Switzerland, painted blue and white, so monitors could spend the night in more remote locations.
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Some counties in Florida told residents of barrier islands, mobile homes and low-lying areas to be ready to flee in the coming days.
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The city is working to provide them with better temporary lodging, such as mobile homes, before the permanent relocation scheme gets underway, he added.
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In Bay County, where Panama City is located, about 103,600 residences — 13.5 percent of all housing units — are mobile homes, according to government data.
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In the months after the storm, the Federal Emergency Management Agency provided to Bay County 810 travel trailers, direct lease properties, and mobile homes.
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The Camp Fire killed more than 85 people, destroyed over 14,600 houses, mobile homes and other housing units, according to California's Department of Finance.
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To the north, a community of mobile homes was in ruins, and trees leaned on the power lines that electrify this chain of islands.
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The Ukrainian military was expecting 33 Humvees equipped as ambulances, water purifying equipment and so-called containerized housing units, or mobile homes for soldiers.
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It would strip away multiple mortgage-lending protections, especially for buyers of manufactured homes (aka mobile homes), who are likely to face higher costs.
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Cyclists pass destroyed mobile homes in an RV park after a tornado touched down during Hurricane Dorian in Emerald Isle, North Carolina, Sept. 6.
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When government auctions personal property (such as mobile homes) to pay unpaid property taxes, Arizona law returns the extra profits to the former owner.
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Politicians seem to be drawn to red lines the way tornados are drawn to mobile homes, and the results are just about the same.
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The counties also have a consistent history of voting for segregationists, and have an above average percentage of its residents living in mobile homes.
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Of the 20033 or so mobile homes in Sunshine Acres and the surrounding area, 15 were leveled in the storms, Adel Mayor Buddy Duke said.
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About 1003 of the reported 28 injured were staying at the Prairie View RV Park where high winds overturned some campers and damaged mobile homes.
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After Hurricane Katrina struck New Orleans in 2005, FEMA bought thousands of mobile homes for people left homeless, but the program was plagued by problems.
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He highlights how Google, unlike Apple, is able to display the shapes of individual buildings and even smaller structures like tool sheds and mobile homes.
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First Irma slammed into the Florida Keys on Sunday morning as a Category 4 hurricane, ripping roofs off mobile homes and littering roads with debris.
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One proposal drawing interest in Napa is to allow people with destroyed houses permission to temporarily live in mobile homes or RVs on their properties.
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This is the first in 12 years, for more than 100,000 residents of mobile homes, barrier islands and other areas, according to The Miami Herald.
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Track the severe storms here Mountainburg Mayor Neal Moon told CNN several homes and mobile homes were "completely gone" and many others sustained extensive damage.
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Ator's home on the outskirts of Odessa was a corrugated metal shack along a dirt road surrounded by trailers, mobile homes and oil pump jacks.
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The ideal conditions do not include dust mites the size of tumbleweeds (or, for the Land artists out there, tumbleweeds the size of mobile homes).
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The Category 4 storm with sustained winds of 130 miles per hour took most mobile homes, toppling gas station pumps and splitting trees in two.
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MOBILE HOMES Vladimir de Fontenay's feature stars Imogen Poots as a single, homeless mother who hustles to get by with her 278-year-old son.
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In Florida, at least seven counties issued mandatory evacuations for some residents, including those in mobile homes, on barrier islands and in low-lying areas.
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In Florida, at least seven counties issued mandatory evacuations for some residents, including those in mobile homes, on barrier islands and in low-lying areas.
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Many mobile homes were shredded, some well-known older buildings and restaurants — Snapper's in Key Largo, the Rainbow Bend Resort in Grassy Key — were devastated.
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Mobile homes -- Trailers are light and will easily topple in strong winds, so they are one of the worst places to be during a tornado.
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Cover: Homeless encampment, RV, tents and mobile homes can be seen near Guadalupe River in San Jose, California, United States on Wednesday, November 27, 2019.
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While the county is below Alabama's average poverty rate, at nearly 18 percent, about 16.3 percent of all occupied housing units there are mobile homes.
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Five people remained missing Monday from Sunshine Acres, a community of about 21 mobile homes some 200 miles south of Atlanta, Adel Mayor Buddy Duke said.
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The Camp Fire killed more than 85 people and destroyed more than 14,600 houses, mobile homes and other housing units, according to California's Department of Finance.
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Zoning laws in the US do not have a classification for tiny houses, so owners have to classify their houses as RVs, trailers, or mobile homes.
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Mountainburg Mayor Neal Moon told CNN several homes and mobile homes were "completely gone" after Friday's tornado in his town, and many others sustained extensive damage.
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Harvey and his wife and three daughters had to retreat to a shelter just before the flames of the Camp Fire swallowed their two mobile homes.
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The Camp Fire killed more than 000 people and destroyed more than 14,600 houses, mobile homes and other housing units, according to California's Department of Finance.
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On the other hand, relaxing regulatory constraints to allow for more multifamily and mobile homes would itself be a way to create more good-paying jobs.
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It ultimately became the Sandalwood fire, killing two people and destroying 74 structures, including many mobile homes, as it grew to the size of Central Park.
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With its mobile homes and canals moored with houseboats, it retains a grittiness that its more manicured neighbor, the island of Key West, has largely lost.
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They fluctuate in size, but in the 20 years I've been in San Francisco, people have lived in shantytowns of tarps and mobile homes on Division Street.
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In a Category 2 storm, significant structural damage to apartment buildings, mobile homes, and shopping centers is also expected, as well as flooding in low-lying areas.
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The deal, which was flagged by Reuters last week, will see the U.S. builder of mobile homes and caravans pay the bulk of the price in cash.
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He hopes to restore the home he built with Lynn, and perhaps in the meantime, get one of the mobile homes being given to house storm victims.
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Counties such as Hendry, sandwiched between the Everglades and Lake Okeechobee, have ordered voluntary evacuation of mobile homes and houses not built on concrete slabs, for example.
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This is the first in 12 years, and is directed toward more than 100,000 residents mobile homes, barrier islands and other areas, according to The Miami Herald.
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Part of that new category expansion also includes a new "unique" category for mobile homes, tree houses, and other strange, offbeat accommodations Airbnb invites to its platform.
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She found a community of some 270 mobile homes tucked away on the bluffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean and bought one that she now calls Malibu Betsey.
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The magnificent landscapes of the Anaconda mountain range in Montana present a pointed contrast to the hardscrabble mobile homes and their inhabitants in the eponymous city below.
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The fire didn't discriminate, burning mobile homes and middle-class neighborhoods in Ventura County and multimillion-dollar estates in the upscale Montecito area of Santa Barbara County.
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Many of those were mobile homes in a community next to where the fire started, said Ron Lane, the deputy chief administrative officer for San Diego County.
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Mike Parker, mayor of Town Creek, Alabama, said he could confirm "two fatalities and houses or mobile homes destroyed" following a ferocious storm there, per Fox News.
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This weekend, in a heavily Latino section of northeast Houston, where the soggy innards of hundreds of mobile homes lined the streets, conversations were filled with uncertainty.
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A twister caused damage to several structures and ripped through mobile homes in Ninnekah, about 50 miles (80 km) southwest of Oklahoma City, local news reports said.
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Sheriff&aposs officials say about 20 of the 28 injured were staying at the Prairie View RV Park where high winds overturned some campers and damaged mobile homes.
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Officials warned that the conditions could tear roofs or walls off buildings, destroy mobile homes, and block roads, causing damage that could render parts of the territories uninhabitable.
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Inside you'll find scale models of mobile homes, paintings of dogs shot into space, and other arcana that'll impress the date you met at the Gogol Bordello show.
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And west of New Orleans, officials in Vermilion Parish advised some residents in low-lying areas and people living in mobile homes to consider moving to higher ground.
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Fort Pierce, about 60 miles north of West Palm Beach, was under mandatory evacuation orders for people living in mobile homes and low-lying regions prone to flooding.
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Though mobile homes aren't often associated with million-dollar price tags, Johnson's home is located in one of the most luxurious and exclusive trailer parks in the country.
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Their long-somnolent town is suddenly encountering a group of international urbanites with gleamingly expensive and outlandishly new equipment: sophisticated farm machinery, spanking new mobile homes, Rolls Royces.
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By Tuesday morning, a handful of counties had issued evacuation orders that were often targeted at visitors or people who live in mobile homes or low-lying areas.
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"Mobile homes that were built after Hurricane Andrew are a different animal than those built earlier," said Michael Peltier, a spokesman for Citizens Property Insurance, based in Jacksonville.
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Mandatory evacuations have already been ordered for residents living in mobile homes or in low-lying areas of Palm Beach, Martin, Brevard and St. Lucie counties, officials said.
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Mobile homes — what the industry calls manufactured housing — provide the largest unsubsidized form of affordable housing in the United States, said Esther Sullivan, a University of Colorado sociologist.
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Operated by the nonprofit Mobile Loaves & Fishes, it is a planned community of tiny houses and mobile homes specifically designed to provide housing for those struggling with homelessness.
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Complete or almost-complete destruction of mobile homes, frame homes, apartments, and shopping centers should be expected, and nearly all trees in the area will be snapped or uprooted.
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On Plantation Island, a community of mostly working-class families living in mobile homes, with limited, if any, insurance coverage, people were unsure how they could afford to rebuild.
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In Beit Hanoun's "Caravan Quarter," a cluster of donated mobile homes where hundreds have been camped since the war's end as they wait to rebuild, the anger was palpable.
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A piquant example was her line of "Escape Vehicles," one-person pods styled like miniature mobile homes, within which the occupant may escape public reality into private, mental worlds.
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Now, less than five years later, he owns eight additional properties, plus part of a commercial real-estate project that involves four apartments, a garage, and 10 mobile homes.
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One storm ripped through Jackson County in northeastern Alabama, causing destruction over a 1.5-mile path, knocking down power lines and mangling mobile homes near the community of Rosalie.
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Residents of the cluster of mobile homes the company served told me about bathing with baby wipes and being unable to flush the toilet without using up precious reserves.
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I lived in one of those mobile homes until I was 11 or 12, and I remember rehearsing the steps I would take to flee if a tornado came.
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Most mobile homes — the industry refers to them as manufactured homes, because they are assembled in a factory and shipped to a home site — are of wood-frame construction.
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Downstream from the dam were winding roads packed with mobile homes, subdivisions with tidy rows of brick houses, and farther along, the heart of Mississippi's state government in Jackson.
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A tornado may have also touched down in Mississippi, where several mobile homes were destroyed, said Thomas Winesett, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service's office in Jackson, Miss.
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Officials ordered mobile homes worth nearly half a billion dollars that were never used, and renovations for a shelter at a former Alabama Army base cost $285,000 per evacuee.
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She believes that some of the mobile homes in her 168-lot park can be fixed, but many residents aren't going to be able to afford the necessary repairs.
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He rented an apartment and mobile homes used by the NSU to travel around Germany, though the court said it couldn&apost be proved he knew of the planned crimes.
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While unconfirmed by the NWS, a third possible tornado near Tolar caused the most damage, destroying six mobile homes and injuring two people in the town southwest of Fort Worth.
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Mobile homes, or trailers, have grown in popularity in the United States in recent years due to a shortage of affordable housing, but have so far received little government support.
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Her clients and others have run into obstacles for a litany of reasons, including not having the titles to their mobile homes or having titles that were fraudulent, she said.
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The fire tore through small communities of houses and mobile homes that surround the lake — actually a reservoir — and the Kern River, a popular spot for fishing and whitewater rafting.
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The court unanimously decided that invasions of mobile homes and other vehicles count as "burglaries" for purposes of the federal Armed Career Criminal Act, a kind of three-strikes statute.
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Under the new arrangement, more than 20 of the outpost's mobile homes are to be relocated to nearby property that, according to Israel, has been abandoned by absentee Palestinian owners.
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From "Peacemaker 420" to "Smoke on the Water", most shops are located inside mobile homes parked around the rural community, beside a major highway connecting the cities of Toronto and Montreal.
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The Pioneer Woman assured fans that her family and home were unscathed by the deadly tornadoes that leveled a motel and mobile homes, killing two people and injuring at least 29.
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For areas of the country where land is cheap, mobile homes are the optimal solution, but here, too, snobby zoning rules prevent delivery of such homes across much of the country.
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One sought to determine what counts as "violent" in criminal sentencing, and another grappled with whether mobile homes, cars or boats count as occupiable structures under the federal definition of burglary.
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If the flames got closer anyway, the firefighters were going to build a barricade with burned-out mobile homes and make everyone huddle behind it in an attempt to block the heat.
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In Colorado, residents of multimillion-dollar properties, modest condos and mobile homes were ordered to evacuate early Thursday because of an unpredictable wildfire reported the night before near the town of Basalt.
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Incredible Bank, the digital operation of River Valley Bank, of Wausau, Wisconsin, collects deposits from more than 2,500 customers in all 50 states and makes online loans—notably for fancy mobile homes.
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For many -- notably the poor, minority groups and owners of mobile homes -- riding out a tornado, flood or some other form of severe weather is just the start of a long journey.
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The Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department said it had responded to 55 swift water rescue calls on Monday morning, including the evacuation of multiple people from a block of mobile homes.
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The Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department said it had responded to 55 swift water rescue calls on Monday morning, including the evacuation of multiple people from a block of mobile homes.
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They agreed to increase the number of mobile homes that would be placed at a new site in Amona, on what Israel describes as land it holds in custodianship for absentee Palestinian owners.
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Mr. Long said that he was equally concerned about communities in southwest Georgia, which received Category 2 wind speeds, because of the large number of mobile homes in that part of the state.
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Mobile homes and trailer parks are widely popular in this city, and this reflects some famous people from this city, such as Eminem, who often speaks of the poor conditions in this city.
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Karolin Jappe, the McKenzie County emergency manager, said the RV park is one of the largest such facilities to spring up during the oil boom and there were some mobile homes on the property.
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But last year, when obtaining planning permission to turn it from farmland into a habitable plot with mobile homes and mains electricity, they had to demonstrate to officials that they pursued a nomadic lifestyle.
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Founded in the late 1800s as a hub for mining and ranching, it had become just another windblown town in the West, filled with empty storefronts, mobile homes, and veterans cashing Social Security checks.
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Practically speaking, this means fewer resources available to move to safer ground and more people living in inexpensive housing like mobile homes, affording extremely limited protection from the wrath of a high intensity tornado.
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Displaced residents are in shelters, mobile homes, staying with friends and family, or bouncing from one hotel to another, trying to figure out where they can stay after their homes were reduced to ash.
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Two companies make 64 percent of American diapers, one company builds 52 percent of America's mobile homes, two companies produce 78 percent of its corn seeds, and one company assembles 103 percent of syringes.
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Florida was taking no chances with Dorian and four Florida counties, including Palm Beach County, issued mandatory evacuations for some residents, including those in mobile homes, on barrier islands and in low-lying areas.
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On Sunday afternoon, federal agents executed a search warrant at what appeared to be Mr. Ator's residence, in a remote area of mobile homes at the western edge of Ector County, which includes Odessa.
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Jake Mangas, president and CEO of the Redding Chamber of Commerce, said the fire didn't discriminate and burned both luxury homes in the $210 million to $280 million range as well as mobile homes.
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More than 000 rescuers are digging through rubble in rural Alabama in search of victims of a half-mile-wide tornado that killed at least 223 people over the weekend and destroyed mobile homes.
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More than 100 rescuers are digging through rubble in rural Alabama in search of victims of a half-mile-wide tornado that killed at least 23 people over the weekend and destroyed mobile homes.
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Prosecutors consider Eminger to be one of the closest contacts the trio had during their time on the run, saying he rented an apartment and mobile homes used by the NSU to travel around Germany.
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The 400-acre fire was only 5 percent contained, but crews had virtually stopped its growth and were focusing on knocking down hotspots that continue to threatened houses and mobile homes, state fire officials said.
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As of March 2700, only 243 displaced families who lost their homes in the wildfire are living in government-allocated mobile homes, while dozens of other FEMA temporary housing units sit unoccupied in neighboring counties.
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Here's what you should do, courtesy of the Department of Homeland Security: • If you're near a well-built structure (no mobile homes or temporary buildings), check if it has a safe room and use that.
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Its products and services include car insurance (Geico), mobile homes (Clayton), wind power (Berkshire Hathaway Energy), cowboy boots (Justin Brands), chocolate (See's), helium balloon inflators (Western Enterprises) and electronic sow feeding systems (perhaps unsurprisingly, PigTek).
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It could be speculated that a relatively lower death toll in Moore may have to do with a far different terrain, more long view visibility and the number of mobile homes along the tornado's trajectory.
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Ms. Zavala said that most of these farm workers live in migrant housing, which is provided by growers and can vary from mobile homes that house six to eight people to barracks that accommodate hundreds.
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It removes protections on mobile homes and appraisal requirements in rural areas, while getting rid of the requirement that smaller banks prove that borrowers can repay subprime loans they make and keep on their own books.
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At least six people died over the holiday weekend after torrential rains inundated rivers in both Texas and Kansas, triggering flash floods that wiped out entire roadways, washed away mobile homes and prompted several evacuations, PEOPLE confirms.
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Imogen Poots's turn as a troubled, unwed mother living on the margins in "Mobile Homes" presents a terrific showcase for her abilities: The tense dance of anguish, joy, panic and hope on her face is often riveting.
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Mobile homes are an important source of affordable housing in the US. Because of that, government-sponsored entities Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac provide cheaper loans against these communities to increase the availability of this type of housing.
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Living there, in a bunkhouse created out of an interconnecting complex of shabby mobile homes, were several men with intellectual disability, including Leon Jones, who worked picking up dead poultry at the Kraft meatpacking plant across the street.
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Hardest hit in Louisiana was the Mississippi River hamlet of Convent, where 90 percent of the estimated 160 mobile homes at the Sugar Hill trailer park were demolished, state police superintendent Colonel Mike Edmonson told a news conference.
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Mr. Griffin, who earned a living renting out mobile homes on his land until the storm wrecked them all, first noticed a spray of silvery dots in the wet sand that clung to his bare toes on Tuesday.
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"Tiny homes use that aesthetic, and use that obvious quality in construction that you can see from across the street, to sidestep those social stigmas that are kind of projected at mobile homes and trailer parks," Giffin said.
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He introduced me to Mr. Dorfman and other settlers during a recent visit to Yishuv Hadaat, which is little more than a collection of mobile homes, a ramshackle synagogue and some playground equipment on the crest of a hill.
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Mark Ghilarducci, director of the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, said officials are searching for rental properties and hotel rooms in and around Butte County, and are even looking at the possibility of bringing in mobile homes and trailers.
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More than 30 people were killed and the death toll is expected to rise as investigators sift through the treacherous ruins of studios, workshops and residences tucked within the warehouse: pianos, couches, beds, even mobile homes, Alameda County Sheriff's Sgt.
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A tornado killed four people, three of them in mobile homes, in the southern Mississippi town of Hattiesburg on Saturday, and one person was reported killed in northern Florida when a tree toppled onto a house during a severe thunderstorm, authorities said.
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But the company didn't earn that position through its financial businesses — most of its government revenue came from its nonfinancial holdings, including providing metals to the U.S. Mint, mobile homes for FEMA and flight training for the FAA, according to government data.
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A tornado killed four people, three of them in mobile homes, in the southern Mississippi town of Hattiesburg on Saturday, and one person was reported killed in northern Florida when a tree toppled onto a house during a severe thunderstorm, authorities said.
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In the days before the race rolled through on July 227, an impermanent society of tents and mobile homes developed, where sun-bronzed hordes of multinational partyers — nature lovers and attention seekers, rowdy young people and tranquil retirees — communed in crowded, roadside quarters.
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The Florida Division of Emergency Management said in a statement Sunday that a mandatory evacuation has been issued in Franklin County for all barrier islands there and those in the county living directly on the coast in mobile homes or in recreation vehicle parks.
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She spent the next nine years living in a center for asylum-seekers in the town of Athlone, a fenced-in collection of mobile homes at the edge of a two-and-a-half mile span of factories and industrial businesses in central Ireland.
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The tornado, with wind speeds around 127 miles per hour (204 kph), hit a trailer home park on Tuesday in the southwest part of Watford City, North Dakota, about 180 miles (290 km) northwest of Bismarck, destroying many mobile homes, the National Weather Service said.
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It passes clapboard houses and mobile homes, stands of red-tipped sumac and pine, a few farms, a white Congregational church, and the Harpswell Historical Society, which used to be Bailey's country store, when the writer Elizabeth Strout worked there as a teen-ager.
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ALABAMA GEORGIA Birmingham Opelika Smiths Station LEE COUNTY Montgomery Beauregard FLORIDA 100 mileS By The New York Times Chief Byron Prather of the Opelika Fire Department told the television station WSFA 12 that several mobile homes and houses had been destroyed in Lee County.
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The cast of characters includes "hillbillies" who live in broken-down mobile homes, a rogue FBI agent who trashes motel rooms and seduces a witness and local drug dealers who distribute their wares in hollowed-out hymnals at a pastor's weekly sermon on the lake.
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Well, psychologists would say that in addition to the challenges noted above that money can bring, there is an intense pressure in upwardly mobile homes -- that comes from parents, peers, schools, teachers and coaches -- and that is that children need to be the best in everything.
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The culture of mobile homes in the United States began in the 1920s and played a particularly important role in housing factory workers during World War II. With the rise of the automobile, trailers could be used for recreation, and camping grounds sprang up to accommodate them.
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The tornado shredded this close-knit community of mobile homes and vinyl-sided double-wides, where neighbors spent Monday learning the names of the dead, searching for the dozens of people still unaccounted for and facing the reality that so many of them had lost everything.
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Taken together, the new laws — on everything from evictions to security deposits to rent caps for residents of mobile homes — represent a significant power shift away from landlords and cement New York's standing as a national leader of policies favorable to renters, of which there are 210 million statewide.
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As this brilliant New York Times piece shows, Trump wins the most support in areas where people are largely white with no high school diploma, where a high percentage of people live in mobile homes, where people have "old economy" jobs, and where people have a low labor participation rate.
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On a recent afternoon in early June, the sky bright and the air sticky, Ernesto and I walked across the grassy lot where his cousin was shot, retracing those final, frantic steps past the big tree, across the ditch, around the half-vacant apartment row, and into the yard behind the mobile homes perched on cinder blocks.
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So, while there are lots of mysteries about the life cycle of tornados, including why their prevalence is rapidly growing in the Southeast U.S., and how to improve early warning systems, we need to take common-sense steps to make sure families are safer, for instance creating below surface shelters for people who live in mobile homes.
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Among them are: Desperate Housewives, showcasing the disillusionment of marriage; Home Is Where It Hurts, on the idea of being caged and trapped; A Room of One's Own, illuminating the home as a place of creativity and generation of ideas; Doll's House, looking at the trope of child's play; and Mobile Homes, highlighting mobility and impermanence.
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It also triggered mandatory evacuations of some small, sparsely populated Gulf Coast barrier islands in one Florida county: The Florida Division of Emergency Management said in a statement Sunday that a mandatory evacuation has been issued in Franklin County for all barrier islands there and those in the county living directly on the coast in mobile homes or in recreation vehicle parks.
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John GaramendiJohn Raymond GaramendiHouse Democrats inch toward majority support for impeachment Trump bashes Mueller for 'ineptitude,' slams 'sick' Democrats backing impeachment Pelosi denies she's 'trying to run out the clock' on impeachment MORE (D-Calif.), who represents a district impacted by the Mendocino Complex, identified a barrier to securing federal funds: Many of the structures typically destroyed by wildfires in his district are mobile homes and other low-value residences, which often times don't add up to meet the threshold for winning the maximum federal assistance.
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Johns County, including the entire city of St. Augustineparts of Brevard County, including barrier islands, Merritt Island and the Kennedy Space Center parts of Palm Beach County, including the Jupiter Inlet and other surge-vulnerable areas along the Intracoastal Waterwayparts of Martin County, including barrier islands and Sewall's Pointparts of Nassau Countyparts of Duval Countyparts of Flagler Countycoastal areas of Volusia Countyin Osceola County, the Good Samaritan Village in Kissimmeeparts of Putnam County In many of these counties the evacuations specifically mention those living in low-lying areas, RV parks and mobile homes.
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