It arrived on a perfect square of painted plywood, escorted by an overflowing plywood cup of cold sake.
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In just the last two years, imports of Chinese hardwood plywood have increased 35 percent, and the value of hardwood plywood imports from China rose to half of the $2.5 billion estimated U.S. hardwood plywood market.
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Every plywood artwork begins with a pencil sketch and a colored vector illustration, making it easily transferrable between mediums: walls, clothing, plywood, etc.
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During the time it took to identify and fix the problem, sheets of plywood replaced many of the missing panes, earning the nickname "Plywood Palace."
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Her bedroom was a hermetic bubble: plywood sheets covered both of the windows, one completely and the other nearly so, with only the tops of trees visible above the plywood edge.
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First they built plywood silhouettes of a coyote and a skunk, as well as a plywood oval (to confront the prairie dogs with something foreign), and painted the three shapes black.
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We purchased plywood, a toilet, and wheels from Home Depot.
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Here, plywood boards cover the entrance to a former mall.
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The second construction consists of two painted, rectangular plywood pedestals.
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Three 72W class D amplifiers live inside the plywood cabinet.
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The painted plywood table has details of breasts and penises.
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Both versions come in a rugged acrylic and plywood base.
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The walls and ceilings are lined with Baltic birch plywood.
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Plywood boards cover the ground floor; the rest is pristine.
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Her bedroom had plywood floors, and the basement always flooded.
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A plywood subfloor was placed on top of the insulation.
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The walls and the ceiling were also lined with plywood.
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But he turns them into sacred elements: plywood, aluminum, Plexiglas.
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They hid the scooters in plywood crates before transporting them.
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The store is also ordering more water, plywood and sand.
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In "Alien" (Hydrocal, Flashe, synthetic turf, fake fur, plywood; 73 x 19 x 19 inches), several of these are attached to a hefty, impeccably crafted plywood armature that stands upright on a sleek, cubic base.
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Caption: Photocopier: Pyrography on plywood, glass, steel hardware, mixed mediaBrian Finke
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It was made of latticework and plywood, with a bolted lock.
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Then I had to buy the plywood for the warped wall.
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The plywood subfloor was inadequate and incomplete; the floor was sinking.
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Image: GettyTwo men place plywood over a window in Miami Beach.
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Made from a poplar plywood, the system is lightweight and sturdy.
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After six months of use, it felt like sitting on plywood.
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They are etched into bronze, scribbled onto plywood, outlined with nails.
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Hardware stores have been stripped of flashlights, batteries, generators and plywood.
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Kip Howlett is the president of the Hardwood Plywood Veneer Association.
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We're building plywood vitrines with plastic display boxes for the show.
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A woman, 67, was fatally struck by plywood signage in Queens.
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Without those molded splints, there might be no Eames plywood chair.
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He went out and bought the plywood to make the counters.
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The panels are composed of laminated plywood, stainless steel and aluminum.
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A bunch of plywood cubicles with dusty DSN phones and desktops.
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Because Frank Howarth just made a Death Star out of bamboo plywood.
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The structure is made from 151 plywood components that are stitched together.
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Caption: Model for the Europa mission piece: Foamcore, plywood, mixed mediaBrian Finke
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We drink sake from cups of stacked plywood circles coated in resin.
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Caption: Oke: ConEd barrier, plywood, latex paint, epoxy, aluminum, steel hardwareBrian Finke
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The building is a simple temporary structure made of cinderblocks and plywood.
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Spackle the edge of the plywood board to create a smooth surface.
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Many stores on the Champs-Élysées were also boarded up with plywood.
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Try to avoid buying furniture made with particleboard, plywood or pressed wood.
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She made "Tablet 1" (1961), a square cut out of grooved plywood.
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It stands abandoned, its stained-glass windows replaced with plywood long ago.
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RGE, previously known as Rajah Garuda Mas, started in the plywood business.
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At the bottom, more plywood angled over sandbags formed a launch bump.
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Simple plywood built-ins offered a visually appealing (and cost-effective) solution.
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They are building yurts and hammering together plywood for bunkhouses and lodges.
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The aircraft touched down inside a perimeter of bunkers around plywood shacks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. trade officials on Friday said they will continue their anti-dumping probe into certain hardwood plywood products from China after deciding there was a "reasonable indication" that the American plywood industry was hurt by subsidized imports.
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The U.S. is the largest importer, consuming 15 percent of global plywood exports.
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The sinkhole, which was first spotted last Saturday, is currently covered with plywood.
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Here, two men cut up plywood to cover windows at a beachfront restaurant.
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Ultimately they said they saw Cheatham unscrewing the plywood holding the boxes shut.
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Another is sheeted with unfinished plywood with circles cut out by a jigsaw.
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After exporting the vector files, Mendoza had them CNC milled out of plywood.
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Eve: The day started atop a plywood pallet bed within my little cabin.
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Instead, you should board up your windows with plywood and caulk the perimeters.
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The living areas are nearly naked, the bedrooms cell-like, the finishes plywood.
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The storm peeled off all the copper and some of the plywood backing.
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The workers found local children already "surfing on driftwood and plywood," he said.
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The molded plywood of an Eames chair, he said, reminded him of skateboards.
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Sandbags, like plywood, were gone, as were certain kinds of screws and nails.
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"Plywood was cheap, plentiful, standard and ubiquitous," he told The Times in 2017.
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During that time, the travertine, handrails and doors were covered in protective plywood.
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He designed plywood furniture, wrote criticism and worked on dozens of architectural projects.
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The birch plywood-accented kitchen includes a two-burner stove, sink, and fridge.
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Many of the destroyed dwellings in Abaco Islands were simply constructed plywood homes.
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He learned English and got a better job making plywood in a sawmill.
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Mike hid a plywood board and a beacon two feet below the surface.
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The office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has removed tariffs for five Indonesian products: laminated plywood, some thin plywood, dry onion, rattan handicrafts as well as artificial sugar, honey and caramel, Indonesian trade ministry said late on Tuesday.
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"The house is boarded up … and shuttered with half-inch thick plywood," Gonzalez continued.
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Get yourself some plywood, 93X4s, astroturf, and barrels stolen from a local construction site.
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The entire auditorium is plastered in plywood, with stadium seating arranged in the round.
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Fans ignite plywood and debris at the conclusion of Woodstock '99 on July 25.
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People are crowdsurfing on plywood they pulled off the stage and will later burn.
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It's built out of thin but strong plywood and a featherweight fabric called Xorel.
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Walter and Stephen walked the plywood floors, discussing everything from plumbing to window placements.
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Many minivans can haul full sheets of plywood, or maybe an ice-fishing house.
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Elsewhere, there's a rustic-looking working fountain, also built from plywood that imitates rock.
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The interrogation booths are part of a small plywood structure just outside the ICE.
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At the outset are two videos, each projected onto a big fragmented plywood screen.
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There were plastic and plywood hiding places for the wolves and plenty of toys.
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These works are based on everyday movements, and incorporate objects like rope and plywood.
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In the living room, plywood serves as bookshelves, a drop ceiling and floor panels.
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Outside, someone squirted fluid from a cigarette lighter on the plywood covering a window.
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Plywood manufacturers insert hidden layers of colored glitter in their products to prevent counterfeiting.
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It is now covered with a plywood case and protected by a security guard.
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At Louis Vuitton, a note averred that the plywood set was bound for recycling.
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Bolted to the plywood was the portable generator needed to power the whole mess.
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All that U.S. hardwood plywood workers are asking for is a level playing field.
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He brought a team of workers to nail plywood on roofs, windows and doors.
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Mr. Pintard said there was a shortage of both labor and plywood to prepare.
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Everyone is okay and we'll be here sweeping up the pieces and applying plywood.
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I doubt whether most of the plywood works of the early '60s were abstract.
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"There was plywood and shards of glass flying through the corridors," Reynolds told CNN.
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The family still lives there, the damaged room sealed off with sheets of plywood.
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Titled "Semaphore" (Hydrocal, Flashe, acrylic and latex paint on plywood armature; 72 x 12 x 13 inches), it's essentially a narrow plywood plank with a bulbous midsection, mitered at the top and bottom for stability and festooned with inscrutable, flattish, chalk-white objects.
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"Just a piece of plywood affixed to a telephone pole," he said of the sign.
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Others cram into slums, or erect flimsy shelters from tarpaulin and plywood on work sites.
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Her plywood platform bolted to the wall, with its sleeping bag and folded wool blankets.
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So, they fashioned a futon out of two storage ottomans, a bench, and hinged plywood.
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Daniel Myara barricaded his business, Cruisin' Cafe, with plywood and nails as the storm approached.
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In the next decade they became its third-most-exported product, after textiles and plywood.
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In Panama City, plywood and metal flew off the front of a Holiday Inn Express.
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The graffiti is now being covered up with plywood, and no arrests have been made.
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Clamber up a ladder through a doorway covered with a sloppily nailed piece of plywood.
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The Hollywood Chamber of Commerce replaced it, but Thursday night it was covered in plywood.
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Shattered glass and splintered plywood littered the floor of the bar where we were tussling.
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Afterward, the Ottawa Citizen reported the dispensary created a "takeout window" created out of plywood.
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Ida sat, by chance, just across from the long, snaking plywood wall of the missing.
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He described how the pattern in the onion related to the pattern of the plywood.
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You might be shitting in a sweat-lacquered plywood cupboard—but you're not an animal.
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Well, okay, I miss and appreciate not having mouse poop on my plywood pallet bed.
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Contractors in yellow vests clustered outside a green-painted plywood wall encasing the ground floor.
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They're also going to see increased demand in prepared foods, plywood, generators, magazines and books.
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The sessions played out in seedy little plywood stalls within the apartment on Fourth Avenue.
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Manning's SCIF was a glorified "plywood box" with lousy airflow, situated on a basketball court.
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The first is a television room that is closed off with a sliding plywood door.
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Investigators found that plywood sheets had been installed inside the truck, creating the hidden compartment.
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A mix of sand, gravel and dirt sat on top of the plywood, police said.
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Paul Steinberg's set consists mostly of huge plywood-paneled blocks, as if a giant's playthings.
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Charles and Ray Eames perfected their plywood-molding technique in designing splints for wounded soldiers.
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"Sometimes, the solution may be as simple as precut plywood to screw on," he said.
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After the autopsy, Carlson bought a plywood casket for $60 and obtained a transit permit.
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You can also stockpile sand bags, plastic sheeting, and plywood to be used as necessary.
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Trying to catch them all would be like trying to patch the Titanic with plywood.
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The university quickly covered it up with plywood, with only the word "Commons" remaining visible.
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Caption: LAV 3: ConEd barrier, plywood, extruded polystyrene, mixed mediaBrian Finke Astronauts practice for every eventuality.
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The posts around the forward operating base were constructed out of two-by-fours and plywood.
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Now, their names — already cursed, loathed and spray-painted on hastily bought plywood — have been banished.
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He drew on plywood with an elegant, sinuous line, switching to paper in the early 20053s.
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Each painting features clam, cockle, and mussel shells on plywood or canvas, all painted vibrant colors.
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Gilliam has also worked extensively with multi-panel paintings in enamel on aluminum with plywood structures.
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The aluminum and plywood drone has 48 propellers that sound like an angry swarm of superbees.
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It also includes a plywood and veneer manufacturing facility, a cogeneration facility, and a seedling nursery.
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Pedestrians were diverted into a treacherous, plywood-paneled tunnel manned by a few, half-dozing workers.
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We'd be sitting on plywood tables, balancing on busted swivel chairs, leaning against the thin walls.
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She found a plywood wall in Brooklyn on which the messages were turned every which way.
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He would nail those hoops onto backboards he built from plywood he had stripped from buildings.
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"Walling" is a technique in which prisoners were repeatedly slammed against an ostensibly flexible plywood wall.
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His idea, inspired by five moves in as many years, revolves around birch plywood pegboard panels.
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The coffin was built of pine plywood by inmates at the Louisiana State Penitentiary in Angola.
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Even the living room ceiling is plywood, stained with white paint to bring out the grain.
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One that springs to mind is Lutz Bacher's "FIRE" (2016), an enormous firetruck print on plywood.
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It was one of those plywood tables, the type dragged out from the storeroom for events.
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They've taped a few photos to the plywood wall -- black-and-white images of better times.
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The high court heard arguments on whether the plywood screen "altered" or "otherwise disturbed" the monument.
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Its doors and windows are battened with plywood, as if in preparation for a coming storm.
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In Basel, his son Isa showed me photos of his father's late red-on-black, blue-on-black, and black-on-black painted-plywood-on-painted-plywood paintings, in which loosely rectangular forms with perforated edges lie like flattened sheets of pie dough against pitch-black grounds.
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Yes, plywood still covered the facades of some businesses along its commercial corridors where violence once raged.
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Four blocks away, about a third of the houses on Johnston's block remain boarded up with plywood.
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It consists of three squarish plywood plates suspended from a steel post bracket protruding from the wall.
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He began with graffiti background and later moved to typography, digital graphics, illustration, plywood artworks and sculptures.
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My #Exclusive photo of #podiums for big #HofDebate16 – One of them is clearly TALLER, told #plywood added.
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The orb itself is made of plywood and you would need to have the pieces precisely cut.
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Reuters also reported that Canada is considering tariffs on exports from Oregon, including wine, plywood and flooring.
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For hours, people also lined up outside hardware stores hoping to get plywood, batteries and power generators.
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Rooms that once housed 75-foot ovens and dozens of workers now had plywood covering the windows.
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The school has since covered that part of the mural with plywood, according to the Union-Tribune.
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Interiors are plywood, and there is a minimum of furniture, most designed by Burnham and his team.
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At the time, the MTA could only bring sandbags and plywood to shore up vulnerable subway openings.
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Residents, many already exhausted from nailing plywood over windows, have to come up with an evacuation plan.
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The Ur-Sachs sculpture is a cinder block that he has built out of plywood and resin.
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The beaches were already deserted, cedar-shake houses locked up and shuttered with plywood over the windows.
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Now the building has a plywood facade painted with the slogan "Vieques Se Levanta" — Vieques Will Rise.
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I paint against a makeshift plywood wall directly in line with the light stream of the window.
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The set, by Sibyl Wickersheimer, is a loose scaffold of plastic sheeting, plywood pallets and splintered Sheetrock.
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The sculptures are made of MDF fiberboard, an industrial product that is denser and stronger than plywood.
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The whole thing is made of standard sheets of Douglas fir plywood 1 3/8 inches thick.
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One fuguelike aspect is the variations in the cutting of the laminated edges of the plywood partitions.
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Also onstage: a record player and records; three wooden chairs; two plywood boards; and a standing microphone.
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NAGS HEAD, N.C. — The plywood boards nailed over the windows of oceanfront houses rattled in the wind.
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They are basic cabins, built of plywood, and furnished with bunk beds and a propane tank stove.
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A sergeant scavenged some plywood, and we assembled a ramp down the side of a pyramidal bunker.
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"If we have to move furniture or pick up sheets of plywood, it's no problem," he said.
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Myrtle Beach hardware stores and supermarkets were busy ringing up sales of bottled water, plywood and generators.
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The windows were boarded, and the doors were sheets of plywood, with a padlock to secure them.
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But hardwood plywood provides more than just a decorative and renewable finish to our homes and offices.
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Chinese hardwood plywood imports have surged from $2628 million in 28503 to nearly $22019 billion in 2016.
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For example, the plywood used to make Lovesac sectionals at Tan Hoang Gia is sourced from China.
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Unpainted plywood was a staple of his work, along with Plexiglas and metals like anodized aluminum. 2.
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His painted plywood constructions, often cantilevered with hidden weights such as gravel or bricks, received critical notice.
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Tarps can cover broken windows to keep out the weather as well, if plywood isn't immediately available.
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Before Charles and Ray Eames made their name with modernist chairs, they perfected the molding of plywood with a military leg splint for World War II. Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Before Charles and Ray Eames sculpted plywood into undulating furniture, they refined their techniques on medical devices.
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She is the daughter of Melanie E. Stefanik and Kenneth J. Stefanik of Feura Bush, N.Y. The bride's father is the president and the founder of Premium Plywood Products, a plywood and hardwood panel wholesale distributor in Guilderland Center, N.Y. Her mother is the company's chief financial officer.
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Image 2 of 2 TIJUANA, Mexico – Brightly colored clothes air from lines strung between rudimentary plywood-sided homes.
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The EPA already lists formaldehyde, used in building materials like plywood and foam insulation, as a probable carcinogen.
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A group of drenched festival attendees crowd under a slab of plywood to shelter from a passing rainstorm.
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The plywood bar, painted deep blue and trimmed with black, has the look of a cherished old rowboat.
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Using waste gases to produce cheap fibre could give rise to new uses, such as ultra-strong plywood.
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So, Haney cut the Waldo silhouette out of plywood and he and his daughter painted the Waldo together.
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A framed photo of the plywood sign, taken by a loyal customer, now hangs prominently in the restaurant.
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Food and water supplies are going fast across the states — as are propane and plywood, multiple outlets report.
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He drove to the only 24-hour Home Depot in the county and got a piece of plywood.
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The ones closer to him slinked between the cars and the green plywood boards of a construction site.
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The shopping cart was a jumble of plywood planks, busted electronics, empty plastic water jugs, and cushion foam.
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Pictures from the neighborhoods after the storm show that Dorian decimated the neighborhood, blowing its plywood homes apart.
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The structure, a gleaming industrial shed outfitted with art and crisp plywood furniture, was built in 55 days.
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Instead, there are four motherboards and four power supply units mounted to what looks like pieces of plywood.
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They're afraid the buildings may collapse if hit too many times, so they build temporary plywood structures instead.
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He rented some land in Kuta and built a massive warehouse with a plywood street-style course inside.
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Early iterations included thick, textured paint applications on wood panels, followed by pristine rolled acrylic surfaces on plywood.
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Shops that had been boarded up with plywood showed minimal damage — a shattered window here, a watermark there.
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Then they traded the team's best reliever, Jeurys Familia, for two unexciting prospects and five pieces of plywood.
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He was putting plywood on his windows, Indialantic Police Chief Michael Connor confirmed in an email early Wednesday.
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Nor did the world's demand for plywood and furniture, the main wood products that China makes and exports.
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"It appears that the plywood in your possession is authentic and from the Woodstock Festival," the consultant concluded.
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Although the space is narrow and crammed with plywood shelving, Codex also holds poetry readings and book releases.
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The dining room is spare and modern, with exposed rafters, molded plywood chairs and shades of soft white.
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Within days, we took down the plywood; we needed it to build shelving and benches for our equipment.
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Each room is clad in pocked cement and plywood for maximum "smash effect," as Mr. Daly put it.
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Lee Savage's set consists mostly of marbleized plywood scaffolding; the band, sitting atop that scaffolding, numbers just five.
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The drones appear to have assembled from a small engine, cheap plywood and a number of small rockets.
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Flo was added to the long list of names on the plywood, including, Irene, Ophelia, Dennis and Hanna.
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The walls are lined with wine bottles, plywood shelves, dark wood, large photographs and worn-in bench seats.
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I sat on the plywood floorboards and began translating with the basic French I had learned in school.
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At the gallery, "Grounding" is projected onto a large wall of cheap plywood, angled at about 2966 degrees.
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The shelves of my bookcase sag in the middle, and not just because it's made of cheap plywood.
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The ½-inch plywood didn't do well; the projectile went clear through it, like an arrow through an apple.
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The film's initial, documentary sequences of plywood shacks and pitiful tents, hopeless against the rain, are searingly accusatory.
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He cleans the machines and sands their cabinets down to their plywood before repainting them with accurate stencils.
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Windows were broken and the front door had been replaced with plywood and close with a huge chain.
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Home plate is a beat-up piece of plywood and no two players wear matching shirts, let alone uniforms.
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Some people tried to light the place on fire, while others battered the plywood window with a parking meter.
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According to creators from the startup Windhorse Aerospace, the drone's plywood frame is designed to be used as firewood.
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The bottom of the cage was made of plywood and only a screwdriver was pinning the cage doors closed.
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Some builders will spray paint a piece of plywood offering higher wages and drive it by a competitor's site.
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Victor soon discovered the hole in the plywood and would slip his finger through and wave it at her.
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Mariposita, or Little Butterfly, is a 26-foot tall plywood sculpture depicting a female figure emerging from an egg.
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Afterward, we went for a michelada at a hip place with lacquered plywood tables and tamarindo-candy-coated straws.
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RGE began as as a plywood-focused business in the 1960s before it expanded into palm oil and pulp.
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These will be installed, recreating Morris's exhibition of painted plywood polyhedron forms at New York's Green Gallery in 24.
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The system centers around birch plywood panels of various sizes and hardware that includes brackets, hinges, handles, and feet.
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A humble object transmogrified from one modest material into another, the plywood cinder block is finished with enormous care.
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Suddenly, the plywood door began shaking as someone started to pound on it and try to push it open.
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I have a painting' just a piece of plywood' that I did in Detroit for my new TV room.
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They filed past the plain pine plywood coffin in the grand Capitol Rotunda, some weeping, most in quiet contemplation.
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Installing power and plumbing pipes and possibly plywood backing for the wall units will involve cutting your walls open.
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He collected almost anything somebody else wasn't using: bongos, plywood, fence pickets, bulletin boards, mirrors, hubcaps, plastic carousel horses.
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The rooms are sparse yet welcoming, with exposed brick walls and midcentury furniture (Knoll benches, molded plywood Eames chairs).
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"Cuba is very organized," said Orlando Eorlsando, 53, as he replaced his front door with bloated plywood in Havana.
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But it wasn't until a city front loader started tearing down plywood shanties that people started moving in earnest.
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Some stores reopened Sunday despite the damage, with artists trying to enhance the appearance of plywood covering broken windows.
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We see Mr. Williams seated, bare chested, against a wall of raw plywood, in a state of extreme inhale.
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Lifeguards experimented with making boards of plywood and cork wrapped in painted canvas, followed by more modern fiberglass ones.
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"It is not much more than a large plywood box, this house Thelma Moses calls home," one article began.
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The Canadian government also was reported to be considering duties on Oregon exports including wine, hardwood flooring and plywood.
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Plywood panels with the names of memorable hurricanes are placed over storefront windows in downtown New Bern, North Carolina.
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The interior combines layers of metal, birch plywood, recycled acoustic foam and felt and has a loop-pile carpet.
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But of course I had been thinking about and making a few large plywood works since "Column" of 1962.
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Down the street from Mr. Dahill's house, city notices and plywood affixed to brownstones denote more homes under construction.
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Her materials include fiberboard, copper, plywood, galvanized steel, rivets, aluminum, linoleum, canvas, Velcro, high density foamboard, pencil, and acrylic.
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Problem is, you can't build them out of plywood because they splinter and they break and people get hurt.
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If you are near the coast, protect your windows with storm shutters or by nailing plywood over the window frames.
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They're in a tough space in retail but you can't Amazon sheets of plywood," he said on Tuesday's "Halftime Report.
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Authorities then discovered a large rectangular box made of plywood was located on the property, which was approximately 20 ft.
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The plywood wall with a door was built — and on March 15 the two officers entered the space and waited.
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They secured their windows with plywood, filled sandbags, and put up barriers to protect the bases of low-lying structures.
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As for the plywood artworks, after the image is done, Aske creates a layout and laser cuts hundreds of details.
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We also use pressure-treated lumber and marine-grade plywood, so we expect they'll last for 10 to 20 years.
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In both Invocation and Letdown, ponderous themes of mourning and absence contrast with the artworks' flimsy cardboard and plywood construction.
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Rodolfo Hernandez, 60, strapped himself with yellow tape to a makeshift crucifix made from an ironing board and a plywood.
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For tens of millions of informal firms—shoe factories, plywood manufacturers, drinks wholesalers supplying roadside stalls—tough times are ahead.
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Mariposa Robles, 10, sawed planks of wood, installed floor insulation and helped raise the plywood walls of a tiny house.
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Still, Mr Masuda laments that plywood coffins from China can cost just a third as much as his cardboard ones.
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Mendoza generated vectors of the machine using openFrameworks and Box2D to precisely mill the two larger cams out of plywood.
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The windows and glass doors that lead into the Napoleon Ballroom have been shattered and boarded up with mildewed plywood.
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When CNN Business visited the new, small Amazon Go store, it was still hidden behind plywood and a black curtain.
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He said she died in The Mudd after she got hit by plywood as she tried to escape the storm.
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Alpha Structural is retrofitting the apartment complex's ground floor, installing much thicker steel beams and columns, rebar and heavier plywood.
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"Experiment in F# Minor" (27600) consists of 72 old speakers, of many different makes and sizes, on a plywood table.
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In the winter, they bundled up in snowsuits and protested from a shed made of plywood and bales of hay.
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Fortunately, Kito Fujio immortalized Japan's most beautiful playgrounds before they were replaced by beastly castles made of CE-certified plywood.
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I have since installed plywood on the walls and track lighting, but left the original doors and beams in place.
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Descending to the shore via a steep trail cut into the cliff, we approached a plywood shanty sheltered behind boulders.
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The McCourt was configured as a club, with a plywood stage, a dance floor, a D.J. and a seated aerie.
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And then comes an odd yet arresting sight: A dancer, Gabrielle Hamilton, walks to the center of the plywood stage.
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They process raw or rough-cut lumber into plywood, and manufacture veneer panels, laminated wood, doors, window frames and furniture.
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Mr. Riley also built their plywood furniture throughout, "making small spaces feel and function like much bigger rooms," he said.
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Elsewhere, plywood panels lean against walls, roughly painted in the manner of Southern yard art, with splotches, stars or lettering.
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It is he who takes Greta to the hardware store to buy plywood and paint for her School Strike sign.
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One of these, "Column," a six-foot-tall monolith made of plywood, is considered by some his first Minimalist sculpture.
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She also built a plywood countertop to cover up a granite top on a kitchen island that she didn't like.
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The largest piece is composed of three thin sheets of plywood painted white, stacked together and leaning against the wall.
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Three days after the church attacks, the authorities had constructed a plywood wall to block Mr. Oepriarto's house from view.
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They live in tents and shacks fashioned from jagged pieces of plywood, discarded carpets, discarded two-by-fours and tarps.
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Overall activeness score: 53What they do: Build and fix wood, plywood, and wallboard structures with carpenter's hand and power tools.
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Every wall will be reinforced with plywood, so paintings can be hung anywhere and not just at certain sturdy points.
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I pulled up at the address and found what was once a house, now gutted and closed off with plywood.
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Resting here on open pedestals made of raw plywood, they range from four feet tall to as high as six.
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Case in point is an enormous, festively painted plywood Kumbh Mela assembly hall that is closed most of the time.
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The ring at the center of the room is surrounded by a plywood ledge littered with gloves and tiny dumbbells.
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A whole sheet of roof plywood - covered in maroon shingles, from his family's home - slammed into the side of the boat.
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Its front-most panel is predominantly unpainted plywood, which brings into play another of painting's defining fundamentals, the figure/ground relationship.
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The globe is made of plywood sheets and panel board, with five thousand hand-painted glow-in-the-dark stars inside.
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If anything, the local library, an elegant mix of glass and diamond-shaped plywood, is the more pleasing of the two.
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Authorities initially said the children — ages 11, 13, and 14 — were forced to live in the plywood box for four years.
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A worker covers the windows of a restaurant with plywood in preparation for Hurricane Irma in Miami Beach on Sept. 7.
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A Home Depot in Wilmington, North Carolina, sold out of necessities like plywood, water, generators, propane, flashlights and batteries, CNN reported.
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The exhibition begins with "Sunset Squares" (22007/21996), a group of minimalist sculptures made of plywood covered with acrylic on canvas.
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He's taking his journey in an orange barrel made of resin-coated plywood and relying on ocean currents to get there.
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In the alleys between their make-shift homes, old plywood with a piece of cloth on top served as a bench.
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The protective covers surrounding the food can double as shelter, while the the drone's plywood frame can be used as firewood.
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On Tuesday afternoon, a National Park Service ranger covered the hole with a piece of green plywood ahead of a thunderstorm.
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If that happens, then Starbucks and McDonald's better start buying some plywood, as their stores will be mobbed by angry crowds.
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ET. (CNN)A shantytown of plywood and pride, defiance and hope, Resurrection City was, 50 springtimes ago, the capital of Rev.
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The typical use of such a vehicle is dump runs, hauling plywood sheets, or maybe towing a couple of dirt bikes.
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From identity cards to excursion module to land vehicle, the project created the components from steel, plywood, Tyvek and found objects.
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" Some 5,000 were ordered by the Navy annually, each model, created by Molded Plywood Division, stamped with the label "Eames Process.
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The days of sweating in your apartment while you piece together a plywood desk with an unpronounceable name are probably numbered.
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"This looks like paper, plywood," Mr. Simmons said last week, knocking his knuckles on a dark shelf intended for sports bras.
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Cover: Birmingham city workers unload plywood panels to be used to cover the Confederate Monument in Linn Park, in Birmingham, Ala.
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The industrial concrete-and-plywood space serves beers brewed on-site, like the hazy Shiroinon White Ale (seating charge, 2500 yen).
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An inflatable mattress is installed on the plywood floor, accompanied by a MacBook laptop that screens films by his architecture firm.
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A sliding 10-by-14-foot front door takes you into a large plywood paneled interior space with a wood stove.
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He subsequently constructed a series of simple, medium-large geometric objects of plywood, painted pale gray, as works of pure sculpture.
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They also like to back drywall with plywood so that reinforcements are in place when it's time to add grab bars.
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The puppet maker Mirek Trejtnar clip-clopped a red-nosed marionette across a makeshift plywood stage in his studio in Prague.
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Round steppingstones lead to a sculptural shelter (cheese holes in the stucco-and-plywood structure pick up on the circle theme).
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I spent my summers racing a plywood dinghy on Belfast Lough, the smelly estuary where the city still dumped its effluent.
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Residents and business owners boarded up windows with plywood and hurricane shutters and placed sandbags down to protect property against flooding.
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The Noma complex, parts of which were still behind plywood early this month, is an island within the island of Christiania.
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They share space, however, with less familiar works of plywood, tubing and string, equipped with motors that produce woozy, irregular fluctuations.
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As he lay prone in the attic, he secured the screen to the plywood floor and rafters with long flathead screws.
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The exhibition necessarily becomes more creative in the sanctuary, where display cases filled with hand-painted plywood sculptures sit atop pews.
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Sitting in a plywood hut filled with plush mattresses, my team was surrounded by more than 30 Afghan and American men.
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" He added, "She had been making angel sculptures with plaster of Paris and plywood, but in time, they started to slump.
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One woman in saffron stockings slipped past security to do a tap dance on the plywood floor of the VW Dome.
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They tow the second boat, an inflatable dinghy with flimsy plywood baseboards that's crammed from pontoon to pontoon with extremely cold people.
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In the Al Jazeera broadcast, a reporter doorsteps Kenneth Peabody, the general manager of Global Plywood, at his home near San Diego.
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Soon though, you start noticing odd details—primarily the front of the truck having a sheet of plywood with foam on it.
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You can see the edges of his plywood, the screws, the marks made by greasy hands, or a tool that went astray.
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Police in rural California say three children lived in a small plywood box in squalid conditions on a property overrun with cats.
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To prepare, her family has put up plywood and shutters as well as sandbags on their garage door in case of flooding.
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Standing in contrast to the shell paintings is the second section of works, a series of plaintive pieces of plywood, all untitled.
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She brought in food and water, and used plywood to reinforce the walls and roof of their modest two-story cement house.
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Giovannetti was a coffee and citrus fruit producer, but now his land is a chaotic tangle of cracked trunks and splintered plywood.
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And it wasn't a very good stage, either—just scaffolding and a plywood floor in the end zone of a football stadium.
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Some other things to keep in mind: China is the world's largest exporter of plywood, with 17 percent of all global exports.
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The Red Cross Hurricane Safety Checklist encourages residents to board up windows and doors with plywood to keep the harsh winds out.
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They included prolonged sleep deprivation; stress positions; confining the prisoner inside small, wooden boxes; slamming him into a plywood wall; and waterboarding.
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In one corner of the store, a row of Sebastián Beltrán's pendant Tool lamps cast a glow on Object's textured plywood walls.
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Mold is growing on a baby picture of her now-grown son, which hangs on the plywood wall of her living room.
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Made of unexpected materials, such as plywood or ceramic, the boomboxes also take surprising forms — tribal artifacts, for instance, or lunar modules.
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One night in our temporary base beat, I went to sleep holed up in a disintegrating barracks room with a plywood door.
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Johnson uncoils his knees and stretches both arms high above his head, momentarily transforming his frame into a 2x8 sheet of plywood.
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Crafted from a single sheet of plywood, the chair, officially called Taliesin 1, was (and remains) a marvel of balance-defying geometry.
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Elevated plywood catwalks, edged with neat rows of plastic folding chairs, were erected in gray-carpeted conference rooms; the fluorescent lights flickered.
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But now, from his plywood-lined garage, Mosseri, Instagram's CEO, is telling his users to do what he's doing: stay at home.
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Visitors spend the night in a photo-video blind: a 20 foot by 8 foot plywood structure that can accommodate two people.
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Linoleum can't look like marble, plywood can't recreate the grain of mahogany, and we cannot hide who and what we already are.
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Grocery Store No. 0003, in the Kudrinskaya Square tower, now sits dusty and abandoned, some of its broken windows replaced with plywood.
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The museum director and senior curator, Wade Lawrence, had doubts when he heard Mr. Gold's story about tracking down the plywood panels.
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Chairs by Charles and Ray Eames, classics of midcentury modernism, evolved from a molded plywood splint the couple devised for wounded soldiers.
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Staff members would "build false walls out of a single layer of plywood to conceal dilapidated rooms" from inspectors, the complaint said.
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They designed extensive built-in cabinetry and furniture with exposed birch-plywood edges, including kitchen cabinet doors with cutouts instead of pulls.
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A solitary blip becomes our destination, a hut fashioned from a pop-up camping trailer, converted with plywood sides and solar panels.
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My neighbor recently attached a patchwork of unsightly items to his side, including plywood, green corrugated roofing material and old wooden doors.
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My company commander, who had skated as a teenager, found a plywood quarter-pipe the National Guard had built across the base.
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Its countertop is made of plywood with a laminated finish, while the cabinets and drawers in the kitchen are made of bamboo.
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Instead, they resemble angular, faceted rocks made of materials as diverse as Carrara marble or plywood, maybe embedded with a moose antler.
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Since his administration came into office, the Commerce Department and International Trade Commission have launched investigations into illegal imports of hardwood plywood.
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In the Shijiachi residential complex, where the facial recognition replaced key card locks, the rebellion has been powered by wire and plywood.
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His columns, "paintings" and planks are constructed from plywood and fiberglass with a glossy shell of polyester resin, just like a surfboard.
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For the 1954 dance "Minutiae," he cooked up a three-dimensional set from plywood panels covered with collages of fabric and newsprint.
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It was strangely satisfying to blast a plank of wood across the lab and hear it penetrate plywood with a loud crack.
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You'll also see large plywood panels covered in vivid and unmolested graffiti and street art that the First Street Green folks commissioned.
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It's nothing cozy—a windowless cube in the center of the building, all white plywood with shelves upon shelves, racks upon racks.
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The investigations follow petitions from six privately owned U.S. plywood producers into the imports, which the department estimates totaled $1.15 billion in 2015.
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Last Friday, the city council voted 6-1 to board up the granite obelisk with plywood to protect it from the planned rally.
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The person who wrote on the plywood identified the girls by name and provided their physical descriptions and the names of their parents.
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Strictly speaking, Jones's paintings are made from a stack of irregularly cut sections of plywood — or "pancake stack" — that he has glued together.
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Iraqi officers, special forces operators and young, earnest American troops with laptops sit at long plywood desks, facing a bank of large screens.
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I end up with unbuilt plans for steel barricades and electric fencing, but in the meantime, I've basically surrounded my city with plywood.
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He embraced plywood as an interior finish, illuminated spaces with strip fluorescent lighting, and used steel pipes to make the handrails of staircases.
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Workmen erected metal barriers and plywood boards on the glass-fronted facades of restaurants and boutiques lining Paris' most famous avenue on Friday.
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There's a strange calm in the weather before a storm, and Jim and I sipped Cokes, sawed plywood, and got the windows covered.
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Frank Howarth, woodworker and father of the year, explains:We cut the pieces from ¼ inch birch plywood with an 1/8 inch router bit.
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To her dismay, most of her home was completely wiped out, despite her attempt to protect it by boarding her windows with plywood.
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For his most recent project, Cockerham walks his readers through how he built an enormous fidget spinner costume out of styrofoam and plywood.
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The actions follow petitions from six privately owned U.S. plywood producers over the imports, which the department estimates totaled $1.12 billion in 2016.
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Alford placed two boards of plywood in the vicinity of the pressure cooker bomb he detonated to illustrate the force of the blast.
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She didn't have hurricane shutters when preparing to protect her home, and the person who she hired to put up plywood didn't show.
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Installed on plywood bases along a corridor, the porcelain pooches sit at attention, seemingly content to be ogled, like perfectly-behaved show dogs.
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All of the new categories except the For You tab include related hashtags on top of each section, such as #plywood under DIY.
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They make their own props and backdrops, often carved out of cardboard, styrofoam, or plywood, and wheel them down the street on casters.
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The Eameses' commitment to fully knowing the material resolved early technical issues with molded plywood, enabling the eventual mass production of inexpensive furniture.
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It said the sites have total annual production capacity of 800 million board feet of lumber and 270 million square feet of plywood.
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This cat tree is constructed from sturdy plywood and soft faux fur, not to mention plenty of sisal rope-wrapped surfaces for scratching.
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He found setup was effortless, though he recommends putting plywood or a mat underneath to protect your floors against chain lubes and sweat.
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Sao, who works in a plywood factory, showed Reuters a document confirming the meeting, and her pledge not to promote abstaining from voting.
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The ICE is a plywood structure adjacent to what soldiers call the hard site, the facility where the Army holds high-value prisoners.
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But the neighbors need to know that the arrival of telltale plywood fencing and the work that follows will not damage their property.
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During a building renovation, the board opted to simply cover the bust with a plywood box instead of removing it from harm's way.
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She painted it on four-foot pieces of plywood in her basement, a makeshift studio where she let her budding creativity flow freely.
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Many were drab-brown, cheaply constructed of plywood and converted over the decades from groovy weekend getaways to down-market year-round housing.
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His pine plywood coffin with a wooden cross was made by inmates at the Louisiana State Penitentiary, the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association said.
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They bolted portable emissions-testing equipment to a sheet of plywood and crammed it into the back of a Volkswagen diesel station wagon.
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All over central Paris on Friday, banks — a target of last week's violence — put plywood over windows to a chorus of buzz saws.
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Look through the Williamsburg store's plywood shelves and you'll find glossy paperbacks as well as photocopied-and-stapled booklets with a D.I.Y. aesthetic.
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Plywood pegboard shelves were accessorized with quirky objets (chrome cactuses, an origami bird) and curated books (Heidi Julavits, Tom Perrotta, Mick Fleetwood's memoir).
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Beyond the foyer is an L-shaped living-and-dining area with a peaked wood ceiling, plywood flooring and glass walls looking west.
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Mr. Ghesquière had built a giant, plain plywood box (from sustainably sourced wood, of course, all to be recycled) inside the Cour Carrée.
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Many included a plywood base with wheels attached so that they could be rolled away from city workers, who like to dismantle them.
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But inside one of the only solid buildings on the outpost, in the relative hush of a plywood shed, Wafa sifted through CDs.
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AquaFence, an 18-year-old Norwegian company, also offers temporary flood barriers for residences and businesses in the form of laminated plywood panels.
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U.S. hardwood plywood facilities across the nation manufacture products found in cabinets and furniture that we have in our homes, offices and schools.
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The nonprofit organization, Forest Trends, published a 2015 report asserting that the U.S. was regularly purchasing one-fifth of China's hardwood plywood exports.
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She looks at Jesse, a Chow mix whose owner kept him in a 6-by-8-foot plywood box for about two years.
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"We're planning on boarding up all our windows and sliding doors," Napua Puaoi of Wailuku, Maui, said after buying plywood from Home Depot.
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Passing street-hawkers pause at the tables to offer everything from fried plantain to cigarettes, chewing gum, roasted caterpillars and plywood chess boards.
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David Allen Bradley, 68, was putting up plywood when he fell three stories to his death, Indialantic Police Chief Mike Connor told CNN.
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At best, it is the political equivalent of tacking up plywood against exterior windows to lessen the inevitable damage of an impending storm.
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Over the course of the next hour, I will launch my body up, down and around the curvaceous plywood structure of our set.
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Adjacent to Jankowski's work, Muneteru Ujino recreates his brilliant musical sculpture, "Plywood Shinichi," (2017), first made in 2008 for an exhibition in Berlin.
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But he also worked with glass, ceramics, plywood, scrap wood, wrought iron, tuff, pebbles, corrugated paper, cardboard, stamps, nails, spices and, of course, textiles.
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Television images showed residents in areas around Townsville, about 400km to the north of Mackay, protecting homes and shops with sandbags and plywood boards.
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We're at the Noguchi Museum in Long Island City, about 20 minutes outside Manhattan, sitting in a teahouse Sachs built of plywood and resin.
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For the moment, MARLO can move smoothly on plywood squares and bumpy astroturf as long as it doesn't have to make any sudden turns.
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I have a 4 by 8 foot plywood board that I angled and attached to the wall, as it makes a perfect drawing surface.
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Billy Graham, the world-famous evangelist preacher who died Wednesday at 99, will be buried in a plywood casket made by a convicted killer.
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Flat striking colors of Russian constructivism, bold outlines of 90s computer games, and geometries from Soviet monumental art comprise Dmitri Aske's multilayered plywood artworks.
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Then the curtain wall began to crack, and for a while workers patched the broken windows with plywood panels, making the façade look diseased.
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In 2016, imports of hardwood plywood products from China were valued at an estimated $1.15 billion, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross said in a statement.
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Even so, CNN found Daniel Myara, who has lived in the city for 25 years, barricading his business, Cruisin Cafe, with plywood and screws.
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THOSE who live on America's coasts know to prepare for wrathful hurricanes in late summer—nailing plywood to their windows as the storm approaches.
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From where we sat, I could see Deckard's platform, a four-by-eight sheet of plywood secured with ropes to the trees surrounding it.
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Formaldehyde is a colorless gas that's used to make building materials like particleboard, plywood, and fiberboard — so it's found in our houses and furniture.
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Residents of the seven Portuguese islands had reinforced doors and windows with plywood and sandbags on Friday, and schools and administrative buildings were closed.
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Autumn asked if she could help, so he set her up with a brush and a piece of plywood and got back to work.
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The massive 19-foot-tall AT-AT is built from plywood, foam, and plastic barrels, and was modeled off of a toy he purchased.
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Small Trailer Enthusiast notes that, for strength, the Cricket is constructed with extra heavy gauge aluminum and a plywood floor nearly twice average thickness.
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They clambered over a wall of logs and fired at imaginary enemies as they "cleared" rooms made of plywood and sheets of black plastic.
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In the center of the muddy courtyard beyond the plywood gate is a rusted-out car that three kids have turned into their playground.
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Mr. Sachs typically cobbles together recognizable objects like sneakers, boomboxes and architectural models from plywood, foam core, glue, tape and myriad sorts of hardware.
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As a real estate transaction, $22005,21989 will get you a steadily decaying, four-story, igloo-shaped, urine-soaked structure built from plywood and urethane.
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Those of us who haven't been inside the hard site think of it as a better work environment than the cold plywood interrogation booths.
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Hana Heineken of Rainforest Action Network said a provision in the code exempted cheap plywood used to shape concrete from the sustainable sourcing regulations.
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It had black plywood over the window and a guy would look through a peephole to decide whether you should get in or not.
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There was a big front window with a life-size plywood cutout of a Crumb girl in it, painted with R. Crumb's own hand.
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Here a very thin layer of solid wood (or material printed to look like wood) is glued to a plywood or other wood core.
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But its base is made of plywood painted convincingly to simulate granite; the whole thing comes apart to fit neatly on a hand truck.
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Protect your windows and doors with permanent storm shutters or half-inch marine plywood pre-cut to fit them, per the American Red Cross.
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To this end, besides the bread-and-butter business of turning out planks and plywood, the firm has come up with several new ideas.
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His current abode is one of 18 plywood "coffin homes" in a dusty subdivided apartment in Hong Kong's most densely populated neighbourhood, Mong Kok.
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The birthplace of Scrabble was Mr. Butts's fifth floor walk-up in Jackson Heights, Queens, where the inventor cut 100 plywood tiles by hand.
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The U.S. hardwood plywood industry cannot afford to be forgotten by another administration and watch as their livelihoods, communities and jobs are cast aside.
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Many factories such as Tan Hoang Gia Trading Co., which typically imports plywood from China, have been unable to get materials from the country.
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Police said deputies found that three children -- age 11, 13 and 14 -- had been living in the large plywood box for about four years.
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Although, at first glance, they look completely organic, like bentwood crafting, they're made in segments, with lengths of sanded-down plywood joined with epoxy.
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Chuck Richardson spent Monday afternoon trying to fortify a building he owns in Georgetown with large planks of plywood, sandbags and a rubber membrane.
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Another video, this one on a small, flat-screen monitor, awaits on the other side of a trapdoor-like opening in the plywood wall.
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At 18, she built her first "squeeze machine," a large, viselike device made from plywood, foam padding and even a bit of fake fur.
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The tidy three-person action is housed, along with the small, 30-member audience, in a plywood box, installed inside the Abrons' Experimental Theater.
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Set designer Laura Jellinek has replaced the "bright golden haze on the meadows" with blond plywood boards nailed into the theater's walls and floors.
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Sculpted from plywood, foam, oriental strand board, sawdust, and other raw materials, these pieces strip bare what we usually see as upholstered, painted, and polished.
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A few steps away, people signed a makeshift memorial made of plywood reading: "we are Danforth strong," a reference to the neighborhood&aposs main street.
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Kenneth Peabody, Global Plywood manager, declined to comment on the warrant, the latest sign of increased U.S. efforts to curb logging of rare forest species.
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Between 23.8 and 2015, Global Plywood imported more than 9,700 cubic meters of wood from La Oroza worth more than $3.6 million, the affidavit said.
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In an image from 1961, an Atlantic City stripper donning a pompadour sits backstage in a room with cracked plywood walls and cheap wooden chairs.
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Materials1/2-inch-thick plain plywood board Spackling paste Sandpaper2–3 complementary shades of paint Paint roller RulerPainter's tape Wooden handles with screwsPower drillScrewdriver Instructions1.
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Materials like windows, plywood and galvanized roofing used to take a month to reach customers, said Jillian Dookie, an employee at a local hardware store.
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Oddly, the plywood has been expeditiously hammered from the other room, so it looks as if the worm has busted in of its own accord.
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Next door, a Chanel employee vacuumed shards of glass from the floor, while carpenters removed the plywood panels that had been protecting a Gucci shop.
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Two rescuers with rope harnesses worked their way inside, and after building a plywood platform were able to move through the pit to the victim.
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Gone in this new work are the chilly office desks and splintery-edged, painted plywood panels, swapped out for clean edges and inviting resting places.
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The iconic molded plywood chairs which cemented the Eameses' place in modern design history have become elemental; their distinctive lines permeate design to this day.
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They designed molded plywood fuselage parts for US Navy aircraft, including tail sections, wing parts, and gliders, engineering impossible forms from single pieces of wood.
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Wednesday's petition followed an investigation by charities in April that twice found plywood from a Borneo sawmill at the construction site of the wooden stadium.
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This modification is like a piece of plywood between the dominoes in the cascade; if the first domino falls, it doesn't matter — the rest won't.
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The Hutte Hut marries an aircraft aluminum space frame chassis with marine-grade plywood paneling, birch flooring and a retractable canvas top that diffuses sunlight.
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Korindo Group employs around 20,000 people across 30 affiliated companies mainly involved in plywood, paper and pulp and palm oil, according to the company's website.
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The attacking drones were assembled using small engines (akin to one that would power a typical lawnmower), cheap plywood, small rockets, and basic guidance systems.
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The most immediately captivating of Mr. Sachs's works is a small, cylindrical fish pond surrounded by a sloping plywood construction, like a flagstone-covered hillock.
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One man cave he went to was just a garage with two garbage cans flipped over and a piece of plywood on top of them.
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The final iteration ends in glorious chaos: the conductor cedes control, the players fall into an ad-libitum frenzy, and percussionists scrape slabs of plywood.
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From the outside, one can see that the simple plywood of the structure has been elaborately cut to allow light to filter into the space.
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Donald Judd's large, untitled installation piece in unfinished plywood at Gagosian Gallery is a plain-spoken giant that, surprisingly, has quite a bit to say.
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A taut string outlines an incomplete rectangle against the white plywood sheets, which rest on the white museum wall — seemingly blending into the exhibition space.
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He still works out of his home, a loft in downtown Los Angeles filled with furniture he's made, including a Donald Judd-inspired plywood daybed.
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Grocery stores began selling out of water, milk and bread, and supply stores were struggling to stock batteries, plywood and generators as early as Sunday.
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The plywood shed had no windows and was just big enough to fit a full-sized air mattress for Gililland to share with her girls.
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He always refused to make the plywood chair backs more comfortable — to me that was significant and provocative, and not necessarily in a negative way.
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The Trump administration has the perfect opportunity to reassure thousands of U.S. hardwood plywood workers that our president is committed to putting American workers first.
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An engineered wood floor is composed of a thinner layer of your chosen wood on top of a manufactured base of layered wood, like plywood.
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I followed her through a maze of painted plywood, and down the rickety set of peeling stairs to a rack of clothing by Tsumori Chisato.
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The first two cardboard versions of the sign wore out, so this one is plywood, fortified to survive a movement that will last her lifetime.
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The desk and other surfaces were decked with a shellacked plywood, and the bed frame was a tubular thin metal, for a military cot feel.
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The unit, lined with hanging rods and drawers, is made of poplar plywood and also has a surface that can be extended for a desk.
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"If you don't go out to eat during a hurricane, maybe you bought plywood for your house," said Robert Dye, chief economist at Comerica Bank.
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When they visited his home, cops said, they found a "200-pound" device housed in a plywood box, suggesting he was prepared to follow through.
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In her hands, walls — formed from sections of plywood and plaster that are covered with ceramic tiles — become objects for this sort of philosophical inquiry.
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In the days that have passed since he brought power tools back en vogue, it has been suggested that he's using plywood to build a staircase.
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The White House called it a sinkhole and after surrounding it with caution tape and cones, covered the small pit with a slab of green plywood.
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The body of Marlene Santellan, 34, was located inside the plywood box that was leaning against a fence in a San Bernardino parking lot, police said.
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A downpour, he says, will prevent him and hundreds of fellow prisoners in the Quezon City jail from sleeping on plywood mats in an outdoor hallway.
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He also makes small sculptures that can sit on a table, and, in addition to gypsum and bronze, he has made works with sheets of plywood.
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The screen-printed plywood box in which the set is packaged contains more than just the music that was performed that weekend half a century ago.
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If it sounds like a challenge you're up to, the 133-piece, laser-cut, birch plywood Infinite Galaxy Puzzle is available from Nervous System for $100.
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For her series "Daze: Stage of Mind," Lee used materials like paper cups and plywood to stage masterpieces in her Seoul studio, which she then photographed.
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I've done paintings this size on actual walls, like a cover of the Clash's London Calling for a local bar, but not a piece on plywood.
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Within days, this mixture will have created a building material that is as durable as a piece of plywood, in the shape of the original container.
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And despite recent cuts to the building program, protesters at Nova Palestina hope their plywood shacks will eventually be replaced by concrete apartments with proper plumbing.
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Their superior new splint fit the body using compound curves and reduced stress on the plywood via strategically-placed holes that doubled as openings for bandages.
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It was her idea to have the floor of the big central gallery covered with black-painted plywood and marked with maplike lines drawn in chalk.
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As the water rose in December, people filled these areas with thousands of makeshift single-family homes built from wood posts, plywood, and corrugated roofing materials.
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He then draped the stiffened sheets over a plywood platform, creating a craggy stage for Verdi's "Macbeth," the 1847 work that LoftOpera presents here starting Thursday.
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Some homeowners on the island were nailing plywood over windows and cramming pickup trucks with household possessions for the trip inland, heeding a mandatory evacuation order.
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Simple props, manipulated by the performers, double as barriers and springboards; a plywood plank might be an insurmountable wall or a platform that lifts people up.
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In April, squatters began to descend on certain parcels of private land around the country, constructing rudimentary settlements of plywood, two-by-fours and plastic sheeting.
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The sculptures are made out of wood or MDF (medium density fiberboard), which is sturdier than plywood but can be scored and bent like foam core.
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You don't want to find out, too late, that there are none available, leaving you with sawhorses and plywood and me saying I told you so.
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In 1972, they built a floating house of Styrofoam and plywood, where they lived together for a week as they drifted downriver from Kyoto to Osaka.
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Bring us your inscrutable plywood boxes and hunks of old metal, and we'll tell you if they're long-lost works by Donald Judd or Carl Andre.
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His flash was displayed not on sheets of white paper, but on fruit crates and milk crates and pieces of plywood he found in the street.
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The evacuation of Chalcots Estate on Friday was prompted by various failings, including missing fire doors, insulation used on gas pipes and plywood used above doors.
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You can see Judd's interest in light and color, which was there from the beginning, in his choice of materials: steel, wood, aluminum, plywood, and copper.
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While locals stocked up on bottled water and plywood, fuel distributors scrambled to fill up on gasoline and diesel supplies before rough seas force port closures.
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Before leaving, O'Sullivan painted the message "F off Flo!" on the plywood they used to protect their home that they've lived in for almost eight years.
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INDOORS Mr. Breuer exercised his modernist muscles by using cinder block, glass, particleboard and plywood, and creating a strong visual connection between the inside and outside.
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"It's tough for people in the shantytowns," he said, because their plywood houses are not built to withstand hurricane-force winds and are vulnerable to flooding.
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After the ballots were deposited in a wooden box with a padlock, the votes were counted and the results written on a white piece of plywood.
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In Wilmington, Anita Harrell said she waited 90 minutes at a Home Depot on Tuesday to get plywood, intending to board up her home and business.
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On this armature, two plywood rings of differing sizes occupy different planes parallel to the wall, in an achromatic, three-dimensional echo of painting's spatial illusionism.
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Other workers use plywood to partition villas in Doha into separate apartments, defying a 2010 law that rules it illegal for workers to live in "family areas".
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For those who haven't seen the Wintergarten Marble Machine, it's a piano organ-sized contraption made out of birch plywood, some Lego Technic sets, and 2,000 marbles.
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Here are some of the other goods that were targeted by the Canadian government against U.S. imports, if you like, so, chocolates, plywood, dishwashers, gas stoves, motorboats.
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Even when common spaces are covered over in beautiful, bright plywood paneling, as with Lenne in Tallinn, Estonia, the actual desks are often in open-plan setups.
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Just beyond the Invocation videos stands Letdown (2017), a small forest of bisecting plywood panels with inkjet prints of barren landscapes and used tableware affixed to them.
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It's the only good solution I've ever seen for playing PC games on your couch, other than a three-foot sheet of plywood and a giant mousemat.
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In other parts of the county, FEMA workers would spray X-marked codes onto this kind of plywood, denoting, sometimes, the number of fatalities in the building.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Commerce Department said on Friday it had decided to launch antidumping duty and countervailing duty investigations into certain hardwood plywood products from China.
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Everything is tilted, off-kilter, askew — whether it's a planar construction of repurposed plywood, a blue slab of crushed cardboard, or a hollowed-out lump of bronze.
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And three hours later, he nailed up the piece of plywood on the window by himself, so that the cops could leave and go on other calls.
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The 2-year-old boy was allegedly naked and locked in a tarp-covered, plywood enclosure that "had a plate of food in it," says the spokesman.
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"On Sunday we opened with a prayer, giving God thanks for life," Adams said, adding that his store is now sold out of reconstruction materials, like plywood.
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The 1964 piece — comprising six painted plywood works, along with a seventh object intended for the original exhibition — will be fabricated for Dia under Mr. Morris's supervision.
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A blank piece of plywood that appears early on is later replaced with another, this time covered in a large image of Cunningham with an alligator head.
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A pair of rescuers eventually wore rope harnesses to get to the boy, and built a platform from plywood to move through the large pit, WCVB reported.
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A further 2200,215 will get "sealing off kits" - emergency kits with a plank of plywood that can be used to create some privacy in a communal shelter.
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A couple in Missouri allegedly trapped four children in boxes secured with plywood and screws inside a home, in what a sheriff described Tuesday as "deplorable" conditions.
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A group of dancers sat on the floor of a gallery at the Museum of Modern Art one day last week, looking intently at two plywood boxes.
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The Rimet went to the headquarters of the Brazilian Football Confederation, where it was locked up in a case made of bulletproof glass—and a plywood back.
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Other classics of British midcentury design are scattered about the house, too: a sinuous Gerald Summers plywood chair, a boxy Sonance sofa, originally designed for Cecil Beaton.
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From the front, we see only the top sheet, but the side view reveals the additional layers, plus two small white balls that prop up the plywood.
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Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968, she took up residence in a plywood shantytown erected in Washington by the Poor People's Campaign, which he had organized.
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Flexible tubes sucked exhaust from the tailpipes and fed the gas into a mysterious gray box sitting on a slab of plywood in the car's cargo area.
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While plywood should be used under the sink (in case of a leak), Ms. Fies recommends using particleboard to build out the upper and perimeter cabinet boxes.
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Take, for instance, the industry's use of lauan, a lightweight plywood that's easy to move around important since sets are often transient structures designed to be relocated.
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They would be using the same plywood, the same Structo-Lite basecoat plaster, the same Georgia Pacific extruded polystyrene boards, to give form to multimillion-dollar apartments.
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Elsewhere along the coast, work crews beefed up coastal dunes and residents installed plywood sheeting over their windows to protect homes from wind- and water-borne debris.
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"There was plywood and shards of glass flying through the corridors," storm chaser James Reynolds, who was in a hotel in Santa Ana, in Cagayan, told CNN.
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The building had to be boarded up — headline writers called it "the plywood palace" — and some Bostonians saw the debacle as "retribution for overreaching," Mr. Cobb said.
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Tighani's house was still standing on Sunday afternoon, when two contractors arrived with sheets of plywood and nail guns to board up the burned-out upstairs windows.
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Unlike the Turner Contemporary work, which was a closed structure with plywood walls and a ceiling, this skeletal structure is open, transparent, and even more bare bones.
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The family of six lives in a plywood and cinder block structure, measuring 6 feet by 10 feet, with a tarp for a roof and a dirt floor.
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These birch plywood shelves are sold separately and let you choose the pattern on your wall, as well as your choice of light wood, dark wood, or white.
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At around 11:00, counterdemonstrators deployed a large sign made from plywood spray painted with "alt-right scum your time has come" and a decapitated Pepe the Frog.
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The investigation follows petitions from six privately owned U.S. plywood producers into the imports, which are used in wall panels, kitchen cabinets, table and desk tops, and flooring.
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The caskets, made of simple plywood and painted white, are provided to the poorest families in the city who are unable to afford funeral services, government officials said.
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The material needed to be lightweight but strong enough so screws would hold, so he decided to glue a sheet of styrofoam to a thin piece of plywood.
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The police report says investigating officers found at least one person had pried away the plywood covering the door and used a tool to get the door open.
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He was 22 when he jerry-rigged the first Hyperchess prototype from plywood and aluminum in his father's garage, and 45 when he sold the first manufactured unit.
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And he's taking his journey in a 10-foot by 7-foot orange barrel made of resin-coated plywood, and relying only on ocean currents to get there.
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Its main exports included coal, copper, rubber, plywood and tin, while it buys synthetic rubber, flat steel products, electronic circuits and yarn, among other goods, from South Korea.
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The emissions standards will reduce formaldehyde exposure from composite wood products like hardwood plywood, medium-density fiberboard and particleboard that are sold or manufactured in the United States.
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Podolski uses dark-painted templates, often plywood boards, and fastens pins into the surface of the backdrop, creating a map for his strings to wrap around the prongs.
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Plywood covers the windows, sleeping bags and empty bottles litter the shuttered doorways and head-high weeds sprout through the asphalt of the empty fenced-off parking lot.
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But Rainforest Action Network said a provision in the code exempted certain types of cheap plywood used to shape concrete, like the timber found in the stadium site.
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Lone Star employees set up a stall by stacking a piece of discarded plywood onto two cardboard boxes, and they were up and running, ready to receive clients.
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Stark "Save the GM Plant" handmade signs on plywood stood outside of each entrance to the plant, alongside professionally printed "Drive It Home" signs made by the UAW.
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It consists of a random distribution of four-foot-wide plywood stars — some painted white, others pale shades of red or blue — on a grassy, two-acre hillside.
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Lagos, Nigeria (CNN)A container load of plywood fell off a flat panel truck climbing a flyover crushing cars and mostly empty commercial buses in Lagos, officials said.
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As to Boccato's artistic lineage, Richard Tuttle made thickish, shape-heavy wall works in the 1960s, though they are painted plywood, much smaller, and generally desaturated in color.
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They stand as tragic effigies of treasures forever gone, similar to Rakowitz's reconstruction of the Ishtar Gate that stands at the exhibition's entrance, made of plywood and plaster.
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A bare light bulb on the ceiling cast a weak glow over the space — a room about 22011 feet by 217 with plywood walls and a concrete floor.
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The front-wheel-drive minivan drove like a car, carried sheets of plywood and toted half the kid's soccer team in comfort, all while getting decent fuel economy.
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Before Hurricane Sandy, the Transportation Authority relied primarily on sandbags and plywood to defend the subway from flooding and did little proactively to make the system more waterproof.
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That factors in the gains from the home centers, grocery chains and convenience stores as consumers stock up emergency necessities like plywood, flashlights, water bottles or canned goods.
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In Kill Devil Hills in the Outer Banks, Mark Jennings decided to ignore the order, lining his garage door with sandbags and boarding up his home with plywood.
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By 1920, she had extended the boundaries of two-dimensional art with "Space- Force Constructions," paintings on bare plywood, built up with sand, metallic powders, marble and sawdust.
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The house is about 300 square feet, with a sandy floor, a small kitchen, a fireplace and a plywood board covering a hole where grape pressings were stored.
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Here in Carolina Beach, Jesse Jordan, 66, nailed the last plank of plywood over the windows of the dune-colored, two-story home he owns on the island.
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The slightly larger stadium court is made up of 460 plywood panels that lay atop a half-inch of foam to create a 10,020-square-foot black court.
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Those who had ignored orders to evacuate could only hunker down and hope for the best behind hurricane-impact windows, metal storm curtains or hastily built plywood barriers.
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The first version that I built looked like a crude home invention, with electronics mounted to a piece of plywood that barely fit into a big camera backpack.
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Neighbors said that the family had lived in the area for nearly two decades, and that they had run a business selling plywood and a small grocery store.
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A further 6,000 employees at sawmills, plywood mills and other forestry plants had already been scheduled to strike on Monday, taking the overall outage to around 15,000 workers.
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Ours is connected to our house like an addition — three walls of flimsy plywood on the deck, the sliding side door of our home serving as the fourth.
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Behind a brown-stained plywood wall, a simulacrum of an eighteenth-century drawing room, McTeer was being strapped into a corset that fit over her light-blue gown.
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Eventually, the family upgraded to a regulation foam pit and the 125-foot elevated runway, bought at auction and made of plywood, an aluminum frame and rubber cushioning.
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There, they stepped into a ring made from a chain-link fence and black-painted plywood bearing the scrawled names of other fighters: Iraqi Assassin, Russian Bear, Vandal.
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The décor was mostly limited to a clock made out of a broken Pussy Galore LP; the toilet was only partly hidden behind a stall-like plywood door.
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On campus Thursday, some students took photographs of the newly altered "Commons" sign, with traces of black spray paint still visible around the plywood covering Mr. Wynn's name.
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It is currently wrapped in beige plywood, which many residents feel detracts from the building's stately limestone facade, though Mr. Klein said nicer metal panels are on back order.
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The action centers on the Park Avenue Armory space, where the rituals of preparing for space travel are replicated in plywood, welded steel, papier mache, miniatures, and theatrical illusions.
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Behind another ring of blast walls an anonymous tent houses a Combined Joint Operations Centre, manned by Iraqi officers and earnest American troops with laptops at long plywood desks.
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In "My Mother's Permed Hair" (2013, acrylic on fabric, mounted on plywood), a voluminous, yellow-pink coif surrounds a distorted, abstracted face that would have made the Surrealists proud.
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That's where he built a compound he called "Tama-Re," complete with two 40-foot plywood and stucco pyramids and a Sphinx on a former 476-acre game preserve.
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For the first few shows, Damon and Powell had to go outside and unscrew a piece of plywood that covered the doorway so guests could get into the building.
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The drone doesn't just carry essential items for relief, but also features a plywood frame for firewood, wings packed with food and protective covers that can double as shelter.
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Gillette tells WNEP-TV that, miraculously, a piece of plywood in the garage smashed through the bulldozer&aposs windshield and hit a lever that put the machine in reverse.
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A wiry man in narrow, metal-rimmed glasses sits in a plywood-laden, nondescript apartment or drab hotel room eating a fruit and describing how it tastes to camera.
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Varey made his ride to look just like the old timey racer, but built it from thin but strong plywood and coated it in an ultralight fabric called Xorel.
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The Eameses saw a solution in their molded plywood: the military had the resources to advance the technology, and the designers could contribute their innovations to the war effort.
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"She was up there with a guitar, standing on a piece of plywood for a kick drum, two microphones, one of them distorted, and two amps," Stevens told me.
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"It was one big open space with plywood floors," said Ms. Davidson, who has helped run other retailers besides Zac Posen, including Scoop NYC, Liz Claiborne and DKNY Jeans.
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Tens of thousands are crammed into rooftop shanties, so-called cage homes with plywood bunk beds, or into tiny partitioned flats averaging just 62 sq ft (6 sq m).
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A small pile of clothing -- which is everything he owns -- lay next to his bed, made with raw two-by-fours and a piece of plywood for a mattress.
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As described, the project sounds like a fairly typical daytime court show: Palin would preside over a plywood-paneled courtroom while people argue their cases for her inevitable judgment.
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Rich "Ormortis" Schreck spent a year building a massive Ouija board — called "Ouijazilla" — using 99 sheets of plywood and 20 gallons of wood stain and paint, according to UPI.
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Polished concrete floors and wood plank walls give a minimalist feel that is broken only by stenciled paintings of luchadores and llamas on the plywood near the basement stairs.
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Sq. Art, the park's exhibition arm, said that Ms. Shechet fits the "post-bronze" age of public art, noting that Mr. Puryear's piece used chain-link fence and plywood.
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Last week, the parents, Daniel Panico and Mona Kirk, were arrested after police officers discovered their children living in a makeshift desert shelter made of plywood and thin sheeting.
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In the neighborhood that was the scene of the first bombing, the red-brick home on Haverford Drive where the package exploded still has plywood covering the front door.
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Its construction is also worth noting, as it really is at odds with this overwhelmingly monstrous noise — resembling a set of plywood furniture from IKEA punctured with subtle vents.
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In Kill Devil Hills, in North Carolina's Outer Banks, Mark Jennings decided to ignore the order, lining his garage door with sandbags and boarding up his home with plywood.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads It's two days before the Shed's grand opening on April 5 and plywood floorboards still carpet some areas of the $500 million complex.
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At the larger of them, the Arsenale (Venice's former naval yard), he has devised a system of plywood walls that avoids the rat-maze feel of some previous editions.
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We experience the renter's sense of displacement among the nearby abandoned auto yard, the colony of lizards, the slab of plywood where there ought to be a door lock.
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Houses made of plywood, corrugated metal, and scraps of plastic have been rebuilt along the beaches, many in the exact same spots where they were shattered by Typhoon Haiyan.
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In the 1970s, commercial plywood caught Judd's eye and he used it in a suite of boxy sculptures that look like a cross between shipping containers and anchorite cells.
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More importantly, these investigations have proven once again that China is selling hardwood plywood far below a fair market price and is illegally subsidizing companies who export these products.
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Painted using tempera on plywood, the scene is a simple folkloric image featuring eight Egyptian fellahin (peasants) in colored smocks and tunics closely observing John the Baptist baptize Jesus.
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Opened in 1994 by its press-shy founder, James Jebbia, the Lafayette Street store pioneered an art-gallery-cum-storage-facility chic, with its white walls and plywood shelving.
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One of the largest collections outside Marfa of Judd's boxlike floor and wall sculptures, some made from plywood that seems almost too perfect and geometrically formed to be real.
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Beyond it is a kitchen with white-painted plywood lap-wall siding, tile floors, white cabinets with quartz countertops, a Kraus sink and other stainless steel fixtures and appliances.
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The bomb parts were packed in a plywood case whose contents the sailors tried vainly to guess, having no idea their ship was delivering the atom to modern warfare.
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Other usable forms included a plywood wardrobe with two human heads and four feet titled "The Lovers," as well as lamps shaped like red lips or distinctly female eyes.
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It consists of six monochromatic works made from bendable plywood sheets, each one "floating" on the wall like a curved sail, the concave shapes held taut by a nylon cord.
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Also listed on the plywood was one of the dates and times where this person "first molested a 3-year-old" along with details of the assault, the affidavit states.
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Four days later, they learned that Nicole's body had been found in a San Francisco park, in a shallow grave covered by a piece of plywood bearing a strange symbol.
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Authorities say the couple and their three children — ages 14, 13, and 11 — were living in a makeshift plywood shack, or box, without electricity or running water for four years.
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One model suggests that the fault is smooth and steeply dipping to a depth of 13 miles (21 km), similar to a sheet of plywood that's leaning against a house.
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This is nothing fancy: a flat 24-inch x 24-inch piece of plywood that's painted white, so that it doesn't heat up with sunlight that would melt the snow.
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Plywood, flashlights, batteries, tarps, and propane are flying off the shelves throughout south Florida, as the state braces for Hurricane Irma to make landfall sometime over the next few days.
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Dozens of pilfered boxes had been left piled on the roof, according to the police, next to a makeshift plywood scaffold that appeared to have been constructed over the hole.
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And some of France's most prestigious stores and most lavish display windows, even Dior's showcase on the ultra-chic Avenue Montaigne, were covered with plywood to prevent damage and looting.
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Others stand behind green plywood fencing, with orange banners reading "Build It Back" flapping in the wind, as the houses wait their turn to be raised above the flood level.
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And while solid hardwood floors can generally be sanded and refinished repeatedly, engineered floors (made of plywood layers with a hardwood top) can be sanded down only so many times.
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Like a typical Fujimoto building, it gave off an overwhelming impression of whiteness — white walls, white furniture, white architectural models — with blond accents furnished by the large plywood work tables.
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Once again, she has also altered the gallery's floor with a series of six-and-a-half-inch-high platforms, both small and large, in plywood with a pine veneer.
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Many people have crawled into barrels to go over Niagara Falls, with some surviving, but no one has been known to cross the Atlantic in a barrel made of plywood.
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Using a stage in PPOW's booth as a pop-up studio, he will produce hundreds of paintings on thin plywood panels — they are part endurance performance, part public art stunt.
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The interior of the asphalt-shingled structure is made almost entirely from plywood, down to the light-switch plates that follow the grain of the walls in which they're inset.
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Today, Parcel 403 sits vacant, an exaggerated emptiness haunting the better part of the block between Avenues B and C with its darkened windows, many shattered and boarded with plywood.
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In Birmingham, officials on Tuesday erected a black plywood barrier to block any view of the base of a Confederate obelisk that has loomed over a city park since 1905.
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At a Home Depot in Wilmington, North Carolina, Billy Nivens told CNN they ran out of water, plywood, generators, flashlights, propane, batteries and five-gallon gas cans by Monday afternoon.
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"Firemen had trouble reaching the area because of small alleyways," Mr. Tiu said of the warren of closely built homes, some constructed of no more than plywood and scrap metal.
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Both call for simple, economical construction with big panels of waterproof plywood combined with concrete block (Basement Shelter) or sand or gravel fill (Above-Ground Shelter.) Strong, safe, dependable, durable.
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These data points suggest that a stricter enforcement of the Lacey Act is necessary to keep Chinese imports from increasing, thus allowing the U.S. hardwood plywood industry to be competitive.
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"Those families that are already exposed now have to deal with a shortened period of time to change plywood, apply felt, shingles or whatever the particular cover was," he said.
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The spit-and-plywood sets we built when I was a general assistant at the Williamstown Theater Festival were designed to last only as long as the two-week productions.
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He began by tightly sheathing the gallery's row of cast-iron columns in plywood painted differently on each side: red, yellow or blue, or the signature black-and-white stripes.
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Squatters, homeless after a pre-earthquake housing crisis, have used high- and low-tech materials—tarps, plywood, aircraft cable—to turn its decks and towers into a cool suspended shantytown.
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The Kansas porches where the "Picnic" action takes place are gone, and Dane Laffrey's scenic design consists of a few rusting deck chairs in front of a plywood back wall.
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A short, sometimes alarming video provides glimpses of the artist, blowtorch in hand, working from what appears to be a large swing or small platform made of rope and plywood.
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For both works, Snowden applied drywall plaster and canned foam insulation to rectangular pieces of plywood and affixed them together, creating small spaces at the lower end of the works.
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Cedar trees from the site had supposedly been exported to a company named Global Plywood & Lumber, incorporated in Las Vegas, but no one had ever cut trees from anywhere around her.
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On April 27, Olympic authorities told a group of seven environmental and rights organizations, including Global Witness and Rainforest Action Network, that timber came from a plywood mill in Bintulu, Sarawak.
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York declared that his armed compound — which featured two 40-foot plywood and stucco pyramids and a Sphinx — was a sovereign nation and refused to follow local, state and federal laws.
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His handcrafted audio-hardware sculptures are built from things like plywood, duct tape, batteries, and foam core, an indication of the artist's masterful ability to draw art out of everyday objects.
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Court documents show the investigation began last year after a homeowner in Thomas' mobile home park, where he lived and worked, reported finding sexually explicit writings on a piece of plywood.
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FOUR MISSOURI CHILDREN LOCKED IN &aposBOXES&apos SECURED WITH PLYWOOD AND SCREWS, COPS SAY; 2 ARRESTED The charges could put the suspects behind bars for decades, prosecuting attorney Jerrod Mahurin said.
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Built outside of the exhibition itself, with its light brown plywood exterior and its unmistakable perfume of freshly shaven wood, the Ghata stands out from the surrounding architecture of industrial Brooklyn.
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On April 27, Olympic authorities told a group of seven environmental and rights organisations, including Global Witness and Rainforest Action Network, that timber came from a plywood mill in Bintulu, Sarawak.
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The Box Was Divided Into Separate Rooms According to the Los Angeles Times, the makeshift shelter where Kirk and the children lived was made of plywood and divided into separate rooms.
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Their curved plywood backs have a golden varnish; the upholstery on the cushions was a pale-blue gray with some tan and brown, colors that inspired the rest of the set.
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Fallis remained conscious as his friends strapped him onto a piece of plywood and then four-wheeled him to a helicopter that flew him to St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Mr. Sachs's first job after graduating from Bennington College in Vermont in 1989 was as the assistant on a three-man team constructing a prototype for Frank Gehry's bent-plywood chair.
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The first of those seven games won't arrive until June 5003, so there's still time to cover the windows with plywood and stock the basement with canned food and TP. 1.
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Smith cleared the land behind his gas pumps, and with extra cash from his modest business he purchased lumber, plywood and urethane foam and, all by himself, got to work. Slowly.
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With red paint and a fat brush, she painted a paean to the hurricane aesthetic that has transformed the Charleston peninsula for now: "NATURE ART MAKES," she wrote over the plywood.
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Ever the engineer, he built a 4-foot-by-8-foot plywood table covered in plastic to make the process of stuffing dozens of hams at once a little more efficient.
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No one in his family perished on the front lines with the army or the police, or disappeared for years with the Taliban only to come back in a plywood coffin.
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Last fall at M.S. 88, the boat building process began with four unfinished sheets of marine plywood, design plans and some basic hand tools like screwdrivers, small saws and cordless drills.
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Both versions, however, end with the plywood set being torn down and noisily fed into a wood chipper, one the director's many inspired choices in this fast-moving and unpredictable staging.
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To give it an additional layer, Nordsmark created the piece using cheap plywood, then used a Bondo spray paint to create a smooth surface and give it the appearance of plastic.
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His desk, a piece of plywood wrapped with muslin and set on sawhorses, is still strewn with his precious bibelots and talismans, including the walking stick of his mentor, Christian Dior.
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She stood in the mud of what was once a front yard, as neighbors and family members pulled apart pieces of plywood and tossed ruined furniture and planks onto the ground.
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The piece sits not directly on its pedestal but on a small plywood platform, and from every wooden faux flower hangs one black clothes button and one white plastic bottle cap.
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For the new kitchen and dining area, he designed simple cabinets, a large island with integrated banquette seating and a boxy dining table with benches, all out of Douglas fir plywood.
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The Howard Street space has since evolved from a scrappy, exposed-plywood clubhouse—with Hello Kitty displays and shelves of art books—to a sleek boutique, spread over two adjacent buildings.
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By late morning, few businesses in St. Petersburg and its barrier islands had put plywood or hurricane shutters on their windows, and some locals groused about the change in the forecast.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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When Ms. Chandra and Mr. Newlands butted heads over a piece of abstract plywood art that she had found in the street, Ms. Hopp of Homepolish stepped in with a solution.
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Seun-ju and Eun-sook had already done most of the heavy work, which involved covering plywood or Styrofoam boards with plastic, then lifting the corpses on top of these boards.
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Personal Health Susan Sills, a Brooklyn artist who until recently made life-size cutouts on plywood using a power saw, long suspected she might be at risk for developing Parkinson's disease.
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The first Momofukus were a rebuke of the creature comforts that diners expected from buzzy restaurants, with cramped communal tables, plywood décor and stools that were a cut above milk crates.
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Later, in a tap-dancing number, she shouted and, visibly frustrated, picked up the 3×6 sheet of plywood she had been dancing on, flipped it over, and started it again.
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Nostrand, an inkjet pigment print from 2016, captures a graffiti-covered plywood construction wall, a storefront gate, and an orange-and-white striped traffic barrier covered with Smith's cinderblock picotage pattern.
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On Wednesday, National Park Service employees closed the Lincoln Memorial to tourists as they set up metal barricades and laid out plywood before the heavy military vehicles were driven into place.
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Global Plywood began importing wood products from Peru in 353 and started receiving shipments from Peruvian exporting firm Inversiones La Oroza in 235, according to an affidavit filed with the search warrant.
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Residents of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, use plywood with the words 'Looters will be shot' to cover the windows of a bar ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Florence on Sept. 213.
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The two rear seats are removable, and the back trunk area is 13 inches wide between the wheel wells, which is just big enough to stack 21 x 21-foot plywood sheets.
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The Uruguay operations include more than 300,000 acres of timberlands in northeastern and north central Uruguay, a plywood and veneer manufacturing facility, a cogeneration facility and a seedling nursery, the company said.
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The slogans were quickly covered with plywood and the police were notified, but not before pictures and video of the slogans and the person who painted them were captured and posted online.
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A shrine to hoodoo, an African American folk tradition with roots in West African divination, the work features blue and amber glass vials and vintage photographs affixed to a blackened plywood panel.
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We also purchased a second batch of these phones, and dropped them from 100 feet using a DJI Mavic Pro drone onto a plywood target set up on an asphalt parking lot.
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It seems like just yesterday that ATLAS was stumbling over a simulated debris field, and now we see it balancing on one foot on the edge of a thin sheet of plywood.
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Moreover, it can do 30 miles in all-electric mode and return 80 MPGe (miles-per-gallon equivalent) while also offering seating for eight or room enough for a load of plywood.
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If you don't already have protective gear like storm shutters or roll-down shutters, big sheets of 5/8-inch thick, exterior-grade plywood to cover the windows will do the job.
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The lissome, molded plywood shells of his and his wife Ray Eames's lounges, partly rooted in Ray's studies of abstraction in painting, evoke the visual space where design gives way to sculpture.
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And to avoid leaks to the apartment below, Ms. Oakes reinforced her bedroom wall with plywood and then added metal gutters to collect any excess water before hanging up her vertical garden.
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But before moving out, the seller led her upstairs and pointed to the back of a closet where there was a narrow framed slit closed off by a square of painted plywood.
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The Pereslavl Lenin himself suffered an unfortunate fate a year ago, when construction workers rebuilding the square knocked off his arm and then encased the one-armed body in a plywood box.
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This anniversary means Ms. Carlson has overseen a decade of kitchen trends — open shelves; Ikea hacks; arch, vintage-style appliances; plywood cabinetry; deconstructed kitchens and kitchens that are every shade of blue.
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And the four-by-four-foot panels used to construct the 12-foot-tall rock-climbing wall were simply mounted to a large piece of plywood spanning the wall for added support.
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On Florida's east coast, where Dorian's winds are expected to quickly gather speed on Monday, residents bought bottled water, plywood and other supplies as fast as they could be restocked on Friday.
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On Florida's east coast, where Dorian's winds are expected to begin hitting on Monday morning, items ranging from bottled water to plywood were being bought as quickly as they could be restocked.
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On Florida's east coast, where Dorian's winds are expected to quickly gather speed on Monday, residents bought bottled water, plywood and other supplies as fast as they could be restocked on Friday.
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