They considered a top-floor two-bedroom on Dean Street in Crown Heights, for just $2,800 a month, but were leery of the stairs and another potentially leaky top floor.
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Top floor of an old building on the main quad.
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Television showed pictures of flames leaping from the top floor.
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The top floor was incinerated and water ruined the rest.
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I'm on the top floor and I have no neighbors.
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There's one full bathroom on the top floor as well.
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The team said in its report that it found two industrial gas cylinders at different locations in Douma - one on a top-floor patio and the other on a bed in a top-floor apartment.
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McConnell and Schumer huddled together and with their top floor managers.
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On weekday evenings people queue outside restaurants on the top floor.
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After the divorce, she continued to live on the top floor.
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We used to rehearse on the top floor, like every day.
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For instance, I live on the top floor of my apartment.
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The lower level was a lot bigger than the top floor.
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He watched games from a window on the building's top floor.
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When it's warm, guests can use the top-floor sun deck.
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They give me a tour of their gorgeous top floor office.
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On Madre's top floor, the process of uncovering Pompeii is examined.
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Then they created a new master suite on the top floor.
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And that was only on one-third of the top floor.
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The top floor will house a reading room and archival materials.
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The apartments were now closed, but the top floor was open.
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Travelers prefer rooms on the top floor where "no gunshots were heard".
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About a dozen years ago, Charles sold his two top-floor apartments.
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There's a small apartment on the top floor, though it's curiously empty.
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Pictured above, the top floor of AngelList's new office in San Francisco.
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Upstairs, the top-floor double bedroom offers unimpeded views of the strait.
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The top floor features four penthouses with spacious terraces and swimming pools.
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The top floor has two additional bedrooms with marble en-suite baths.
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Samuel Pieta from Cameroon lives on the top floor of one block.
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Located on the top floor of a brownstone, the apartment looked ordinary.
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They also upgraded the elevator, which reaches all but the top floor.
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From the top floor, we have a commanding view of the river.
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Attitudes may improve as visitors eat their way to the top floor.
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The top floor also has a bar area named the Chablis Bar.
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Only tenants on the building's top floor were evacuated, fire officials said.
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People were held on the top floor in rooms with steel bars.
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CHARRED beams are all that remain of the top floor of one house.
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Three of the top-floor flats are available for daring tourists via Airbnb.
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You lived on the top floor of your sister's house, and made art.
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Ms. Yang fell for the sunny top-floor apartment, with its open kitchen.
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The gym itself is on the top floor, and has an interesting layout.
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There is also a separate family room/sitting area on the top floor.
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KPRC-TV said the man's room was located on the hotel's top floor.
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Explorers can find the best views from the top floor of the building.
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Three bedrooms are on the top floor, grouped around a large sitting room.
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Although the top floor is very trashy, the basement is quite a thing.
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There are two elevators, and a common outdoor space on the top floor.
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She paid $4.3 million for a top-floor unit at 1 Gracie Court.
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A third bedroom on the top floor is used as a home office.
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A top-floor co-op, it has views of the George Washington Bridge.
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Walk-ups in traditional brownstones were beautiful, but always on a top floor.
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Two boys lived on the top floor and another lived in the basement.
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It dropped a bomb that detonated on the top floor of the building.
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My studio is situated on the top floor of Extracity Kunsthal in Antwerp.
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I was on the top floor,behind a solid door with a little window.
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The inaugural jazz evening at the top-floor bar was held on August 25th.
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I rent the top floor of a house in a suburb of Albany County.
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The office operates on the top floor of Chungking Mansions to support asylum seekers.
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The top floor contains a great room, with 17-foot ceilings and a fireplace.
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"All they had was each other," said Anil Lopez, 34, their top-floor tenant.
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The twins lived on the top floor of a high-rise in Central Florida.
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From the street, you see only the top floor of the three-story house.
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"Some died or were injured because they jumped from top floor," Mr. Makhijani said.
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That communal spirit carries over to the family's private rooms on the top floor.
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The top floor has an office that shares a bathroom with the fourth bedroom.
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We climbed to the top floor and he opened a plain door without knocking.
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The 20,000-square-foot, full-size gymnasium is on the top floor of Avenues.
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So she and her siblings broke the window and escaped from the top floor.
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The glass-enclosed solarium on the top floor has a 2,000-square-foot deck.
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She said that she liked living on the top floor, in the highest apartment.
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In large buildings, they sought a corner or top-floor location, with few neighbors.
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On the top floor, she pressed a button, and the roof noisily rolled back.
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If you opt for Ocean Front, make sure to request a top floor room.
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The top floor, which offers views of the city, functions as an events space.
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"The days of the penthouse being the top floor are long gone," Haber said.
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With the top floor that has loads of gifts in it and really arty stuff?
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Soldiers cornered the attackers in a staircase leading to the top floor, the military said.
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The Willie Brown Jr. Bridge as seen from the top floor of the Salesforce Tower.
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The hurricane decimated the top floor of the main building, which was constructed in 1923.
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The master suite is on the top floor, where the views are the most spectacular.
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On the top floor, customers smoke shisha pipes beneath a glass skylight with hanging plants.
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The bathroom had a skylight, "another plus of being on the top floor," she said.
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When you are sitting, imagine the top floor is from your head to your chest.
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At another apartment, an old man mentioned that a driver lived on the top floor.
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Janberidze's apartment on the top floor of a brick 1930s building was dark and cavernous.
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The top-floor unit had been used as a rental and was in good shape.
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For it being the "Electric+Human" theme, Electra's Remedy is placed on the top floor.
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The wide circular exhibit halls wind from a top floor down to a second floor.
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The structure originally had three floors but the top floor was destroyed in a fire.
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It stunned the assistant superintendent, whose top-floor bedroom was suddenly given an unwelcome skylight.
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Our room was on the top floor of a villa with a huge outdoor patio.
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When they broke gates obstructing access to the top floor, they discovered more workers sleeping.
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I took the escalator to the second — now the top — floor of the department store.
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There was a part of the top floor dedicated to holiday decorations and the like.
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"We want people to go through the ground floor to the top floor so people stop at other places," said Daniella Vitale, the chief executive of Barneys, where Freds restaurants are situated on the top floor in the New York, Beverly Hills and Chicago locations. .
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On the top floor, there is a skylight that brings in natural luminosity against the artwork.
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Fiona's family occupies the top floor of the house, and her aunt and uncle live below.
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Its impressive 360 digital display on the top floor is made up of 47 screens alone.
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Nine-year-old Jamie lives in a top-floor apartment on Fifth Avenue in New York.
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They shared the top-floor apartment in the mid-'80s, after he graduated from Columbia University.
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In a small room in the top-floor cupola, glass doors open to a small terrace.
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She said her brother had surrendered that morning at the top-floor apartment where they live.
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I climbed up to the top floor and paid an additional 250 rubles for roof access.
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Outside, a more than 3,000-square-foot private rooftop terrace wraps around the penthouse's top floor.
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The top floor will a conference space that will be usable by residents of the building.
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There are two restaurants on the building's top floor -- 1 Above and another establishment, Mojo's Bistro.
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The Portland Museum of Art has filled a top-floor gallery with Mr. Langlais's wooden birds.
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The Empire State Building has just revealed its newly renovated observation deck on the top floor.
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Mr. Berliner himself moved into a top-floor apartment in the PerSei building at Pike & Rose.
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Rooms on the top floor, with private terraces overlooking the city, are worth paying extra for.
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On the top floor of Palazzo Strozzi, I ready myself at the mouth of a slide.
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I hated how the living area was on the top floor instead of the bottom floor.
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They chose a top floor, to limit the frequency of passing footsteps — and Emma's subsequent barking.
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And last year, he hosted his 40th birthday party in the top-floor lounge, Uncle Harry's.
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We particularly like the Superior rooms on the top floor, which have skylights with automated shades.
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On the top floor, his apartment has been turned into suites filled with jewel-colored furniture.
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On the Fourth of July we went up to the top floor to watch the fireworks.
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The top floor also has a fitness area and spa that cover over 10,000 square feet.
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On the top floor is another bedroom suite, with a separate seating area and a bathroom.
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The top-floor master bedroom has a sliding barn door and a niche for a desk.
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Most of the houses remain unfinished, with fingers of rebar reaching up from the top floor.
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The two had purchased the six-bedroom, top-floor unit in late 813 for $39 million.
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The two had purchased the six-bedroom, top-floor unit in late 813 for $39 million.
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The Solarium on the Residence's top floor is where presidents and their families go to relax.
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But by Friday afternoon, the Beyoncé statue was in its place on the museum's top floor.
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It spans the entire top floor and will sell for $42 million, or the highest bid.
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She got the hotel's signature top floor suite, naturally ... which typically goes for $19k a night.
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She lives on the top floor and her husband was not home because he is on holiday.
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It was on the top floor ... We don't know if it's at the bottom of the pile.
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When rescuers reached the hotel, only its top floor and roof could be seen through the snow.
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We decided to go for the top floor sauna thanks to its gorgeous views over the lake.
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The insurgents had been holed up on the top floor of the hotel after security forces arrived.
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The property's top floor boasts a massive master suite, with two walk-in closets and a gym.
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And work apparel — suits, ties and the like — takes up a big chunk of the top floor.
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She wanted a sunny apartment on the top floor of a walk-up building with prewar charm.
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Gamers flop around on oversized bean bag chairs that litter the top floor, the default common area.
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"I'm appreciating his skill," Barry said, nervously, as Honnold dangled alongside the building's top floor, groping things.
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A rickety elevator took us to the top floor, and then we walked down a dim corridor.
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One farm occupied the top floor of a disused warehouse inside a historic brandy factory in Tbilisi.
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EDT, after security forces were able to corner the gunmen on the top floor of the hotel.
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It's drenched with Beatles memorabilia, from the top-floor hotel rooms to the basement and event rooms.
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On the top floor, don't miss Good Behavior, the hotel's rooftop bar known for cheeky tiki cocktails.
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On the top floor, Vernon created a cocoon-like suite for herself in rich, ultra-feminine pastels.
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On the top floor there is an exhibition space displaying the house's history and its original plans.
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I choose to live on the top floor of my walk-up apartment building to avoid flooding.
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On the studio's top floor, Mr. Saraceno shares an office with a few spiders building intricate webs.
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As emphasized by docents in the elevator ride to its top floor, it also has two bars.
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Another architect then transformed the top floor, which had been a laundry room, into more rental apartments.
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The top floor of the hotel has presidential suites that are larger than the average American home.
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The full-service hotel includes a spa, a top-floor bar and, in summer, a rooftop pool.
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The top floor has another Marston & Langinger solarium, along with a tiny kitchen, media room and study.
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My neighbor wondered whether the couple above her on the top floor, friends, were the ones indulging.
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Mr. Meyer was probably right to take a dialed-down approach to the top-floor restaurant genre.
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"Joey came home one day to several inches of water on the top floor," Ms. Butler said.
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Whoever ends up living with her will pay $1,300 to share the top floor of the house.
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And, a few doors down from our hotel, a top-floor apartment smashed by a recent shell.
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The top-floor apartment, nicknamed "Cliff House," is located in Mollymook Beach in New South Wales, Australia.
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It will be on the top floor of the store, in the complex's Shops at Hudson Yard.
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The 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom pad is a top-floor unit and has its own private balcony.
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He also created a studio apartment for himself on the top floor of his parents' house in Italy.
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The effect is particularly strong on the top floor gallery, with its extra tall floor-to-ceiling glass.
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Elevator security video showed a man going to the top floor of the hotel just after 4 a.m.
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You may think you know how to have fun on the top floor of a double-decker bus.
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My studio is on the top floor of our house in a historic section of Philadelphia called Germantown.
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Each of the four bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom, and the master has the entire top floor.
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VISITING the top floor of Axel Springer's tower in Berlin is like travelling back to a lost age.
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When the elevators opened on the top floor, I was immediately struck by how beautiful the space was.
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This spring, I purchased it and brought it home to the top floor of my Brooklyn walk-up.
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There's even a blue corkscrew slide to get back down to ground level after visiting the top floor.
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On the top floor, men prepare the pastry, which consists of durum wheat flour, water, eggs, and salt.
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Anna and her husband frequently work from their apartment on the top floor of a walkup in Brooklyn.
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In Olinalá, Salgado's force kept detainees on the top floor of her house, which doubled as her office.
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The top floor converts into a shelter so that people don't have to move away from their village.
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Children are not allowed on the top floor: Their presence might upset clients who are unable to conceive.
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The Wilsons moved into the top-floor apartment 15 years ago and gradually bought up the other residences.
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The top floor is closed off to visitors, as there are still no open stores on this level.
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The space will have art, culinary experiences, festivals, performing arts spaces, and a bar on the top floor.
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The two-bedroom unit, on the building's top floor, had 20-foot ceilings and views of the city.
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But there were several drawbacks, including its location on the top floor of a five-story walk-up.
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The second floor has three bedrooms, and the master suite and home office are on the top floor.
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Sizes range from Petite (measuring around 160 square feet) to a sprawling top-floor Maison Suite with skylights.
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Ask Real Estate Q. My apartment on the top floor of a Brooklyn co-op faces a courtyard.
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Second, we're on the top floor, which has a sloped ceiling from the roof in the living room.
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A two-bedroom there on the top floor had almost 750 square feet and a private rooftop patio.
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The blaze broke out on the top floor of the Zimnyaya Vishnya mall in the city of Kemerovo.
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August 8, 83: Classic downtown Brooklyn diner Junior's suffers a fire that destroys its roof and top floor.
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Eventually, we arrived at a small space on the top floor, at the back of a parking garage.
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A glittering display on the top floor is devoted to Mr. Xi, China's most influential leader since Mao.
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After the show, under cafe string lights on Jewel's top floor, we had dinner at Tiger Street Lab.
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The fire brigade also rescued two passengers who had been trapped on the top floor of the bus.
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Another good point was to avoid staying on the top floor, as rooftop bar noise can filter down.
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While buses still pick up passengers on the top floor of the station, its main concourse remains closed.
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Penthouses on the top floor, which have yet to be released or priced, could well top $100 million.
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The Brentwood offices of Sitrick and Company occupy the top floor of a black building on San Vicente.
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In place of a gym, guests have free access to classes at the top-floor Paramount Recreation Club.
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She's mugging next to a Buddha in the club located on the top floor of the Mandalay Bay.
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To get to the top floor of the Empire State Building in New York, you'd take the elevator.
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A doctor's office: The top floor of a struggling, two-story mall in Nashville was turned into a clinic.
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Just be sure to stay hydrated: Even on its top floor, which the venue dubbed "Heaven," you will sweat.
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On the top floor, the tenth, a blinding cornucopia of LEDs of every shape and colour assails the eyes.
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The home has five bedrooms and five bathrooms, as well as a backyard and a top-floor wraparound deck.
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One of the factory's young apprentices carries the trays of baklava to the stone oven on the top floor.
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The top floor was where most of the equipment was, and large windows let a lot of light in.
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My hotel, on the top floor of a big building downtown, had a roof garden with a koi pond.
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One of the other top-floor bedrooms has an en-suite bathroom; the other two bedrooms share a bath.
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"The top floor was totally engulfed in fire; you can still see smoke coming from the building," he said.
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"One time he somehow got into my apartment," said Tommy Mulvoy, a teacher who lives on the top floor.
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There's a physiotherapy gym and an isolation ward, but the function of the top floor is less immediately evident.
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The next, I'd be replenishing towels and lube upstairs, or wiping down the plastic cushions on the top floor.
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Household goods and decor, located next to Fred's restaurant on the top floor, was among the most busy areas.
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If you're staying in a top-floor suite with a terrace, expect late-night noise from the rooftop bar.
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"It seems the fire started in the gym and quickly engulfed the top floor as well," Mr. Patel said.
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Right at Home I still remember the master suite, tucked on the top floor, away from the other bedrooms.
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Inmates can exercise on the top floor inside a caged-enclosed recreational area that has views of Rikers Island.
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He worked from the 25th and top floor of the World's Tower Building on West 40th Street in Manhattan.
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The signature fine-dining experience at the Riviera is Topolino's Terrace, located on the top floor of the resort.
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The three-bedroom, three-bathroom apartment is on the top floor of a seven-story building constructed in 2014.
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I'd happily return, but either to a top floor standard room or a suite priced only a bit more.
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He's an avid skier and owns a top floor unit in the Mountain Haus ski resort in Vail, Colorado.
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It will be located on the top floor of the brand&aposs new four-level store in Osaka, Japan.
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In Jakarta, the Pyongyang Restaurant is spread over three floors, with customers discouraged from going to the top floor.
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Ms. Reichman considered several apartments along Ocean Parkway, including one on the sunny top floor of an elevator building.
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In an ultimate gesture of irreverence, Kim has staged his own funeral on the top floor of the museum.
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On the top floor of the market, we grabbed a very good lunch of steamed pomfret with black bean sauce, greens and a half chicken for 165 dollars at the New Kam Dor Po Kitchen on the top floor of the market, then tried to find her childhood home on Kweilin Street.
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Sophie's, the hotel's top-floor, glass-walled restaurant with a modern Italian menu, has sweeping views of the Dublin skyline.
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My mother's room, on a top floor of a major university teaching hospital near Boston, had a large picture window.
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Alessandra Potenza and I visited Verticulture Farms at the top floor of the former Pfizer building in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
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The official says nine fire engines were trying to douse the flames leaping from the top floor of the building.
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The bomb shelter won't do anything if you're on the top floor, or on the 14th floor, where I am.
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Photos from the scene showed fire damage to the top floor of the three-story Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah Tahfiz school.
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The top floor of the home has two dormered bedrooms with bold striped wallpaper and picturesque views of Kotor Bay.
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The top floor was for Nike's Expert Studio, which is designed to give more personal service to members of NikePlus.
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Television footage showed students desperately trying to escape by jumping off the building as smoke billowed from the top floor.
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I squeezed into an elevator with a group of guests to head up to the top floor of the club.
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The ex-football star will personally design 12 exclusive top-floor suites at the hotel, according to a press release.
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Photos from the scene show fire damage to the top floor of the three-story Darul Quran Ittifaqiyah Tahfiz school.
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The two live in the same building, Salvant on the top floor and Diehl on the parlor and ground floors.
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They chose one with around 700 square feet, in a corner of the top floor, for privacy and a view.
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Ms. Paul's small, top-floor apartment was bought for her in 1982 by Lucian Freud, her partner at the time.
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This approach is most obvious on Au Naturel's top floor, which houses some of the artist's most expensively-produced works.
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That might make casually strolling into his $25,000-per-couple fund-raiser on the top floor a little more complicated.
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The idea for both families to purchase something together was short-lived; both wanted the top floor and the garden.
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His apartment, on the top floor of a five-story walk-up, is "the highest I've ever lived," he said.
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The top floor has an open plan with a living room, a kitchen-and-dining area and a guest bathroom.
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But the real throwbacks are its top-floor suites, which honor individual Danish designers and are decorated with original pieces.
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It was organized around a two-story laboratory, with chemistry experiments on the top floor and a machine shop below.
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The downstairs unit now rents for $3,150 a month, leaving him with a cost of $1,650 for the top floor.
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"The top-floor living area, with its full ceiling height, resembles the barn area of local farms," Mr. Cooke said.
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Lotfullah Najafizada, the head of the broadcaster said on Twitter that the last attacker was on the hotel's top floor.
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The top floor features artifacts like letters, sketches, the desk at which Mr. Geisel drew and the bifocals he wore.
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The ceramics galleries on the top floor have been relocated since their 1868 inception and were reconfigured a decade ago.
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The restaurant is on the top floor of the 19th-century villa where the artist Anna Ticho lived and worked.
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On the top floor, out of sight, a few dozen tailors, pattern cutters, shoemakers, and needlewomen work on the orders.
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The top floor of the turbine hall soars 25 feet to a saw-toothed roof currently open to the sky.
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In exchange they're given a room on the top floor, and get a little money for every tourist they snare.
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The ceramics galleries on the top floor have been relocated since their 1868 inception and were reconfigured a decade ago.
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On the library's top floor, I stumbled upon a bronze bust of Henry Ossian Flipper in his full-dress uniform.
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Mr. Hughes lived on the top floor of a brownstone in Harlem for the last two decades of his life.
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We became two professionals in our late twenties, living in our dream apartment on the top floor of a Brooklyn brownstone.
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Credit...CreditDon Hogan Charles/The New York Times First, we needed a plan: Start at the top floor and work down.
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Gucci Osteria Beverly Hills will open on the top floor of the brand's Rodeo flagship, with media previews beginning this week.
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TV news footage showed thick black smoke billowing from the top floor of the animation studio, as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Like, heights that some people wouldn't consider heights: walking over overpasses, for instance, or the top floor of the Guggenheim Museum.
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I can hardly move, let alone carry boxes to my top floor apartment, so I tell her it will be awhile.
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When her friends visit, her top-floor location "doesn't sound that bad to them until they start walking up," she said.
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The Squitieri brothers, owners for decades, can be found on the top floor of the house-like structure on Manida Street.
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Muslim families lived on the two floors above us, but the top floor family was Hindu, as were the shopkeepers below.
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Or, in a landscape of towering skyscrapers, ride an elevator to the top floor, seek an open roof deck, and jump.
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On the top floor, Epstein organized discussions on science, psychology, and other subjects, inviting academics from Harvard and M.I.T. to attend.
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The company hosted the couple's rehearsal dinner in an executive dining room on the top floor of the Time-Life building.
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Then their broker took them to a true two-bedroom on the top floor of a house for $2,150 a month.
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Eventually the militants holed up on or near the top floor of the hotel, taking potshots at those fleeing, he said.
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"A monument should be public and to put it on the top floor doesn't seem like a public place," she said.
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On the top floor of the Casa Del Mar Hotel in Santa Monica, Liam is hosting a rotating door of journalists.
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CreditCreditBrandon Thibodeaux for The New York Times The dead books are on the top floor of Southern Methodist University's law library.
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He stood naked and painted in the top-floor London studio where he had spent so many of his waking hours.
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Its club, on the top floor of the hotel, offers panoramic views of Chicago, Langham's famous afternoon tea and butler service.
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Because the apartment is on the top floor and was originally inhabited by servants, the ceilings are only eight feet high.
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After the tour finished, I took an elevator to the visitor's gallery and observation deck onthe top floor of Wilson Hall.
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The owner herself is a photographer, and Dixon built her a studio and darkroom on the top floor of the house.
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His squad bay, a cavernous room with beige-green walls and floors shiny from excessive scrubbing, was on the top floor.
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Two large one-bedrooms were available, one on the top floor for $2,43 and another, on a lower floor, for $2,595.
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The rounded roof of the tiny tea room on the top floor of the hotel can even be seen from Central Park.
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Here, finally, on the top floor, was a pinched, steep staircase caked in dust, and at the top of it, the attic.
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The fire broke out on the top floor of the FICCI building in which it is housed, gutting parts of the museum.
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One prominent effort to do so is being masterminded from the top floor of an art-deco building in downtown San Francisco.
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On the top floor are rooms for yoga, piano and choir practice; and a small one offering free, anonymous tests for HIV.
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My friend and I both use Rent the Runway Unlimited's subscription service (and RTR is located on the top floor of Neiman).
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An IMAX theatre on the top floor of the Global Centre mall is an emblem of how brazen Chinese firms can be.
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The master suite takes up the entire top floor and offers sweeping views of the bay, Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge.
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Baloo has created an atmosphere of mysticism and fairy tales in his dwelling on the top floor of old building in St.Petersburg.
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She and three girlfriends found a modest 2000-bedroom apartment on the top floor of a four-story, mixed-use commercial building.
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Two have en suite bathrooms, while the three on the top floor share a bathroom and are used by the couple's children.
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Nine-year-old Ademola Ayanbola had been in a classroom on the top floor of the building when it collapsed on Wednesday.
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The top floor also has a small kitchen that could be useful for a live-in au pair or other resident staff.
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My room, on the top floor of the inn, was cozy with décor befitting its Victorian theme, and a very comfortable bed.
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It also offers a loft apartment on the second floor, a live/work space on the top floor and a roof deck.
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"When I'm working on the top floor of my building, my head is in the clouds," said Ali Mesgharan, a construction manager.
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Then there is the mystery of why Mr. Beiderman hasn't set foot outside his top-floor apartment since the Vanderbeekers moved in.
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It's easy to spend an hour or more exploring the store's three levels, including the rare books section on the top floor.
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Meanwhile, McKinsey has continued to consult for Mr. Akhmetov, sharing the top floor of a Kiev office building with an Akhmetov company.
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Up on the top floor, Mike's room is nearly empty save for his bed, his studio gear, and mountains of Nike boxes.
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I backed away from the marble-topped table and left the bright, well-appointed family meeting room on the hospital's top floor.
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She enters a nearby building and rides the elevator to the top floor, where she boards an air taxi in Uber Skyport.
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She likes being on the top floor, except when she has to do laundry or has just come back from grocery shopping.
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The family loved the open floor plan downstairs, with the children's bedrooms upstairs and a master-bedroom suite on the top floor.
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Each unit has two bedrooms and one full bathroom, with the second unit on the top floor having an addition half bath.
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Imagine seeing your CEO eating healthy in the cafeteria or walking up the stairs to her corner office on the top floor.
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On the top floor, you'll find the main restaurant, LH, which is a clubby spot putting a contemporary spin on American classics.
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This distinctive 60-story tower had its priciest closing this past year with the $47.87 million sale of its top-floor penthouse.
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I'm a semisuccessful single woman in my 30s, and I live in the top-floor apartment of a Victorian house in Toronto.
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Ms. Prouvost's Antwerp studio is on the top floor of a former coffee factory in the city's fashionable art district, Het Zuid.
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Qatar was determined to carry on, Sheikh Mohammed said, sipping tea in his spacious office on the ministry's top floor overlooking the Gulf.
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"He accidentally fell through the window of a top floor of a Parisian building," Zdar's agent Sebastian Farran told the AFP news agency.
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San Francisco International Airport, for example, recently moved almost all ride-hailing passenger pickups to the top floor of the main parking garage.
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The military said the attackers disabled CCTV cameras in the hotel and planted explosives at all access points leading to the top floor.
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On the top floor of 21 Place Vendôme, design director Bertrand Guyon and members of his atelier tailor outfits to fit a model.
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They have opened up two top-floor rooms in their home — mine easily had the best sunset view in town — to paying guests.
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At the scene of the Damascus strike, a Reuters journalist said the top floor of a two-storey building had been completely scorched.
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Then a Catholic charity organization settled them in a modest apartment on the top floor of a building just outside the city walls.
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HIGH Ms. Mori escorted me to the top floor of her hotel, into a huge room where sunlight flooded in through large skylights.
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I met Popeye at his apartment, on the top floor of a newly built red brick tower, in a gentrifying neighborhood of Medellín.
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The family dismissed their servants, moved into the top floor of their house, and rented the bottom out to the local Catholic university.
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Nestled on the top floor in between university classrooms and engineering laboratories, the epicentre of ANUC's space initiative is a small, unassuming room.
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A lot of the Philz office sits on the top floor of a Philz coffee shop over in the Dogpatch in San Francisco.
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Casa Campinarana in Manaus, Brazil, has most of its living spaces on the top floor to reduce deforestation and the building's carbon footprint.
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As I step into her room on the top floor, the smell of weed smacks me in the face like a soft pillow.
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Great views can also be had from the top-floor NENI restaurant, serving Mediterranean-influenced shared plates in a vast greenhouse-like space.
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Penthouse level: It's not exactly a penthouse because, well, it's just a top-floor apartment, sharing the floor with lots of other apartments.
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Head to the top floor and check out the Gatsby-style rooftop lounge, Sparrow, which is the highest rooftop bar in Fort Lauderdale.
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Lygia Clark, with her hinged-metal sculptures you can fiddle with at will, filled the top floor of the Museum of Modern Art.
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Tugs Bowen, 20, was not there, on the top floor of Manhattan's federal courthouse, to see his father break down during this trial.
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The unmistakable touches include large red polka dots and mirrors in the elevators and a bulbous mosaic pumpkin sculpture on the top floor.
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On the top floor of one office tower in the area is an incubator called Phoenix Valley, founded by two Shenyang-born businessmen.
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The coronavirus isolation ward, located on the top floor, has a ventilation system that pumps out and filters air from the patients' rooms.
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The waiter at Aureole told me a friend who worked on the top floor was forced to stay up there until 5 a.m.
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Starting in 2014, Phoenix took over a space on the top floor, where they installed synthesizers and recording gear and got to work.
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So they moved to a tiny studio on the sixth and top floor of a walk-up building on the Far East Side.
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Sasha and Nadia walked down the block to a sort of bar with a big window, on the top floor of another building.
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The top floor is dominated by a sitting room surrounded on three sides by windows with views of the ocean and surrounding city.
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The top floor is where all the bits and pieces produced on the lower two floors are transformed into complete items of jewelry.
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My team sits on the top floor of the building, so I feel like we are extra affected by the lack of A/C.
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Larry Flynt spends his days sitting in a gold wheelchair on the top floor of a building that's shaped like a big gold dildo.
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Security forces cordoned off the area and cornered the attackers in a staircase leading to the top floor, the military said in a statement.
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Most Finnish homes have private saunas, and Heidi's block of flats also has a communal one on the top floor which residents can book.
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"Kesha, she was sleeping on the top floor with the Haim sisters, and they were in this creepy area of the house," Delevingne recounted.
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Finally, the top floor shows paintings from the past three years, one in oil, the others in acrylic pigment, which makes different textures possible.
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Following the gig, Depp and the band were seen partying on the top floor of his hotel, which was heavily secured by body guards.
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This small group had immense power, with offices on the top floor of Apple Park, and Ive reported directly to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
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The rapper tweeted from the top floor of Emirates Flight 203 on Wednesday and was STUNNED to see the plane swarmed by emergency trucks.
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The New York Post has reported that Spencer Dinwiddie is in contract to buy the penthouse on the 68th floor — the building's top floor.
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A staircase in the hallway leads to the top-floor master suite, which can also be reached by an elevator from the ground floor.
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The exhibit is situated on the top floor of the museum, allowing any visitors who may find the subject objectionable to easily bypass it.
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New sows are introduced to a building on the top floor, and are then moved by elevator to an assigned level, where they remain.
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In another attack, Syrian forces dropped a chemical bomb on the top-floor balcony of an apartment building, killing 49 people, including 1003 children.
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He had a stunning flat in the 7th arrondissement, the entire top floor of an apartment building—sumptuous decor, marble floors, urns, the works.
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This unit has panoramic city views and is two floors below the top-floor penthouse, which sold in September 2016 for almost $87.7 million.
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There's also an interesting roster of concerts and literary events at the hotel's top-floor salon, which offers fantastic views of the surrounding neighborhood.
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So Mr. Costello had lunch in late June with Mr. Giuliani at the Grand Havana Room on the top floor of 666 Fifth Avenue.
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We had nowhere to rehearse, so an Alley board member gave us office space on the top floor of the second-tallest building downtown.
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Lebovitz's first home in Paris was a double-size version of one of those top-floor garrets to which hardworking maids were once relegated.
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In Brooklyn Heights, the actress Mary-Louise Parker purchased a five-bedroom top-floor apartment, just weeks after selling another unit in the neighborhood.
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This proved challenging as the Wi-Fi was spotty in my top-floor room — and the room phone ceased to work after that call.
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Over the next five years, Mr. Bloom poured more money into the building and slowly renovated the top floor into a home for himself.
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After achieving four stars in 22003, he was living on the top floor and earning $3.503,23.50 a year, more than the hotel's general manager.
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On the top floor, you can look out through the enormous windows to see the High Line, an extension, perhaps, of a pagan paradise.
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Many visitors to the museum, Britain's most popular visitor attraction, flock to the top-floor balcony to admire a 360-degree panorama of London.
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Many visitors to the museum, Britain's most popular visitor attraction, flock to the top-floor balcony to admire a 360-degree panorama of London.
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The city has lowered water pressure to aid conservation, forcing residents of top-floor apartments to lug buckets up to their bathrooms and kitchens.
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As with all of its modern towers, it's going to dedicate the top floor to allow for flexible use for employees, customers and partners.
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The afternoon brought back memories of my lessons on the top floor of the Phillipses' home in the leafy Squirrel Hill neighborhood of Pittsburgh.
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The factory he managed was an attic-like space on the top floor of a residential building in a neighborhood packed with crumbling apartments.
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They visited another apartment in Clinton Hill, a two-bedroom on the top floor of the nearby Willoughby Walk co-ops, built around 1958.
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It's an interesting take on the politics of looking: You are forced to either enter the site or see it from the top floor.
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He moved his stuff down into the basement, and I moved my stuff into the top floor, so there are three floors between us.
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Space for 500 offices occupied the floors above the station, though the top floor of the station remained unfinished and unused through the building's history.
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Starting sometime early next year, Salesforce is set to open the top floor of the building, the 200st floor, to the public during limited hours.
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Perched on the top floor of doorman building, it offers oversized windows with views of Manhattan, Brooklyn and the East River and a roof deck.
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Broker: Engel & Volkers In fourth place, and up from fifth in August, a top-floor, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment in the desirable West Village.
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On Thursday, no physical changes were visible in Albany; Mr. Klein's suite of offices, on the top floor of a legislative office building, were intact.
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Tempted by a cracked-open window, these two dogs escaped the top floor of their home Thursday and had an impromptu party on the roof.
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He says this dressed in a Uniqlo shirt adorned with sketches of Mickey Mouse in his office on the top floor of 21 Place Vendôme.
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And there are so many others who don't notice it because they either get to use the elevator or are already on the top floor.
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Located at the museum's top floor, visitors emerge through elevator doors to find P-Orridge's glowing psychick cross, Thee Ghost suspended over a spiral staircase.
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In the top floor casino, thousands of pounds change hands every second as roulette wheels spin, slot machines tumble and gamblers crowd around blackjack tables.
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"They may as well jump off the top floor of a building because that's what we'd be doing by having a third party," Priebus said.
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Over 63 firemen worked over several hours to douse the fire, which started on the top floor of the building and swept across the museum.
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I spent that night on Megijima, staying in a small tatami room on the top floor of Umiyado, a family-run guesthouse on the beach.
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Mourners around him held on to portraits of the king, or gazed up tearfully at the top-floor ward where they presumed his body lay.
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And the newly-opened Avery high-rise also offers multi-million-dollar condos, including a $16 million penthouse and a top-floor $41 million unit.
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On the top floor of the airy Maraya center we ran into Manuel Rabaté, who will be the first director of the Louvre Abu Dhabi.
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On the top floor are offices and a terrace room that opens to a sunroom, which offers vistas of the river and the Queensboro Bridge.
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He shared a dank room on the medieval castle's top floor with about 20 other Jews, including Jerome Mahrer and Jerome's older brother, Peter Mahrer.
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On the top floor, Li Xinwei runs a nail salon where one third of her customers who have loyalty cards are big-spending North Koreans.
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At the time, the top floor of the complex, where the fire started, was packed with families visiting a cinema and a children's play area.
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EST (noon GMT) on the top floor of the building and was declared under control about an hour and 15 minutes later, the department said.
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On Sunday morning, Lourdes Pérez buried the son she had frantically tried to save when the top floor of his house collapsed before her eyes.
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For some, visiting the two new top-floor theaters — which bear little resemblance to the scrappier old ones — has contributed to a change of heart.
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They hope to generate rental income; the Shed has an event space on its top floor, and there has been talk of luring Fashion Week.
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RAQQA, Syria — From the top-floor sniper position in western Raqqa, members of an American-backed militia scanned the ground for any signs of movement.
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The top floor of Lumina&aposs Folsom Street Tower originally went to market in 2015 as a two-story, 15,000 square-foot $49 million penthouse.
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Huge windows on the grand top floor looked out across Avenue Winston Churchill on one side and into a densely wooded garden on the other.
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Alas, the museum's decision to put the café on the top floor complicates my usual strategy of working my way down, a cappuccino my reward.
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There are also six wood-burning fireplaces, a skylight on the top floor, and at the parlor level, a glass-enclosed solarium overlooking the garden.
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One snowy day in February, Nef was on the top floor of an industrial building in Greenpoint, being photographed for the French fashion magazine Jalouse .
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According to AD, Tierney also added a guest bathroom, a top-floor office and used much of her own art collection to decorate her home.
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On the top floor of the museum, we came to a large and dimly lit room, more crowded than any other section of the museum.
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Mars still rides in luxury Cadillac cars to keep up what he calls his "top floor" brand — he just hails those rides using the Uber app.
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The top floor focuses on clothes from the 1950s to the 363s, and there are often select racks for G.D.R. clothes at either or both locations.
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T he entire top floor also needed to be restored, a project that involved removing an oddly configured extra kitchen to make room for Franklin's bedroom.
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On the top floor of the home sits the main master suite, which has its own sitting area, vaulted ceilings and a custom walk-in closet.
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The flames started on a top-floor apartment and spread to a loft space and other sections of the building, said Thomas Richardson, FDNY's operations chief.
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His kindness was such that he inherited the top-floor unit next to his from a man whom Charles had cared for during a long illness.
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It's in the low 80s in Paris, but on the tiny top floor of the atelier — where a dozen pros quarantine themselves with couture — it's hotter.
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Similarly in "Contain," Andy insists on sticking with a "heat hole" during a top-floor fire even when it appears not to work, endangering the mission.
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Prosecutors said during the arraignment that Ms. Aquino had gone out around midnight on Monday, leaving Kalenah alone in the top-floor apartment where they lived.
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So when our next office refurb came around, we found the perfect space, at the far end of our top floor, away from hustle and bustle.
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Yes, the Temperature Sensor does improve the Nest Thermostat's performance in my home, where temperatures can swing wildly from the bottom floor to the top floor.
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They also own a top-floor home in Paris that sits between a bakery, a cheese shop, and a huge food specialty store (must be awful).
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I used to sleep in the room in the corner on the top floor (my aunt's room) and it had a wooden rocking chair in it.
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For this reason, public areas like the understated lobby and restaurant are on the top floor, with all terraces and balconies optimized for dining and drinking.
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"Once it gets dark, there are comings and goings up the stairs to the top floor where he rents a studio," the neighbour told De Morgen.
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A handsome two-bedroom with a dining room, on the top floor of a brick elevator building on East 91st Street in Carnegie Hill, was $985,000.
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Simons works out of a top-floor corner office across the street from the institute, in a building occupied by its administrative parent, the Simons Foundation.
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The 20,000-square-foot structure on four acres (which she shares with a cousin who occupies the top floor, accessible by elevator), has a peerless provenance.
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A quick ride in the Dezervator delivers your wheels to the top floor mega-apartment where you can then roll them right into your living room.
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On Sunday, as the situation grew dire, the Weather Service advised people to "get on the roof" if the top floor of their home became dangerous.
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She said there were no plans for a nightclub in the complex and part of top floor would be dedicated to honoring the Sari Club victims.
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The fire broke out Thursday morning on the top floor of the three-story school, Tahfiz Darul Ittifaqiyah, where students are taught to memorize the Quran.
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Broker: Crown Realty Climbing from fourth place in September to second in October, a funky top-floor, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment in the West Village.
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Light now sweeps through the open-plan top floor, where the footprint of the old offices forms loosely defined areas for relaxing, reading, cooking and dining.
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To really appreciate any views, you need to be booked on a top floor to face the ocean in the distance, but it's a ways away.
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For the past three years, she has rented the top floor of a cozy house in the area with her long-term boyfriend, a craft brewer.
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Vehicles could take off and land in small "vertiports" that could fit in a suburban parking lot or the top floor of an urban parking garage.
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Speaking from the top floor of his multistory shelter for strays, he estimated that 650 dogs — about 45 of them puppies — live at the Canidrome's kennels.
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We eventually lived together in the top floor of a bay-and-gable house in the Annex in downtown Toronto and...we were obsessed with each other.
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Jalon Shortte said riding out Irma in his top-floor apartment on Tortola, in the British Virgin Islands, was the scariest thing he has ever been through.
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The bunker's top floor, closest to the surface, has rows of bunk beds and a sick bay, where mannequins in surgical scrubs preside over bandaged mannequin patients.
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The elevator took us up, past the servant quarters, to the top floor, where Frank and I stepped out into an enormous room — a room without bounds.
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Another migrant fell from the top floor of a building he was sheltering in, and another set himself on fire and killed himself last week in desperation.
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Albanese said financial-sector workers in London had been sounding out the Milan property market over the past year with top-floor terraced apartments in high demand.
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Housed in a three-story deep circular structure, visitors enter at the top floor into a dark room with a panoramic full-ceiling projection of falling petals.
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Today, a silhouette of the singer stands in a top floor window to welcome fans from around the world, there to live out the full Amy experience.
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Anar Mammadli, a prominent elections monitor imprisoned for over two years, celebrated in his parents' top-floor apartment along with family members, reporters and former political prisoners.
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I still have no idea how I traveled 3043 blocks with no money, and found myself on the top floor of a ruined building — seemingly untampered with.
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A lightning strike caused a blaze on the top floor of the Eaglewood Resort, which is adjacent to Medinah Country Club, within walking distance in a pinch.
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Over Champagne and a deep orange sunset in his sprawling apartment on the top floor of Cala del Porto, he told me the story of his discovery.
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And on the top floor of the building, one employee shoved open his window and leaned out, white shirt sleeves rolled up, craning to see the spectacle.
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The Gwen Hotel in Chicago lets guests stay in a luxury tent on the terrace of the hotel's top-floor Gwen Lux Suite during the summer months.
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"I think we're a little serious," she told them during a recent class in the spacious top-floor studio at the Mark Morris Dance Center in Brooklyn.
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The penthouse has four bedrooms and four and a half baths, along with a terrace overlooking Central Park off the spacious master suite on the top floor.
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The first two floors are well ventilated and normally require no air-conditioning, while the top floor, with 13-foot sliding windows, heats up during daytime hours.
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On the top floor, arches in the Chapel of Sacred Mirrors reach 19 feet high, highlighting the centerpiece series consisting of 19 paintings and two etched mirrors.
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Most Republicans never make it to the top floor, where the museum's most poignant exhibit, "Louder Than Words: Rock, Power, and Politics," is practically out of sight.
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Because God's punishments are unimpeachably correct, the lower regions must serve as part of the heavenly vista—the top-floor view of all that's right and just.
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Head into the Sesc 220.90 de Maio, a brand new, ballyhooed, mostly public high-rise cultural center whose highlights include an art gallery and top-floor cafe.
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A microphone housed inside each piece will connect to a keyboard, which, through an internal feedback loop, will generate sound, filling the museum's top floor with music.
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Daniela painted a bleak portrait of her life in the room, which was on the top floor of a home near Albany that her parents had rented.
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The next day, Ms. Maichin and her family began decorating the tree on the top floor, in a living room ringed with family portraits and wedding photos.
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About eight years ago, after his grandmother died, Gillette renovated the space on the top floor of the building where she had lived to make two apartments.
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J.M. I crawled up the stairs and when I got up there, it was just one after the other of people stacked up on the top floor.
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The MFA has filled the entire top floor of its Art of the Americas wing with a roundup of art by women, drawn mostly from its collection.
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Up an open wood-and-iron staircase, the top floor has two bedrooms, including the master, which has an en suite bathroom and a walk-in closet.
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Just seven at the time, Lindsay recalls her father coming down from the embassy's top floor, to where she and her mother huddled with other American families.
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The top floor of the apartment, which is reachable through the spiral staircase and the building elevator, contains three additional bedrooms, two of which share a bath.
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Man-O-War Cay, Abaco Islands, Bahamas (CNN)The entire top floor of a pastel-blue beachfront home was sheared off while the lower level remained untouched.
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The penthouse was created when Neumann combined his $18 million duplex apartment on the top floor, and another unit below it he had purchased for $9.5 million.
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We're in the auditorium on the top floor of the newer of two buildings for MIT's Media Lab (the famous "future factory" as it is widely known).
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The center has since been inundated with gifts for children, and several rooms on its top floor look like part of a chaotically well-stocked toy store.
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" In the kind of small building they favored, Ms. Bondy said, "it's hard to get the kind of light they wanted, unless you're on the top floor.
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A penthouse in New York City's tallest residential building has been listed for $82 million for least two years — and it's not even on the top floor.
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Strongly interested in design, the couple decided to reconstruct the villa as an apartment building and move into one of the units; currently they occupy the top floor.
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On the top floor of the hotel, a wood-paneled atticlike space has been outfitted as a gym with equipment and cardio machines, some tucked in window alcoves.
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The couple exchanged vows in front of 300 guests on the top floor of the FGL House in downtown Nashville with a Winter Wonderland theme for their celebration.
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Her bedroom, which is on the top floor of the house, gets so hot that she's starting to break out in hives in the middle of the night.
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On the top floor of its headquarters, some 40 agents in its Operational Communications Division used a platform called Genesi, according to a former member of the team.
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Six months ago he met a gang of dealers from London while smoking heroin at a friend's flat on the top floor of a tower block in Southend.
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A one-bedroom corner apartment, on the top floor of a six-story building on Avenue of the Americas in SoHo, had roof access and a great view.
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The play was staged on the top floor of the building, where there was a proscenium stage and old-fashioned flats depicting forests and gardens and rustic interiors.
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Mr. Dove and Ms. Torr also spent time in Geneva, living in the top floor of a brick commercial building that his father had constructed in the 1870s.
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But Mickelson was roused from his room on the top floor early on Sunday when all hotel guests were evacuated because the building had been struck by lightning.
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You can also pull out the wooden floor of the whole top floor, which makes cleaning the PawHut much easier than a traditional coop with a fixed floor.
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A few weeks earlier, I had dragged it through Ikea and then lugged it up the stairs to the top floor of our second- and third-floor duplex.
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These accolades invariably focus on the 19-course menu at the horseshoe-shaped bar on the top floor, while only briefly mentioning the offerings in the rooms below.
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Climb the stairs to the top floor of the Yen Wo Society building to see the oldest active Chinese temple in Canada, honoring the sea deity Tam Kung.
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The love story between these two terminally ill teenagers reaches peak romance when they finally kiss upon reaching the top floor of the Anne Frank Museum in Amsterdam.
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Topside, the top floor bar and restaurant, with its glass walls giving a panoramic view of the city below, is a popular draw for locals and guests alike.
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A week or so later, Mr. Rosen found a two-bedroom that occupied half the top floor of a six-unit co-op building, also in Park Slope.
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Some of the top-floor apartments in the Brooklyn Heights building have no windows, because the Italian palazzo-style facade is a landmark, and changes were not permitted.
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I live on the top floor of my apartment building with no A/C, which means every day above 80 is a special kind of hell for me.
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But apart from one brief visit to his mother's amazing top-floor apartment on Fifth Avenue near the Metropolitan Museum of Art, I hardly entered his social world.
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The building itself is a living pipeline, with story development on the top floor and departments working on animation and effects filling out the building in a cascade.
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But now, at 52, Homma sits on the top floor of a high-end, seven-story shopping mall in Tokyo, the owner of five skateboard shops called Instant.
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The living area, on the top floor, has a central wood-burning fireplace stretching up to the 9153-foot ceiling, along with an open kitchen and dining nook.
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The nearly 5,000-square-foot residence takes up the entire top floor of the Heritage Building on the city's Upper West Side, where 72nd Street meets Riverside Park.
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A new high-rise there, the Park Court Aoyama the Tower, is the first condo in Tokyo to have an infinity-edge swimming pool on the top floor.
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Some aides were moved from their top floor offices to the ground level in the West Wing as security personnel assessed the situation, a White House official said.
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Start on the top floor to take in a seminal retrospective of captivating light compositions, Lumia: Thomas Wilfred and the Art of Light, on view through July 23.
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The master suite encompassed the entire top floor and included an en suite bath with subway tile accents and a dressing room with hand-painted de Gournay wallpaper.
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"They may as well jump off the top floor of a building because that's what we'd be doing by having a third party," Priebus told Reuters on Friday.
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The top-floor hot tub, bar and 24-person cedar wood sauna are part of the Rooftop social club, open to members and guests who pay a fee.
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After he's done shooting for the day, we head up to one of the posh suites on the top floor of the Cité, where Besson camps out during filming.
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Among them was Judith Hellman, who had been a senior living on the top floor of the Res Club and who became a professor of political and social science.
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On the top floor of Samsung's 837 building in Manhattan's Chelsea neighborhood, rapper Vic Mensa sits comfortably in a green room that's set up like a family entertainment center.
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Even the chairman of the anti-corruption commission is under investigation, for failing to declare that his top-floor loft included his building's entire 186-square-metre roof terrace.
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According to a press release from Brinkwire, the Pata Zoo sits on the top floor of a shopping center, which prevents its animals from getting access to the outdoors.
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Hopes rekindled in 2015 "We decided we would talk over the heads of the regime by putting the moving billboard in the top floor of our windows," Cason said.
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In the first phases, new apartments range from £450,000 for a one-bedroom apartment to £1.1 million for a 1,226-square-foot three-bedroom unit on a top floor.
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Instead of executive offices, Salesforce says it will use the top floor as an events space, which will be open to employees as well as non-profits and NGOs.
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There's one unit left for him to buy at No. 19: the top-floor apartment owned for more than three decades by Jeffery Wood and his wife, Pamela Jenrette.
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We could see the two-story building set back on a long, flat parcel of land, the top floor in gray-white siding, the bottom a dull yellow brick.
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But the biggest attraction is the circular top-floor walkway, also known as Danish-Icelandic artist Olafur Eliasson's "Your rainbow panorama" (2011), a permanent installation enclosed in multicolored glass.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A resplendent display of 224 fuchsia-colored paper lotus lanterns adorns the light-filled oculus on The Rubin Museum of Art's top floor.
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Mr. Murtha recalls that when he arrived, bystanders were already filling the street, hysterical and screaming that there were many people still on the top floor of the building.
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My top-floor room, a twin double with a seaside view, was sleek and clean-lined, though the trio of windows seemed slightly too small and ceilings too low.
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In his own one-bedroom on the top floor, the 41-year-old has also created a home that seems to exist beyond the confines of time and place.
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The apartment itself, a top-floor aerie in a building on one of those great side streets, was too big, Ms. Peil thought, and too much over her budget.
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The story began with Nadia in the single, lighted window on the top floor of a low-rise building, waving at the man, who was waiting in the courtyard.
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Broker: Douglas Elliman This top-floor, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment moved up from fourth place in September to second in October, and into the top spot in November.
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"When the sixth floor caught fire this morning, my roommate told me, either burn or escape," said Mohammad Musa, who was hiding in his room on the top floor.
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The museum&aposs single exhibit on human evolution is situated on the top floor, allowing any visitors who may find the subject objectionable for religious reasons to easily bypass it.
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He also told them he had a residence on the top floor of the home and joked about staying in the house with them while they were there, Smith said.
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A green anarchist flag fluttered from the window of a detention cell on the top floor, held by a North African man who had been locked inside for nine months.
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We had it all mic'd up in his top floor studio and I'm sitting there between takes while they're sorting out the mic-ing upstairs—and it's the warmest piano.
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The blaze, which broke out on the top floor of the building, burned down through about 20 stories before firefighters extinguished the flames by midafternoon, the news agency Interfax reported.
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Hewson joined Lockheed Martin more than 35 years ago as an industrial engineer, rising through the ranks and serving in numerous leadership positions until reaching the top floor in 2013.
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Parichart Kaewsin, 2.53, who works in a bank, stood at the edge of the hospital garden, gazing up at the top floor of the building where the king was treated.
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In December, the board agreed to a five-year lease for $35,000 a month on a 6,000-square-foot space on the top floor of a building on Canal Street.
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His loft was at the corner of Broadway and Houston, on the top floor of the Cable Building, then a den of sweatshops, later the home of the Angelika Theatre.
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One gunman is believed to have been killed after an explosion was heard in the top floor of the building, politician Guma El-Gamaty who was in the area said.
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Manhatta is on the top floor of 28 Liberty, a sixty-story office tower; in the building's lavish ground-floor lobby I was met by not one but two greeters.
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The top floor of the Supreme Court is famously home to a gym and basketball court known as the "Highest Court in the Land," Stanley Kay of Sports Illustrated writes.
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Television footage broadcast by private channel NDTV showed people jumping off the top floor of the Takshashila building or trying to escape by climbing down, as thick smoke billowed out.
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MOSCOW — On the top floor of Russia's antidoping laboratory, the largest office is empty but for two unopened glass bottles of Montblanc writing ink, in Irish Green and Midnight Blue.
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The top floor was transformed into a carnival, where guests competed to win miniature sculptures by KAWS, plaster facsimiles of gadgets by Mr. Arsham and plushy toys by Mr. Murakami.
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Perhaps the best example of this was on the gallery's top floor, where a woman stood at the entrance, dutifully warning viewers that the artwork contained images of self-harm.
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A top-floor unit on Driggs Avenue, renting for $3,000, was above a pizza place, but the apartment had high ceilings, exposed brick, a skylight and two similar-size bedrooms.
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Dramatic videos on social media showed the turquoise- and yellow-trimmed party boat rocking back and forth as it began to sink, with people crawling down from the top floor.
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"If there was an unlocked exit on the top floor, many more people might have been saved," said Mohammad Irfan, a resident who lives at the end of the alley.
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In June, San Francisco International relocated all ride-hail pickups to the top floor of a parking garage, which created confusion, longer wait times, and backups during peak arrival times.
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The top-floor showroom, once a minimalist white cube, is swathed in hand-painted wallpaper and fabrics with Mr. Ruby's signature mix of bleach stains and red-and-blue splotches.
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Spread across three levels, Domain has full occupancy of the building's top floor, which sits beneath a south-facing sawtooth roof designed to make the most of the Australian sunshine.
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On its top floor are two 500 square metre mazes by renowned UK maze designer, Adrian Fisher — one made of hedges, and the other comprised of a series of mirrors.
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Nike's product concierge services helps shoppers find outfits and tailor them with alterations and bra fitting services in a high-end dressing room located on the top floor of the store.
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Melania might live on the top floor of a gilded tower, but she's no damsel in distress in need of a knight to defend her honor or come to her rescue.
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Emergency services said they had extinguished the fire, but later said it had reignited in places, and that rescuers were struggling to recover bodies because the building's top floor had collapsed.
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He can laugh about this now, three months after the fact, as we review the experience from top floor of Baidu's old headquarters, a seven-floor building in Beijing's Haidian District.
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The three-bedroom, 2½-bathroom apartment in the Williamsburg neighborhood, which appears to have been staged for the listing, takes up the top floor of an eight-floor, doorman-equipped building.
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Gucci is set to open a restaurant on the top floor of its flagship store on Rodeo Drive in Beverly Hills, California, Joshua Levine of the Wall Street Journal Magazine reports.
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Ten years ago, working with Mario Egozi, an architect, the couple transformed five small apartments on the top floor of a prewar building into a single sprawling 3,900-square-foot penthouse.
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After Hurricane Floyd in 1999, Reed said, his mother had to be rescued by boat from the top floor of the family home after it took on 6 feet of water.
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More than a hundred firemen battled for about three hours to douse the flames that broke out early on Tuesday on the top floor of the National Museum of Natural History.
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Nestled in the top floor of a Victorian townhouse in north London, Stephen would sit in solitude for hours at a time, save for his in-game companion, Aesop the dog.
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The bottom floor of the house consists of a collaborative study room, a kitchen and a prayer room, while the top floor consists of shared office space and a resource center.
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Those who arrived on Friday were questioned on the top floor of a cyclone shelter, where women wearing headscarves, men, and children could be seen through the windows by Reuters reporters.
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Abou Salah entered one of the buildings affected by the alleged gas attack the following day and took footage of a yellow cylinder with a gas valve on the top floor.
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Not only can you glance at the actual golden trophy, but you can also hone your skills on the soccer version of a mini-golf course located on the top floor.
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On West 29nd Street, they climbed five flights of stairs — all the way to the top floor — to see a one-bedroom for $0003,2000, with a maintenance of just over $2510.
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In daylight, PartyNextDoor was more soft-spoken, sitting at the kitchen table of a top-floor Airbnb rental in Midtown Manhattan as he rolled a blunt on a takeout sushi container.
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Vuitton renovated it and installed a state-of-the-art laboratory on its top floor, with Jacques Cavallier Belletrud, a third-generation Grasse-born perfumer and industry supremo, at its helm.
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Parker Posey, the indie-film actress and bohemian bon vivant, recently moved to the top floor of a West Village town house, owned by a friend's mother, Marcia, who lives downstairs.
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During a bantam game (bantams are thirteen and fourteen), at a rink on the top floor of a mall in West Nyack, one of our players got rifled into the boards.
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The master suite takes up the entire top floor; it has a terrace that faces the park, a sitting area, walk-in closets and a dressing room, and two marble baths.
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One way is to design large spaces, several floors high, for mechanical systems as a way to push up a building's height and drive up the value of top-floor condos.
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The video works on the top floor deal directly with food culture through a style of artistic-anthropological study, which marks the culmination of three years of research for Ortega Ayala.
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The owners countered with an asking price of $20 million, he said, and later offered to sell them the top floor of the restaurant as a park site for $153 million.
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At the nearby Memorial Cafe, a barista, Putu Elma Maheni, said she disagreed with the owners' plan for a top-floor memorial because it would not offer easy access to visitors.
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In the West Village, an alcove studio with tall ceilings, exposed brick and a clear view of the World Trade Center, on the top floor of a seven-story, prewar building.
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This weekend at Lincoln Center, Alexander will be playing his first show accompanied by a string orchestra — an indication that he has ascended to the top floor of jazz's commercial establishment.
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The building provides a floor-by-floor circular walk through Mercedes history over its nine floors and 177,000 square feet of exhibition space, with the timeline starting on the top floor.
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You start below ground and work up to the top floor, through a series of rooms designed to evoke major eras in recent history; many also include Ms. Lafferty's hypnotic films.
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Barrett, whose salon occupies the top floor of the Bergdorf Goodman department store on Fifth Avenue, has assembled a witty assortment of iconic styles through the ages, some familiar, others not.
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Before the 2018 midterm elections, Senator Dean Heller stood with President Trump in the glittering Trump International Hotel near the Las Vegas Strip, looking out from the top floor, and pointed.
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A floating staircase leads to the top floor, which has an open office area and four bedrooms, two of them (including the master) with terraces that look out to the courtyard.
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Op-Ed Contributors In 2000, Willem de Kooning rented a studio on the top floor of a handsome four-story cast-iron building at 2200 Broadway, between 12th and 13th Streets.
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Roper St. Francis keeps supplies for emergencies such as this on the top floor of its facilities, including thousands of gallons of water in case the water supply gets cut off.
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Wiseman, who lives in Paris for much of the year, where he edits his footage on the top floor of a converted convent, is quick to connect his oeuvre to literature.
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By the time I reached the top floor, the space became very warm and it felt like the heat was being transubstantiated as the echoing blackness started to close in on me.
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The permanent display includes a selection of these, some Qing-dynasty scrolls and, on the top floor, a show of about 100 indifferent foreign paintings donated by a German collector, Peter Ludwig.
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In the elevator, on the top floor of his building and finally in his apartment, Sarah told the police and her lawyer, he pressed her to have sex — first fellatio, then intercourse.
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The cream of the small-business community here tucked into their lunch on a top floor of a bank building and pondered the question put to them by their local lender's economist.
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Farrell lived in the same building as McCarrick and other priests and bishops, a converted school building off Dupont Circle, the top floor of which serves as a residence for Washington clergy.
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The office in question is located in the centre of Cork City on the top floor of a new €50 million (£43 million) property built by local developer JCD (John Cleary Developments).
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Take a lift to the top floor of the new SM Aura shopping centre in Manila, and you will find not a cinema or a Neiman Marcus but an enormous call centre.
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Amenities include indoor and outdoor pools, a hedge maze and dining options ranging from buffet meals with costumed characters to refined Asian cuisine with views from the top floor of the hotel.
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On the top floor, the kitchen is styled like a vintage kopitiam — the local term for a coffee shop — and houses a range of free food, including chocolate and a salad bar.
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Members of the War Resisters League, Global Revolution TV and other groups that rent offices there gathered in a top-floor office to discuss boxing their possessions and soon leaving for good.
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The top floor is home to a $41 million penthouse, which would be one of the highest-priced homes to be sold in San Francisco if it sells for the asking price.
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His time in his top floor residence has also been spent on the phone with certain longtime friends and advisers, each of whom has offered varied advice on handling the Russia probe.
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Emergency services said they had extinguished the fire, but later said it had re-ignited in places and that rescuers were struggling to recover bodies because the building's top floor had collapsed.
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There is ample outdoor space — with two terraces on the lower level, a wraparound terrace on the top floor and the recreated roof deck — that provide stunning cityscape and Central Park vistas.
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The top floor, called Canopy Park, features bouncing and walking nets, a 165-foot sky bridge, two mazes (one with mirrors, the other hedges), a giant slide, and eight bars and restaurants.
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In January of 2015, Mr. Colby, a habitué of open houses in the building, looked out the kitchen window across the courtyard, then gestured up to the top floor of the building.
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In his top-floor office in Mayfair, a ritzy district of London, the man who did more than anyone to make Britain's public-relations industry famous (and infamous) flouted the smoking ban.
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The ELC & Co.Lab is home to nursery through kindergarten students on the lower floors, while the top floor is dedicated to grade 9-12 students in science, art, World Course, and English.
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His office, on the top floor of the mansion, had a private shower, a balcony, wall-to-wall carpeting and a hotline that could put him on the city's radio station immediately.
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My room wasn't ready, but I was booked in the main Art Deco building to a City View One Bedroom Suite with a balcony in the same building, on the top floor.
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I reported to the top floor of a cold white building, where I shivered for twenty minutes on a leather sofa under a skylight, wondering if I was in the right place.
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So when he wandered into the three-bedroom, top-floor unit of a classic Victorian row home, built in 583 and having survived two major earthquakes, he knew he had gotten lucky.
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On the top floor of a Los Angeles courthouse, lawyers for a British diver and a billionaire tech CEO sparred over a linguistic dilemma: Does the phrase pedo guy necessarily mean pedophile?
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The master bedroom is on the top floor, which was converted from an attic, and has a fireplace, built-in cabinets, a large walk-in closet and separate "his and hers" bathrooms.
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Yet on Tuesday morning, the authorities said, Kalenah was home alone when a fire swept through the top floor of the three-story rowhouse in Bedford-Stuyvesant where she and her mother lived.
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On the top floor of the three-story restaurant, way in the back, they had a buffet featuring breadsticks (never-ending, of course), the famous "Five Cheese Ziti," and some other OG classics.
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Senior police official Rao Munir Ahmed Zia told Reuters three of the hotel's four floors had been cleared and security forces were searching the top floor some 20 hours after the attack began.
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The château's dozen or so rooms are now filled with works from Méaille's collection on rotation, while the top floor is dedicated to temporary exhibitions (currently one on Swiss conceptual artist Roman Signer).
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"There was confusion initially but they locked the front doors pretty soon after the gunshots," said U.S. citizen Elizabeth Osterwisch, who was sheltering on the top floor of the Galeries Lafayette department store.
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Mohamed Hussein said more than 20 people, including government officials, were thought to be trapped as security forces battled extremists holed up on the top floor of the hotel, near the presidential palace.
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The ideal room for peace and quiet would be one that is far from a lift, even further from the bar, and on the very top floor facing away from the busiest road.
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The top-floor loft in a cast iron building in the SoHo-Cast Iron Historic District, for which she and her former husband paid nearly $215,000, was once part of a textile warehouse.
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Her current flat is the upper duplex of a Victorian row house on a pleasant street, with bedrooms on the top floor, off a small terrace, and an open living area beneath them.
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The top floor is currently furnished as a lounge with a fireplace, and is surrounded by a walkway and parapet, "offering a breathtaking views of the estate and surrounding lands," Mr. Andriessen said.
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There are three levels: the top floor, with four of the bedrooms; the ground floor, with the living areas; and the basement, with the main entry, the covered parking area and the driveway.
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It had been owned once by a well-known judge, who'd had children and grandchildren—one of whom, it was said, still occupied the top floor and suffered shell shock in the war.
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He lives on the top floor, and works in the offices on the ground and second floors as well as out on the cobblestone terrace, nurturing more babies to plant in more gardens.
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The duo have focused their collecting on art from after 1990s, including artists such as Mike Kelley, Paul McCarthy, and Takashi Murakami, and their personal collection occupies the top floor of the building.
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"Wudaokou is not what it was," said Ryan Xia, a manager of Yummy Box Pizza, a spacious top-floor restaurant with dark wooden tables popular for its free-flow beer deal on Mondays.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There is an empty room on the top floor of Sperone Westwater Gallery — empty except for columns of words and numbers running up and down the walls.
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The works, which span the top floor and the basement galleries of Proyectos Monclova, are part of the same series but comprise distinct projects dealing with consumption and food in two different ways.
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Occupying the top-floor galleries of the museum's 53rd Street building, along with a good chunk of MoMA PS1 across the river, Disappearing Acts seems designed to showcase the artist's multi-media prowess.
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Lorena Plaza would be next to El Mercado, a Mexican-American community institution — with shops and a top-floor restaurant with mariachi bands — whose owners have been at the forefront of the opposition.
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Whereas before paintings could only be exhibited on the museum's top floor, new climate control and ventilation systems make it possible to display art on any level in the building, Mr. Wingard said.
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He added a couple of partial walls in the top-floor gallery, not only to hang more art but also to change the proportions of the room, which to him seemed too wide.
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There are no real views to speak except on higher floors and even then, the best vantage points are from the top floor occupied by the rooftop pool, meeting space, bar, and restaurant.
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More recently, master perfumer Jacques Cavallier Belletrud has been toiling away in the elegant building's top-floor lab on a second major launch — Vuitton's first-ever men's colognes, arriving in stores next month.
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"The measures were designed to stop people from taking pictures of key state facilities from top-floor apartments and sending them outside North Korea," Daily NK said, quoting anonymous sources inside North Korea.
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One by one, potential jurors carrying purple pieces of paper with court information, backpacks, messenger bags and books filed into the long pews in the large ceremonial courtroom on the courthouse's top floor.
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The exterior is mostly covered in a soft pink-tinged stucco, with brass plating running along the edges to lend definition, while the top floor is clad in an African hardwood called afzelia.
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"The thought that I'm going to step away from this is like my life coming to an end," Mr. Murray, 19803, said during an interview in his top-floor office at City Hall.
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The updated Miami International Airport Hotel now offers day rates, as well the first airport Air Margaritaville restaurant (on the lobby level) On the top floor sits the country's first Viena Brazilian restaurant.
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A few months later, Ms. Doobay approached Mr. Armlovich with his own deal: a reduced rent of $350 a month in exchange for finding and vetting other tenants for the top-floor apartment.
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But it was on the top floor of a six-story building, which would limit noise from the neighbors, and the nearest subway station was just three blocks away, as was Travers Park.
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The storm shoved the top floor of Charles and Janice Anderson's vacation home hundreds of yards from its foundation - with the living room intact and a stuffed marlin still hanging on the wall.
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It's a top-floor economy in which most Americans who work struggle to make ends meet with meager wage growth and rising household debt while C-suite executives and big shareholders rake in profits.
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On the basement level, you can shop for Thai ingredients, while on the top floor, you can indulge in the best food court imaginable, full of Thai and Asian specialities at insanely reasonable prices.
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We marched up the stairs to the top floor as Joe told me about taking the same trip across town that I just had when he goes to his studio in the South Bronx.
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But the secret to the company's endurance is that someone up there likes it—"up there" being top floor corner offices occupied by the investors who have kept Tesla running through 15 profitless years.
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Two hours later, after someone complained about the cold from the freezers, the staff shepherded us up to the top floor of the supermarket via some narrow steep steps where it was much warmer.
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Originally a long farmhouse with living quarters on the top floor and stables below, it now has two large bedrooms and one bathroom, a living room with a balcony, and two wood-burning stoves.
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The Avery has a number of apartment rentals priced between $3,750 and $8,533, 118 condos for sale priced between $1,785,000 and $4,950,000, and six luxury penthouses, including a full top-floor $41 million unit.
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Doors in the kitchen, sunroom and master suite open to a large deck leading to a screened gazebo, the top floor of a two-story structure that Ms. Mahady returned to design in 2008.
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Freds at Barneys On the top floor of the resuscitated Barneys in Chelsea is a new edition of the restaurant that has been run by Mark Strausman in the Madison Avenue store for years.
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He's soft-spoken and very tall, a gentle giant from Virgina Beach, long and far away from his current space on the top floor of a six-story former factory in New York's Chinatown.
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A nonprofit organization that restores unusual and historic properties in Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, and offers them as vacation rentals (Top floor, 11 Parnell Square, Dublin; 353-01-14053-4733;irishlandmark.com).
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Critic's Notebook At the Penthouse Recording Studio just north of Times Square, on the top floor of a commercial building, pinpoint lights are sprinkled across the ceiling, mimicking the ceiling of a Rolls-Royce.
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New photos on the gallery's top floor recount an excursion to the Joshua Tree Outdoor Museum in California, where the African-American artist Noah Purifoy built large-scale assemblages of scrap metal and wood.
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Mr. Coburn added the new top floor for the master suite under a standing-seam copper mansard roof, which brought the size of the four-bedroom, three-bathroom home to about 2,700 square feet.
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Housed on the top floor of an office building in New York's garment district, Enertiv builds smarter platforms to help run the physical systems in commercial buildings, said Connell McGill, the company's chief executive.
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Two dozen other graffiti artists adorned its walls with their creations, though Mr. Falkner's piece had a privileged position on the top floor of the structure, surrounded by views of the city's downtown skyline.
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Over lunch in July at Freds, the restaurant on the top floor of Barneys New York (not her idea, she'd like to note), she ordered a salad with canned tuna in lieu of fresh.
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A five-alarm fire engulfed the top floor of a Bronx apartment building on Friday night, injuring 10 people — two of them seriously — and prompting more than 200 firefighters to respond, the authorities said.
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The army had soldiers stationed on the hospital's top floor; young men with guns slung over their shoulders paced the halls there, while a gaggle of white-uniformed nurses sat in a room nearby.
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On Mother's Day, I lay sprawled across a bed on the top floor of a riad in the middle of a medina in Morocco, trying desperately to remember where I'd woken up that morning.
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TOLEDO, Ohio — The cream of the small-business community here tucked into their lunch on a top floor of a bank building and pondered the question put to them by their local lender's economist.
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It features an elevator shaft, a top floor observation deck, vaulted ceilings, a massive basement, a wet bar, a hot tub, a fireplace, a 4-car garage and great views of luscious greenery outside.
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Racks made from metal poles embedded in meteorite-like chunks of cement display the garments she makes in the small atelier on the building's top floor with her sister, Erica, a master pattern-cutter.
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The fashion designer and former model Jane Mayle has lived on the top floor of an 1860s rowhouse on 12th Street ever since she was a student at Columbia University during the mid '90s.
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The British designer John Bowman, who lives and works in Rajokri — between New Delhi (one of Delhi's districts) and Gurgaon — created a cast-iron spiral staircase and brass railing leading to the top floor.
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And yet another was taken from one of the windows of Matta-Clark's top-floor loft at 155 Wooster Street in SoHo, from which his twin brother would jump to his death in 1977.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — The Sidney R. Yates gallery in the Chicago Cultural Center is a large space on the top floor of a neoclassical-style building on Chicago's Michigan Avenue.
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This is the first time the Edward Hopper House has allowed members of the public to live in the two-story building since its top floor was rented as an apartment in the '70s.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAN DIEGO — As a child growing up in Belfast in the 1970s, sculptor Tim Shaw survived an Irish Republican Army bombing on the top floor of a cafe.
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A large brutalist structure in the Mar Mikhael neighborhood of Lebanon's capital, the top floor is adorned with a white sign that seems to swallow all available surrounding light, stealing it from residential buildings nearby.
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I tapped out a frenzy of exclamation points before stepping onto the top floor of Bergdorf's, for my high school best friend's bridal luncheon — my heart racing to keep up with the weekend's many milestones.
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Our real estate sources tell us the "Starboy" singer plunked down $25 MILLION for his bach pad on the top floor of a super-exclusive high-rise ... and the place is definitively worth every penny.
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On the top floor is a small space that serves as a conference room for meetings and a sample room with every type of clothing that the factory makes, from infant onesies to men's slacks.
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Last summer, Mr. Riddick, who also has asthma, sought relief from the heat and a way to improve the airflow in his apartment, which is on the top floor of his building and becomes stuffy.
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The building has an observation deck and a social room for residents on the top floor, as well as concierge services, said Pawel Laczynski, an agent with Poland Sotheby's International Realty, which has the listing.
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The fire broke out on Saturday at a furniture shop on the mall's third level and quickly engulfed an outsourcing business on the top floor, said a spokeswoman for the city government, Ma. Teresita Gaspan.
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The property, run by the Dorchester Collection, now hosts a top-floor restaurant with panoramic views, as well as a four-treatment-room spa with a blow-dry bar for hair styling (rooms from €785).
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Over the years, many residents have come and gone from the mansion, including Chagall, who lived on the top floor with his wife, the writer Bella Chagall, shortly after arriving in New York in 1941.
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I found what Mr. Nunberg found, but in Williamsburg: a quiet two-bedroom on the top floor of a red brick building that for its size and access to the city seems like a steal.
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Other stores are offering products and services shoppers can't get online, like the elaborate customization station on the top floor of the new Puma flagship, where you can get your initials embroidered on a shoe.
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Large bouncy nets stretch across the top floor, designed by Germany's Officium and French trampoline park maker, Chien Noir, also offer a walking path with a five-storey look down — if you can handle it.
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A shopkeeper named Mohammed Naeem said that while he managed to stay cool in his ground-floor space, his father's blood pressure rose every summer, as he sweltered in their top floor apartment all day.
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Two guest bedrooms and a sitting room, all with angled ceilings, dormer windows and latticed, shingled or bead-board walls, are on the top floor, along with a bathroom with restored subway and hexagonal tile.
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But even if a unit is not on the very top floor, buyers are attracted to the fact that higher floors tend to have fewer units, James Morgan, an agent at Compass, told Business Insider.
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Located on the top floor of the Soho Mews, a luxury building in New York City's Soho neighborhood, the home features a sleek, modern kitchen with granite countertops and a Sub-Zero refrigerator and wine storage.
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There's a big Steve Jobs statue on the top floor titled "El Capitan," a room with big cat taxidermy, which is a reference to earlier OS X software releases, and other tiny nods to Apple's history.
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Fortunately, a room on another landing was connected to the room with the grate via a 12-inch-wide shaft filled with piping, providing me with a means of surreptitiously sneaking up to the top floor.
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Shinohara's words apply throughout, but most obviously on the venue's top floor, where a Y-shaped concrete beam, used to support his 1974 Tanikawa Villa in Nagano, now appears to hold up the Barbican's upper level.
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Ms. Yang and Ms. Park moved on to the East 8003s, where the saw a building with two one-bedrooms available, on the top floor and the ground floor; the rents were $2,150 and $2,300, respectively.
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Campbell missed all of last season with a torn knee ligament but could immediately become one of the top floor leaders in the Pac-22 if he can regain the form he showed before his injury.
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On the top floor of this sturdy townhouse on Madison at East 2212rd Street (which she shares with another dealer, the puckish Frenchman Emmanuel Perrotin) is an exhibition by the young German artist Hans-Christian Lotz.
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One floor is unrented; another has 227,4.53 square feet leased to Regus, a firm offering shared work space; and the top floor, which has a view of the Capitol, will soon be occupied by Douglas Development.
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Ms. Poulit-Duquesne believes that the jeweler's atelier on the top floor is a huge draw for many clients — "many of whom we know so well that they feel like part of our family," she said.
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The blaze erupted early on Thursday in a top-floor dormitory at the three-storey boarding school where most of the students were sleeping in bunk beds, with many of the windows covered by metal grilles.
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Show Us Your Wall Alex Katz lives and works on the top floor of a prime SoHo building, in a corner loft with the light and square footage most artists in New York only dream of.
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"At the height of this fire, the winds were at their peak and the angle that the wind was hitting this building caused the rapid spread of this fire across the top floor," Chief Leonard said.
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Fin-de-siècle glamour runs from the top floor Cardinal's Suite down the leopard carpeted spiral stairway to Le Bar where tufted velvet chairs, vintage barware and an outré vibe attract a nightly crowd of locals.
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No space in Soane's home better embodies his maximalist and far-ranging tastes than his drawing office, on the top floor, whose every surface is clustered with relics and plaster casts of treasures from classical antiquity.
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"Look, I've been out of office for five years," he said, after using his phone to adjust the volume of the jazzy music coming from hidden speakers scattered around the sprawling top floor of the house.
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Former employees say that the top floor of the company's Los Angeles headquarters was viewed as Mr. Chang's world, where corporate strategy unfolded and people kept quiet outside his office, while the bottom floor was Mrs.
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For a true splurge, the top-floor Terrace Sagrada Familia Suite, starting at $1,250 per night, has its own terrace complete with a Jacuzzi, lounge chairs, an outdoor shower, and unobstructed views of Gaudí's Sagrada Familia.
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Critically well-received, the 1963 comedy, directed by Mike Nichols, concerned the tribulations of a pair of newlyweds, played by Elizabeth Ashley and Robert Redford, who lived on the top floor of a New York brownstone.
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I was particularly proud of the deal I scored on my lodging through Airbnb, which happened to be in Prospect Heights: $75 a night for a private room on the top floor of a gorgeous townhouse.
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Or, if it's a three-story hotel, get a room on the top floor and then you don't have to worry about the couple above you deciding they're going to go at it all night long.
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Provocations: Rashid Johnson Now through July 7 To launch the ICA's annual commission series Provocations, Rashid Johnson has created "Monument," a large-scale work that responds to the soaring expanse of the ICA's top-floor space.
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The open-air restaurant on the top floor of Monte Carlo's Hotel de Paris has an unparalleled view overlooking the principality's historic Garnier Opera House, the casino and a panoramic view of the harbor and Mediterranean coastline.
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This compartmentalized exterior creates four long rectangular gallery spaces inside, and because of the large number of works included in Declaration, there is an overall crowded feeling to the exhibition with the exception of the top floor.
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The impressive space is 3,000 square feet, boasts four bedrooms and four baths, and takes up the entire top floor of a red-brick building in the historic Brooklyn Heights neighborhood, according to the Douglas Elliman listing.
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LONDON (Reuters) - In early October 2008, then Business Minister Shriti Vadera called a secret meeting of bankers and government officials on the top floor of Standard Chartered's City of London headquarters to address Britain's biggest peacetime crisis.
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Kyoto fire department official Mikihide Daikoku told the AP firefighters found more than a dozen people presumed dead on the top floor of the three-story building, and others collapsed on stairs leading up to the roof.
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Even though the law limits construction only to four floors, the hotel had a fifth floor, like some other nearby structures, Jain said, adding that a kitchen and dining area on its top floor constituted another violation.
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Before he went to law school, moved to Chicago, married Michelle, and started his political career, a young Obama lived on the top floor of a beautiful brownstone in the Park Slope neighborhood of Brooklyn, New York.
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The New York Post reported on Friday that a unit on the top floor of the building, No. 701, belonging to another landlord, Jin Ya Lin, had similar stacked air-conditioning units observable from the street below.
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He described how Islamic State fighters had used the top floor of his home to fire sniper rifles and BKC machine guns at advancing Iraqi forces, while Fathi's family and others displaced by the violence cowered downstairs.
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Many will scrape by at Chungking Mansions, taking up menial jobs illegally, or surviving from the few free services at Christian Action on the top floor, which is the only charity of its kind in the city.
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The most famous section of the museum, its unparalleled collection of Impressionist art, is on the top floor, but don't skip equally valuable, less-crowded areas like the rooms full of Art Nouveau designs from around Europe.
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The flat is on the top floor of Hayes Court, a 19th-century red brick building in Camberwell, South London, an area long known for having successive waves of artists such as Frank Auerbach and Griselda Pollock.
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Days later, Tamim hosted a lavish banquet for President Emmanuel Macron of France at Idam, a French restaurant on the top floor of the Museum of Islamic Art that offers a shimmering panorama over the Doha skyline.
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The second floor, with electronic equipment and workrooms, is for noisy creative activity, and the top floor, an open-plan, brightly lit "book heaven" with rows of white stacks, is a conventional, if inordinately tasteful, reading room.
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Filling the entirety of the museum's top floor, the exhibition is huge and wavering, comprising large-scale paintings; installations of found objects and small sculptures; many, many painted-over pages cut from books; and one video work.
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Last week in Paris, as the sun set after an unseasonably warm day, Christophe Lemaire and Sarah-Linh Tran presented the fall 2019 collection for their label, Lemaire, on the top floor of an applied arts school.
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But James Turrell's installation (continuing) is a pocket of tranquillity; enter the square room on the top floor and meditate on the muted blue of the open skylight and the geometric shadows it casts on the walls.
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Danny Meyer, whose Union Square Hospitality Group runs Manhatta through a management contract with the building's owner, told The New York Times last year that Manhatta would not be as flamboyant as a typical top-floor restaurant.
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The apartment is on the top floor of a five-story building constructed in 1814 on Queen's Cross Street, a short walk from the Queen's Castle and Odd Fellows Mansion, a rococo estate dating to the 1750s.
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Feeling that it was indecent to occupy this big house all alone, she also took in an Afghani refugee whom she met through an agency two years ago; he lives in a studio on the top floor.
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The top floor appears to be some kind of newsroom, where Tilda Swinton, Frances McDormand, Billy Murray, and Jeffrey Wright are hard at work putting out the latest edition of Anderson's fictional magazine — the titular French Dispatch.
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Letter of Recommendation Each day along the upper railings of my top-floor Brooklyn apartment's fire escape, starlings alight and start holding forth in an ever-evolving chorus of clown whistles, clicks and shards of expert mimicry.
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State news agency Tass reported a fire at the Zimnyaya Vishnya -- also known as Winter Cherry -- shopping mall in central Kemerovo broke out on the top floor of a four-story building, in the center's cinema hall.
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A few weeks later, shortly before the first day of school in the fall of 2014, she was signing a lease for a two-bedroom, two-bathroom apartment on the top floor of a West Village townhouse.
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The building contains a dazzling bookshop, event space and cafe, and the top floor will soon be a Wimpy Kid museum, complete with movie props and the model for the Wimpy Kid Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade balloon.
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What I Love 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Sofia Blankenbuehler, while out sick from school one day, heard a snippet of music coming from her father's studio on the top floor of the family's brownstone in Harlem.
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When we were having a great year and wanted to splurge, we would plan a day at Bergdorf Goodman in New York City and would start out at the top floor, have lunch, and then slowly head down.
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As a practitioner of the art, one developer in Hong Kong, where the number eight is considered lucky, managed to eclipse even Mr. Trump: He rebranded the top floor of his 46-story building as the 88th floor.
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The dumpling house's name is a play on Studio Ghibli's 1988 anime film, My Neighbor Totoro, and began as a pop-up on the top floor of nearby convenience store Palm 2, a little over two years ago.
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The director Wang Bing spent more than two months in a remote mental hospital in southwestern China, filming the patients who stay on the top floor as they pass the time sleeping, talking and roaming the dirty halls.
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In the top floor of the exhibition, Danish art collective SUPERFLEX and students from the Tokyo University of the Arts present models of homeless shelters based on luxury stores designed by famous architectural firms like Herzog & de Meuron.
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Stephanie Izard, the chef and owner at Cabra, was inspired by her travels throughout Peru, even purchasing unique pieces in different towns, which now decorate the vibrant restaurant on the top floor of the Hoxton Hotel in Chicago.
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The three upper floors of the tower comprise four penthouses, each taking up half a floor and a 7,000-square-foot grand penthouse on the top floor, which is listed at $42 million, or $6,000 per square foot.
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I'm thinking of Peter Newell's "The Rocket Book" from 1912, which is also a journey from a basement to the top floor of a building, connected by a die-cut hole that disrupts each page and its inhabitants.
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Finally, one emerges on the top floor of the Switch House, an open-air viewing terrace that affords 360-degree views of the heterogeneous London skyline, a compound of old and new, timid and brave, familiar and strange.
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The word dormitory, his guide had explained as she stood facing him in the elevator on their way up to the top floor, his floor, where he would be staying for the next five nights, means place of sleep.
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The Photographers Gallery in London had one installed on its top floor in 2012, and in 2013, Sandra Gibson and Luis Recoder installed Topsy-Turvy in Madison Square Park, which included a portal to view the surrounding Flatiron District.
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On the morning that Charles died, a young couple, by coincidence, began moving in to our co-op to rent a top-floor apartment — the one that Charles had inherited years ago from the person he helped care for.
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The shipping company on the top floor directed me to the building manager who directed me to a maintenance technician who said he didn't have a lot of details himself, but he wasn't at liberty to discuss it further.
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A couple of things to note here: the top floor (4, by the way) is filled with outward-facing rooms, surely of various sizes and functions, but the outermost ring, right next to the windows, is where you walk.
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Sure, the reception area to the top-floor offices, where official guests are greeted, is graced with the works of people using Hasselblad cameras, but everyone I met there preferred to downplay the company's reputation rather than inflate it.
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When it opened, "it drew 75,000 visitors, who were treated to music from a pipe organ on the seventh floor and could chose to dine in one of three restaurants on the top floor," per the New York Times.
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NEW DELHI — A fire swept through the National Museum of Natural History in New Delhi early Tuesday, spreading downward from the top floor and possibly destroying the 160-million-year-old bones of a dinosaur, local news outlets reported.
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Book this top floor apartment for $139 per weekend nightFull disclosure: I'm obsessed with Beacon and go every year to hike Mt. Beacon, dine on Main Street, and listen to live jazz at Denning's Point Distillery (available most Saturdays).
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Owing to the building's height, and the shortness of neighboring structures, there are far-ranging views from most apartments as well as the top floor, which is dedicated to amenities, including a gym, a lounge and a game room.
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That wristband determines your place in line, which begins on a sidewalk around the corner from the B&N, continues to the store's second floor, and concludes at the top floor, where the celebrity author will sign your book.
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In January, he took meetings in a 1,400-square-foot penthouse room with a private wraparound terrace on the top floor of the swanky Murray Hill Tuscany Hotel in NYC, according to interviews and receipts obtained by VICE News.
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Specifically, they refined the design so that the whole first floor could be built with standard wood framing, without expensive structural steel, and the top floor and roof could be built from a series of asymmetrical, prefabricated roof trusses.
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In exchange for light household work — taking out the garbage, cleaning the house, shopping — Grace Linderholm, 23, an artist who recently graduated from New York University, gets to live on the top floor of Ms. Chesney's house for free.
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CLEVELAND — Huddled in a law office on the top floor of a building in the city's historic Warehouse District on the outskirts of the Republican Party hubbub this week, Democrats are crafting their counter-messaging to Donald J. Trump.
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Michael Bawol, 32, was traveling home to Halifax, Nova Scotia, after a week of work in Florida when he saw a man standing on the outer ledge of a balcony on the top floor of the hotel, he said.
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Making the 1982 horror movie "Q," about a winged serpent that nests atop the Chrysler Building in New York, he did get permission to shoot on the top floor, but he went a little higher, into the windy tower.
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For example, works in the all-female gallery on the top floor include button-embellished dolls and a multimedia painting by local hero Aminah Robinson, a mainstay of collections in the Columbus area, but lesser known outside her hometown.
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The pair posed in matching white outfits on a top floor of a skyscraper, possibly the Burj Khalifa (the world's tallest building and a popular tourist attraction) as the window behind them shows an impressive view of the city below.
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When I reached him on a recent Friday, he said he was on the top floor of the grand old building at Foggy Bottom and grumbled about how cold it had gotten since they removed the radiators in a sustainability push.
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There was a metal grate on the ceiling of a room on the top floor that was used to regulate the heating of the water, so we decided we were going to cut through it and go through the roof.
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The GBU-2628 should have only killed the ISIS snipers and damaged the roof and top floor of the two-story building, which was made with reinforced concrete and described by neighbors as a strong place to seek shelter, Isler said.
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From the top floor of his new house in North Adams, Massachusetts, Paul de Jong can see the side of town where he and Nick Zammuto made what he calls their "greatest inventions" as the Books over a decade ago.
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When its Fifth Avenue flagship opened in February 1914, it drew 75,000 visitors, who were treated to music from a pipe organ on the seventh floor and could chose to dine in one of three restaurants on the top floor.
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The penthouse was a combination of two top-floor units when the Rosens, who previously lived in Greenwich Village, bought it in 2007 for around $9.8 million from Glenn R. August, the chief executive of the investment firm Oak Hill Advisors.
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The Vasari Corridor begins inside the Uffizi, once the Medici seat of government, in an area damaged by a Mafia bomb in 433, and traverses the Arno River via the top floor of the Ponte Vecchio, Florence's famed 1345 bridge.
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In a first move into design for the ex-England icon, Beckham — who is brand ambassador for resort owner Sands China — will be working with the hotel's interior design team to create the most exclusive, top-floor suites at the resort.
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The case has stymied New York City police detectives for more than a week now, after a 78-year-old man was found dead in his apartment on the top floor of a prewar apartment building on East 64th Street.
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In a stunning, loft-like space on the gallery's top floor, with exposed brick and skylights, a lone, 120 by 120-inch Warhol flower print, in maroon and black, accompanies strings of illuminated light bulbs loosely scattered across the floor.
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Finally, shown on the top floor and physically separated from the rest of the exhibition, is Christine Borland's "After a True Story – Giant and Fairy Tales" (1997), in which the images of two skeletons are created in shadow against the wall.
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Nadler has been a Trump bête noire since the 1980s, when, as an assemblyman, he fought to prevent Trump from building a proposed 150-story building in his district, where Trump hoped to live in an apartment on the top floor.
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When its Fifth Avenue building opened in February 1914, it drew 75,000 visitors, who were treated to music from a pipe organ on the seventh floor and could choose to dine in one of three restaurants on the top floor.
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Letter of Recommendation As a child, I imagined that I would grow up to become the kind of savvy financial wizard who traded stocks and bonds from his top-floor corner office with a swagger that could be mistaken for arrogance.
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The top floor is the usual open-plan array of desks and pinup boards, but, instead of an architect's racks of carpet or countertop samples, there are chunks of stone, in every shade of gray, lined up by the long windows.
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A onetime art school that opened as a hotel in June 2016, JAM offers lessons in industrial design (in its rooms), foreign cultures (in its Italian restaurant), Brussels geography (from its panoramic top-floor bar) and economics (in its inexpensive prices).
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Ashley Coil, a concierge at the Columbia Tower Club in Seattle, which is on the top floor of the 76-story Columbia Center, the tallest building in the city, said the smoke moved into the region at the worst time.
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You do not have to eat at the restaurant in order to visit the Cube; most visitors pay the $15 entry fee to see the wacky artwork and to taste d'Arenberg wines in the bright, airy top-floor tasting room.
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Replacing a multi-story car park, the hotel will have eight stories — three below ground and five above — 120 rooms, 23,000 square feet of spa and retail space, and a bar on the top floor, Zoe Monk reported for Boutique Hotelier.
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On a recent Thursday evening, Jordan Roth, a Broadway producer of "Angels in America" and "Kinky Boots," was serving as the M.C. of a party hosted by Town & Country magazine on the top floor of the Standard Hotel in downtown Manhattan.
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The home had a spacious kitchen with a lovely dining room, a small and leafy green backyard, a living room with a reading nook and three airy bedrooms — two on the top floor and a master suite on the third floor.
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He returned to the top floor with Benioff a few weeks later to watch the U.S. Navy Blue Angels' annual Fleet Week air show, which is so loud that it can be heard across San Francisco and much of the surrounding area.
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They are displayed in a diamond-shaped glass case on the top floor of the palatial Burj Al Arab hotel: a pair of golden pumps made of golden leather decorated with more than 100 carats of flawless diamonds set on white gold.
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After Phogat had finished her breakfast of curd and parathas that morning, she slipped into her singlet, grabbed her mat shoes and headed to a local gym housed on the top floor of a three-storey building in a private school for boys.
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A low aerial shot brings us into the scene, the top floor of the spaceship's exterior, and as the opening strains of the "Mission: Impossible" theme start up, we see our protagonist (Alison, we find out later) blast out of a conference room.
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If you needed to use the bathroom or grab something you forgot, or if you lived on a top floor of your building with lots of stairs or a slow elevator, your Uber's private cars would still be there politely parked for you.
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On the top floor of Dawoodzai mall, one of Kabul's fanciest shopping destinations, he stands behind a counter stacked with his best-selling products: bottles of hair-loss lotion from Russia; posture-correcting devices from China; children's toys from the United Arab Emirates.
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The couple scooped up the modest 800-square-foot, top-floor apartment in 2014, and spent the next year-and-a-half transforming it into the small space of their dreams — and all for less than $1 million...in New York City!
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According to analyses carried out for the inquiry by fire safety experts, the blaze started on the fourth floor, ignited the cladding that covered the surface of the tower and spread up the facade to the top floor within half an hour.
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And if you somehow miss that fact when you attend a Bay Area keyboard meetup, it's immediately apparent when you walk into his lab, which is situated on the top floor of one of the oldest and tallest buildings in San Jose.
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On the Market 13 Photos View Slide Show ' Click on the slide show to see this week's featured properties in New York City: • In the West Village, a one-bedroom one-bath on the top floor of a townhouse, a nonsmoking building.
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What got me through them were catnaps on a creaky cot in an odd little room on a top floor with a haunted hallway, lots of chocolate, and the exciting, fulfilling challenge of treating the most seriously mentally ill patients on the planet.
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FT. $34,200 approximate annual rent 871 Third Avenue (at 32nd Street) Greenwood Heights, Brooklyn NYC Yoga Project has signed a three-year lease to open Impact Center, a yoga studio and community center, on the top floor of this four-story commercial building.
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On the top floor of an old factory building in a small, still-industrial area on the northern edge of Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, the apartment consisted of a single enormous room with two, partially enclosed loft beds that reminded him of birdhouses.
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A large gold and pink mosaic-tiled pumpkin sculpture sits in a room on the top floor overlooking a vista of apartment blocks, with the laundry drying on the balconies across the street offering a prosaic backdrop to Ms. Kusama's mesmerizing work.
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Signs posted throughout offered reminders that vampires were imaginary and cautioned of the building's weak official ties to the Dracula story — until the top floor, which was papered with giant posters that lend credence to the story of Dracula and vampire legends.
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The aim was to produce a blast by using a bomb with a delayed fuse that would damage only the top floor and front of the building, which was described as a well-built, two-story concrete structure, and kill the snipers.
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Page by page, floor by floor we discover a diverse bunch of residents in a city apartment building, laughing, cheering, dancing, or in the case of a sheep, talking to themselves, until we reach the BLAH BLAH BLAH coming from the top floor.
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On the museum's top floor, I wandered into what should've been a love goldmine: The entire floor was taken up by video projected onto the ceiling, while the ground was filled with beds for strangers to lay on and watch the videos. Beds!
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Consequently, the Dutch painter largely subsisted on business deals with Amsterdam's various guilds that were undoubtedly still enamored by the artist's winsome and chaotic 13 composition, "The Night Watch," which has its own dedicated gallery on the top floor of the Rijksmuseum.
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