The flat was on the first floor of a tenement block, and had a lovely front room. |
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Finally they had arrived at a run down tenement that advertised rooms for cheap. |
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His militia, the Army of the Mahdi, is running courts and jailing people in the basements of tenement buildings. |
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He apparently rebelled again and was soon back on the streets, where he spent many a night in old tenement buildings and flophouses. |
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But when I apply pressure nothing comes out and the flames grow even more ferocious, enveloping the room in what might be a derelict tenement. |
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He lived next door to me just through the wall from my bedroom in his own wee 1-bedroomed tenement flat. |
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The dismembered body of Alan Wilson was found buried under garden rubbish at a tenement in the west end of Edinburgh. |
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In spite of the light drizzle, the crowd milling around a filthy mud tenement continued to swell. |
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He may have been casting around for a suitable site in 1331, when he bought up a quitclaim to a tenement on the north bank of Millfleet. |
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Where the commandment does fall down is its lack of relevance to tenement life. |
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He said the town's essence was encapsulated in the sounds echoing around the air shafts of the tenement blocks. |
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A hugger-mugger horizontal tenement of ugly, awkward, moulded plastic bathroom fittings bobbing in cess. |
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With all his savagery, he was not half so savage, so unclean, so irreclaimable, as the tenant of a tenement in an East London slum. |
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He would walk through the gambling dens, tenement houses, grog shops and houses of prostitution located on the estate. |
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A servitude right of access enures to the benefit of the dominant tenement and no other. |
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Buying coal by the pailful in the great east side tenement district has always been the custom, and probably always will be. |
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Do you say you can proceed against Aboriginal native title claimants for trespass if they happen to wander across any part of your tenement? |
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Once personal and environmental filth came to indicate an absence of morality, Boston's tenement districts seemed like cesspools of sin. |
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Permission had not been granted by the owners of the servient tenement for them to park their vehicles. |
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The roadway is being used for obtaining access and egress to and from land outside the dominant tenement. |
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He'd got up from the kitchen table and pedalled up the hill from the old tenement in Shuttle Place through the Darroch Council house scheme. |
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The beer garden is a concrete square out back, bordered by two brick walls and a grey stone tenement. |
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They move into a tenement, the only place they can afford, and set about making a good life despite some serious setbacks. |
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It was a basement flat in an Edinburgh tenement, with something of a history. |
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Her implicit faith in others allows her to approach Mateo without fear, rather than to cower away from him like the other inhabitants of the tenement. |
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Residents in one tenement in Edinburgh's Polwarth area which is managed by the scheme said the initiative had helped resolve anxieties about major structural work. |
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No one, as night drew in, was more willing to climb that last tenement staircase to the very top in order to solicit votes. |
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In it, Williams portrayed a declassed Southern family living in a tenement. |
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Those panellists who profiled the SNP imagined them as young, working class, living in a tenement in Dennistoun, working as a social worker. |
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On the left are new tenement buildings with running water for the urban poor. |
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The shopping centre is surrounded not by overcrowded tenement buildings but by light manufacturing firms. |
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The term tenement in its common meaning refers to buildings, but in its original legal sense, means everything that is of a permanent nature. |
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Kool Herc grew up with the rumble of sound systems in the tenement backyards of his native island. |
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The old town, with its restored tenement houses, as well as other numerous monuments in Wroclaw will give everybody unforgettable experience. |
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Included are Pennsylvanian farmhouses, a New York tenement, immigrant transport ships and full scale replicas of Irish peasant cottages. |
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A restrictive covenant may be expressly released by the owner of the dominant tenement. |
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If the executors do not appear, but the claimant can prove by inquest that the testator bequeathed him the tenement, it shall be delivered to him. |
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You've seen gingerbread houses...but have you ever made your own gingerbread tenement? |
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He is nothing if not lovable, a shaggy chatterbox whose run-on sentences resemble the colorful, crowded laundry lines strung between tenement windows in old photographs. |
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Your one-bedroom tenement with its close and communal backcourt may seem a few steps removed from a laminate floored loft, but trust me, you are now living in an apartment. |
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Scotland's tenement flats are a well-loved part of urban culture. |
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You do not specify which floor your property is on within the tenement. |
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The grantor intends to reserve rights over the tenement granted. |
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He holds the tenement by a rent due to the maker of the recognizance. |
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This is a Scottish holiday very much as it would have been 50 years ago, when the Broons left their tenement in Glebe Street for a two-room but and ben in an anonymous glen. |
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The tenement close was a semi-private extension of the street. |
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Although Scotland's tenement flats are a well-loved part of urban culture, the upkeep of closes, roofs and other common areas can be a source of disastrous friction. |
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From 1856, he lived at 9 Grafton Terrace, Kentish Town, and then in a tenement at 41 Maitland Park Road from 1875 until his death. |
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Within the boundaries of the EL there is also a large unmeasured, but potentially valuable rhodonite resource within the tenement. |
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Who has informed us that a rational soul can inhabit no tenement, unless it has just such a sort of frontispiece? |
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Five years ago, when she was twenty, Greeta and her family moved into a three-by-four meter room in a chawl, a tenement where each family occupies a room with no bathroom nor kitchen. |
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He obtained a room for a poor old woman evicted from her tenement, provided a bed for a consumptive invalid, supported three children of a sick and grieving widow. |
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They were mean streets around Broadway and West Broadway – little rickety tenement buildings with visible fire escapes and picturesque early cast-iron former factories and warehouses. |
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The exploration licence encompassed an area including an Obeid property, Cherrydale Farm, which significantly increased in value when the tenement was issued. |
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She got involved with the early labor movement and with tenement reform. |
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In 1867, the family came together again and lived in squalid tenement flats at 3 Sciennes Place. |
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Fame and fortune may be his to enjoy now, but the online biogs talk of an early childhood spent in a Glasgow tenement flat. |
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His appearance before the Examining Magistrate, who holds court amid an excited throng in the seedy attic of a workers' tenement, leaves him no wiser. |
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The Hyndland area of Glasgow is the only tenement conservation area in the UK and includes some tenement houses with as many as six bedrooms. |
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One by one they came – vessels the size of tenement blocks – disgorging holidaymakers on to an esplanade dotted with little white buildings in scenes of exuberant commotion. |
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Consequently the Company approached Spinifex Uranium Pty Ltd to acquire the adjoining tenement to the west of the existing project. |
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His father Sampat Shirke also cut his hand as he pulled his son up to the roof of their one-room tenement in Kalina suburb, a low-lying district of Mumbai. |
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Minotaur s 100 per cent-owned tenement hosts five high-quality kaolin deposits with an exploration target of 570 to 810 million tonnes of kaolinised granite. |
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Karlova, a central residential district in Tartu, Estonia, contains a harmonious townscape of about five hundred early 20th-century Art Nouveau wooden tenement buildings. |
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View of the old city in Macau with tenement housing in the foreground. |
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While in many cases the boardinghouses outlived the system, families of immigrant workers typically lived in tenement neighborhoods, and off company property. |
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Thrilly jolts of ecstasy electrified his junkie loins. His fancy-prancy equine stride took him a half block down the ghetto street into the dingy foyer of a tenement building. |
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The dunnies ran all the way from end to end of the tenement. |
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The Lower East Side Tenement Museum is housed in one such building, at 97 Orchard Street. |
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Tenement labor was broadly decried as a form of sweated family labor. |
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