From here, the village looked quiet, a group of shacks surrounded by the green of the forest. |
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In Cairo, Egypt, the rooftops of countless buildings are crowded with makeshift tents, shacks and mud shelters. |
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By the late 1880s many Ojibwa lived in one-room log cabins, frame cabins, or tar paper shacks rather than in wigwams. |
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In tents, shacks, log cabins and frame dwellings, pioneers gathered together for protection. |
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The streets are a hodgepodge of cheap housing next to restored buildings, interspersed with tumbledown shacks. |
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These people live in tumbledown shacks which they share with whatever animals they may have. |
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The dominant grey of the shacks gives the area a dull, monotonous appearance, aggravated by the absence of trees. |
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We barreled along, past wooden shacks slanting in on themselves, ruins of fishing villages that dated from the days of the czars. |
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Mogadishu is a town in ruin, damaged buildings, tin shanty shacks, piles of garbage and burned-out vehicles in the streets. |
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Although most of the inhabitants stay in shacks, they clearly take pride in their environment. |
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As late as the 1930s, the area around the portes d' Italie, Choisy and Ivry was a no-man's land dotted by Gypsy caravans and shacks. |
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In the western town of Ghansi, hundreds live in shacks made of plastic and cardboard tied together. |
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So those earliest families that settled used scrap wood, often cast-offs from construction, to build little shacks. |
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In Cape Town, the superhighway to the airport passes row after row of cardboard and tin shacks. |
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The residents live mostly in palapas, rough-hewn shacks made of strapped-together poles. |
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We follow the sandy road that was once the sea and pause by a huddle of weather-beaten shacks. |
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They smiled as they talked about the two homes, the ice plant, and the 16 shacks that were all gone. |
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Away from the gleaming skyscrapers, China's cities are ringed by run-down shacks, with festering heaps of garbage by the roadside. |
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Open drains, piles of uncleared garbage, filth and pitiful shacks are everywhere. |
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These shacks are made of cement, unlike their cardboard and corrugated iron counterparts in South Africa. |
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On the edges of the cities families huddle together in corrugated iron shacks, and the streets are ankle-deep in water during the rainy season. |
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Several times we pulled off on rough roads, only to find that they dead-ended at tin shacks. |
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Around the same time, the price of gold rose and Hawk took up gold prospecting, living in tents and mining shacks from the southwest to Alaska. |
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Muddy lanes surround dismal tin shacks and there is an aura of despondency and despair, which even the myriads of children do little to dispel. |
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It quickly spread to neighbouring shacks, leaving their already poor occupants destitute. |
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Living quarters are usually dilapidated farmhouses, field barracks, small shacks, or impoverished shelters. |
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There are 14 small shacks and brick houses opening on to the yard, sharing a central tap and stone basin. |
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In common with most of the shacks, they also sell turntables, amplifiers and speakers for about Rp 200,000 each depending on the make, etc. |
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Ugly looking shacks not trees or flowers now wrapped many hills in and around Seoul. |
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A large proportion are children who have barely obtained rudimentary education and live in shacks without basic amenities. |
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A clanging of tailgates announced the arrival of the trucks that would carry the crews to the equipment shacks, and then to their aircraft. |
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An avalanche of mud and rubbish crashed down upon a group of more than 100 shacks and huts, which were home to around 800 families. |
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At the time, their high school consisted of a series of leaky tarpaper shacks. |
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My people lived in tarpaper shacks with plywood siding and five-gallon drums for heat. |
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The runways were lengthened and tarpaper shacks and other buildings were built in a matter of a few months. |
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Some 10,000 Lakota Sioux resided there during the 1970s, many living in tarpaper shacks without electricity or running water. |
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Dark Days charts several years in the lives of the homeless who live in makeshift shacks in the New York underground system. |
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A few enterprising residents have opened vegetable stands, tailor shops, carpentry mills and teahouses in tiny shacks. |
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The buildings soon turned from downtown shamble shacks to upscale skyscrapers, apartments, and business buildings. |
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They were replaced by shanties and shacks built of nothing more than clapboard or wattle and daub with dark and threatening alleyways between. |
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It stood out like the Taj Mahal in a trailer camp as it was surrounded by what can only be described as windowless hovels and wooden shacks. |
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A few hundred yards up the beach ran a small line of shops and food shacks, and the tourists made for them. |
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Beyond, above the corrugated iron roofs of the rum shacks, towered the great twin peaks of St. Lucia's two tropical Matterhorns, the pitons. |
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But a storm on Monday forced the Solie River to burst its banks, sweeping away a neighbourhood of wooden shacks built by Haitian migrants working in Jimani. |
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Many live in precarious shacks and suffer under miserable conditions. |
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Upgrading shotgun shacks to uber-rich steel and glass high-rises is as simple as clicking through a transparent overlay, provided you have the funds. |
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It is also excellent for use in temporary facilities such as scaffolding, staging, job shacks and other job-site structures that are not normally protected against fire. |
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Instead of celebrating this joyous time of the year with scrumptious food, sweets and gifts, they remain in their shacks, treating it like just another day. |
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Many agricultural workers continue to live the equivalent of an old-South sharecropper existence in tarpaper shacks, plywood shanties and wooden boxcars with no running water. |
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The main focus is a line of shacks shaded by crumpled metal roofs. |
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At once monumental and fragile, it brought to mind the jury-rigged shacks constructed from cast-off materials found in every township or slum area. |
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In what must be every 40-something guy's fantasy, he shacks up with an airheaded aerobic instructor who is happy to watch mindless films with him. |
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As mentioned earlier, the only childhood task I dreaded more than fetching things was hauling combustibles, like paper, down to the shacks by the creek. |
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But neither they nor he wanted to stray too far from the collection of small-scale bungalows, shacks, and cabins that make up this mountain town's built context. |
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After a very short stretch we came to a row of tumbledown shacks. |
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Small wooden shacks filled with canned goods and phone cards clutter the sidewalks. |
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This 27-year-old British-born former model and scuba-diving instructor stumbled across a colony of almost 100 squatters living in shacks next to passing trains and vermin. |
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What were once rustic wooden dachas have deteriorated into shacks. |
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He also explained that in summer some herders migrate further up the mountain, moving into summer shacks, to let their cattle graze on better and different kinds of plants. |
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The more than 50,000 who reside in West Point live mostly in shacks made of zinc with rusted tin roofs. |
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On almost every corner there were shebeens, illegal saloons that were shacks where home-brewed beer was served. |
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While Trutanich has correctly challenged the funguslike spread of pot shacks across Los Angeles and stood up to Tim Leiweke and the AEG Corp. |
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Many of Buchanan's shacks take the form of the shotgun house, which can be found throughout the South and has its architectural roots in Central Africa and Haiti. |
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Millions were spent in the span of two years, and some magnificent schools were built to replace shacks or ancient, toiletless, brick and wooden buildings. |
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Using corrugated iron, she built shacks on the corner of Eighth Avenue and Josias Madzunya Street, where she accommodated a few homeless old people. |
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Slightly away from the city centre, heading east, Forlanini Park is characterised by a large pond and a few preserved shacks which remind of the area's agricultural past. |
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All the poor old shacks about the town found a friend in Deacon Marble. |
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