The house was in a most, as Mother had deemed it, ungenial location, abutting the tracks. |
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Exactly behind the new residential buildings abutting the Opera House forecourt is the Tarpeian Way, but the public viewing platform is gone. |
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It consists of abutting panels of blue and red acrylic applied in an almost burnished density that recalls encaustic. |
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Baloyi works as a gardener at 84 Dundalk Avenue, the house abutting the intersection. |
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Two of the paintings were actually diptychs, abutting so tightly that they appeared to be a single surface scored by a palette knife. |
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The move involves the north-central area of the township abutting Murrysville. |
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Cement has been slapped on and ugly box-shaped structures built abutting the graceful forms of the ancient temples. |
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No person shall have any right of entrance upon or departure from or travel across any controlled-access highway, or to or from abutting lands. |
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Sentenced to hard labor, most of Angola's lifers work in the fields abutting the Mississippi. |
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What remains certain is that the area abutting Clifford's Tower is a mess at present and has been so for years. |
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That sense of ownership sometimes includes a proprietary attitude toward waterways abutting a Texan's land. |
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And though not all redcoats are aristocrats, it is the noblesse and the classes abutting it who still run the show. |
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In other words, a semicircle and a family of abutting semicircles constructed on its diameter are isoperimetric. |
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I was so amazed and my eyes so confused that finally I had to pull off the freeway and creep slowly into the parking lot of a service station abutting a field. |
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Occasional misfit of abutting sheets may be tolerated providing resulting gaps at maximum opening do not exceed 6 mm. |
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Or it might have occurred in the rough-and-tumble of everyday life as a tiny fern grew up abutting a hornwort. |
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The large ditch abutting the driving lane would attract a driver's attention. |
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Joint bars, also known as angle bars, are fastenings designed to join the abutting ends of rails. |
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A municipal by-law requires homeowners to cut the grass on municipal easements abutting their property. |
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A cartouche, a garland of leaves, will give way to plain surfaces abutting against other plain surfaces. |
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Crown boundary lines were properly maintained during the harvest for all of the 10 harvest blocks abutting another property. |
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Those primarily affected are the plant employees but the problem also impacts on the abutting owners and their properties. |
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Renew the layer of grease where needed on the abutting spigots and proceed with the reassembling. |
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Once these plants within the buffer zone are gone, what is to stop them from leaving the zone, once again, to raid fields abutting the zone? |
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Example: A municipal by-law requires a homeowner to clear snow from the sidewalk abutting his or her home within 24 hours of the last snowfall. |
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Lease and licence corners and those sides not abutting the navigational corridor will be marked with cautionary yellow buoys. |
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With these sites abutting each other and with the appointment of such celebrated architects, it seems likely that a major arts centre is about to be created. |
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But supposing somebody is in a hotel abutting a public place and insults his wife in a hotel room, that would be an offence under this section, would it not? |
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Montgomery County, Maryland, a fast-growing suburban area abutting Washington, D.C., was one of the hotbeds of the postwar cooperative nursery school movement. |
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Mutual Agreement Drains are registered on the property title to ensure that regardless of who owns the abutting properties, the original purpose of the drain is protected. |
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Within the circle, abutting its eastern quadrant, is a roughly rectangular setting of a further 10 stones. |
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He also mentioned that the Adal kingdom had its capital in Zeila, a port city in the northwestern Awdal region abutting Djibouti. |
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Parking illumination in residential districts must be nonflashing and directed away from abutting lots. |
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His coalition runs the NWFP government and is part of a ruling coalition in Baluchistan, the other province abutting the colonial-era border, the Durand Line. |
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Computed tomography with contrast disclosed an expansile tumor abutting the maxillary alveolar ridge. |
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He rented land abutting the Castle to farm, and on which to lay out trees and walks. |
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Certainly, the collapse of surface material on the lake-side of the track, across from this catch basin, indicated that the subgrade abutting the catch basin was water-saturated. |
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The rights concerning land abutting the shore of a sea or a lake. |
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Where there are overlapping or abutting uses of land, there is often conflict between the Greenbelt Master Plan and the plans of different stakeholder groups and agencies. |
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There's still the Russian end of the ridge abutting against the actual present Russian continental shelf, and that's obviously the way they would try to make the claim. |
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In autumn 2004 the first twenty students drawn from all the countries abutting Lake Constance will begin the four-semester course. One further semester will be necessary to complete their master's theses. |
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They are teardrop-shaped, the narrow end abutting the substrate they have attached to and the wide end oriented into the open water where they have the best access to food. |
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Joists—of timber, steel, or reinforced concrete are laid in a parallel series across or abutting girders or a bearing wall, to which they are attached, usually by metal supports called joist hangers, or anchors. |
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And when that's not feasible, you try to use simple welding procedures, such as downhand welding and avoid welding abutting members, overhead welding, etc. |
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Thus, as originally conceived, a freeway is simply a strip of public land devoted to movement to which abutting property owners do not have rights of light, air or access. |
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There was also nondependent soft tissue abutting the posterior middle ear and extending into the epitympanum, with marked erosion of the incus body. |
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Eyes bare, broadly abutting medially, shorter than length of 1 ommatidia. |
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