In this imagined scenario, you are outside the attic, beneath the attic door.
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The Attic & The Rose Window The only one who actually makes it to the attic, aside from Michelle, is Karim.
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Both proposals included things like replacing the insulation in the attic and adding insulation to the basement and the attic stairs.
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It's a bit Streisand Effect: before Michael Caine said he wasn't locked in an attic, I never for a second thought he was locked in an attic.
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The groom's mother, a retired certified public accountant, serves as board chairwoman of the Attic Angel Association and Attic Angel Place, nonprofits based in Madison that focus on health and human services.
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We head up to Boiler Room's attic to set up.
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A pinhole photograph of the attic at St. Joseph's Orphanage.
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She made her way to the attic and I followed.
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Almost every show Aleka's Attic played was a benefit concert.
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The British band XTC hugely influenced his group Aleka's Attic.
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Mr. Danziger selected them from boxes in Mr. Breder's attic.
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I've spent the past two decades in my attic, writing.
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I just found them again going through my dad's attic.
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Daniel's sister found his body in the attic on Thursday.
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The attic bedroom has a pitched ceiling with exposed beams.
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Another resident thought it was an intruder in the attic.
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I'm sitting in a chair in a small attic room.
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The apartment was in the attic of a Catholic Church.
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He did not get locked in an attic that time.
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A spiral staircase led to the tiny attic, with skylights.
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Two additional bedrooms and baths are on the attic level.
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Gibson's height allowed him to casually open the attic door.
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Attic Guards climbed up this staircase after a second alarm.
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She'd be tucked away in an attic somewhere, damaged goods forevermore.
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First, they pushed aside all of the insulation in the attic.
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It is, after all, always a party in my attic workshop.
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Harry lived in an attic that lacked hot water and heat.
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In its announcement, Attic Labs said Noms will remain open source.
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"Malia's got a room in the attic somewhere," her mom said.
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They searched the entire house, from the attic to the basement.
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Adding insulation to the attic can also help reduce heat loss.
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Or is it just having a dead person in your attic?
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Alexa, remember that I kept the extra blankets in the attic.
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The walkout basement is finished; the attic is used for storage.
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The finished attic is divided into several rooms and two bathrooms.
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Upstairs in the attic of the main house is another bedroom.
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Songs in the Attic with Richie Cannata, tribute to Billy Joel.
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My room was upstairs, in an attic under a dormer roof.
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But the footsteps of whoever was also haunting the attic weren't.
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But then, when he said he wasn't locked in an attic?
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Question: why would someone lock the door specifically to an attic?
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Question: how could Michael Caine ever get locked in an attic?
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"At one point, the film was in the attic," Murphy said.
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I love the home office space we created in our attic.
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I walked up to the attic and stood in the door.
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"Confederates in the Attic: Dispatches from the Unfinished Civil War" (1998).
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I put stuff in the attic, but it wasn't high enough.
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"I thought that was the coolest thing, this attic," he said.
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The standup basement and attic are almost 1,000 square feet each.
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The house also has an attic and a four-car garage.
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That's when they finally realized what was hiding in that attic.
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Bad news: Ignore that howling you hear coming from the attic.
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You would be in the basement looking up to the attic.
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It has two full stories, plus a finished attic and basement.
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"I got that from an attic in the Bronx," he said.
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" He went on, "The attic was an extension of our bedroom.
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On a landing, he unlocked a door leading into the attic.
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Fireplaces abound, except in the attic, where some slaves probably slept.
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As I Lay Dying, Buddha in the Attic, and Exit West.
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Like Notre Dame, the cathedral's ceiling also has a wood-framed attic.
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The loft above the attic of the now-closed St. Joseph's Orphanage.
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According to Seerveld, attic squirrels are ''the most common nuisance-wildlife problem.
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As the attic was destroyed by flames, the family had to evacuate.
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"Have reports of people getting into attic to escape floodwater," he noted.
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Goudeket hid for the duration of the war in an attic chamber.
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It's gathering dust in the attic, along with her other childhood toys.
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The calls came from Pulse nightclub's bathrooms, attic, dressing room and office.
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RIVERHEAD Songs in the Attic with Richie Cannata, tribute to Billy Joel.
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Secondly, we have to briefly visit the spelling of the word "attic".
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I have no idea why they'd keep it up in the attic.
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At the top is an attic, with angled ceilings, suggesting a loft.
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An ATTIC is not a software developer, because that would be silly.
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Mr. Korins requested that the attic in "Beetlejuice" have one as well.
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There is a balcony off the central hall and attic storage above.
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Maybe not, but he suffered horribly in the attic of his mind.
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He was also desperately protective of his secret life in the attic.
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Think big dust balls and curiosities dug up in Salvador Dalí's attic.
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The intricate lattice woodwork in the attic known as "the forest" was ravaged.
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And she put them in the attic, where they accumulated dust and intrigue.
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Karim finds himself alone in the attic with a view of San Francisco.
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The creepy woman from the attic is at the front of the congregation.
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My brother had an attic in his closet that we'd hang out in.
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And then, ostensibly, investigate any garbled screams coming from the attic or whatever.
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He made his way up to his attic, without his phone or water.
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Hyman would move Jackson's own typewriter from their study to the attic because
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When you finally leave the attic, it's like walking into a different world.
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"I found my mom's wedding dress in my grandmother's attic," she tells PEOPLE.
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Two days locked in the attic and Blanche would come to her senses.
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Melboune-based Analogue Attic is one of my favorite labels going right now.
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While Grace shuffled around in the attic above him, Peter grew increasingly uncomfortable.
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He's met a lover, Henry, in the casino attic where they worked surveillance.
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The attic is nicknamed "the forest" for its dense timber structure, says Heitz.
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The fourth bedroom, in the former attic, is reached by a spiral staircase.
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Here's hoping you can find one of these fuzzy creatures in your attic.
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A stinkbug on your toothbrush or seven thousand in your attic is disgusting.
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A tempered glass staircase from the attic leads to another treasure, an altana.
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While investigating, I discovered a layer of ash covering everything in my attic.
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She came up to my Parisian attic apartment with a 16-inch wrench.
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More than 50 feet up from the ground was a tiny attic window.
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Our loft has two very small, very romantic attic windows at either end.
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A renovated walk-up attic has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a kitchenette.
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He searches his mum's attic for photographs, school records, diaries, letters and socks.
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The fourth is at the top of the house, in the finished attic.
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After having wandered through all the floors, we went up to the attic.
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The property also has a six-car garage, an attic and ample storage.
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He slept on an air mattress in a friend's attic for a time.
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The old attic is lined with built-in bunk beds that sleep eight.
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The man estimates the snake had been living in the attic for years.
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My interest in him was not dependent on having access to his attic.
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He converted the attic to a home office and put in a dormer.
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Stefan Brecht (222–21967), son of Bertolt Brecht, kept just such an attic.
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Firewall technology was used elsewhere in the cathedral — but not in the attic.
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The danger of a disastrous fire among the attic timbers was well known.
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She said Wednesday they kept the body in the attic, inside a cardboard box.
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The investigate the attic to discover a man suspended by hooks through his skin.
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Maybe it's time for a trip to the attic to dust this one off.
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Sheriff Dean said that people also hid in the attic and inside the bathrooms.
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For Joanna Gaines, her trove of spare goodies can be found in the attic!
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If he turned in his mother immediately upon discovering the Jew in their attic?
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FAIRFIELD "Out of the Attic: Inventing Antiques in 20th-Century New England," lecture. Jan.
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One of the bedrooms has stairs leading to an attic with cedar-lined closets.
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Adding attic insulation, for example, can result in a "pretty fast payback," Chalk said.
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With his sister Rain, he formed and performed in a band called Aleka's Attic.
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The vase was recently discovered in a French family's attic among other inherited objects.
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My dad pulled the string on the ceiling, and down came the attic ladder.
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The shelter's first incarnation was a shop attic, with room for just three women.
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Attic insulation, which costs an average $1,268 and has a resale value of $1,482.
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Don't drag that big box of Christmas stuff back to the attic just yet!
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Make sure any exposed pipes (say, in the attic or basement) are adequately insulated.
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That mantra usually works as an excuse for hoarding '80s clothes in the attic.
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The guy gave cops a run for their money by hiding in the attic.
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It's interesting to know that you can rearrange the furniture in the attic sometimes.
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She owned a small estate sale company called America's Attic in Huntington Beach, Calif.
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Syd locates Grandad in a memorabilia-filled attic, and follows him through a hatch.
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"Confederates in the Attic" received critical praise for Horwitz's chronicling of Civil War reenactments.
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But what if it comes with a mysterious teenage boy living in the attic?
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At one point I went looking for Kieran and wandered up to the attic.
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"In our mind, she is the girl who never left the attic," he said.
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All I can think about now is Michael Caine being locked in an attic.
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Here's the story anyway: Question: why is Michael Caine's dressing room in an attic?
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Wiesler wires the couple's apartment and installs himself in the attic of the building.
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It's molasses thick, faded like it's been found in an attic, and highly polished.
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For over 20 years I have worked in a renovated attic in my home.
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Girl in the attic, electricity gotten under the thumb, garroted by its very cables.
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This attic studio is just one of many "part-time" spaces that I use.
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Probably. I don't see the utility in collecting acquaintances like boxes in an attic.
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Listen: Liam Byrne is dragging the viol out of the musty early-music attic.
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Investigators located only one in the house, he said; it was in the attic.
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He has pictures of Satu Mare, Romania, and New York City adorning his attic.
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Think about your furniture and storage needs, like closets, a basement, attic, or garage.
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I figure it's about time to do something with that swastika in the attic.
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I went into the attic, and I have never done that in my life.
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But the guy in the attic can be simple, dramatic – and attract the eyeballs.
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"There was only one smoke detector and that was in the attic," he said.
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You could be damaging furniture by storing it in your basement, garage, or attic.
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He described the painstaking effort of converting his attic into a viewing platform: Nov.
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Within minutes, Foos was in the attic and had positioned himself over their room.
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Dear Readers: The holidays are over, and the decorations are back in the attic.
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Pull-down attic steps provide access to ample storage space below the roof gable.
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As a young girl, I loved to explore his home office in the attic.
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Back in 1979, professors and feminist critics Sandra Gilbert and Susan Gubar published The Madwoman in the Attic, in which they identified the trope exemplified by Bertha Mason, the titular madwoman, locked in Mr. Rochester's attic in Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë.
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When his boss called back, they realized what had happened and he told the security guard to immediately look at the attic of the main cathedral — where the fire in the building's famous and intricate wooden attic was burning out of control.
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Karim literally breaks himself and Fola out of the house before they reach the attic.
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That writers are not the stereotypical person writing in the attic or the ivory tower.
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He would then go back to the attic space through a door in her closet.
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"It's what everyone else's attic looks like when you have a pitched roof," she says.
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When no one was scheduled to see her, I sat with Mami in the attic.
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Her office was in the attic of a mission-style bungalow three blocks from campus.
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I live in the finished attic space of a small Cape Cod in East Nashville.
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Luckily the fire only reached the family's attic and did not engulf the entire building.
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According to the federation, flats with 3.7 meter ceilings can technically include a small attic.
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Living secluded in a kindly citizen's attic might be an appealing alternative to certain deportation.
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"I have a 2000-foot cardboard of Peter King in my attic," she says. Rep.
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Williams worked on recreating the attic that teenage Greg had decked out in 1970s style.
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On Sunday morning, the house's exterior, from the first floor to the attic, was blackened.
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The attic is a room full of memories tucked away inside a traditional suburban home.
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As they chatted, the teen's body -- Gacy's last victim -- lay in the attic above them.
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Police believe McClanahan stored White's body in his attic after killing her two weeks earlier.
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Plenty of toy stores have been relegated to the proverbial retail attic over the years.
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I found Kieran, and we climbed out of the attic and stepped onto the roof.
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The unassuming Wiesler sets up shop in Dreyman's attic and listens to his every word.
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The third category covers the salacious, hacky books, such as The Flowers in the Attic.
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It's Michael Caine, slumped against the attic wall, uncontrollably weeping. Heah–heah–heah–heah–heah.
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The fire alarms in the attic of Notre Dame did not immediately notify fire dispatchers.
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Santone said fire investigators only found one smoke detector in the attic of the home.
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The documents state that, after the killing, Sanchez hid the bloody cleaver in her attic.
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Upstairs was a cozy attic bedroom with its own walk-in closet and a bathroom.
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The past, a dust-covered shoebox recovered from my mother's attic, does not open easily.
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A woman recently sent him a catalog from 1912 she had found in her attic.
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It could be in someone's attic or chock-full of pencils on a schoolkid's desk.
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It almost seemed as if he regarded it as just another day in the attic.
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The staff climbed into the attic through a small hole in the ceiling, Telfort said.
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After the attic, I needed company, so I decided to try a social V.R. platform.
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The skylighted former attic has two bedrooms, a bathroom and a climate-controlled storage unit.
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And then he returned to Newcastle, where he lives with the Forresters in their attic.
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He paints above his apartment in an attic studio too small to show his work.
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Mr. Labarbe, an auctioneer based in Toulouse, found "Judith and Holofernes" in an attic there.
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The first floor was empty and boarded up while the attic was a storage area.
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Whatever was hiding in the attic, I had the sense that it wouldn't be friendly.
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"After an extensive search of the home, he was found hiding in an attic," police said.
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According to the Falkirk Herald, officers discovered £39,272 ($47,747) worth of whisky stashed in his attic.
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My parents own the building and live in the attic, so I pay rent to them.
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She had told someone else that she had been beaten and banished to a terrifying attic.
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It was there, not in the attic, where Anne experienced the worst horrors of the Holocaust.
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Stepping through the oddly small door to the attic was like stepping into a different universe.
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They're going to play with it for 10 minutes, and then it's going to the attic.
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Recently, movie critic Bilge Ebiri made just such a discovery while clearing out his dad's attic.
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Bites usually occur when brown recluse spiders are disturbed, usually in an attic or dusty place.
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"Water came in, and it ran us all the way up to the attic," Herring says.
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A few weeks after I tucked it up into the attic, Benjamin asked where it was.
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"We always knew we had the cards, but they were just in the attic," John said.
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Does this mean people who unearth dusty old bottles in the attic have won the lottery?
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It was a Saturday afternoon and he'd called me up to his office in the attic.
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White's body was found in an attic crawl space behind a false wall in McClanahan's bedroom.
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He prefers the attic, where he has a futon and an architect's desk strewn with papers.
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The fourth bedroom is in the finished attic, with a Juliet balcony and a full bathroom.
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He and a partner each live nearby, and had formerly worked out of Mr. Miller's attic.
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Where: Chillers, The Attic, Eve, and Sideshow; Orlando, FloridaWhen: Friday, June 17, 103PM – 1AMMore info 5.
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Any sounds from the attic or the closet were just wind, or rotting wood, or mice.
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We can assume, then, that it feels quite bad when you are locked in an attic.
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She must also sell the antique furniture from three prior homes that fills the attic rafters.
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It was her first time at the Attic, and doing bachata, but she was hardly intimidated.
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How long did it take you to get ATTIC DOOR for "One way to the top"?
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Last year, Ms. Iber used the holiday season bonuses to pay for insulation in her attic.
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The opening of my attic was expanded to be able to store larger paintings up there.
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Elena Paulino works for Westchester Jewish Community Services from her office in the bakery's tiny attic.
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Every year when the decorations come down from the attic, time goes both ways at once.
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One place in Park Slope was a two-bedroom with a roof terrace and an attic.
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" He added, "We conceived of the attic of almost a graveyard for their hopes and dreams.
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Detailing the fire: Our interactive graphic takes you inside Notre-Dame's attic, where the blaze started.
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The person who acquired it didn't know what it was and tossed it in their attic.
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Most of her canvases were placed in her parents' attic and were not seen for decades.
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Team members often stay with orthodox families, sometimes sleeping on attic floors or in cold garages.
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A walk-up attic has an A-shaped finished room and additional storage under the eaves.
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On Wednesday's episode, Nancy finds a trunk in her attic that contains a bloody pageant dress.
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Sometimes it's just waiting for an artist to go rummaging in the attic to find it.
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"After that, we can come back and take a little tour of the attic," he said.
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While I lay there, one of the boys who lived in the attic was moving out.
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See for yourself: Our interactive graphic takes you inside Notre-Dame's attic, where the fire started.
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But mythologically speaking, it's true that every Swede has an elk, at least in his attic.
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It's smaller in scale compared to Gone Home — in What Never Was you only have access to a single attic, as opposed to a whole house — but the attic still feels like a real, lived-in place that's full of information that's waiting to be uncovered.
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KATE BAGGOTT and her two children live in a tiny converted attic in a village near Frankfurt.
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Now all they're missing is the rose-colored window, which Karim knows is up in the attic.
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The photo of the Umbrella-branded helicopter in the attic hints that REVII may explore this paranoia.
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Anyways, mom locks daughter and her siblings in an attic and then two of the kids KISS?
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Flea Market Flip's Lara Spencer will partner with Plumb and Williams on Greg's Attic and Alice's room.
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Moses claims there was no electric train in the small attic room where the alleged assault occurred.
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Those friends helped me finally get out of my proverbial attic and I started building with others.
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Gibson found a card in her attic that Moore had given her for her high school graduation.
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The attic is nicknamed "the forest" for its dense timber structure, says Paris public prosecutor Rémy Heitz.
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Fordham law professor John Pfaff went through his parents' attic, plugged it in, and turned it on.
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"I feel like knocking on every attic, every garage to see where those girls are," she said.
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" "Jacobs's seven years hiding in the attic inspired some of the episodes in the 'North Carolina' chapter.
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Though Woody tries to reassure them that they're just going up to the attic, it's no use.
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She manages to open it up, and inside are all of the same objects from the attic.
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It's been 13 days since Serena Joy threw her down on the floor of her attic room.
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Less than a year after we started dating, we set up house in a tiny attic apartment.
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Apparently, this pregnant teenager slipped into the house unnoticed and has been camping out in the attic.
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Let her put those records in the attic to good use with this portable Bluetooth record player.
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But it's not that hard to host a website in your attic without doing business with anyone.
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Harmon said she was stuck in her attic with her two sons and two grandchildren awaiting rescue.
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I'm pulling this stuff out of the attic and seeing if it stands the light of day.
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He retreated to his attic with his dog Lana as the waters rose, CNN affiliate KXAN reported.
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My 12 x 15 foot studio is in the rear part of the attic of our c.
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But Rochester has a secret: His first wife, Bertha (Stephanie Williams) is the woman in the attic.
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I got the ax, but I didn't know how I would get my dogs through the attic.
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The house also has a unfinished stone-walled basement and an unfinished attic under the wood gable.
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I breathed in the smell of Newport cigarettes and old attic that used to cling to him.
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Get him upstairs to the attic right away—put leaves over him, stick him behind an heirloom!
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A 'very sad scene' Another witness told CNN she hid from the gunman in the bar's attic.
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He writes: It could be in someone's attic or chock-full of pencils on a schoolkid's desk.
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My grandmother running away from home at 12 and living alone in the attic of a library.
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Le Pen was cast as the madwoman in the attic, poised to set fire to the mansion.
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Mitchell moved to Ferguson and lived in the attic of an older white anti–death penalty activist.
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He is handsome and successful at 15, and I'm an aging writer in an attic in London.
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" She resented this, and reacted defiantly, adopting, according to one friend, "a madwoman-in-the-attic look.
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Afterward, officers found Mr. Jones's belongings — a backpack, clothes and bedding, according to NBC — in the attic.
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That moment seems to be a nod to the book #21, The Secret In The Old Attic.
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In the library, an eight-foot ceiling was raised through the attic to create a vaulted space.
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One four-bedroom house had three stories and an attic, a yard and a two-car garage.
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He was eventually found in January 2019, hiding in the attic at a home in College Park.
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A fourth bedroom, on the third floor, is an open space with skylights, converted from an attic.
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The novel wound up in the attic, but he married Mimi, as she was called, in 21980.
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A few weeks after I found the article in my attic, I told Ms. J. about it.
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Jane Eyre never condemns the love story between Jane and Rochester, madwoman in the attic be damned.
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Scholars are divided about whether a painting found in an attic is actually by the Italian painter.
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The attic includes a pair of ceiling fans to improve air-circulation and cooling throughout the house.
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He hid in an attic during a two-hour standoff until he surrendered, the DA's office said.
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The designers were determined not to alter the attic with protective measures like sprinklers or fire walls.
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The piece, "Judith Beheading Holofernes" (circa 1607) was found in an attic in 2014 and painstakingly restored.
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But if this indeed a real Caravaggio, how did it end up in an attic in Toulouse?
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The house wants him to return, so he does and actually manages to reach the attic this time.
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Authorities now believe it is likely Cerruti fell through her attic floor and became wedged in the walls.
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"Honestly, it's either somewhere in the attic of my mom's house or lost in the move," he lamented.
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Moses challenged Dylan's version of events, including the layout of the attic where she says the assault occurred.
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None of this is to say that you should ignore that creepy feeling you get from your attic.
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"We feel like amateur artists who have found a Mona Lisa in the attic," Polak told Gulf News.
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While print may still be dead, this collection probably takes up far less space in your mom's attic.
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I remember those long nights in the the attic, the poems, the long talks, and the longer cries.
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Washington (CNN)Always check the abandoned boxes in your attic because you never know what you might find.
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In addition to rummaging around the family attic, Amazon sells several different varieties ranging from $12.99 to $43.99.
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His fellow feline companion is Damian, a Russian Blue who was rescued after being abandoned in an attic.
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It's all shot with available light, except for the attic, which was the only thing with the soundstage.
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There is also an attic that is big enough to be converted into a bedroom, the owner said.
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And the man she loves has changed, somehow, ever since the day he came down the attic stairs.
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The clothes seem pulled out of a box in the attic rather than from a glossy new magazine.
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She darted around the attic, flicking the air with her red lacquered fan as she inspected various activities.
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"Taking a break from the attic and reorganizing the kitchen," she writes, accompanied by a face-palm emoji.
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In the attic, we found a box full of foam peanuts, there to protect an enormous glass bong.
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Of course charities won't take everything people should discard, including that worn-out teddy bear in your attic.
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We broke up two years later, and these days the certificate sits in a box in my attic.
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They lived up in the attic mostly, but there were these holes on the outside of the building.
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The house was a dingy white clapboard box— one story, pitched roof, attic crawl space, four small rooms.
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A caretaker (the position traditionally went to a poet or a Divinity School student) lived in the attic. . . .
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Put on A bold lip , pulled firm on my love like hinging down A set of attic stairs.
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The flames seen at the height of the Notre Dame fire were from the attic timber truss beams.
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A slapstick comedy tinged with pathos, "Rooming-House" is set in a London attic hung with metal hooks.
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I have a 6-foot cardboard cutout of Peter King in my attic from that town hall now.
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CloudCraze is the second Salesforce acquisition to be announced so far this year (following Attic Labs in January).
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The situation we now find ourselves in is Michael Caine cannot realistically ever go in an attic again.
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The attic contains not only mechanicals but also a room where Mardi Gras costumes and wigs are stored.
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In the end, she invites us to peep into her adolescence's attic, where the past has been waiting.
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In 2004, over 150 of Williams' works were discovered in the attic of his family home in Porthcawl.
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Actually, if you work from the attic to the basement, there's a four-part theme to this grid.
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The attic has two finished spaces, one used as an exercise room, the other as a game room.
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He finished the attic space and enclosed a back porch, adding about 1,500 square feet to the home.
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The system was based on the assumption that the ancient oak timbers in its attic would burn slowly.
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Instead, a guard at the cathedral first had to climb a steep set of stairs to the attic.
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The attic level, which also has oak floors, has a bedroom with a fireplace, and a large office.
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Three bedrooms are on the second floor, and the third floor is an attic studio for Mrs. Beinfield.
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The tour concluded with, I vividly remember, a putrid attic meant to evoke occupation by the (absent) poor.
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It's a pulpy psychological drama with a madwoman in the attic, and a conventional staging could be deadly.
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We pulled a bright green back seat out of the attic and put it on the front porch.
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There are two bathrooms upstairs and an attic that could be converted into additional bedrooms, Mr. Holden said.
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It's the actual site of a web, and there are usually plenty to be found in the ATTIC.
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Since she's coming home tomorrow, I put them back up in the attic before getting ready for bed.
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That's when the fence stole the painting from Person 1 and stored it for years in the attic.
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The museum faces a practical challenge: The tiny, cramped attic can accommodate only so many people at once.
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Instead, my siblings and I drank our parents' liquor and emptied out our closets, our attic, our lives.
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It might be time to dig out those old Game Boy cartridges you still have in the attic.
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But for a woman in Arlington, Va., it was the footsteps of a man living in her attic.
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"There was terrible trouble when we left a Nazi attic in the house Mother had rented," she wrote.
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Courtesy the author He explained that he kept small pads, pencils, and a flashlight stashed in the attic.
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Jo, scribbling in the attic, has clearly raided a drawer in a rush, wanting only to be warm.
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A painting found in the attic of a home in France might bring in $171 million at auction.
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That's what happened when Christie Leu turned an attic space with a peaked ceiling into a guest bedroom.
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After several hours, a local SWAT team broke into the house and found Mr. Amico in the attic.
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Flowers in the Attic is a trashy fave, but no one wants the Dollanganger siblings to get married.
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If you're unsure, and have an attic, stow it awhile to see whether or not you miss it.
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Because the majority of Attic vase shapes were used in the symposium… their imagery often illustrates these activities.
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All victims were on the second floor of the two-story brick building with an attic, Langford said.
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Let's put the madman in the attic, and let the madwoman out to wander free on the moors.
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International Real Estate 17 Photos View Slide Show ' AN ATTIC APARTMENT NEAR THE CENTER OF STOCKHOLM $2.76 MILLION (23.9 million Swedish krona) Once an attic used for storage, this two-bedroom, two-bathroom, roughly 2,500-square-foot space was converted into an apartment around 1970 and last renovated in 2013.
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Salvo recounts an attic card game played by a group of science enthusiasts and hobbyists that is broken up by a tabletop radio's alarming news: American atomic bomb testing has yielded radioactive dust that he and his friends believe to be blanketing the street — and killing neighbors — below the attic window.
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I probably still have some of those CDs with crappy garden-planning software on them in an attic somewhere.
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If you keep enough boxes, sometimes they start to fill your living room and garage and basement and attic.
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Jessica's body was subsequently found in an attic crawl space behind a false wall in McClanahan's bedroom, police said.
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Farrow was seven when, according to her accounts, Allen got her alone in the attic and sexually assaulted her.
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Now, a giant "Close the 'rape attic,' time's up!" banner hangs above a "welcome to Phi Psi fraternity" banner.
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Meanwhile the attic in Amsterdam where the Franks hid with several other Jews has become a shrine-like museum.
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It also works very well with my daily schedule of operations and duties pertaining to the attic exhibition space.
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Jordan Peele has been voicing the ghost of Duke Ellington, who haunts Nick's attic, since Big Mouth's first episode.
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Does your father have a mothball-riddled Flying Burrito Brothers suit stashed somewhere in the attic circa Halloween 1976?
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While the rest of the family moved to the ground floor, Michel camped out with soldiers in the attic.
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The film even begins with a view from inside the famed Amityville house, with its iconic malevolent attic windows.
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Her granddaughter, Ashley Scott, was in the attic of her house next door with her husband and two children.
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Wozniak lured the 26-year-old into a theater attic under the pretense that he needed help moving furniture.
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Take a dig around the boxes in your attic for this childhood staple — or just choose one of these.
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And an artwork that turned up in an attic in France has some claiming it is an original Caravaggio.
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Instead, it was Styles' time living in an attic for nearly two years that sparked this upcoming TV project.
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Don't overreact and put out poison when you realize she has chosen to raise her litter in your attic.
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Attic Labs, the creator of Noms, an open-source decentralized database, announced today that is being acquired by Salesforce.
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Eventually, I could make out shapes, and from across the attic, I spotted the black strap from our luggage.
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Adopting early means getting burned sometimes: Exhibit A is that attic full of CueCats, HD-DVDs, and Google Glass.
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The chapter opens with a fantastic moment that has Nate sitting alone at a desk in a dingy attic.
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Rumor had it that it was all high-school dropouts living off a grandma they kept in the attic.
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He said the fire had started in Notre-Dame's attic, and around 400 firefighters were deployed to the site.
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"The flavors have been described as 'tropical drywall,' 'plaster surprise,' and 'attic citrus,'" John Clarke wrote in The Journal.
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ET: if the highest floors in your home become uninhabitable, take refuge on the roof rather than your attic.
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The first Grammar Geek column obtained by Government Attic was published on April 10, 2012, according to the documents.
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It was her third novel, after "Attic" in 1970 and "Truck" in 1971, and the last she would publish.
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And indeed, once, when Leo was playing in the attic, he tumbled down the hatch and hit his head.
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Yet the house's horrors — weird attic rooms and a weirder neighbor — simply bring in aspects of other, routine thrillers.
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We have to ask the question: why did Michael Caine refute that he was ever locked in an attic?
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"Where'd you go?" he wonders, slouched in the attic, encompassed by dust-soft relics from his childhood and marriage.
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Copies of Mr. Roth's own books and their many translations are stuffed in closets and piled in the attic.
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Cora, Whitehead's heroine, escapes a brutal plantation in Georgia and takes temporary shelter in an attic in North Carolina.
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Nor did they do what poets were supposed to do — spend their days in an attic room writing verses.
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Until recently, the box belonged to the late Joel Azerrad, Saltz's former boss, who kept it in his attic.
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In fact, she later told me, when they let her go she did not return directly to the attic.
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Cause: None had been identified as of this writing, but officials said the fire had begun in the attic.
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Mr. Beinfield designed the space to feel like an old attic, with worn wooden floors and unfinished wood walls.
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Whether it's a treehouse, an attic or a fort made with bedsheets, children love the idea of a hideaway.
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Those who did not get out had been told: If there is no room in the attic, go higher.
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The song sheet may be stacked somewhere in a drawer in the national attic, ready for reuse once again.
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I can draw comfort in knowing that the name is there, like an heirloom tucked away in an attic.
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It's the actual story of a house that the ghosts purportedly live on, and that would be the ATTIC.
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Rats ate the faces off Davis's dolls; from her bed, she could hear them killing pigeons in the attic.
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Not long after Steve Jobs introduced his iPhone, he said the bound book was probably headed for history's attic.
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Upstairs, in an atelier tucked under a skylit attic, dozens of seamstresses were working, each on a different garment.
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Correa spends his days tweeting hate from an attic in Belgium to his weakened but still dangerous troll army.
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Dampness in the basement can cause mold and mildew problems, polluting the air right up through to the attic.
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But only once, while posted in the attic, did he actually speak through a vent to a person below.
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Here was a snooper in the attic claiming the moral high ground while passing judgment on unsuspecting people below.
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Let him put those records in the attic to good use with this portable Bluetooth record player by Victrola.
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Upstairs, in an atelier tucked under a skylit attic, dozens of seamstresses were working, each on a different garment.
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Walking through the attic, with its many catenary arches, seems like walking through the rib cage of a whale.
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In my attic studio, stuck in bottles filled with reviving water, they come to attention and into their own.
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Mr. Prunet said the scale and complexity of the attic structure at Notre-Dame was of a different order.
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Understand that just because you want to clean out your attic, doesn't mean that a charity will want the contents.
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He's answered the calling and is now following the giant puzzle through the building, on his way to the attic.
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Now 60, Abrahams enjoyed taking black-and-white pictures as a younger man, developing them in his blacked-out attic.
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A morally muddy run-in with the law sends him from his home to the attic of a Tokyo cafe.
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Crews later discovered an active fire in the attic which caused significant damage to several roof trusses, the Courier reports.
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"It's an arts center with a great attic," joked James Shearwood, the theater program director of Arts on the Lake.
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However, residents should try to avoid going to the attic unless they have a way to get onto the roof.
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Four years after she'd died of alcoholism, my mother's ashes were still in a cardboard box in my sister's attic.
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Stories became my entire world, unchecked and unrestricted; I was nine when I read V.C. Andrews' Flowers in the Attic.
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Your house has its own stories left over by previous owners, which you inherit along with its basement and attic.
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Old Sins opens with you, an investigator, exploring the attic of a dark, creepy house for some kind of artifact.
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It had 303,100 square feet, an attic, fan and no air conditioner in hot Arkansas, and a screened-in porch.
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Founders Aaron Boodman and Rafael Weinstein, along with many other members of Attic Labs' team, previously worked on Google Chrome.
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In a Noms forum post, Boodman added that Attic Labs has "no immediate plans for additional work" on the database.
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Chip and Joanna opened up the floor plan, converted the attic, and added some square footage for a master bedroom.
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Like Foos in his attic, Talese's book avoids questioning itself or its subject, or taking seriously the matter of harm.
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They keep them stocked in the Fallot attic, in a place of honor, beneath the nearly 200-year-old beams.
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After her husband's death, she moved full-time into the attic, where she crafted a gorgeous, expansive, 1,000+ page scrapbook.
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When Jughead walks Betty home one night, something he says leads Betty to realize where Polly is hiding: the attic.
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My dad, who stored a lot of his dad-stuff in the attic, was delighted by all those monster noises.
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She writes in her attic and shares her pages with Bill, whom she described as her best and toughest editor.
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The restoration is quite good, considering that the film was stored in a closet and then an attic for years.
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A switchback staircase with elaborately carved wooden posts leads to the attic, which has been finished with two additional bedrooms.
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The only thing standing between you and an incredible Predator get-up is a trip to your attic or garage.
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"It's all in the attic, a lot of it," your mom told you, over the phone, after she'd done it.
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A sturdy wooden ladder leads up to the attic opening, which is sealed tight with a large piece of MDF.
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Mr. Fass recovered the recordings from the trash, then stored them in the attic of his house on Staten Island.
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The crime was conceived by Professor William C. Davidon of Haverford College in Pennsylvania and plotted in the Raineses' attic.
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Rounding out the ménage is their ranting aunt, Marie Josephine, who lives restlessly in the attic, like the mad Mrs.
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It started in the attic, a remote space above the structure's arches where dry wood beams formed a combustible lattice.
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Yet this is not the first time radical advances in technology have creaked the attic door open for imaginary encounters.
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Bryan Cranston stars as a man who, on impulse, leaves his family and moves into the attic of his garage.
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And I lived in the attic of the Dakota, and she lived next door with her daughters, Wendy and Katrina.
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They lived in a large, three-story house with an attic and basement, and they hated to part with anything.
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We didn't plan on the rats in the attic, worn-out air conditioner part, or non-functioning water softener, however.
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Until recently, those treasures were housed in the attic of the historical society's decaying Havens House Museum, built in 1743.
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When the police arrived, they went to the back of the house, where a stairway leads up to the attic.
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In the game, you are confined to a single attic room where all of the puzzles and storytelling takes place.
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In one photograph, a new addition to a house was built atop a working chimney, enclosing it in the attic.
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Was he naïve enough to think that jurors would accept that his attic was a laboratory in quest of truth?
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The staff stayed in the attic as the storm raged, listening to the crying and howling of the kenneled dogs.
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She's gone to the attic, where childhood goes — there are the toys — lost hopes — there is the spinster's spinning wheel.
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He added that images of the Holocaust, including "Anne Frank hiding in the attic" was "directly analogous" to Trump's deportation policy.
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She promptly called police, who were forced to enter the attic to remove Castro from the residence, Fox 17 Nashville reported.
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The recording is a relic that shows the signs of exposure to the heat and cold in the attic in Shamokin.
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One day the wife returns home to find that he has collapsed in the attic, with the rose window wide open.
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He thinks Annie is doing everything: that she dug up her mother's body and stuffed it in the attic, let's say.
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But the vast, eerie attic, with its immense, crisscrossing beams and dark rafters, felt almost like a forest, a wild place.
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It occurred to me as I stepped nervously across the loft that the nuns were probably frightened of the attic too.
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In the second-floor attic access off of Kevin's bedroom, authorities discovered a small gun safe that had been pried open.
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Fret not, we've picked 11 of the prettiest, most useful customized goodies that won't spend anytime collecting dust in the attic.
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I said farewell to Karen in her attic bungalow one spring morning before graduation, but we promised to keep in touch.
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It's a lot less tedious than it sounds, as nearly everything in the attic has a voice line attached to it.
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Sunlight was flowing in from the windows, straight through my eyes and warming the empty and spacious attic of my brain.
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Over a two-year period, Kendall Francois strangled eight women and stuffed their bodies in his attic before his 1998 arrest.
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The four potential victims were in the crawlspace of his grandmother's attic and had kicked out a hole below the gable.
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The new company is called Attic, and its freshly launched webpage exhibits some of the prior work done by its founders.
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The low-fi quality of Bieber's public photo feels almost as though you stumbled upon vintage porn magazines in an attic.
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It was in the attic when he arrived, and they lured it out with food after watching a few YouTube videos.
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After its limited showing, the collection will then return to its permanent home -- spread among a few boxes in Papagan's attic.
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Let him put those records in the attic to good use with this portable Bluetooth record player by 1 By One.
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As they awaited rescue, the group stowed away in her attic in southeast Houston, hoping to avoid the rising flood waters.
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But barely six months after we moved into the attic, I was fired from my job and had to move home.
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The scene appears to take place before Cranston's character decamps to the attic, and shows the couple arguing about their relationship.
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In the attic, there is a bathroom which does not have a door, but that didn't stop Kunis from using it.
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So if you have a lot of old furniture lying around your basement or attic, don't get rid of it yet.
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A: With the right color and preparation, a fresh coat of paint could brighten up the attic and give it character.
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For several weeks we met in an attic room that was just large enough to accommodate a table and two chairs.
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Dungeons and Dragons was long resigned to the attic (or more likely the cellar) of too-nerdy-even-for-most-nerds.
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Flames coming from the fully involved roof attic were controlled using an aerial master stream, preventing fire spread to nearby structures.
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If my tenure at Toys in the Attic contributed to my ability to do good work, I am grateful for it.
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There are doppelgängers throughout the stories — in a bookstore and on the street and in a painting hidden in an attic.
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One evening about a week after our arrival in Terezín, Bobby came to visit my mother and me in the attic.
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Wata said that the game was real and that it was in great shape, especially after decades in a Reno attic.
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A virtual reality filmmaker thinks you are ... because he's producing "Anne" to put viewers right there in the attic with her.
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You may need to move up to the second story, or to your attic, but WE ARE COMING TO GET YOU.
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It was found in 2014 by the owners of a house in Toulouse as they investigated a leak in their attic.
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Having immigrated from Slovakia as a child with her parents, she had discovered such pieces in her grandmother's pantry and attic.
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"There's this wonderful family experience that's just not parallel to dragging a dusty box out of the attic," Mr. O'Connor said.
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Two teenagers who escaped the fire were alerted by the house's one smoke detector, which was in the attic, Santone said.
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"Good vintage smells a wee bit musty, but more like a whiff of wool or your grandmother's attic," Ms. McDonnell said.
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Might the other missing Adams daguerreotypes, or even the original plate of poor William Henry Harrison, yet surface in some attic?
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"I still have a box in my attic of stuff people sent me," he told The New York Times in 19933.
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Giving all Americans access to the same housing arrangements means that no one will have to live in a cramped attic.
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They have a simple, iconic, compelling, tested slogan within reach, buried in dusty boxes of old comic books in the attic.
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Four additional bedrooms and two baths are on the third floor; the attic houses the boiler and is used for storage.
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Set in an artfully cluttered attic, the piece is about a woman of indeterminate age who revisits Christmases of her past.
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It included three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a finished attic, an unfinished basement, a classic front porch and a patch of green.
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As he lay prone in the attic, he secured the screen to the plywood floor and rafters with long flathead screws.
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"It's time to take C.D. ladders out of the attic," said Chris Horymski, senior research analyst at the financial site MagnifyMoney.
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In 2016, the cartoonist was illegally evicted from her Greenpoint apartment and finished the book in her mother's attic in California.
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We have to put porridge for Santa Claus in the attic on Christmas night—that's a tale we tell our children.
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Reading it is like stumbling into a cavernous attic full of unimaginably strange artifacts, some of them unforgettable, some merely dross.
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Ascending toward the attic, with the mood set by the second floor, I was almost apprehensive to see what came next.
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The couple placed a ball gag in her mouth before leaving her in an attic closet to suffocate in the summer heat.
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In a security video, we see her open the rose stained-glass window in the attic of the Nob House and it….
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The couple placed a ball gag in her mouth before leaving her in an attic closet to die in the summer heat.
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Jane might not be a perfect lady, but at least she's closer to the ideal than the murderous madwoman in the attic.
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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 movie is set during World War II, and Jojo discovers his mother is hiding a young Jewish girl in the attic.
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Farrow has repeatedly claimed that Allen sexually assaulted her in the attic of their family home when she was 7 years old.
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"The lonely genius in the attic who creates the masterpiece and brings it to the public—that period is over," he said.
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Exasperated with how the Twitterverse seems to take everything literally, Pegg began tweeting fibs about his attic door mysteriously opening and closing.
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Shortly after the death of her grandfather, Sarah Wright is tasked with cleaning out the attic of his home in rural England.
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"I was taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in Connecticut by my father," Farrow, 32, recounted.
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Hollenback uploaded a video of his father playing with a raccoon that they rescued from their attic with the intention to relocate.
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He had told her there was a dead raccoon in the attic, but he couldn't find it, so he couldn't remove it.
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She wrote in detail about a train set that was making a loop around the attic where the alleged assault took place.
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The company set up shop in the attic of a terraced house on Russell Square in Bloomsbury, across the road from UCL.
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Relics of his treasure hunting days are hidden away in the attic, a dusty personal sanctuary where Nate indulges in fond remembrances.
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"There are only 65 of his paintings in the world, and I found the 66th painting in an attic," Labarbe told CNN.
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You can examine a notebook used by several students in the 1940s that was discovered in a nearby attic in the 1990s.
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A few years ago, a newspaper ran a story about a woman who had discovered a spettkaka while cleaning out her attic.
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Chris' bedroom was in the attic and we lowered this mic snake through a hole in the ceiling into the living room.
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My mom tells me the moment I got home, I pulled a chair into the closet to look up into the attic.
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If you happen to find certain rare Pokémon or baseball cards in your attic, you could potentially be thousands of dollars richer.
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Behind Sam's boxy exterior, I had a palatial 75 cubic feet of living space (and an "attic" in my Yakima roof box).
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And when the sale ended, another 20 boxes of ephemera were reportedly found in the attic, including Rizzo's passports and more Rolodexes.
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The initial idea, that this was a place to preserve old stuff — a grandparent's attic from the Gilded Age — now seems outdated.
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Will these collectibles end up like the Beanie Babies in my parents' attic, unused and making people curse their ill-fated expenditures?
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They could be gathering dust in an attic, caught in an endless Rick Roll, or tortured to death by a hydraulic press.
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She keeps a trash bag full of unfinished projects, feed for the moths that live in her crawl space of an attic.
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But the ash in the attic had me worried about a need to replace our insulation or do a more thorough cleaning.
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The space had a sloped ceiling beneath the dormered roof and amounted to a sprawling unfinished attic, measuring 2101-by-11 feet.
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Make sure the package includes details like cleaning the inside of light fixtures, windows, closets and cupboards, the basement and the attic.
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According to both Mia and Dylan Farrow, Dylan told Mia that Allen brought her up into an attic and sexually assaulted her.
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The images were left forgotten for decades but were discovered in an unused storage cabinet in the Peabody Museum's attic in 1976.
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The players seemed to enjoy traipsing through the cluttered attic of Ives's musical mind and memory as much as Mr. Dudamel did.
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Imagine what you could find if you rummaged through the attic of America's oldest orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, founded in 1842.
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"This is not a Confederate uncle that's locked away in the attic," said Thabiti Anyabwile, pastor of Anacostia River Church in Washington.
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They renovated the attic and basement so there'd be plenty of space for overnight visitors, because what's a party without a sleepover?
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The sculpture uncovered in the attic is not mentioned in the artist's diaries or, apparently, anywhere else in the vast Warhol literature.
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It is the kind of magazine that readers hoard for eternity in giant stacks in the attic, selling and trading back issues.
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Paging through the documents online on Thursday night was a little like exploring a box of random papers found in an attic.
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In the attic of one building are murals by soldiers, including Perren Gerber, an artist who was stationed here in the 1950s.
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Now he keeps his tools — knives, scissors, needles, an awl — in a box in the attic and his expertise in his head.
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Behind a rear staircase that leads to the attic is a large bonus room over the garage with a second Rais stove.
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The basement-dweller was right about the gun in the attic, only Teddy's now pointing it at Darius on the second floor.
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People are stranded on rooftops with tornadoes forecast ("Stay out of your attic" seems to be the advice of this half-hour).
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He spends his time flying a homemade kite from the window of an attic room decorated with his mother's empty beer cans.
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Her landlord, Kaspar, lives in her attic and controls the boathouse, which stands un-Tina-fied at the shore of the lake.
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At one point, an attic door falls open in Nancy's house, revealing a set of secrets she may not be prepared for.
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Their faces are long gone, their faded photos tucked away in some attic archive, their history perhaps more family legend than fact.
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A wood-paneled attic suite at the top of the house has partial views over the city's scallop-shaped bay, La Concha.
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Sometimes there can be a lifetime of stuff crammed into every drawer and shelf in the house, basement, attic, garage and shed.
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Up in the claustrophobic attic, I could hear the ominous sounds of a plane overhead, birds chirping outside, and the creaking floorboards.
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The updated kitchen has heart pine floors salvaged from the attic, stainless steel appliances and a mix of vintage and modern cabinetry.
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A few years later, I found the Marie Claire article buried beneath memories and a thick layer of dust in the attic.
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There are those who want Notre-Dame to be rebuilt exactly as it was, including the attic with its "forest" of timbers.
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Freedman became riveted by photography as a child when she found copies of LIFE with articles documenting the Holocaust in her attic.
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Archaeologists clearing the attic of Westminster Abbey came across 21977,21928 stained glass shards, some of them dating back to the 22017th century.
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Wonnie went up to my attic and I was scrambling around the house, trying to get all the jewelry out of sight.
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Originally sharing a founding member with Hospital Job, Attic Salt started the way many bands in the scene do: at a show.
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Speaking evenly, she described Allen leading her into her mother's attic and sexually assaulting her while she stared at her brother's toy train.
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On the other side, Karim finds himself in the attic, staring out at a view of San Francisco, the new dimension completely gone.
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Since then, the company has expanded its home services to include animal- and pest-damage repair, attic restoration and insulation, and exterior cleaning.
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Critic score: 98%Synopsis: The toys are content to be relegated to the attic as Andy (Morris) gets ready to leave for college.
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But I got off of Attic Records in '92, and between my lawyer and my manager and myself, we created a new label.
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Try to see your self-doubt as an overbearing aunt who's clamoring away in the attic while you're two floors down, not listening.
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As it turns out, Roth's "aunt in the attic" approach is a great, therapist-approved trick for getting yourself out of self-criticism.
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The original, created by a Mr. Nomura in Japan back in 1983, was hidden in an attic until his daughter eventually discovered it.
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In the New Yorker article, Talese describes climbing into the attic of Foos' motel and watching a couple engaged in a sex act.
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After the acquisition is completed, Attic Labs' team will join Quip, the document collaboration platform Salesforce bought in August 2016 for $750 million.
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After all, Dylan Farrow, who'd recently told her mother and pediatrician what had happened in the family's attic, was only 7 years old.
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In 2014, a friend of French auctioneer Marc Labarbe called him to tell him about a painting they had found in their attic.
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I ran powerline Ethernet to the attic and added an Airport Express to speed things up but I was generally and endlessly disappointed.
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Lovato snuck up a flight of stairs into the attic, Farrell concealed himself in a hallway closet and Natalie chose her own bedroom.
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And Elton John s two-bedroom suite is reportedly decorated in strawberry pink and cream with a thick pink carpet and attic windows.
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"I am so sick of this constant surveillance," Garner's character says, a subtle foreshadowing of Cranston's voyeuristic behavior while living in the attic.
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When we met them 15 years ago, these two were huddled in the model home attic, intoning that family matters more than anything.
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Labrie testified during the trial that the encounter in an attic room at the school was consensual and that there was no intercourse.
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This one starts with gruesome things in the attic as a work-at-home parent finds his family threatened by an evil spirit.
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The girl also said her grandmother warned her that "creatures in the attic were going to come get her," according to the documents.
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Though the house is a five-minute walk from the Atlantic Ocean, the sea is visible from only the attic rooms and tower.
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Like finding a winning lottery ticket A family in Paris digging around in the attic found an ancient Chinese vase in a shoebox.
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The third floor, formerly an attic, is now an office with built-in bookcases, a window seat and extra storage under the eaves.
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Served on a silver platter, it had the air of something unearthed from an attic, resembling nothing so much as Marie Antoinette's bouffant.
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Jojo's only companion is his imaginary friend, Adolf Hitler, and things get complicated when he finds a Jewish girl hidden in his attic.
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I can't remember how I landed at Toys in the Attic, a now defunct toy store in Montclair, N.J., where I grew up.
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The couple's suit and dress had been gathering dust in the attic of their home, where the clothing remained untouched for five decades.
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With eight rooms total, this house comprises three stories plus an attic, and it even includes a garage and a manual working elevator.
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A restless spirit stomping the sprawling, unfinished attic, full of cobwebs and accessible only through a steep, unlit staircase with a trap door.
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And during another childhood period, in Italy, he lived with his family in a centuries-old house whose attic was filled with spiders.
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Mr. Ogle's home in Fort Gibson was flooded up to the attic; he passed it on every boat trip he made to Braggs.
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The Warholiana hidden away in its attic had once belonged to her son Jon Gould, a Hollywood executive who was Warhol's last boyfriend.
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Officers who arrived on the scene after the shooting found people hiding in restrooms and even in the crawl space of the attic.
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Tucked under the attic eaves were several milk crates of Mark's old Playboys, Sports Illustrateds and National Geographics, dating back to the 19703s.
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The six employees climbed into the shelter's attic — a space too small for the animals — and waited out the rest of the storm.
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"You need to ask an expert," she said somewhat dispiritedly, during an interview in her cheery, book-filled attic apartment in central Rome.
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The fairest of them all might be the home housing Gallery 27, an attic souvenir shop and textile gallery selling handmade Georgian crafts.
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He lives out his peculiar romantic culinary fantasy daily in the attic apartment he shares with his partner, Filip Noterdaeme, a conceptual artist.
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He had named the museum Antresol, or the Attic, but in Zadonsk, they knew the place simply as the Museum of the Press.
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In the 2000s, persistent longtime fans convinced her to allow reissues of her recordings on the dedicated archival label Light in the Attic.
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We had rats in the attic and I happily paid an exterminator to get rid of those pests so I didn't have to.
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Once Balanchine died, in 1983, what his audience longed for was more Balanchine, any Balanchine, and so his people started raiding the attic.
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A snake trapper helped the family safely remove the boa from the attic, and in the process found it had shed some skin.
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There is also an oak, pull-chain toilet tank; gaslight fixtures in the attic; and a row of old sinks in the basement.
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The images were long forgotten until an employee of Harvard's Peabody Museum discovered them in the museum's attic in 1976, the lawsuit said.
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She, her husband and three children escaped into the attic, but the winds howled, and the family fled to an upper floor bedroom.
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The house has three full baths and two half-baths, a wine cellar in the basement and a fitness room in the attic.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads What if the history of an era were stocked away in an attic, waiting for our attention?
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In any case, after Mr. Gluck died, that draft migrated into one of his steamer trunks, which ended up in Ms. Testa's attic.
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The attic has another bedroom with a small bathroom, as well as a smaller room that could be used as a third bedroom.
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Frampton's love of music started at the age of seven after discovering his grandmother's banjolele in the attic and teaching himself to play.
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Anne, the founder of Attic Teas, a Bristol-based tea company and cafe, took to the stage in front of about 25 people.
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In one pivotal scene, Gregory causes the gaslights in the house to flicker by turning them on in the attic of the house.
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They then straightened out the fibers, installed them all, ran them through the attic, trimmed them, and finally repainted the ceiling around the holes.
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Later, he learned that the snake probably slithered up a wall through a gap in a board leading into the attic, WSB-TV reported.
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But standards raise and so too do our expectations, and not every lost-in-the-attic retro treasure can stand the test of time.
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Then the female chases the male around whatever sink or attic they may be in, in a heated, sexy game of cat and mouse.
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Curved windows in the master bedroom follow the curve of the house, and an attic room with a domed ceiling is perfectly Hobbit-sized.
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Walter Wick: Games, Gizmos and Toys in The Attic continues at University of Miami's Lowe Art Museum (1301 Stanford Dr, Miami) through September 24.
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"You may need to move up to the second story, or to your attic, but WE ARE COMING TO GET YOU," the city said.
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This is a small corner of a northern New Jersey attic apartment that I devote as a workspace where I make my small drawings.
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Dylan and Mia Farrow have long alleged Allen molested the then-7-year-old girl in the attic of Mia's Connecticut home in 1992.
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There are sagging boxes in my parents' attic, marked Do Not Open Until 2010 in my optimistic little kid handwriting, that are still unopened.
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But the next time you find yourself stewing in self-doubt, remember that you don't have to listen to the aunt in the attic.
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Comey pointed out that Petraeus not only shared the classified information, but also hid the documents in his attic and then lied to investigators.
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Finally, hang it on your front door as a cool upgrade for that faux-fall foliage wreath you'd normally drag out of the attic.
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It's been a fun few days with the Edge desk and I could see it joining my other ergonomic friends in my attic office.
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What about Dylan in the attic, found terrified and naked from the waist down, claiming that her father put his fingers inside of her?
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As you walk through the attic it really hits you just how much Nate has done over the course of the past three games.
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The attic sequence is the most prominent example of this kind of smartly-integrated nostalgia, but it's a theme that continues throughout the game.
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They can't find a nice looking room to awake Afanas, and must settle on the attic that has an abandoned stairmaster in the corner.
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With Lemml still acting as stage manager, the actors use makeshift props and perform in an attic, since a public presentation would be unthinkable.
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Q: I live in a house with a finished attic, which has old pine wood floors that are unattractive and in pretty rough shape.
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A third bedroom is on the second floor, and the fourth in what was once the attic, with dormer windows and plenty of sun.
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Mr. Turquin said the unidentified owner had found the painting behind a locked door in an attic after trying to repair a water leak.
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Tony Horwitz, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and author of the 85033 bestseller "Confederates in the Attic," died suddenly at the age of 60.
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There it was, a representation of the company she works for, alongside rotary phones and carousel slide projectors taken from the collective cultural attic.
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So Mr. Korff has a box for every item in his collection, which he keeps stuffed in a closet in his third-floor attic.
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The attic, an additional 300 square feet not included in the overall square footage, has large casement windows and is used as a playroom.
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They took it back to the '70s with "Toys In the Attic," riffing through the song while oversized inflatable toys descended from the ceiling.
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Workers might have also stepped on it inadvertently while installing or maintaining the air-conditioning ductwork that runs through the 25-foot-high attic.
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One day, while I was cleaning out my attic, one title among the piles of cookbooks and old food magazines caught my eye: Perfume.
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Question: does anyone think giving a 79-year-old man trying to explode himself out of an attic is perhaps not a great idea?
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I don't know about you, but I don't go into my unfinished attic more than once a year unless there's an issue up there.
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But tug on a copy of Shel Silverstein's "A Light in the Attic" and a portion of it swings open, revealing another full bedroom.
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These enduring compositions aren't completely terrible, but they're also as dusty as the decaying tinsel that gets dragged down from the attic each December.
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One night we searched for her history book inside the unheated attic bedroom that she shared with two foster sisters and a biological one.
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A modern wood staircase climbs to the third-floor attic space, which has been converted into a master suite with a large dressing area.
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McCone methodically inspects the entire house, hesitating only when she comes upon a pictorial rogues gallery of California serial killers enshrined in the attic.
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The attic and basement offer additional storage space, and there is also a garage, which is shared with the other units on the property.
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You can spend your life's savings on something wonderful and still have to make a blood pact to share the attic with the howlers.
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The fashion world's love affair with quilts — a humble item long associated with Grandma's attic and dowdy flea markets — has reached a fever pitch.
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Using a chalkboard, the figure warns Darius that both their lives are in danger and tells him to find a gun in the attic.
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After she and Mr. Cocchi married on July 6, 1997, they moved into an attic apartment in the Marble Hill section of the Bronx.
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Did she have flying-squirrel fever, he asked lightly, referring to their effort the autumn before to rid her attic of the pesky rodents.
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We wanted to poke around Our Lady in the Attic, a house with a hidden Catholic church upstairs, but they are closed for service.
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The killing has already started by the time Alice Hopkins begins to write, locked in an attic room for reasons we don't yet grasp.
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She stayed in a spacious first floor bedroom of the palace, not a small place in the attic as seen in the Netflix show.
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Where the Yankees proved bracingly willing to sit veteran players, Alderson kept talking of cleaning out the attic before letting the young guys play.
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The discovery of a new Dickinson treasure in the course of an attic cleanout or a basement purge is a perennial, if distant, possibility.
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According to WFLA, van der Herchen's son and wife often complained about noise coming from the attic, but he payed no attention to it.
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Described as her "loophole of retreat," Jacobs escapes by hiding in an attic crawl space for seven years until she can secure passage north.
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They've been moving many of their belongings to the attic, hoping the water won't rise higher than their house in Horry County, South Carolina.
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Just because a room is small and has unsightly elements like ductwork — and happens to be in the attic — doesn't mean it's beyond redemption.
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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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Gray smoke filled the Paris sky into the night as firefighters struggled to contain the blaze, which officials said had begun in the attic.
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The Brontë sisters may have invented the trope of the madwoman in the attic, but they are the original madwomen on the moors too.
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By 4 am, it was waist high, so she and her husband William, like other Houston area residents that night, climbed into the attic.
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Instead, the couple intended to confine the girl to the attic of their Abington home, where she'd be available for Sullivan to rape at will.
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The mother said she asked Castro to leave, but he instead ran into her daughter's bedroom and then into the attic, according to the outlet.
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Then, with the help of an electrician, they ran a new outlet through the attic and into the closet where a light box would be.
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Half the stuff in Adam's room was collected from my parents' attic, so it was like seeing a weird mock-up of my childhood bedroom.
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We'll hopefully find out soon — all we know now is that there's an eye peering out as Sasha from the hole in the attic floor.
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An extremely rare document signed by Amelia Earhart that provides details of her doomed aircraft has surfaced after half a century hidden in an attic.
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"It was discovered in a box in the back of an attic," Nathan Raab, one of the owners of the Raab Collection, told Fox News.
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While she initially agreed to have him stay for two weeks, Styles ended up sleeping on a mattress in the Winstons' attic for 20 months.
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If a girl's hands slipped under the covers as she slept, a nun would wake her with a slap or send her to the attic.
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