Personal balconies offer each resident from 75 to 375 square feet of outdoor space with a view; duplexes have two adjoining balconies.
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Neat gardens, immaculate playgrounds and smart balconies greet visitors today.
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The riot police patrolled streets as residents watched from balconies.
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LONDON — Politics and balconies don't go well together in Italy.
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Many of the cheaper rooms don't have windows or balconies.
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"[I add color] mostly on windows or balconies," Eis said.
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Single air conditioners rest on narrow balconies outside each unit.
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Photos on social media show students climbing out onto balconies.
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It's a brave new world of throwing refrigerators off balconies.
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Charcoal barbecues are also not allowed on balconies or roofs.
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Fireworks were set off, and residents danced on their balconies.
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Washing flapped on the ornate ironwork balconies of crumbling mansions.
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I saw that some people hang blankets from their balconies.
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Many rooms in the house open onto patios or balconies.
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Shared among units, the balconies shade otherwise unprotected glass facades.
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Activists posted from bedrooms, gardens and balconies overlooking empty streets.
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One or two silken flags have been draped from balconies.
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These suites have balconies that open directly to the pool.
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The home comes with multiple decks and balconies for sunbathing.
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Typically Deco are the curved balconies and strong vertical lines.
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Two of the neatly kept structure's floors have front balconies.
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All rooms have balconies and superior rooms have ocean views.
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Smoke-free balconies and cars Another unique approach the Scandinavian country implemented this month was the ability to apply for a ban on people smoking on neighboring balconies if their presence is a disturbance.
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Don't forget to look up to see the estate's gorgeous balconies.
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Rather than creating balconies for plants, Blanc literally plants onto walls.
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More recently, Travis encouraged fans in NYC to jump from balconies.
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Both bedrooms feature skylights, planting balconies, and new en suite bathrooms.
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It now consists of three stories, nine archways and 237 balconies.
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Italians stuck in their houses are singing together from their balconies.
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Balconies arc out, giving the asymmetrical exterior a dynamic rippling effect.
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The easternmost and westernmost bedrooms have outdoor showers and private balconies.
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Some of the bedrooms open up to balconies overlooking the lake.
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People look from their apartment balconies in Rome during the lockdown.
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There are 135 pews on the main floor and three balconies.
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Two of the bedrooms, including the master, have decks or balconies.
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In classical Western architecture, these figures generally support balconies or roofs.
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Maybe balconies need repair, but your apartment does not have one.
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Revelers could be seen dancing on the balconies of surrounding building.
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I noticed several of my neighbors peeking down from their balconies.
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Small balconies off both bedrooms face a central glass-enclosed atrium.
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Two more Juliet balconies overlook the landscaped deck with room to entertain.
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A comparison with the balconies at Grand Central Terminal is almost inevitable.
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The plane's maximum capacity, including the balconies on the wings: around 500.
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Thousands of books cover the main floor, as well as the balconies.
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Both the second and third floors have large balconies facing the sea.
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"The balconies speak volumes," says Marvi Mazhar, a Karachi based urban planner.
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People in crumbling high-rise apartments leaned from balconies dangling red scarves.
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Skylights open onto interior balconies, where faculty on different floors can talk.
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Each bedroom comes with its own personality and perks, including private balconies.
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Some lawmakers and staff members watched the flotilla from Westminster's ornate balconies.
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Small balconies hang from the top floors of rough cinder-block houses.
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Some survivors escaped the flames by jumping from balconies onto inflatable mats.
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On the western facade, 22013 balconies will offer city views of Midtown.
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Two balconies attached to his apartment were fenced off by metal wiring.
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On Sunday, Indians across the country stood on their balconies banging utensils.
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Families peered from balconies as rescuers toured the flooded neighborhood for stragglers.
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Some fled through the exits, and others jumped from second-floor balconies.
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All rooms have a private balconies or views of the iconic Mississippi.
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It has been hung from apartment balconies as a sign of solidarity.
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All rooms come with separate living and sleeping areas, kitchenette, and balconies.
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He notes where he's removed balconies or added extra rows of windows.
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They've been spotted at pubs, cafés, metro stations, balconies, and atop bicycles.
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He said he would leave his house for them and stay in balconies.
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The three bedrooms have access to balconies with expansive views of the area.
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Balconies are stuffed with spectators, while inquisitive faces poke out of every window.
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And then, like recess the floors, so you just have something like balconies.
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Many of the suites have private lounging areas and balconies with hot tubs.
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A handsome building with deep arches and graceful balconies had recently been renovated.
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A second bedroom and a pair of outdoor balconies are stacked above them.
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This level also has two bedrooms with individual private balconies and one bathroom.
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Small shuttered balconies look out to the bay and to the grand Cathedral.
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He stood near balconies and ledges, looking over the edge in a trance.
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Some had shared balconies, partitioned in the middle, but he has his own.
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As the dance proceeds, two other dancers also move slowly on opposite balconies.
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Don't forget the 8 bedroom ensuites with multiple walk-out terraces and balconies.
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We wandered around the four floors, watched the kids explore the outdoor balconies.
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Pro-Trump banners hung from the balconies of the town's 1950s-era motels.
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"Hopefully there's no balconies so nobody can jump," an insider told Page Six.
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Two of the bedrooms, with matching French doors and balconies, flank the parlor.
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Cabins are spacious at 2100 to 450 square feet, and most have balconies.
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Guest rooms and suites include kitchenettes, and several have balconies, porches and fireplaces.
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Some people fled to rooftops and balconies and waved furiously at hovering rescue helicopters.
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New technology even allows people to hang panels over the edge of their balconies.
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"Our country isn't for sale!" the socialists chanted, backed by supporters in the balconies.
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He started climbing the fenced-in balconies of the building with wire cutters handy.
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In their rooms, visitors can also sit on well-appointed balconies overlooking the area.
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It has six bedrooms, seven bathrooms and several balconies with epic views (seen below).
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Most of the rooms open onto balconies or a colonnade for indoor/outdoor living.
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Hawk explored the hotel rooms, balconies, and kitchen with a group of six photographers.
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PARIS — Tropical flowers dripped off the gilded balconies and balustrades of the Palais Garnier.
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The contractor removed dry rot and moldy wallpaper and added dormers, porches and balconies.
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The master bedroom has a dome-shaped roof with indirect lighting and two balconies.
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Five of the six have outdoor balconies or terraces, and start at 345 reais.
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On the right was a series of apartment buildings; its balconies had fallen off.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): The incredible views observed from the large balconies.
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He asked us to gather at our balconies, doors, and windows at 5 p.m.
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The other two bedrooms also have built-in cabinetry, balconies and en-suite baths.
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Desperate hotel guests threw themselves to their deaths off balconies to escape the carnage.
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Two of the bedrooms, including the master, have glass doors that open to balconies.
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They include hidden decks, expandable balconies, garage screen doors, mini-golf courses, and more.
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The duplexes have access to a backyard, and the other apartments have private balconies.
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A lap pool, gym and private balconies help compensate for the otherwise sterile setting.
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The floor-to-ceiling windows, balconies and open stairwells all had a curative purpose.
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The size ensures comfortable lodging for all guests – most cabins are equipped with balconies.
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Many balconies in the capital are draped with the red and yellow Spanish flag.
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These "tails," an assortment of stepped balconies, seem to hover provocatively over the horizontal base.
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Due to the country's frequent power shortages, solar panels have become ubiquitous across Pyongyang's balconies.
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Why is there garland ON ONE SIDE OF THE HALL'S BALCONIES AND NOT THE OTHER?
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A private beachside two-bedroom apartment with balconies in Australia's state of New South Wales.
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Other multi-million dollar properties along the same strip lost their balconies and lower levels.
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Inside, the building is an intricate gavotte of interlocked functions and juxtaposed ramps and balconies.
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Little black webs decorated our front door, and the balconies and porches had webbed railings.
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House music thumped from the balconies above at all hours of the day and night.
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Others have balconies looking out onto the "Central Park" on the inside of the ship.
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In Orlando, there were three balconies, the top of which seemed a football field away.
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Others, camped out on ottomans and peering down from balconies, seemed unable to look away.
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Many neighborhood buildings, which date to the 1920s and 1930s, are missing walls or balconies.
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With its neon lights, party atmosphere, and scenic balconies, Bourbon Street is peak New Orleans.
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The building's cantilevered balconies look as if they were stacked on top of one another.
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Trapped in their homes, Hondurans protested Saturday by banging pots and pans from the balconies.
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If not buildings, they might suggest decks, patios, balconies, partitions, or other parts of buildings.
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People locked inside turn to their windows and balconies singing so everyone feels less lonely.
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Neighbors chat from their balconies during another day of isolation in Madrid on March 217.
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Two studios upstairs have large arched windows that open to east- and west-facing balconies.
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Finally, after scaling four balconies, the man reached the child and pulled him to safety.
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A guest bedroom with two balconies and a full bathroom are also on this level.
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He likes living in Bosco Verticale, a futuristic apartment complex with balconies studded with foliage.
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Authorities have also taught citizens to plant food on roofs and balconies of their homes.
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The plan also foresees creating a large entrance atrium while keeping the building's original balconies.
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They come with balconies facing the ocean, and beach chairs and sun hats are provided.
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Later, some British architects incorporated the "baby balconies" into their designs for middle-class homes.
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Some have around one million polygons [with] windows, doors, stairs, balconies with fences, and so on.
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Each of the home's additional bedrooms also feature en-suite bathrooms and access to outdoor balconies.
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More buildings should be built with overhanging roofs or balconies for shade, or with natural ventilation.
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He was also among the few to receive the biggest screams from fans in the balconies.
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In several Barcelona districts, people banged on balconies railings and dumpsters while passing cars hooted noisily.
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Giant banners reading WE WERE ALL REFUGEES and NO HUMAN IS ILLEGAL hung from apartment balconies.
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The penthouse suite costs $50,000 per night and has five bedrooms, each with their own balconies.
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Some strolled past the two-story homes with red, white and blue bunting on the balconies.
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Brunchers with a view cheer from restaurants, and support rains down from fire escapes and balconies.
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There were even residents across the street standing on their balconies hoping to catch her performance.
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For a bit more space, consider trading up to the Cotton rooms, which also have balconies.
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Sagging lintels — the support beams above windows — and cracked balconies can plague buildings of all ages.
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Some still have the original recessed upper-story balconies that made the neighborhood's architecture stand out.
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The most we see is online concerts and convening, and people clapping or singing from balconies.
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The most we see is online concerts and convening, and people clapping or singing from balconies.
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Moreover, balconies throughout the building will let visitors take in the forest up close for themselves.
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Rooms have views from private balconies, commonly called lanais, and are outfitted in modern Hawaiian decor.
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They're generously sized with Courtyard and Bay View rooms totaling 500 square feet and include balconies.
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All three bedrooms have wrought-iron Juliet balconies, and the upstairs bathrooms retain their original tile.
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Many roads were blocked off in Ahmedabad, shops shut and police stationed on rooftops and balconies.
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Some of the balconies had conical-shape terra cotta vases used to hold wine and oil.
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Well-wishers regularly flashed victory signs from their cars or stood on their balconies to applaud.
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Several military snipers took up positions on the balconies of the once-luxurious Nineveh International Hotel.
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In the end, paper rained down from balconies as if pages had been torn from books.
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It comes with an outdoor swimming pool, sun decks and balconies, a boathouse, and private beachfront.
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There are two other balconies on the second floor and a space used as an office.
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Rooms feature contemporary photography, flat-screen TVs and the pricier rooms even have saunas and balconies.
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Security staff occasionally emerged on balconies and took selfies showing the hoard of protesters behind them.
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The bees gather nectar from flowers along train tracks, private gardens, parks, and inner-city balconies.
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Adobe buildings with beams and balconies surrounded the town square; a block beyond were hills and farmland.
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Its balconies, cantilevered like diving boards at either end of the elliptical hall, will become Selfie Central.
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Gosling and Crowe look like they're having a grand old time flying through windows and over balconies.
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Back in the old days they could count on a few friends with plants on their balconies.
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Passengers with balconies have been leaning across them to talk to fellow travelers, The Japan Times reported.
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Passengers with balconies have been leaning across them to talk to fellow travelers, The Japan Times reported.
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Above the graffiti-marked doors of storefronts shuttered until morning, silhouettes stood on balconies and in windows.
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A height-phobic patient who learned not to fear balconies would still typically fear other high places.
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The happy couple later retreated to separate balconies, but not because they need space from each other.
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Nimr's portrait hangs from billboards and balconies alongside the Imam Hussein's, an ancient symbol of Sunni oppression.
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They also popped up in the hall's balconies and entered through the doors leading to the lobby.
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In the penthouse, you can also find four glass balconies, a Peloton bike, and a private spa.
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From the outside, the narrow building shows signs of Horta — protruding balconies with railings of ornamental ironwork.
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Smoking bans can be surprisingly stringent, often restricting residents from vaping or smoking on their private balconies.
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Outdoor space: Both the main level and the master-suite level have balconies with room for seating.
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In Italy, a country devastated by loss, people sing together from their balconies, celebrating life and community.
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They saw several iterations of one-bedrooms, some with balconies and many with interesting hallways and curves.
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Rooms on the second and third floors come with balconies that do offer a bit more intimacy.
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Elsewhere in Italy, videos of people holding concerts from their balconies have gone viral on social media.
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He liked a four-bedroom with two balconies at the Future, a condo, for $12,000 a month.
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Under lockdown to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, song breaks out from rooftops, balconies and windows.
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In Montpellier, buildings need big balconies to live outside and to protect the facades from the sun.
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Smaller, hibachi-style propane barbecues are allowed on apartment terraces, balconies and, where occupancy is allowed, rooftops.
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It has three balconies and a roof terrace, offering a view of Bygdoy Island in the distance.
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Three bedrooms upstairs have private balconies, while the master has a sunken tub under large picture windows.
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Kamala Harris' town hall at a historic church was at capacity -- from basement to sanctuary to balconies.
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The condo-style Residences all feature balconies overlooking the sea, modern furniture, expansive kitchens, and luxurious bathrooms.
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The 1972 residence with its dynamic cantilever balconies was designed by Pakistan's first woman architect, Yasmeen Lari.
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Head to the iconic spot to drink hurricanes and jumbo-sized frozen daiquiris while throwing beads off balconies.
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Ever since, Italian prime ministers have tended to avoid standing on the balconies of Rome's buildings of power.
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Vultures loitered on balconies and around the pool, which was coated in grime and puddles of standing water.
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A marble staircase leads to a warren of rooms that have balconies with sweeping views of the village.
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The smaller, more exclusive property features balconies on all rooms, loaner bicycles, stand-up paddleboards and beachfront yoga.
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The two parasitologists have extracted fish entrails in parking lots, on moving boats, and on hotel room balconies.
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Over the past few days, Spanish flags have started to appear on balconies across much of the country.
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After a scene change, light suddenly floods onto the gorgeous ballroom, with its balconies and three grand staircases.
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The master measures more than 350 square feet, with two sets of French doors opening to Juliet balconies.
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They reclined against the walls of restaurants and smoked cigarettes on the street-side balconies of cheap hotels.
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A reasonably priced hotel with a small rooftop pool, balconies on some rooms and an extensive breakfast buffet.
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TOWNSPEOPLE OF VASENKA —the chorus, "we" who tell the story, and on balconies, the wind fondles laundry lines.
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With its lacy white balconies, the Escape looked to me like the cake for a Leviathan's destination wedding.
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Firefighters sprayed water onto the flames from nearby balconies and brought them under control at about 6.30 p.m.
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The view from the hotel's balconies is a full panorama of blue water, rugged mountains, and blue skies.
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New York City did the same Friday night, with quarantined New Yorkers cheering and clapping from their balconies.
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Most of the decade-old homes felt a bit grander — some had little turrets and wrought-iron balconies.
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Earlier this week, Noah attempted to copy quarantined Italian citizens, who passed the time singing on their balconies.
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Many west-facing units will have views of Manhattan, and some apartments will have private balconies or terraces.
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A crowd of civilians gathered, hurling stones from narrow alleys and screaming anti-India slogans from their balconies.
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Two bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and balconies are below the main floor, along with a laundry room.
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In Spain, a fitness instructor hosted a workout from a rooftop, with onlookers joining in from their balconies.
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Israelis applauded from their balconies and windows Thursday night to show their appreciation for their health care workers.
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The campaign asks people to go on their balconies or open their windows and doors at 8 p.m.
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Large premium suites boast wraparound balconies and exceptional river views and standard guest rooms can also be connected.
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Rescue services jumped into action early in the morning, with helicopters plucking stranded people from balconies and roofs.
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Some ventured outside on balconies, waving to loved ones or shouting messages to reporters on the dock below.
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Israeli flags festooned the balconies of apartments scattered through the Muslim Quarter now inhabited by nationalist religious Jews.
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The 11-story building is "buttoned-down," said Mr. Bey, with tan granite-faced balconies overlooking the park.
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Residents who had been known to pass long hours on balconies retreated into the corridors of their homes.
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Wall-to-wall glass sliders in the third-floor master bedroom open to east- and north-facing balconies.
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To the other side of the upstairs landing are two more bedrooms with en-suite baths and balconies.
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Disney already has rules in place against smoking in hotel rooms and on balconies at its on-site resorts.
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The practice typically involves growing food in smaller, city environments such as on rooftops, apartment balconies, or even walls.
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Dozens of activists who had been summoned by social media unfolded four red banners from the Guggenheim's corkscrew balconies.
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A statement said the balconies will be restored and the area included in a tour open to the public.
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He turns on the television and sees the intensifying Catalan crisis, the balconies of Barcelona overspilling with independence flags.
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In the future, he could remember this safe experience rather than his older, irrational association between balconies and danger.
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Large numbers of peasants were brought there overnight and relocated to apartment blocks, transporting their chickens to their balconies.
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They're drinking wine, playing in the snow on their balconies, and trying to stop cabin fever from setting in.
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The key breakthrough came with a decision to repurpose shipping containers to create the balconies and wraparound box seats.
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These suites, which include private balconies, sitting areas, and kitchenettes, cost about $695 per night in the high season.
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The ultra-luxurious ship has gourmet restaurants, plenty of staff, and only offers suites (with balconies!) to its guests.
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There will be 11 penthouses spread between the eighth and 11th floors, most of which will have multiple balconies.
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Through those street entrances to the hub, the Oculus reveals itself all at once from awkward, tongue-shaped balconies.
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Residents watched from balconies, and one threw water onto the demonstration, several times, as if trying to extinguish it.
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It's a very Lizzie McGuire Movie-style spread — all moped riding, making out on balconies, full dolce vita lifestyle.
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In Chicago, the architect Jeanne Gang first captured widespread attention with the rippling balconies of her 2010 Aqua tower.
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More than a hundred older apartments are now fitted out with features residents requested, like winter gardens and balconies.
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Then came the soldiers, firing not only on the crowds but even on families watching in horror from balconies.
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At Carnegie, the audience members in the hall's tiered balconies look like modern-dress angels in a Renaissance fresco.
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When people can't visit public spaces, there are still ways to create public life, from balconies, porches and windows.
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"Namashkar!" residents yelled cheerfully to Mr. Singh, the key man, from their balconies as he made his rounds recently.
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Italians broke into song from their balconies and windows, as they were stuck at home during a national quarantine.
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In Naples, balconies of an apartment complex, dripping with laundry, became stages for residents singing traditional songs in unison.
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"It's like the show 'Friends' but with sex, drugs and balconies," I wrote at the time in my journal.
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Its wraparound terrace is mostly enclosed, but two trim balconies offer unhindered views of the East River and Queens.
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Made of sandstone and materials found on the land, the house is also notable for its criss-crossing balconies.
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The price for his unit, 22015W — it has three balconies with cityscape and Hudson River views — was $229 million.
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Some also warned against rooms with balconies facing the pool, for reasons of noisiness and a lack of privacy.
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Fatigues and other laundry can be seen hanging from the balconies of buildings that had lain dormant for years.
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There are three balconies off the master bedroom, which has an en-suite bathroom with marble floors and walls.
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Instead, they're swilling booze from go-cups, yelling "Yolo!" throwing beads from balconies, and asking to see my tits.
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Up an oak staircase are two large en suite bedrooms with vaulted, beamed ceilings, wide-plank floors and balconies.
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Some of the hotel's rooms even look out into the pool's courtyard with balconies offering that full resort feeling.
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There are beautiful bougainvillea streaming from the apartment balconies around the tables, and it's quiet away from the main street.
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Its style is Victorian Gothic, with floreate cast-iron balconies, and it rises to 12 storeys of somewhat gloomy aspect.
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The media have become obsessed by details of unlisted balconies and private elevators, but the real implications go much deeper.
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Up close, the corncob structures were bigger than I'd ever imagined, and I halted to survey their dizzying, petaled balconies.
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No dazzling chandeliers were destroyed and no gold-and-red balconies were ripped out before it opened in December 1969.
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The man climbed out of his apartment and descended numerous stories, grabbing on to balconies and railings on his way.
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Drake's feed must be a nonstop stream of yachts, gorgeous women, seared scallops, and people posing on balconies in Dubai.
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Catalan flags hang from balconies alongside the Basque flag in a sign of solidarity, but Bilbao is prosperous and peaceful.
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For those of us confined to tiny balconies, or hell, a roof, grilling can present something of a logistical challenge.
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The number of people overwhelmed the square forcing a few to stand on stairs or lean out of nearby balconies.
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The building is daringly cantilevered, with reinforced concrete balconies shooting off in multiple directions over the water flowing beneath it.
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What's more, it has a private beach, an infinity pool, and spacious and sophisticated rooms with balconies offering arresting views.
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In buildings with more than two apartments, standard propane tanks are illegal on balconies and roof decks and in backyards.
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Firefighters in breathing apparatus scaled ladders to rescue people stranded on balconies on the eight-storey block on Rue Erlanger.
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Despite the tight security, some locals gathered on the balconies of surrounding buildings to watch the spectacle unfold, CNN reports.
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During Paris Fashion Week, she shared shots of herself running to shows, weaving through photographers, and hanging out on balconies.
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They hang sheets, tablecloths, or white fabric from their balconies as a symbol of purity, to chase away the devil.
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Little boys peeked out from second-story balconies dressed like miniature versions of the men, whispering "buenas" as I passed.
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The luxurious lodging features large private balconies perfect for viewing the nearby mountainscapes, an indoor pool, and multiple hot tubs.
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Protesters filled three balconies overlooking the atrium, cheering, shooting cellphone video and raising their fists as the police made arrests.
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The multiuse hall, which was the site of the 1880 Democratic National Convention, held 3,417 seats — many tucked under balconies.
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New Yorkers seemingly aren't so lonely in their apartments yet that they're ready to stand on their balconies and sing.
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Some non-Catholic neighbors joined in a gesture of solidarity, while others watched the procession of grief from their balconies.
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Guo had picked his apartment for its location, its three sprawling balconies and the meticulously tiled floor in the entryway.
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The three-story, 14-bedroom buildings with balconies rising on various plots were clearly not ordinary homes, Mr. Shamsudinov said.
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The videos, from various cities and towns, show people singing from balconies and windows in an attempt to boost morale.
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It does show isolated Italians singing together on their balconies, but the audio was dubbed on top from another source.
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Rooms are nice, though plain, and all accommodations include balconies, but some are very small and don't have great views.
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Following similar scenes days prior in Italy and Spain, Indians stood in their doorways and on balconies at 5 p.m.
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The effect is that the home soars above the 15-acre wetland meadow with a series of landings and balconies.
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Those still standing were often badly damaged: balconies twisted from their moorings and gaping holes in the sides of homes.
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The resort is a stunning sight with crisp white buildings topped with red roofs and Victorian balconies and decorative eaves.
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OUTDOOR SPACE In addition to the multiple balconies and wraparound porch, the 0.45-acre property has a small side yard.
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A Reuters reporter saw police wearing face masks standing outside the hotel, while tourists could be seen on their balconies.
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Families stood on balconies above the streets cheering the marchers, who ranged from journalists, doctors and teachers to homeless people.
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The exclusive resort offers 500 guest suites that each feature a Jacuzzi tub, private and furnished balconies, and complimentary minibars.
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I recommend the small splurge for the terrace view — these are some of the only hotel rooms in Vegas with balconies.
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The Cosmopolitan Apartments are gleaming white and generously proportioned; their walls and balconies are gently curved, their stone ornaments are luxurious.
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"At the end, the balconies were filled with people who were enjoying it," Tanner, 34, from Pendleton, South Carolina, tells PEOPLE.
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STROLL through Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, and everywhere you will see satellite dishes, sprouting mushroom-like from roofs, gardens and balconies.
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But the people I admire most are those who watch the holy spectacle from balconies turned into makeshift theater-like boxes.
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"The rigid planes of the cantilevered balconies are pure modernist forms inserted into the heart of the forest," says Bruce Turner.
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Now there are a few Spanish flags draped on Barcelona balconies, not just the ubiquitous esteladas, the starred flag of independence.
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It also has balconies and that wrap around the building and sliding doors for a seamless transition from indoors to out.
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Beyond the dining room, two additional bedrooms have private balconies and en-suite marble baths with double vanities and a shower.
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He, too, was escorted out, as security issued a warning that any additional outbursts would force the balconies to be cleared.
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It features a two-story foyer, game room with wet bar and wine grotto, home theater, study, playroom, and four balconies.
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Pedro Paredes joins hundreds of protesters lining the balconies of the state Capitol rotunda in Austin, Texas, on Monday, May 29.
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Each floor will have five or six apartments or duplexes with glass balconies and a series of garden and outdoor areas.
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Humans coexist with urban wildlife all the time, even when it gets in our trash cans and nests on our balconies.
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As the balconies of each window are small, it's nearly impossible to fit more than three or four women on each.
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The few remaining original features on the main building include metal-rail balconies and industrial-style windows, which will be retained.
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Their acrobatics have been photographed from balconies in Rockaway, Queens, and they've put on showstopping displays near the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge.
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An image of hotel balconies under a "Beverly Hills" marquee struck me as nothing like anything I've seen in Beverly Hills.
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Balconies formed by the home's staggered form become outdoor rooms for enjoying the breezes, the sun, and views in all directions.
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People peered over their balconies and looked out their windows, recording video of the aftermath and yelling down at the police.
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My room was huge, with two big balconies overlooking the city and, thankfully, a mostly functioning heirloom of an air conditioner.
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Singalongs from windowsills in Chicago and Dallas are lifting spirits, following an example set by Europeans who sang from their balconies.
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Italians have been singing together from their segregated balconies and displaying a united appreciation for their exhausted medical workers, she noted.
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Shouldn't they be running countries, curing diseases, shooting lasers out of their gloves and spin-kicking anonymous goons over casino balconies?
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Italians sitting on their balconies or peeping out of windows have also been shaming people spotted in the streets, Quartz reported.
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The stabbing took place in a three-floor brick apartment house with white metal lattice balconies on the outskirts of Flushing.
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Singalongs from windowsills in Chicago and Dallas are lifting spirits, following an example set by Europeans who sang from their balconies.
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Upstairs, the master bedroom comes with Juliette balconies, outfitted closets and marble master baths with free-standing tubs and separate showers.
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The 290 building features 220 free-market one-bedroom apartments, five with balconies, and a vacant 21892-square-foot office space.
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The buildings are classic Italy: weathered stone facades; plaster painted muted pinks and yellows; countless balconies overlooking the stone-paved streets.
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Last week, officials said they had discovered a street of houses with intact balconies that were buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted.
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I would stare at the wooden houses with latticed balconies in the alleys that my mother had known as a girl.
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In the streets of this inner-city district can be heard only the sounds of children playing and chatter across balconies.
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They are three studios, 15 one-bedrooms and three two-bedrooms, with 123-foot ceilings, terraces or balconies, and mezzanine levels.
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"Located between 4 PokéStops, you could be catching Pokémons during your work break on our balconies for hours," the ad boasts.
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ROME – Archaeologists excavating an unexplored part of Italy&aposs volcanic ash-covered city of Pompeii have discovered a street of houses with intact balconies that were buried when Mount Vesuvius erupted in 79 AD. Some of the balconies even had amphorae — the conical-shaped terra cotta vases that were used to hold wine and oil in ancient Roman times.
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From the balconies, you can watch the US Border Patrol fly low in helicopters and zoom up the river in air boats.
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According to José Antonio, tourists and families that come to Seville from all over Spain normally rent balconies to watch the processions.
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It said the balconies were a "complete novelty" for this part of the buried city, which hasn&apost yet been fully excavated.
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Commecy's team A-Fresco transformed it with a full faux facade including a tiled roof, windows with balconies and a small tower.
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Two large choir balconies overlooked the large floor area of the theatre, making it easy to watch alone or elbow-to-elbow.
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In the small city of Chapecó in remote southern Brazil, black and green ribbons were draped on fences, balconies and restaurant tables.
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They're also expected to grow well in sunny, sheltered conditions, including balconies, which is good news for apartment-dwelling baba ghanouj fans.
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Here, the buildings lining the river had balconies, a few with umbrellas, a few with grills, or small curly-haired dogs barking.
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Stepping out of the hostel, the trainees are surrounded by men: Men on balconies, men on scooters, men lounging in doorways, staring.
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However, all rooms boast balconies, so there's no sacrifice when it comes to what is arguably one of the hotel's best features.
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The town had arranged a welcome parade for him: honking cars, children hoisting streamers, women ululating from balconies, men beating tabla drums.
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He would dress in black, cover his face, and use a ladder to climb up to balconies and head for master bedrooms.
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So was the Bluebird's elegant proscenium arch, draped in lyrelike ornamental scrolls, painted gold, and framed by balconies faced with golden swags.
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Prompted by messages circulating on social media, people in neighborhoods around the city came out on to their balconies at 8 p.m.
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Residents of other cities across the world have taken to their windows and balconies to show their appreciation for health care workers.
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On Thursday evening, tens of thousands of Britons stood on balconies or at open windows, clapping for the nation's doctors and nurses.
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But there are gestures of solidarity, like the applause given daily by residents from their balconies to thank the doctors and nurses.
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The six-story apartment block is a vivid, snowy white tower with rounded corners, clad in corrugated metal, punctuated by multicolored balconies.
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After the ship docked, passengers stood on their balconies as they waited to disembark, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported from scene.
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Bells tolled as the trucks left the church and residents looking down from windows and balconies made the sign of the cross.
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In Jaipur, a city of 3 million about 160 miles southwest of New Delhi, two men blew conch shells from their balconies.
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The Soniat House Hotel rests on both sides of famed Chartres Street in three nineteenth-century townhomes with Spanish wrought-iron balconies.
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Cover: Doctors and nurses from the Plató Hospital applaud after receiving the encouragement and display affection from the neighbors from their balconies.
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Prompted by messages circulating on social media, people in neighborhoods around the city came out on to their balconies at 8 p.m.
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People in central Madrid, summoned by a call on social media, appeared on balconies and on roof terraces to bang metal pans.
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The facade is embellished with numerous small balconies that jut out of corners, adding a complex geometry to the original stone core.
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A secret staircase to the basement was uncovered, as well as antique side balconies and strange holes in some walls and floors.
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Together with the pergola-like shades, the balconies offer protection for the facade, providing both shading and helping to break up winds.
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The developer Douglas Durst and his wife have experienced old- and new-style balconies, in rental buildings owned by the Durst Organization.
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A forward-facing observation deck and glass-enclosed lounge offer prime wildlife viewing, while designer guest rooms feature balconies and single cabins.
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A private glass elevator delivers you to the two-story, multi-room master suite, which features a spacious gallery and three balconies.
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There are 186 affordably-priced rooms ranging from standard city-facing rooms to deluxe oceanfront suites with separate living rooms and balconies.
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But crew members have not been quarantined, and passengers have reportedly been spotted talking to each other without masks across neighboring balconies.
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Each also has two small balconies facing Central Park and a huge master suite featuring two spacious dressing rooms and two baths.
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During last month's event, Dutch national flags were stretched across balconies, and Dutch visitors zipped along snow-covered roads on their bicycles.
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Gone is the Jewish quarter, the markets with their monasteries, and the lattice balconies and sculptured masonry of another Sunni silk road city.
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"It's like night and day," said Ms. Long, 31, describing the open layout, central air-conditioning, stainless-steel appliances, two balconies and driveway.
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Upstairs, the Mediterranean-inspired abode is outfitted with four bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms and closets, as well as their own balconies.
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Onlookers cheered from apartment balconies along the parade route, much of which was lined with balloons, flags and signs supporting the LGBT community.
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The look is dramatic in monochrome white, with the same comfy beds, lounge seating, and private patios or balconies for indoor-outdoor flow.
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Mediterranean villa with 7 beds, 9 baths, beautiful second floor balconies, a gourmet kitchen and a wine cellar is listed at $7.895 million.
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The two-story master suite also has a Jacuzzi tub and two private balconies — one overlooks the ocean and the other the pool.
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Thanks to the Jennings, Pastor Tim is heading to Argentina, to stand on balconies and implore the people not to cry for him.
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I passed newly gated front yards, whimsical and incongruous Swiss chalet-style balconies, a muddy basketball court and a few still-unfinished houses.
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There they can gaze up at the 22nd story of an apartment building, where residents come out to hang their laundry on balconies.
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Point Pleasant, N.J. Although you may have modified the plan, an architect's design goes far beyond the arrangement of bedrooms, balconies and windows.
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Some of the halls have outdoor communal areas where students can socialize around red tiled lined fountains or hang out around outdoor balconies.
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With no balconies or windows that open, office workers inside the building were left to watch anxiously as the raccoon continued its climb.
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Ornate colonial balconies, facades, sometimes even whole buildings, give way after decades of neglect and come crashing down with little to no warning.
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A set of balconies at the rear even shares the curved shape of the tip, which helps make the jutting spaces more functional.
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The balconies of the space were open and full of attendees waiting for us to open up a cordoned-off massive dance floor.
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Each of the 381 rooms and suites in this substantially-sized property offers floor-to-ceiling windows that open up to large balconies.
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So to entertain themselves and foster a sense of community, many residents have started singing, dancing, and playing instruments out on their balconies.
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He also created jutting private balconies and two decadent terraces that beg for adult beverages (children under 0003 aren't allowed at the hotel).
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Upstairs are eight bedroom suites, each with a fireplace and a marble bathroom, as well as five balconies with water and garden views.
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Videos of people all over Italy singing and dancing and holding de-facto concerts from their balconies are going viral on social media.
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In Negril, Sunset at the Palms is an adults-only, all-inclusive hotel that has 85 treehouse-style guest rooms with private balconies.
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Videos showed glass windows and doors smashing, pedestrians blown off the ground and residents frantically bailing rainwater off their balconies to prevent flooding.
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Consider their spacious Junior Suites instead that start at $549 for all-inclusive rates, and feature balconies, hot tubs, and artfully decorated interiors.
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Even entry-level suites are massive, starting at 1,100 square feet, and come with ocean view balconies, elegant neutral furnishings, art, and decor.
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Situated on the Potomac River next to Georgetown, many rooms come with balconies, leather chairs and couches, small wooden desks, and marble bathrooms.
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Lorca's poems from Spain are a poetry of dreams and journeys and glimpses from balconies, of sunbaked meadows and realms of erotic yearning.
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Every day, at 8 pm, Spaniards stand on their balconies and clap together for health care workers returning home from their day shifts.
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Some of the wounded were injured jumping from the hotel's second-floor balconies to escape, the spokesman, Fernando Atienza, was quoted as saying.
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Philippakis likes to clamber onto balconies and other high-rise structures, or to float his way to the bar and slug a shot.
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As women looked on from the school building's balconies, men of all ages crowded around a Reuters team visiting the site on Sunday.
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TOLO showed images of people apparently hanging off balconies, saying they were "desperate guests and staff trying to escape" from the burning hotel.
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The unnamed jumper has been tearing up southern California recently, jumping into the ocean from high cliffs and pools from balconies and roofs.
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In Wuhan, people have been shouting support for each other from balconies, making memes and running in their apartments, and minimizing time outside.
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Pros: All rooms boast balconies with unbeatable views, and the on-site food and drink scene is worth a trip on its own.
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Nextoffice designed Cedrus Residential, an apartment complex in Tehran that uses layered balconies and an open floor plan to create a dynamic space.
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Pros: All rooms boast balconies with unbeatable views, and the on-site food and drink scene is worth a trip on its own.
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The listing agent was showing a pristine two-bedroom — with two small balconies overlooking the street — to other groups at the same time.
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She's believed to have fallen from by the glass balconies by the escalators in the shop, and was taken to hospital after the incident.
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If we add up the price of the three balconies for one day, the lucky owner would make a tidy $4,350 in one night.
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Acting SPD leader Olaf Scholz announced the result to activists lining the balconies around the atrium of the party's Berlin headquarters early on Sunday.
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There are turrets, balconies, grand foyers, wrought iron that isn't actually wrought, crystal chandeliers that are probably made of glass, and spiral staircases galore.
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Cars could be seen partially submerged in the water rushing down the streets, while people cleared their balconies of the ice after the storm.
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Critics of the smoking ban say they should be given corner apartments or rooms with balconies where they can smoke without bothering their neighbors.
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The parade itself was not a lavish affair - just the family in the traditional carriages and a photo opp at the Buckingham Palace balconies.
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Here and there, on other balconies, we spot other men and women on other loungers with other devices, engaged in much the same routine.
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There are seven different types of suites onboard, and all of them include walk-in wardrobes, rain showers, and large balconies overlooking the ocean.
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At one point, she came close to hitting one of the balconies at the resort -- so close that she could hear the people screaming.
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The group has selected some 40 artists and will install their work throughout the building's domed rotunda, balconies and upper- and lower-level galleries.
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Manil Suri Each time I visit Mumbai, I make a pilgrimage to an old five-story building with crumbling balconies on Nepean Sea Road.
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"I'm positive that we've had incidents of people throwing things off balconies in the past, I've investigated them myself throughout the city," he said.
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The noise is rising from below, where a swimming pool and auditorium of balconies are wrapped colosseum-like around a podium, awaiting David's arrival.
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You go from this moonscape of war-destroyed buildings to a street of buses, open shops and apartments with laundry hanging from the balconies.
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To the other side of the landing, the master suite includes a seating area and an office, both with broad sliding doors to balconies.
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In Madrid and other cities, people have come out onto their balconies in the evening to applaud health workers or to sing traditional songs.
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In its honor, special parties called kräftskivor are thrown on balconies, in backyards, and on waterfront docks all across the country during late summer.
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This Dutch police force rescues dogs left on snowy balconies, comforts sick seals stranded on the beach, and handles cases of abuse and neglect.
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Cersei spent almost all of this season standing stonily on balconies and still managed to haunt the rest of the story with her presence.
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We didn't know what was going on, so we went out on the balconies of rooms facing the front of the hotel to see.
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OUTDOOR SPACE In addition to the lower-floor balconies and main-floor terrace, the house has a large enclosed patio and garden in front.
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Guests can be charged between $250 and $500 in cleaning costs if they smoke inside the company's hotel rooms, on patios or on balconies.
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On the hotel's uppermost floors, guests will find the Skyline Studios, which offer larger floor plans, private balconies and, of course, those killer views.
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He stayed in the upper balconies into the 1950s, but he was eventually promoted to assistant chief usher and, in 1956, to chief usher.
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The suites feature contemporary Mexican details and range from one- to three-bedrooms, with kitchens or kitchenettes, private balconies, and large living room areas.
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It's so big that trains once pulled into the central atrium of one building, where cranes hoisted goods up to the jutting concrete balconies.
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At night, Support is lit up by a flood light that's been stationed on one of the hotel's balconies located just above the sculpture.
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There are just 25 one, two, or three-bedroom suites, which are all functioning apartments and come with gourmet kitchens and balconies with grills.
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Each suite is designed to a slightly different tune, with four-poster beds, well-appointed parlors, antique furnishings, and some come with separate balconies.
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It was conveniently a few minutes from Target in East River Plaza, and its modern style, with protruding balconies, was conspicuous on the block.
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In Madrid and other cities, people have come out onto their balconies in the evening to applaud health workers or to sing traditional songs.
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The apartment also has access to a rooftop terrace, a coveted amenity in a neighborhood where many apartments do not have balconies, she said.
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Patrons jumped off balconies and fled as police officers with bomb-sniffing dogs searched the Resorts World Manila complex for armed attackers early Friday.
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But it does have enough room to accommodate arena-size productions, and balconies that are wedged toward the stage to offer the best views.
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Oversize windows and numerous balconies and terraces look out over the ocean and lush tropical gardens, providing an almost seamless connection to the outdoors.
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The Culture Ministry said the balconies were a "complete novelty" for this part of the buried city, which has yet to be fully excavated.
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The tenants won an order from the city's planning department to halt the renovations, which included large elevators, balconies and floor-to-ceiling windows.
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There are only 100 guest rooms and suites in this boutique hotel, which range from 300 to 1,400 square feet, all with private balconies.
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Of course, the showpiece was the ocean view balcony (not to be confused with oceanfront balconies, which are positioned even closer to the beach).
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Then there&aposs the brand-new Magellan Explorer, which has just 35 cabins, most of which come with king-size beds and private balconies.
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Opened in June 2016, the restored property has a lobby that leads to a courtyard revealing inner balconies on each of the four floors.
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Each ship sports spacious suites with private furnished balconies, king beds and full-sized bathrooms, and guests eat meals that highlight Hudson Valley fare.
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Gold ribbons are tied to handlebars, braided into horses' manes and woven through the filigree iron balconies that stand like sheets of weaponized lace.
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But dying people do often kill themselves with guns, jumping from balconies and other violent means when they are desperate and lack medical options.
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The use of small-scale solar has become widespread in the North, with many apartment balconies dotted with panels providing power for cooking and lighting.
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Its only luxuries are a small cinema where the dictator watched Charlie Chaplin's films, a tiny swimming pool, a billiard table and two large balconies.
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Sheets are stretched across the balconies — in some cases for privacy, but also so that Islamic State snipers could see Iraqi forces without being spotted.
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Last Monday, at Carnegie Hall, Murray sang, danced, read, announced the score of the Yankees game, and chucked roses into the balconies from the stage.
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Models invited fashion show attendees to join them in the festivities as the locals watched on from the balconies of their houses lining the street.
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Afterward, a few blocks away, Mr. Williams, one of the film's producers, entertained a crowd that thronged a blocked-off street and filled apartment balconies.
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At first glance, Peeta's painted shapes and shadows on this wall of a hotel in Barcelona, Spain, blend in with the surrounding balconies and walls.
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No one replied to enquiries at that address when a Reuters reporter visited the low-rise red building with white balconies overlooking a children's playground.
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During the four-hour battle, firefighters sprayed water on the flames from nearby balconies and hallways while guiding residents out of harm's way, Jenkins said.
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"We want to uproot the symbols of the system," said teacher Ahmed Badili, as hundreds of people waved national flags from the balconies of buildings.
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Where the building, developed by Artimus Construction, comes to its point along 110th Street, balconies were added so as not to create complicated interior spaces.
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The tradition was changed in the 19th century, when the town's women began to toss oranges from balconies in an attempt to court male suitors.
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At one point, the seats, along with the balconies of the surrounding buildings were filled with onlookers trying to get a view of the stage.
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In France, he has recently completed a startling white apartment block in Montpellier: a cylindrical tower bristling with balconies, intended to resemble a branching tree.
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They waved from their balconies as they approached the port, where portable hand-washing stations and a crew of employees in khaki uniforms awaited them.
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However, people across the country are encouraged to come out on their balconies or to their doorsteps or windows for 5 minutes at 5 p.m.
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Despite his father's long-held belief that balconies clutter facades, Mr. Soloviev pressed for them and about a fifth of the units will have them.
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Residents in Maspero Triangle would exchange news and recipes across balconies, and passed on disappearing skills like clock repairing from one generation to the next.
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The result is rows of Disney-style chateaus, with gray-roofed turrets, circular balconies and balustrades, stretching over a million square meters, or 20193 acres.
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Ms. Smith has turned La MaMa's cavernous Ellen Stewart Theater into a pressure cooker of a living room, making smart use of stairways and balconies.
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Videos showed glass windows and doors smashing, pedestrians being blown off the ground and residents frantically scooping rain out of their balconies to prevent flooding.
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Cons: Some rooms have smaller balconies, so if you plan to use one constantly, make sure you spring for a room with a bigger balcony.
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The spacious entry-level rooms start at over 600 square feet and come with private furnished balconies and luxurious spa-like bathrooms with hydro tubs.
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With the exception of little figurines, plaster cherubs, Snow-whites and dwarves guarding gates and balconies, all human shapes are completely absent from these photographs.
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But every night at 9:00 sharp, windows open and a standing ovation cascades from the balconies for our medical personnel–who face crushing obstacles.
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That hasn't stopped them from a cacophony of music — sung and played from their balconies, from the southern islands to the Alps to Milan, above.
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Behind the marchers, standing on pavements or watching from balconies, were many families, some carrying children on their shoulders, as they enjoyed the day's spectacle.
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Until the Italian navy finally bombed him out of power, d'Annunzio held choreographed parades, mandated poetry readings and concerts and gave grand speeches from balconies.
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Some buildings had shallow so-called Juliet balconies, which provided floor area measured in inches rather than feet and thus functioned largely as facade decoration.
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The four- to seven-bedroom chalets will be completed in the last quarter of 22.11 with private parking and balconies and a shared swimming pool.
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The statement said the balconies would be restored and the area would be included in a tour for the public, according to The Associated Press.
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The Antebellum era style is present from the Mardi Gras touches to the wrought-iron balconies to the jazz music wafting through the public spaces.
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Entry-level rooms, such as ours, are located on the middle floor of three-story buildings that are dotted throughout the property and include balconies.
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Inside were two huge balconies, a jumbotron, an organ with nearly two hundred stops and more than ten thousand pipes, and a glowing baptismal font.
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Shows of solidarity and appreciation for hospital workers have been seen in Italy, with citizens taking to their balconies to applaud those in frontline services.
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Beach House Hotel at Hermosa Beach is the rare standout, with an oceanfront location directly on the Strand, and well-appointed suite rooms with balconies.
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Terrace Studios come with the namesake balconies and are 620 square feet, which is a nice boost over the 460 square feet found in standard rooms.
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That sweeping, luminous power is gone, replaced by buildings that are cultural hybrids, combining Western styles with stereotypically "Chinese" features, like pagoda roofs and projecting balconies.
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I am fascinated by the idea of being able to filter the types of balconies by WiFi availability or whether you can smoke, or bring pets.
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Even the daunting 1970s Alexandra Road Estate with its diagonals of balconies, and the 1960s Balfron Tower with its suspended corridors, folded together with some patience.
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Images from the scene showed dozens of cars parked inside the housing complex were severely damaged while the buildings' windows and balconies were almost entirely shattered.
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Lohan waxes poetic about Mykonos in a voiceover, while stock footage plays of white stucco balconies and ample bikini-clad butts diving into the turquoise ocean.
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Until the first half of the 20th century, this was a small city of spacious stone houses famed for their mashrabiyah, or latticed windows and balconies.
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The green-and-white complex, which includes a seventy-story high-rise, has circular columns and bulging round balconies that give it a "Jetsons"-like look.
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For this reason, public areas like the understated lobby and restaurant are on the top floor, with all terraces and balconies optimized for dining and drinking.
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Though Dariani is chummy and non-judgmental with clients, he's seen enough drunk streamers fall off balconies at industry parties to inspire an almost parental anxiety.
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All balconies are designed and built in a way that the deckchairs with the best view of the ocean can be placed perpendicular to the railing.
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The backdrop rose, too — centuries-old Hindu temples and weathered four-story residences deep red and yellow with high balconies and steps down to the river.
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"In its bilious cladding, chaotic form, adhesive balconies and frenzied facades, it exhibits the absolute worst in shambolic architectural design and cheap visual gimmickry," he continues.
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In its place, Boeri built Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest), a set of luxury residential towers with tree plantings on large balconies on each of its levels.
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He also built floating balconies onto some of the 214 rooms, along with a narrow, glass-encased pool with views of the Templo de San Francisco.
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In my favorite piece in the show, "Trial" (2017) human figures appear as copper-colored figurines on the wall standing on balconies painted a steely blue.
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But there are gestures of solidarity, like the applause given daily by residents from their balconies to thank the doctors and nurses who are fighting coronavirus.
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Inside her two-story home with multiple balconies and a pool, Maria Julia Martinez's stainless-steel refrigerator, espresso machine and toaster oven have been gathering dust.
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Spaniards have been coming to their balconies to cheer health workers during the lockdown, which has seen some of the toughest restrictions on movement in Europe.
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Over the next weeks, I lived between their apartments, typical residential buildings with wraparound balconies and sun-bleached awnings that faced each other over the street.
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When it was left open during the hot Roman summers, before air-conditioning, the nearby apartment balconies were often crowded with neighbors sneaking a free show.
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Rescue services jumped into action, using helicopters to pluck stranded people from balconies and roofs, and inflatable boats to access residential streets turned into raging rivers.
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The regulations outlawed "balconing", where revellers jump off balconies, often into hotel swimming pools - a practice that has killed dozens of drunken visitors over the years.
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In addition to its classrooms and meeting facilities, FOM offers a series of cantilevered balconies that create gathering spaces overlooking the city and an adjacent park.
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Authorities have asked people to keep their trash at home, though for flat-dwellers like Fotini Papadaki, there is only so much room on their balconies.
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But it also means they often return, again and again, to the balconies and gardens of people who feed them, sometimes with their chicks in tow.
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Passengers haven't been able to interact with each other except by leaning over their balconies to talk with people in adjacent rooms, according to The Japan Times.
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In a neighborhood of the capital called Céi, abandoned, rusting cars seem to melt into dirt streets lined by apartment buildings with broken windows and crumbling balconies.
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" Pinkham has an eye for the elegiac, and captures the grim pall of the Ukrainian hinterlands: "There were balconies without railings, windows without glass, doorways without doors.
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Even as a child, she walked everywhere rather than ride in segregated streetcars, and boycotted movie theatres rather than sit in the balconies reserved for African-Americans.
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Horses roam gardens tamed from the dense jungle, and trade winds drift through the open air guest rooms, which feature glassless windows, sprawling balconies, and outdoor showers.
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In January, a 4,200-square-foot high-end cocktail bar with a James Bond theme and four balconies is to open on the 40th and 41st floors.
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In cities across the country, residents go to their windows and balconies every night at 8:30pm, banging pots and pans to show discontent with Bolsonaro's administration.
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But there are gestures of solidarity, like the applause given daily by residents from their balconies to thank the doctors and nurses who are fighting the coronavirus.
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Rooms have private balconies, 40-inch flat-screen TVs, elegant bathrooms with rainfall showers, and non-alcoholic drinks, snacks, and coffee machines are included in the rate.
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For now, work proceeds on the two towers, which have angled sides to increase the number of apartments with ocean views, as well as terraces and balconies.
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In Italy, the center of the outbreak in Europe, residents in a neighborhood in Rome sang songs from their balconies and windows to cheer each other up.
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It is not just the sight of jerseys tied to balconies or hung from windows, the blue and yellow of Boca, the red and white of River.
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In the Tamburi neighborhood, a grid of crumbling concrete block apartments with laundry billowing from their balconies, residents have grown accustomed to watching young people move away.
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"I know you have a baseball game and a basketball game, we're going to go really quickly tonight," Trump began, as he looked out at empty balconies.
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Termite damage: Wood balconies or decks that have wood-rot or visible termite damage are usually a sign that the house has termites in the walls, too.
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But whether it's a flower pot, an air conditioner or patio furniture, property owners are required to properly secure any items placed on their facades or balconies.
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Scene changes are cleverly managed through the use of mobile scaffolding that serves as staircases, windows, balconies, train compartments ("Shuffle off to Buffalo"), dressing rooms and more.
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From elsewhere, it unfurls, its saw-toothed balconies, angled toward the Hudson, making hundreds of facets in the stainless-steel skin, which shimmer with the changing light.
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At the end of the block, an aged building with narrow balconies has turned into a symbol for Portuguese activists fighting housing evictions, a new phenomenon here.
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Outdoor space: The living room and master open to individual balconies, while the rear rooms have access to a large, continuous ipe-wood deck surrounded by greenery.
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He and his wife are renowned for gathering people for dinners in their sukkah, a hut observant Jews build on their balconies during a fall harvest festival.
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Many of its 77 accommodations (including 19 dorm-style bunks) come with balconies, because unlike other lodges in the area, the Snowpine will be open year-round.
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Expandable balconies, hidden passageways, and a slide entrance to your basement are just a few home improvement projects you'll want to add to your to-do list.
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Light reaches the center of the building through multiple vertical shafts, while floor plates slide past one another to create projecting balconies and gathering spaces indoors and out.
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Light reaches the center of the building through multiple vertical shafts, while floor plates slide past one another to create projecting balconies and gathering spaces indoors and out.
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Capitol police were seen trying to rip down "abolish ICE" signs from the balconies, but the protestors were keep trying to take them back and hang them up.
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BENEATH the wooden balconies of Tbilisi's charming Old Town, the faux-medieval signs offering wine tasting are as likely to be in Russian as in Georgian or English.
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The history of the location will be whitewashed with new facades, balconies, and pools, and they don't even want to maintain a single block with its original look.
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Video shows him grappling down the balconies and railings of several floors until he got to the ground level, where anxious authorities jumped in to lend a hand.
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In the shots the three kids pal around with the creative director, posing for selfies and taking in the amazing views of Paris from the brand's atelier balconies.
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Morning walks of shame were not uncommon, with an athlete wearing mismatched country clothes scurrying across one of the walkways between the thousands of balconies and waving flags.
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Four levels of faded brick balconies envelope a 8003s atrium, making it feel more like a bare bones public library than the headquarters of a $136bn burger company.
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Among the area's roughly 8,000 buildings are houses with bay fronts, turrets, stepped Flemish parapets, Moorish balconies, gothic arches, dormers and many other features, sometimes in curious combinations.
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The open-concept property boasts panoramic views of downtown Los Angeles, an infinity pool, fire pit, spa and lounge, as well as balconies that wrap around the building.
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In the other direction, the view toward the waterfront was filled with those Fort Lauderdale familiars, sleek towers studded with balconies, stuffed with yoga studios and wine shops.
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Back aboveground, you'll find a massive vestibule of stone staircases and observation balconies, a gold leaf-coated salon reminiscent of Versailles, and an equally opulent 1,900 seat theater.
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The concrete home's focus is a ground floor patio, from which all spaces flow easily, thanks to an open plan, generous apertures and balconies, and connections between levels.
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Videos of people singing in unison from their balconies have gone viral and even inspired U2 frontman Bono to release new music on his Instagram and Facebook pages.
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The locals walk home, to the houses with their names etched outside and the flags hanging from balconies, to clear up the detritus of the parties they hosted.
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It has gotten to the point where some hotels in the port of Magaluf have encased their balconies in glass panels to prevent inebriated clients from jumping off.
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When the old house was dismantled and seats and flooring in the upper balconies were pulled off, he said, he found out just how prudent that had been.
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The Hunt Aware that square footage isn't easy to find downtown, a couple moves quickly through a labyrinth of sixth-floor walk-ups, mock balconies and dark studios.
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Up a short flight of stairs, the master bedroom has a vaulted wood-plank ceiling, a sitting area, east- and west-facing balconies and two walk-in closets.
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The under-nine-foot ceilings may be lower than those in most new development, but they are offset in part by the private balconies — and by the prices.
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At 8pm on Thursday, millions of people in the UK stood at front doors, on balconies, and in windows to clap for our National Health Service (NHS) workers.
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This Saturday, Spaniards took to their the balconies in every city in the country to applaud its health services on their efforts to contain and manage the virus.
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OUTDOOR SPACE The home has two three-foot-wide L-shaped balconies, one off the family and dining rooms, the other off the master bathroom and dressing room.
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Dark wood walls, pulpits, doors, pews and balconies were carved with apples, long-stemmed flowers, seeds, and prominently beaked birds; and embedded with zigzagging, pulsing, and spinning lines.
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Inspired by a tree, L'Arbre Blanc, or the White Tree, features a facade bristling with cantilevered pergolas and balconies up to nearly 25 feet , or 7.5 meters, long.
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Its ramp, circling around the rotunda, echoed earlier, inward-facing buildings the architect had devised with balconies around central spaces, among them the Larkin and Johnson Wax buildings.
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Rather than emphasize the buildings' newness, however, the architect Thomas Juul-Hansen muted it, softening their clean, contemporary lines with prewar touches like Juliet balconies and terraced setbacks.
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The streets of historic Old Town in the capital, San Juan, were strewn with broken balconies, air conditioning units, shattered lamp posts, downed power lines and dead birds.
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"Thinking about the idea and drawing the piece takes nearly as much time as cutting it," she said, noting the chalet's balconies and windows proved the most challenging.
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From the vantage points offered by the common room's high windows and the dormitories' balconies, the whole school could have a good view of the swimming Mary Wards.
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In Italy, they're playing concerts from their balconies, they're singing… Here, we're doing online classes and buying groceries and donating money… It's really blossoming, the resilience of people.
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Another survey, this one by cruise blog Cruzely, found that 10% of those surveyed had had public sex on a cruise ship, with balconies being the most popular location.
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On the Boulevard de Metz, which some locals nickname the Boulevard de Merde (shit), an abandoned shopping trolley lies by the road and washing hangs from high-rise balconies.
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Its restaurant serves up delicious Mediterranean fare (for when you're steak-frites'd out), and its many balconies look out onto Villa Frochot, the former estate of painter Toulouse-Lautrec.
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Dogs bark from the balconies of half-built homes as kids kick a ball around one narrow alley, beneath webs of tangled cables leaching power from hot-wired streetlamps.
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Last month, when classes at the university resumed and cans and bottles started crashing onto the mosque's parking lot again, the landlord began considering whether to close the balconies.
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Our three-masted schooner at Longyearbyen's small port, meanwhile, was dwarfed by a massive German cruise ship whose sides, covered with stateroom balconies, looked like a Miami condominium tower.
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I ran into the building and out on the upper floor balconies looking down at the Terror Dog until he just stopped chasing me, and apparently had given up.
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Residents would be prohibited from smoking not only in their homes but also in hallways, on balconies and porches and anywhere else within 25 feet of the apartment building.
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Billowing from the balconies, sheets painted with fierce slogans and the logo of the squatting movement—a circle cut through with a lightening-shaped arrow—declare the group's intentions.
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Instead of saltwater pools and tequila bars, guests staying in this restored colonial mansion find romance in the charming interior gardens and on the balconies overlooking Plaza San Francisco.
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The main building's exterior still hints at early 20th-century institutional; it's easy to imagine the former residents taking in fresh air on the rooftop terrace or numerous balconies.
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A. When we came here six years ago, this idea of outdoor space — and even balconies in a rental building — wasn't really seen as contributing a lot of value.
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Many cabins today have private balconies, luxurious bathrooms, fine linens and flat screen TVs, and ships offer world-class spas, Broadway-quality entertainment and fine-dining experiences for all.
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The 3,600 units include two-, three- and four-bedroom apartments with white tile floors and small balconies, some of which overlook a nearby hillside slum, known as a favela.
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Rather than a typical cramped dorm room, CCU's student housing offers two and three bedroom apartments with full kitchens and living rooms, and in some cases patios or balconies.
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It's got breathtaking views of the city, hills and ocean, and you can soak it all in through huge glass windows, or the 4 balconies tucked in each corner.
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Drawings by the Brooklyn-based artist Ian Sklarsky decorate the 3603 guest rooms, which also feature floor-to-ceiling windows, Apple TV, Strand book collections and glass-encased balconies.
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But columns made from the trunks of aged coconut trees lend warmth to the verandas, as does the dark-chocolate teak of the roof beams, balconies and window frames.
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There was nothing like it in Bulgaria, either, where New Year's was celebrated at home; families gathered in apartments and at midnight they set off fireworks from their balconies.
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The bar-shaped upper volume, containing the master suite and children's rooms, shoots over the home, with long balconies that give you the impression of flying over the region.
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I like that you don't have to splurge on a suite for outdoor space as several of the standard Sir Boutique rooms feature private balconies at no extra cost.
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In Greenpoint, Brooklyn, a 1,327-square foot, two-bedroom, two-bath, duplex penthouse with a washer and dryer, three balconies, a private roof deck and a deeded parking space.
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Activists staged a die-in, riddling the floor with fake prescription bottles and hanging signs from the museum's spiraling balconies to protest the museum's Sackler Center for Arts Education.
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The resulting décor is refreshingly antler-free and residential in feel with touches like handwoven Chapas textiles, Ralph Lauren fabrics and private balconies outfitted with firepits and gas grills.
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The 0113,840-square-foot house, built in 2000 by the current owner, has multiple balconies and a colonnaded terrace with views of the snowy peaks of the Andes Mountains.
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A few works, like the 1991 "Kinshasa la Belle," a model of a round apartment building ringed with blue, wavelike balconies, might plausibly be plans for some bold developer.
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This "vertical boulevard" will be made by stacking outdoor balconies, which will create a "green vein" and give a glimpse into the interior of the building, according to UNStudio.
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DON'T BE AFRAID TO PAINT For small, shaded balconies (the kind typically found in a high-rise, with another balcony right above it), Ms. Rogue recommends painting the ceiling.
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It appears to be a series of three-dimensional shapes, ringed with two levels of balconies, jutting from an octagonal shape in the center, like an irregularly shaped wreath.
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On the night before it was declared that the Shah had officially abdicated, Iranians took to their balconies, beating pots and pans as 'Allahu Akbar' reverberated across the capital.
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I had been gone for almost four years, and there were now so many co-working spaces and upscale salad shops; so many anemic new buildings with narrow balconies.
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Certain types of barbecues are permitted on apartment terraces, balconies and rooftops, but they are not allowed on fire escapes, and the rules vary between residential and commercial spaces.
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During the parade, civilians would pack into every corner of the street, even sitting atop scaffolding and climbing onto tiny balconies just to catch a glimpse of the floats.
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The juniors jostled on the benches in their common room, pushing and shoving and whistling, while, on our balconies in Middle House, we clutched our crotches in mock agony.
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Ancient sulphur baths and tiny churches squat at the feet of futuristic skyscrapers, while rickety wooden houses lean into the hills, their gaily painted balconies perched in thin air.
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He arranged access to the second and third tiers, the balconies, after hours, up the hidden staircase, the two of us crouching and whispering along the inlaid walnut bookshelves.
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The 132 units (a few are currently on the market), ranging in price from $203 million to $32.5 million, have balconies with 15-foot-long pools and car elevators.
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Steinhauer spent hours driving to hilly vistas and gaining access to balconies and rooftops, shooting on overcast days and at night when the lighting was at its most ethereal.
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The 5-bedroom, 4.5 bath beach house is outfitted with the works, including a lap pool, hot tub, indoor fireplace, outdoor dining areas and glass balconies that overlook waterfront views.
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Flower pots lined balconies along streets that have been tidied as part of a 70-day campaign for the first Workers' Party congress in 36 years, which starts on Friday.
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A few havelis have been preserved as small museums, where for a few rupees one can freely wander around the rooms and explore the labyrinth of courtyards, stairways, and balconies.
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Onlookers peered down on the street from the balconies of their humble homes, as Rafaela's family stood on the street, shy before cameras but elated to speak of her accomplishment.
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We have also seen the growth of businesses aimed at supporting entrepreneurship, like the co-working space Piloto 151, which occupies an old Spanish building surrounded by balconies and balustrades.
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Children slept on the floor of empty classrooms while others sat forlornly in the courtyard, where a few items of clothing and blankets were draped over balconies and upturned desks.
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The posts that frequent their various social media pages feature the crew in different locales pulling stunts like diving from balconies into pools, front flipping over friends, and cliff jumping.
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There are balconies on each side, which house prosecco and pasta bars – it's a far cry from a squelching field dotted with NOS canisters and the odd abandoned, soaked trainer.
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Obama said at George Mason University, near Washington, where young people packed the tiled floors of a student center and watched from balconies hung with red, white and blue bunting.
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But when she won, people came out on the balconies of apartment buildings waving flags and shouting, cars honked their horns and people in bars and restaurants danced and hugged.
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All the rooms have balconies, which is one reason it was favored by the foreign press corps that gathered in 1989 to watch the unfolding revolution against the Ceausescu regime.
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Richard Allen, a former slave, encouraged black worshipers to form their own congregations after being forced to sit in the balconies during some of the traditionally white Philadelphia church services.
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The pandemic is altering notions of community and urban spaces, with people across the world gathering every day on balconies to applaud medical workers, perform music and even run marathons.
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The pandemic is altering notions of community and urban spaces, with people across the world gathering every day on balconies to applaud medical workers, perform music and even run marathons.
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When the hotel opens this winter, its suites, restaurants, bars and event areas will feature terraces and balconies with plenty of green zones designed to draw people out, she said.
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While he did not go into the details of how the government was responding to the coronavirus, he encouraged people to stand at their doorways or balconies at 5 p.m.
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They must follow the city's building and zoning codes, which set guidelines for the size and location of balconies in residential areas, as well as rights to light and air.
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On the Upper East Side, a roughly 1,850-square-foot, four-bedroom, three-bath co-op created by combining three adjacent apartments, with two balconies, in a postwar doorman building.
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The tall ceilings adorned with stained glass and dark wooden balconies made it resemble the nave of a chapel more than the late-1800s belle époque bar that it is.
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Audience members who show up at the Met after getting used to the cinema experience may well feel frustrated, especially if they're up in the balconies, far from the action.
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It also runs the Far View Lodge in the park, which features a dining room with panoramic views and guest-room balconies for dark-sky stargazing (rooms from about $150).
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But much of the idiosyncratic grandeur of the room was untouched, like its scalloped balconies, Art Deco wall designs and, above the stage, an old canvas painting of falling balloons.
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OUTDOOR SPACE There is a small wood deck at the front of the house, and a pair of wood balconies outside the living room and master bedroom in the back.
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The exterior features classic Mediterranean characteristics like a red tiled roof, white stucco exterior with ivy clad entry, oversized transom French doors, copper gutters & downspouts and spacious tiled patios & balconies.
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Mr. Yager's three-level house in the West End neighborhood, which cost $670,000 in 2017, has three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a pair of balconies and no yard to keep up.
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In the Brooklyn Museum's Beaux-Arts Court (a grand space with high ceilings, balconies, and balustrades) you become hyperaware of the museum's own adaptation of surveillance in its design and architecture.
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The houses along the road were like that too: jammed together, the balconies cramped with cycles, boxes, brooms, pots, clotheslines, buckets, the city minutely recreating itself down to the smallest cell.
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The magnificent bookstore features a large stage that serves as a reading area and cafe, with stunning crimson curtains, as well as balconies wrapping completely around the interior of the building.
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The esplanade wraps around the building on two sides, clearing the way for sweeping views of the bridge and Manhattan from its small studios and one-bedroom apartments, some with balconies.
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The cantilevered "diving boards" over the great hall have instantly become downtown's version of the crowded balconies at Grand Central Terminal, the ideal spot to take that perfectly symmetrical architectural panorama.
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On the eve of Epiphany in Spain, some children leave their shoes on windowsills or balconies or by the front door for the Magi, or wise men, to fill with gifts.
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Opened last winter, the 299-room JW Marriott Los Cabos Beach Resort & Spa channels a vast, contemporary beach house, with lots of outdoor living space, including furnished balconies off the rooms.
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Kollam, India (CNN)As devastating floods hit India's southern state of Kerala, thousands scrambled up to the higher floors in their buildings and crouched together on balconies, waiting desperately for help.
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Social media posts and photos from the neighborhood WeChat groups seen by CNN suggest local police were stationed on residents' balconies in protective suits to discourage any potential yelling or jeers.
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The master bedroom is on the second level, with two balconies, a closet and dressing room and an en-suite bath with a double vanity, a tub and a separate shower.
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A police bomb squad was investigating the scene of the huge blast, which destroyed the windows and balconies of a five-story residential building and shattered windows on several neighboring buildings.
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Mr. Chen's inclination to compare the project to a "European village," thanks to the sense of community engendered by its many courtyards, balconies and terraces, did not endear him to some.
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In Nafplio, a two-bedroom, two bathroom suite at the Amphitryon Hotel overlooking the bay of Nafplion is $460 a night in mid-June with two bathrooms and two private balconies.
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Videos from Italy and Spain show quarantined people leading workout classes from their apartment complexes, playing window tennis, singing from their balconies, and otherwise adjusting to life under the new normal.
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" She also suggested using sedums "in low bowls for full-sun rooftops and balconies — you can put them anywhere, as they do not need to be connected to an irrigation system.
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A reporter for the TOLO news channel, who survived by hiding on a balcony, described horrific scenes of attackers searching for victims room by room and desperate guests jumping from balconies.
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The theatre had the grandeur of a cathedral: blood-red velvet curtains framed the stage; golden ceilings, patterned with blue-and-purple paisleys, soared over vaudeville-era balconies and plush seats.
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The two-story house has four bedrooms and three bathrooms, and balconies that overlook the cobbled Plaza de San Diego, with hanging planters brimming with bougainvillea and other colorful tropical plants.
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The brick doorman complex will have 80 studios, 264 one-bedrooms and 15 two-bedrooms, all with washers and dryers, and many with balconies, said Sophia Valiotis, Alma's chief operating officer.
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Though I learned it was due to the nature of the architecture: King Suites have private balconies, all of which run along the center of the building, where the elevator is.
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Residents in the Sicilian town Syracuse, outside of which the Sea Watch lingered, hung white sheets from their balconies reading "Let Them Dock," and some families offered to take migrants in.
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Organisers urged the demonstrators to keep their voices down to avoid disturbing residents in the surrounding high-rise blocks, some of whom had draped Turkish flags over their balconies to show support.
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Location: Wailea, HawaiiStarting rate per night: $735According to US News, guests are most likely to appreciate the award-winning spa, three golf courses, and recently renovated rooms with private balconies and patios.
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Supporters of Catalan independence took to the streets and balconies of Barcelona on Sunday to chant anti-monarchist slogans and bang pots in a symbol of rebellion toward direct rule from Madrid.
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Outside, amenities include an in-ground pool with a grotto and waterfall, a plunge pool, spa, basketball court, three-car garage, artist's studio and multiple balconies with sweeping views of the property.
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Well, a hybrid, custom-built, fictional Cuban street, laden with buzzing neon signs, colourful bar facades, and Daniel Craig casually firing bullets at henchmen appearing from balconies, from side streets, from everywhere.
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People jumping off balconies and monitors is par for the course, though Saturday was the first time I've seen them stop the show because someone went too hard stagediving (during "Soul Sacrifice").
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As swathes of Britain's cities are knocked down, dragged away by diggers and replaced with those flats with little glass-fronted balconies, we're quietly losing some of those slightly decrepit-looking areas.
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Singh had a democratic eye, and he took pictures of everything: cities, towns, villages, shops, rivers, worshipers, workers, construction sites, motorbikes, statues, modern furniture, balconies, suits, dresses and, sure, turbans and saris.
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It's not clear how many people were in the building at the time the fire broke out, but some survivors escaped the flames by jumping from balconies onto inflatable mats assembled below.
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In Italy, where the whole country has been in lockdown for more than a week, throngs joined in a singing flash mob belting out the country's national anthem from their apartment balconies.
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Fed-up residents have hung posters from their balconies showing a woman with a shopping trolley using a walking stick to drive away tourists with their selfie sticks and carry-on luggage.
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LONDON, March 26 (Reuters) - Britons around the country were set to take to their balconies and front gardens on Thursday evening to applaud healthcare workers who are battling the spread of coronavirus.
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Its distinctive architecture - a columned portico, balconies ringing the upper floors, the famous dome - has landed the residence on the UNESCO World Heritage Site list and the back of the U.S. nickel.
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His Whitney Museum of American Art has packed in visitors since the spring of 2015, spellbound as much by its balconies and switchback staircases as by its light-filled, column-free galleries.
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Guest rooms — some with balconies and abstract botanical wallpaper — get plenty of light from floor-to-ceiling windows, and the bathrooms are handsomely adorned with tile, marble, brass fixtures and Aesop toiletries.
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For traditional grandeur, the 137-year-old, nine-story Grand Hotel Vesuvio (rooms with seaview balconies, from 290 euros), on Naples' pedestrian waterfront, overlooks the Castel dell'Ovo and the Bay of Naples.
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Kabul (CNN)Desperate guests threw themselves off balconies to their deaths as gunmen roamed Kabul's Intercontinental Hotel firing and throwing explosives in a deadly siege that ended Sunday, an eyewitness tells CNN.
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For a week, Fritz and his partners traveled along Sri Lanka's southern coast, measuring high-water marks on buildings by dangling yellow tape measures from the filigreed balconies of upper-class homes.
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As supporters of Maduro's socialist administration shouted at opposition lawmakers from the National Assembly balconies, almost 40 of around 50 pro-government deputies took their seats for the first time since 2017.
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The houses along the road were like that too: jammed together, the balconies cramped with cycles, boxes, brooms, pots, clotheslines, buckets, the city minutely re-creating itself down to the smallest cell.
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The second and third floors, once balconies and boxes that held an audience, are still supported by ornate pillars and are now lined with books and dotted with comfy chairs for reading.
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After passing under the terrace of the Kennedy Center and beside the teeth of the Watergate balconies, they followed the curves of the creek away from the outposts of the capital's civilization.
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Then for much of the 19th century, it was known for the Regency architecture characterized by wide streets lined with horse chestnut trees and elegant townhouses with stucco facades and wrought-iron balconies.
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Now, the The Urban Vineyard Project, a promotional activity launched by online wine retailer Cracka Wines, will encourage locals to plant a "connected" vineyard across the city, in people's backyards, balconies, and windowsills.
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Residents of the Bleecker Street and Houston Street buildings to the north and south overlook the open space from back windows and balconies, but only tantalizingly; they don't have access to the grounds.
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The buildings are designed to suit the free-range working ways of software developers: open-plan floors, bench seating, whiteboards, couches for impromptu meetings, balconies overlooking the grounds and kitchen areas with snacks.
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But we've really been looking at how to use the balconies, how to use the common areas to make it possible for people to at least have a visual connection to each other.
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Google has an answer to that question (about 150 children in the United States die from falls from roofs, windows and balconies annually), but I know we would regard that number quite differently.
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His "Ring" cycle had audience members seated on balconies that were part of the set, singers performing from ramps and platforms that jutted into the auditorium, and orchestral musicians who ascended the stage.
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Inspired by this idea and by the Medieval images she found on the internet, Kai drew a labyrinth of towers, balconies, and gates, leading to a yellow ship sailing west from the fort.
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Photographers and videographers for overseas news outlets captured the standoff from the balconies of a nearby hotel, as the tanks tried to maneuver around Tank Man and came close to running him over.
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Dating back to 1718, New Orleans' French Quarter is the oldest neighborhood in the city, and its rich history is evident in its colorful shuttered buildings that feature balconies and plenty of flowers.
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To which his son would respond skeptically, "You shouldn't be saying that, because look, I see things," like local movie theaters that either barred black people or forced them to sit in balconies.
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The four 260-story buildings comprising Seward Park were designed by Herman Jessor with the idea that laborers were entitled to airy apartments, eat-in kitchens, balconies, grass lawns, landscaped hedges and doormen.
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Between 1972 and 1974, he roamed the outskirts of Modena, photographing balconies adorned by potted plants, small gardens, eccentrically pruned trees, and flowerbeds arranged in front of suburban condos and single-family houses.
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The park-facing unit has four bedrooms and three and a half bathrooms, plus ample outdoor space that includes two balconies and a rooftop terrace, according to the listing with Brown Harris Stevens.
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In the absence of official communication, some have found their own way to communicate: Japanese passengers, who make up about half of the 2,666 guests on board, unfurled cloth signs off their balconies.
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Wide-plank oak floors run throughout the apartment, and the balconies and the roof terrace are made of an environmentally friendly wood product called Kebony, Mr. Bonde said, with glass-and-steel railings.
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Partygoers are known to wear and toss beads - known as "throws" in New Orleans - from the streets and balconies in the French Quarter, Bourbon Street and other areas where partiers jostle through crowds.
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" The building plans show balconies that continue around all four sides of the building, giving a space "in which people can enjoy fresh outside air, rich natural elements and sunshine filtering through foliage.
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Only now, in its place, rose a brand-new mansion: five stories high, with a turret, an array of balconies, a red tiled roof, and a thick stone wall crowned with barbed wire.
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Wearing sneakers — just as with "I Feel the Earth Move," the streetwear costumes were by Rag & Bone — the dancers planted themselves on the balconies that snaked around the second, third and fourth wings.
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Set in what was once the Hôtel Lutetia pool, the store, which includes two pear-shaped wooden huts, sits under a sprawling glass roof and is encircled by Art Deco balconies and columns.
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The building's 221 one-bedrooms, with rents going from about $22,2500 to $19803,21980 per month, feature Italian-imported appliances, cabinets and countertop finishes; radiant heat flooring; floor-to-ceiling windows; and private balconies.
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It also features double balconies, to take advantage of the views, and direct access to a walking and biking path — one of the things that first drew the TV personality to this coastal destination.
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At the center of the balconies, viewers can enter a glass box, empty save for its shifting colored lights, where mirrors eliminate all perception of the floor below, and stretch the ceiling into infinity.
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That aside, though, why in heaven's name is Winterfell socializing so built around people standing on balconies and parapets several feet away from each other, staring forward and barely ever looking at each other?
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In at least one instance, a shower of crushed peanuts rained down on the mosque; more typically, cans and bottles are flung from apartment balconies, usually on the party nights of Friday and Saturday.
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Arconic, a materials science company, has envisioned a three-mile-high skyscraper built from materials that are either in-development or have already been brought to market, including smog-eating surfaces and retractable balconies.
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Of course, I am talking about the owners of those balconies, who make the most of Easter goodwill to earn some good hard cash by renting their small spot of land in the sky.
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The pair own Charmed Playhouses, a family-run business that specializes in creating completely custom buildings for clients who are more interested in secret passageways and princess balconies than granite countertops and hardwood floors.
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According to Twitter user Dina Berliner, the banner was dropped from one of the outfield balconies during the 8th inning of the game, in which the Yankees beat the Kansas City Royals, 6-3.
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She said the Wuppertal building's fire escape routes also relied on external balconies that could not be used if the facade material caught fire, and it was too tall to use ladders for evacuations.
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Its skyline is a bizarre mash-up of architectural styles, including sleek modern and Disneyland whimsical, crowding out the two-story, 0003th-century buildings with ornate balconies that once defined this city of 120,000.
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But the text attempts some levity with Tokyo's ice-cream-craving cat, and the final picture also soothes a bit: a scene of a row of houses with colorful vegetation on roofs and balconies.
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Taking inspiration from the local environment, he proposed a tree shape for his 2019 L'Arbre Blanc white concrete housing tower in Montpellier, which is strikingly treelike in photographs, thanks to its deep, cantilevered balconies.
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In Crown Heights, Brooklyn, a 1,540-square-foot duplex condo with three bedrooms, two baths, two balconies, a backyard, washer/dryer, central air-conditioning and a storage room, in a 2007 24-unit building.
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With its spotlights and glamorous balconies, the venue is a setting more familiar to fashion models and rock stars than experts discussing New York's transportation system, which has deteriorated to the point that Gov.
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Ms. Mellon paid $18.35 million for the sponsor unit, No. 8A, with three bedrooms, three and a half baths and Juliet balconies over 3,965 square feet, according to the listing with the Corcoran Group.
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OUTDOOR SPACE: The lot is just shy of a half-acre, with front and back yards, a fire pit and a fish pond, 1,100 square feet of porches and 500 square feet of balconies.
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Facing the sea, however, is a sprawling, L-shaped house of two stories with numerous picture windows, terraces and balconies overlooking a garden and, beyond it, a picturesque bay on the Gulf of Finland.
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Women hang laundry on balconies and men chat at the few shops that have reopened in the Zahra district of eastern Mosul since it was retaken more than a week ago by Iraqi forces.
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If you have the right connections, or several thousand dollars to spend, you can also view the race from a variety of windows and balconies that ring the piazza and function like opera boxes.
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Outside, I had a nice balcony with two contemporary wicker chairs that were separated from neighboring balconies by a white tarp that looked like it was made out of the same material as sails.
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The briny air gnawing patterns into walls, the serpentine lanes shaded by filigreed balconies, and the ornately carved teak doors: All lend Stone Town a dreamlike beauty that even sheets of rain can't obscure.
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Residents were evacuated on Friday from Reinosa, about 240 miles north of Madrid, while others watched from their balconies as vehicles were swept down the streets by the floodwaters, according to local news reports.
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We joined the scores of visitors slipping out of stores and leaning over balconies, smartphones at the ready, to watch the waterfall try on a kaleidoscope of colors and projections set to rousing music.
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I was wearing a white flowered sundress under a royal-blue robe, and I was onstage at the Worship Center, looking up at the bright lights, toward the empty balconies, giving the salutatorian's speech.
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"On the subject of sitting rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms and balconies neither Hodgkin's eye nor his hand has ever failed him," the critic John Russell wrote in The New York Times Magazine in 21975.
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The 3,660-square-foot apartment has 10 balconies that overlook the surrounding neighborhoods, including Plaza de Cagancha, one of the city's best-known public squares, and Avenida 18 de Julio, the main shopping street.
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Then came the piano chords, trumpet blasts, violin serenades and even the clanging of pots and pans — all of it spilling from people's homes, out of windows and from balconies, and rippling across rooftops.
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By now, the entire world has seen the footage of Italians singing to their neighbors from balconies each evening, or the Italian air force painting the sky with the colors of the national flag.
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Virtual balconies, 803-inch, floor-to-ceiling high-definition televisions in the interior staterooms that display a live feed of ocean outside, guaranteeing that every stateroom comes equipped with at least some sort of view.
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After throwing beads off of balconies, the two exes are on a bus with the whole group when Caitlyn leans in, puts both hands around Kris' face and plants one on her as everyone cheers.
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But all it takes is a look at the flags and banners hanging from the balconies and walls of nearly every high-rise to understand that it cannot be simple and it cannot be random.
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On the cover, Gropius stands next to a rendering of his and Adolf Meyer's entry in the 1922 Chicago Tribune tower competition, a striking assemblage of gridded boxes, asymmetrical projecting balconies and zero historical references.
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Dellschau's drawings, each meticulously numbered and dated, also often feature in the margins the names of members, whom he also depicted steering these machines or hanging out in their whimsical balconies, dining cars, and salons.
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The price of steel — which in residential buildings is used for rebar rods that reinforce concrete in walls and floors, supports for cooling towers and decorative elements like Juliet balconies — has spiked, steel buyers said.
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Similar events have taken place in other countries including India, where people took to their balconies and stood near open windows on Sunday to clap, clang metal vessels and ring bells to cheer emergency workers.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Residents of the French capital, subject to a virtual lockdown to combat the coronavirus outbreak, stepped out on their balconies on Tuesday evening to applaud healthcare workers in a collective act of solidarity.
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Ms. Guerrero and another housekeeper at the Santa Monica Marriott, Aurelia Gonzalez, who make $15.66 an hour, said their responsibilities include cleaning not just the inside of rooms but also the balconies attached to them.
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One of the early successes was Manhattan House, built in 1951: a sleek, light-brick building in Lenox Hill, set back from the street with a large green space and private balconies for some residents.
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They are holding virtual religious gatherings, and other social events -- famously, now, singing together from balconies in Italy; streaming opera nightly (as the Metropolitan Opera began this week), having virtual parties, happy hours and celebrations.
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The hotel is only five minutes from the popular main shopping area of Oia, but manages to feel far removed from civilization thanks to suites with private infinity pools on balconies overlooking the glittering sea.
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Britons across the country took to their balconies and front doors on Thursday evening to applaud health workers and bang pots and pans to show support for those working for the nation's much-loved NHS.
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Britons across the country took to their balconies and front doors on Thursday evening to applaud health workers and bang pots and pans to show support for those working for the nation's much-loved NHS.
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PRISTINA (Reuters) - People across Kosovo went to their balconies banging pots in a protest to urge ruling parties to deal with coronavirus and end a political crisis which may bring down the government next week.
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You will also find yourself looking down from balconies and landings onto intimate scenes of revelry and disaster, embodied by a lithe and comely parade of performers, who wear their characters' egos on their sleeves.
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Overlooking parts of the main level are balconies extending from two of the second floor bedrooms, including a Hobbit-like guest bedroom with a wood-clad angled ceiling and a wall of built-in drawers.
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Three-story brick buildings, with apartments linked by long-running balconies — a precursor to the "streets in the sky" of later British social housing complexes — the Laubenganghäuser cram a number of amenities into small spaces.
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It is as regular an apartment building as you could find anywhere in America, a putty-colored tower whose minute balconies hold garbage bags, golf clubs, a vacuum cleaner and one (small-size) American flag.
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After breakfast at the hotel (weak coffee, delicious local tomatoes), we trooped down the narrow brick streets flanked by low-rise apartments and hotels, their balconies draped with thick strands of pink, white and blue bougainvillea.
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Among their properties — many of which are centrally-located and come with fancy amenities like elevators, balconies, doorman service, and swimming pools — a certain number of units are allotted to lower-income and middle-income households.
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I'm left with little more than the memories of balconies, bars, and the rising sun of– I wake up, late, my head feels like a kicked-in toilet, and I have an inbox full of emails.
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The compound, with its abandoned playground and ferris wheel, lies within striking distance of Islamic State snipers and mortar bomb operators, dug in just across the Tigris River, which once soothed hotel guests standing on balconies.
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I was living on West 21981nd Street right across the street from Lincoln Center, on the 363th floor of this very distinctive-looking building with a prefab kind of exterior and cylindrical balconies on every floor.
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Quarantined Sicilians are playing music together from their high-rise balconies, proving two things: that the nation of Italy has always known what to do with cheese, and that a surprising number of people own tambourines.
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Modi has asked citizens to stand at balconies and near windows on Sunday evening to clap and ring bells in praise of emergency personnel and sanitation workers on the frontline of the fight against the coronavirus.
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" Referring to the 10 minutes when Indians across the country banged their pots and pans, rang bells, and applauded health care professionals from their balconies on Sunday, Khan laughed and said, "It doesn't make any difference.
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Things that remind us that, no matter how unfamiliar and strange the days may become, there's hope that, like those families posting signs on their balconies in Italy, "Andrà a tutto bene" — everything will be okay.
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Rong Xin Realty, meanwhile, bought the old site for $27 million in 2018, where it is building Flushing Garden Condominiums, an eight-story project with 0003 one- to two-bedrooms, about half of which have balconies.
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Although some passengers will be released early, the pool of those eligible for offshore quarantine is quite narrow: guests 2000 or older who have existing medical conditions or are stuck in cabins without windows or balconies.
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So city workers hung red, white, and blue bunting and Mets banners from the balconies of the elegant old City Hall and erected a stage, and de Blasio presided over a recreated ceremony to honor Gooden.
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The subjects pay the bills, and, in return, the royals live their lives in public, enjoying various rich-people pursuits, attending weddings in nice clothes and the aforementioned jewelry, cutting ribbons, standing on balconies and waving.
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Lee Bey stood under the rotunda at the James R. Thompson Center, 2111 stories of mirror-glass balconies rising around him in tiers, and shiny elevators (now off-limits without official business) zipping up and down.
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Accommodations range from elegant rooms with lake and mountainside views to suites with private balconies, rustic cottages with full kitchens and the stunning Grove Lodge, a house for families or groups seeking a more private experience.
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The multistory buildings sport rooms, stairs, balconies, and rooftops, all of which can serve as stages for faux bad guys or the agents securing the structure while managing a search, evacuation, or watching over a motorcade.
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On the second floor are a third bedroom and the master, which has several closets and a sitting area, as well as access to two balconies, one overlooking the back patio and another overlooking Madison Street.
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It starts with real doorways and balconies from around India mounted to the wall, then progresses horizontally to a series of portraits by Andrew Logan, Robyn Beeche and Anjolie Menon as passengers walk toward the gates.
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The dramatic entrance came with ceremonial guns booming, a flyover by military planes and an elaborate parade during which he was pelted with roses by tens of thousands of cheering Cubans assembled on streets, balconies and roofs.
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At once, the black canvases confront and confound the Israeli flags and crisp white laundry that flutter from balconies overhead — one wonders what the response to this installation might be on the other side of the wall.
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Originally a pristine structure stretching horizontally along the Bassac River, it was designed and built for working people who held jobs in the city, and featured open-air stairways and kitchens near balconies to facilitate outdoor cooking.
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This sparked a right-wing backlash, with Hannity's fans calling for a boycott of the company — and taking to Twitter to post videos of themselves smashing their Keurig machines with hammers and throwing them off of balconies.
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Saad Haddad seemed off to a promising start with "Manarah," a work for orchestra and two solo trumpeters, who played facing each other from side balconies, with pitches gently bent out of shape through live electronic processing.
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"All the hotels that are affiliated with the event have specific floors or balconies that they've set up for exercising dogs so they've made it quite convenient," said Phil Booth, who was handling May, a champion Dalmatian.
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Their "rapid response collecting" has taken many forms, from asking people to keep diaries to acquiring objects to taking photographs, like the one above of residents of a Helsinki, Finland, retirement home singing together from their balconies.
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I partied a year later at Club Gravity in Crown Heights without incident, but my homeboy told me later that I was there on a good night: He heard stories of guys purposely being thrown off balconies.
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Travis Scott did not incite anyone at his April 30 concert to jump from the balconies, and although an injured fan is now suing the rapper, the fan's own mom disputed the claim that Travis was responsible.
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PARIS, March 17 (Reuters) - Residents of the French capital, subject to a virtual lockdown to combat the coronavirus outbreak, stepped out on their balconies on Tuesday evening to applaud healthcare workers in a collective act of solidarity.
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It shows us that public as the royals see it — again distantly, from palace balconies or through the windows of limousines and planes and luxuriously outfitted steam trains rushing through the peaceful beauty of the British countryside.
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There was a counter call online to boycott the plan, warning that it is too dangerous as droplets of bodily fluids carrying the coronavirus could be passed from one floor to another as people shouted over balconies.
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The legendary street is chockablock with dive bars, night clubs, strip clubs and shops selling souvenirs and it's packed on the weekends with night revelers who throw Mardi Gras beads from second-floor balconies to crowds below.
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As of Friday, rates at the beginning of April are going for a little less than $210 a night, and the hotel offers amenities like indoor and outdoor pools, walk-out balconies, a spa and a salon.
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