You have your more religious bungalow colonies and your less religious bungalow colonies, your Hasidic bungalow colonies and your Sephardic ones.
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Bungalow has all the other features of a co-living arrangement, like Bungalow-hosted happy hours and surfing clubs, for example.
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According to a source, the group's bungalow was adjacent to Brazilian soccer superstar Neymar's bungalow, and Williams posed for a photo with him.
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From her bungalow, Crawford can see across the yard to Davis's bungalow, where cast and crew gather nightly to get drunk and let off steam.
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Sure, you have something in common because you both chose The Banana Bungalow as your place of stay, but you also met these men at a place called THE BANANA BUNGALOW.
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That's because Bungalow taps into the city's underutilized housing inventory.
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Marti said homeowners could also benefit from working with Bungalow.
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At the far end of the bungalow is Leah's bedroom.
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When Zervos arrived, she was brought to the man's bungalow.
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Some of the homeowners that work with Bungalow are buying more single-family homes solely to rent out to Bungalow, though these slots are going to locals, not tourists, so it's a little different.
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Originally, it was a mere bungalow at just 800 sq. ft.
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They bought a three-bedroom bungalow in San Jose for $973,000.
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She lives near the university, in a bungalow from the 1930s.
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This bungalow bills itself as "romantic" and you can see why.
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Age 20, drinking mojitos at Bungalow 8 with some I-Banker.
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Ellerin was found brutally stabbed in her Hollywood bungalow in Feb.
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Bungalow isn't the only co-living company to repurpose existing buildings.
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Overwater bungalow and jetty at sunset, San Pedro, Ambergris Caye, Belize.
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In her bungalow, she writes about Updike and Henry James, but
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This Spanish-style bungalow in Culver City, California, is smaller still.
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The house is a long bungalow, with rooms arranged like boxcars.
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Bungalow homes line South Oglesby Avenue in Chicago's South Shore neighborhood.
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Projects include a Victorian home, a 1920s bungalow and a farmhouse.
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Safford's second-grade classroom is a rickety bungalow slated for demolition.
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Mr. Merwin died at home, in his bungalow, surrounded by green.
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Rocket Dog ESxRD Rocket Dog Bungalow platform wedge flip flop, $85; nordstrom.
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Palafitos opened last month, and boasts Mexico's very first overwater bungalow accommodations.
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The end result is a Brooklyn bungalow spin on California ranch living.
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All the cut-apart materials from the Beverly Hills Hotel Presidential Bungalow.
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Mary Botel, 38, bought a 750-square foot bungalow in Portland, Ore.
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I looked at our 8-foot ceiling on our single-story bungalow.
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I stayed at a bungalow resort in between Sunrise and Sunset Beach.
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I make it to Key West and pull up to a bungalow.
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Ms. McLeod lived in a quaint bungalow, cluttered with her mother's furniture.
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The Barbers originally hoped to stay in their bungalow through their retirement.
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Bungalow currently operates 200 properties across seven markets, including the San Francisco Bay Area, Los Angeles, New York City, Portland, San Diego, Seattle and Washington, D.C. In total, there are 750 people residing in a Bungalow-leased property.
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Book the Bungalow Hotel starting at $272 per nightIf you want the modern, sophisticated style found in South Beach in Miami, without any of the crowds or prices, the Bungalow Hotel in Pier Village is a refreshing alternative.
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Within the next six to 12 months, Bungalow is looking to launch in up to 12 new markets in the U.S. Next year, Bungalow hopes to expand its offering outside of the U.S. Shared housing startups are taking off
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We took over their cafe space and turned it into a Banana Bungalow.
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So Williams put her three-bedroom, 21,100-square-foot bungalow on the market.
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A few bungalow colonies remain, but they are only known to their communities.
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This large, water-front bungalow boasts stunning views of the lagoon in Mo'orea.
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Our Bungalow area rug was designed with the cool California aesthetic in mind.
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She was found brutally stabbed 47 times in her Hollywood bungalow in Feb.
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It's your basic L.A. bungalow ... hardwood floors, a remodeled kitchen, guesthouse and yard.
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The home was impeccable, a white bungalow circled by a white iron fence.
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The bungalow-like space brightens a bare block on low-slung Connecticut Street.
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The 640-square foot millworker's bungalow, built in 1908, came with rustic charm.
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But mysterious objects in her new bungalow draw her into the neighborhood's past.
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I've since moved into a bungalow with a loft converted into a room.
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At Montauk's McKinley Bungalow, every item within the home is up for grabs.
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Bungalow also raised a $50 million debt facility to fuel its home growth costs.
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The bungalow overlooks the Lachlan River Valley, near Reids Flat in New South Wales.
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He has been charged with abuse of power in the purchase of a bungalow.
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Billy Crudup also stars as an adrift boarder renting the bungalow behind Bening's house.
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The biggest, the presidential suite, feels as big as our bungalow home in Tampa.
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A shabby book-filled bungalow to live in, on pay of £50 a week.
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In that area, for that amount you could buy a bungalow on the stage!
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So how did he end up with an Ikea-filled bungalow on Fire Island?
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The new documentary is in development with Bungalow Media and entertainment, Variety first reported.
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The homes are a mixture of styles, including bungalow, Craftsman, Tudor, and English Cottage.
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The property, a charming bungalow in the Hollywood Hills, needed a lot of love.
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She and her new husband reportedly move into a bungalow in Mumbai called Gulita.
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Wayfair doesn't care if you remember something came from Breakwater Bay or Bungalow Rose.
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"I think she started seeing somebody from her parents' bungalow colony," Mr. Gold said.
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He preferred buildings of modest height; a low, bungalow style known as prairie architecture.
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Kendall was out with fellow model Fai Khadra in Santa Monica at the Bungalow.
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Bungalow does offer some apartments but is focused more on the single-family home.
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The night before, the water had rushed into her bungalow on Beach 88th Street.
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Underneath the mess, Ken insisted, was a beautiful Craftsman bungalow, complete with original hardwood floors.
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Her office was in the attic of a mission-style bungalow three blocks from campus.
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Last year, she sold her Venice, California, Spanish-style bungalow, listing it at $1.89 million.
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The owner of a Beverly Hills bungalow she'd rented is after her for another $165,000.
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"Epstein" is in development with Robert Friedman's Bungalow Media + Entertainment in association with the directors.
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She whittled down her possessions and rented a small bungalow by a creek in Montecito.
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High-strung, eccentric and paranoid, she prowls the corridors of her sprawling bungalow at night.
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Marrying Beryl first off and then the sense or good fortune to buy our bungalow.
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A dilapidated bungalow a few blocks away is on the market for C$2.7m ($2m).
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Find Knights and Merchants at 34 Jiaodaokou Bei Santiao, Beijing, next to The Tiki Bungalow.
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For 0003,000 points per night, you can book a beach bungalow overlooking a gorgeous lagoon.
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They move in with Addie's parents in a bungalow in Huntington during a heat wave.
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Every wall and shelf of his small Craftsman bungalow on Dover Street in Oakland, Calif.
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The two Lipinskis have held the so-called Bungalow Belt seat for 35 unbroken years.
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His first project was a five-room bungalow that sat near the Detroit City Airport.
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A second look revealed to me a mossy green bungalow camouflaged by the palms below.
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Interesting personal fact: I was born in a bungalow on a farm in East Gippsland.
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Not far away is Rainey Street, a drag of historic houses turned into bungalow bars.
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Marijuana paid for the bungalow and a half-acre of land in a Montreal suburb.
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Well, we did have dinner at the Beverly Hills Hotel but in his bungalow instead.
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Then we found it: a squat, yellowing bungalow with a broken vacuum cleaner out front.
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At the time, Pier Village already offered luxury apartments, retail shops, restaurants, and the Bungalow.
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Today, he lives in a small but tidy one-bedroom apartment in a stucco bungalow.
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At the time, Pier Village already offered luxury apartments, retail shops, restaurants, and the Bungalow.
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She lived for six months in her ruined bungalow with sodden drywall and no power.
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"Everyone wants to be Walter Annenberg in Bungalow Five," said Mr. Price, brandishing his fan.
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He began to rent apartments and bungalow-style dwellings, then finally bought his own place.
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Goodman pointed to one of them, a fresh two-story bungalow with a wide front porch.
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The house, a California bungalow, ain't big at all -- 1,250 square feet, although it looks bigger.
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Brazilian soccer star Neymar was partying at a nearby bungalow and stopped by to say hi.
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Prinz's new-to-him Mission home is one of 10 Bungalow properties scattered throughout San Francisco.
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And not far away is Rainey Street, a drag of historic houses turned into bungalow bars.
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Some part-timers even live in old-time bungalow colonies that went co-op years ago.
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Both women said they met Trump at least once at a private Beverly Hills Hotel bungalow.
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Just last weekend Amber and her sister were hanging out in Elon's hotel bungalow in Miami.
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And, The Bungalow is at trendy Clifton Beach, serving sushi and more with stupendous coastal views.
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Koo took in the others' families — cramming more than 25 people into a three-bedroom bungalow.
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His neighbor to the south has recently raised her bungalow up on 10-foot concrete blocks.
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Our little bungalow, the only unguarded place where Americas lived in Tam Ky, was never harmed.
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Last year, it offered one to Chanel Dawnée, courtesy of a two-bedroom, one-bath bungalow.
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We were just staying in a bungalow in this residential district, driving everywhere and getting Whataburger.
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The house was a small bungalow—it was clean and tidy and reeked of animal want.
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They were staying in a tiny bungalow in Far Rockaway, Queens, that belonged to Kirad's aunt.
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Marilyn Monroe's former Palm Springs bungalow was burgled Tuesday ... but we're told the crooks got away.
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Bungalow works with homeowners to lease their homes as the master tenant for three years at time.
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Bungalow also furnishes shared common spaces, provides utilities, Wi-Fi and housekeeping in the monthly rental cost.
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And a lot of bungalow colonies participate in a baseball league, so every summer there's a tournament.
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In the East Legon neighborhood of Ghana's seaside capital, Sekyiamah's spacious bungalow sits between much grander properties.
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Upon arrival at the famed hotel, she said that she was escorted by security to Trump's bungalow.
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I was staying in a small bungalow directly by the river, with a restaurant over the water.
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Similarly, homeowners could now buy up housing stock with the purpose of renting them out to Bungalow.
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So there's an incentive for the owners of those existing homes to work with Bungalow, Marti said.
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Upon first glance, you would never believe that the warn-wood bungalow is a running Taco Bell.
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Another two-bedroom, one-bathroom bungalow, this home is 997 square feet and on sale for $948,888.
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"You going to have cameras up?" the man asked, his eyes scanning the front of Thurmond's bungalow.
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The roof of this 1950s bungalow was extended to make the Exoskeleton House, located in Wollongong, Australia.
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Each Kisawa bungalow has a one-acre plot, complete with beachfront, a pool, outdoor kitchen, and more.
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Hailing from Emmy-winner Robert Friedman&aposs Bungalow Media + Entertainment, Anne Sundberg and Ricki Stern will direct.
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Once they went to a cemetery, another time to an old California bungalow made of river rock.
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Stacey Walsh and her husband and their two daughters found their bungalow flooded in Broad Channel, Queens.
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After a search, they found a 1956 bungalow on an 18,000-square-foot lot in Studio City.
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Indeed, if you too live in a bungalow, water boarding is a great alternative to the 'naughty step'.
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The couple lived together in a Warsop, Nottinghamshire bungalow after they wed in Mansfield Register Office in 1972.
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And then there were the thousands of bungalow colonies where families could rent cabins for the whole summer.
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One of those incidents, according to Zervos, occurred when she visited Trump's bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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For his honeymoon, he was determined to give his bride "her dream request," a bungalow over the water.
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Peter Naylor, 70, is slumped in his bed, only yards from the front door of his small bungalow.
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Indeed, if you too live in a bungalow, water boarding is a great alternative to the "naughty step".
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Their relationship allegedly extended into 2007, and included a rendezvous in a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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As dawn broke, we went back my bungalow, whereupon he threw me against the wall and kissed me.
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Indeed, if you too live in a bungalow, water boarding is a great alternative to the 'naughty step.
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Kristy Allan, 63, lives in Placerville, where her small bungalow overlooks the lush foothills of the Sierra Nevada.
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Pros: You'll enjoy the classic overwater bungalow experience at this Maldivian stunner for less than many other counterparts.
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Only three were less than $600,000, including a two-bedroom, 353,114-square-foot bungalow, built in 1923 on .
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The stucco bungalow where Orson Welles puffed on his pipe between "Citizen Kane" scenes shimmered in the sun.
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She pointed to steps leading into the bungalow once used by Gable and Leigh as a dressing room.
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Even as a teardown, the bungalow has a value of probably well over 1 million Canadian dollars ($740,000).
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But those reserving a Jungle Bungalow at Canberra's Jamala Wildlife Lodge — located within the zoo — won't get that.
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For the center, which is run out of a woodstove-heated bungalow in snow-swept Lame Deer, Mont.
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From there, Bungalow rents out the property on a room-by-room basis while guaranteeing occupancy to the homeowners.
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In such an auction, you saw a great property being sold on distressed value and you purchased the bungalow.
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A cute bungalow with a nice lawn in isolated Brookland — nothing to walk to, no shops or cafes — $625,0003.
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This week, we fly west to interview B., 25, in her sleek bungalow buried in the the Hollywood Hills.
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Carmel went missing and her nude body was later discovered floating in a lagoon 500 yards from her bungalow.
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Holidays can be busy: Mr Pawloski cites the Christmas-time theft of an inflatable camel from a bungalow porch.
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A bungalow in the foothills an hour northwest of Hollywood stands in for the patio of Johnson's Texas ranch.
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Sears offered prefabricated materials for a bungalow that it boasted could be built with 352 hours of carpenter labor.
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Ms. Montgomery was standing on the concrete veranda of the brick bungalow she has rented for about 10 years.
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This former bungalow resort in Myrsini, Greece, is now a shelter for hundreds of refugees from Syria and Iraq.
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In Brazil, Ms. Brito presents exhibitions in a breathtaking modernist bungalow with a garden designed by Roberto Burle Marx.
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The second incident occurred during a business meeting in a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles.
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They began working as janitors and had three more children, eventually moving into the bungalow in East Lake, Fla.
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The bungalow in the valley was no longer a haven — and staying in Venezuela became out of the question.
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Our 415-square-foot bungalow on concrete stilts, one of the cheaper options available, was cool, quiet and comfortable.
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Our family stayed at an Airbnb in Echo Park in a little 113s bungalow nestled behind our hosts' home.
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The windows in our old bungalow had been painted shut, and I hadn't had time to pry them open.
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In a modest bungalow on the opposite side of the city, Paul Walsh had coffee and toast with butter.
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Seb lived in a bungalow with his parents and two younger siblings for twenty years before his parents divorced.
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That seemed to end abruptly after he summoned her to his bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 2007, though.
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It appears they're shacking up in an over-water bungalow, commonly found in areas like French Polynesia and the Maldives.
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It owns Bungalow 8, Cargo Bar, Jamie's Italian, Kingsleys, the Sugarmill Hotel, the Rook, the Winery, Gazebo and the Chophouse.
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James Dean won his role in Rebel Without a Cause, in part, by jumping through the roof of Bungalow 2.
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Johnson said Cosby later invited her to lunch at a hotel in Los Angeles and directed her to his bungalow.
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Across the room in Nega's bungalow, four fellow rebel commanders, all members of the Ethiopian diaspora, were finishing their supper.
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Four years before he died, LKY, as he was popularly known, said the bungalow should be demolished once he'd gone.
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He stayed in a bungalow in the yard of the school's principal during the week, and drove home every weekend.
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"I was the owner of the first bungalow on the beach to get hit by the tsunami," Marin told me.
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A few days later, when Thurmond returned to measure the inside of the bungalow for furniture, his neighbor was gone.
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The word bungalow conjures up costal visions of warm, cozy, and open-air spaces filled with ample amounts of sunshine.
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"Enemies are our best teachers" read a sign placed by government soldiers over the doorway to the guerrilla chief's bungalow.
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Then, in 2015, they spotted a cute brick bungalow on John C. Calhoun Drive, an out-of-business Piggie Park.
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But Barkowski's house is "from an older time," she says of the 1,900-square foot, '30s-era French colonial bungalow.
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We're three years in now … Including the profit we received from our bungalow, we've paid over $160,000 of the principal.
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What you Get A 3403s home in Hudson, an adobe house in Albuquerque and a Sears-kit bungalow in Alexandria.
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After filling out a style profile at Bungalow Clothing, which Rob Wright founded in 230, customers are paired with stylists.
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Each renter is on a separate contract with Bungalow, so if one person moves out, there is still rental income.
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"Often, the sexier rewards are flying to the Maldives in first class and staying in an overwater bungalow," said Rossman.
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She grew up on Detroit's east side in small bungalow, and she remembers her mother struggling to make ends meet.
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The typical house is a two- or three-bedroom Craftsman or Mediterranean-style bungalow dating from the 1910s or 4843s.
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What you Get A 1760 clapboard house in New Milford, a cottage on Maui and an 1878 bungalow in Wilmette.
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Leslie-Smith lived alone in a wooden bungalow full of books and glossy houseplants a few doors from my childhood home.
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Like McDougal, in the interview Clifford described meeting Trump for dinner and sex at a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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"I like deconstructing things," she told me when we met in December for dinner near her bungalow home in Los Angeles.
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Health officials were afraid that she might be staying in a so-called bungalow colony, where families live in close proximity.
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I said farewell to Karen in her attic bungalow one spring morning before graduation, but we promised to keep in touch.
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"These are ongoing investigations linked to historic intelligence at the bungalow," says Detective Superintendent Keith Perkin of Devon and Cornwall Police.
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Just three months ago, Arie Luyendyk, Jr. unceremoniously dumped Becca Kufrin (our current Bachelorette) at a posh bungalow in Beverly Hills.
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The bungalow comes with free use of the host's kayaks and they can also organise day trips to indigenous communities nearby.
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Trump had a private bungalow, where, as in Lake Tahoe, they ate dinner (with no alcohol, as Trump is a teetotaler).
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"We looked for houses for about two years," Cabral, 38, tells PEOPLE while giving a tour of the couple's bright bungalow.
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Cosby took an interest in her career, she said, and this led to an invitation for lunch in a hotel bungalow.
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"Something like Bungalow gives the owner a sense of confidence that they have a more permanent renter in place," Marti said.
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The main house and bungalow are separated by a large swimming pool and a garden looking out on the Indian Ocean.
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"We slept in a bungalow until another quake hit us at midnight and then we moved to the beach," she said.
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After a 27133-minute drive, we stopped before a brick bungalow with a red-tile roof and an orange stucco facade.
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Luckily, her new Venice Beach bungalow, which is located just a stone's throw away from the company's headquarters, does not disappoint.
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What you Get A former schoolhouse in Andes, a 1923 brick house in South Bend, and an 1892 bungalow in Milwaukee.
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Her family lived on the second floor of a brick bungalow owned by a prim great-aunt and her fastidious husband.
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The outsider artist Eugene Von Bruenchenhein and his wife, Marie, created a miniature universe in their bungalow in a Milwaukee suburb.
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From the residential street at the intersection of West Hollywood and Beverly Hills, the hotel looks like a 1930s private bungalow.
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The family ultimately decided to put the Fiske Terrace home, and a vacation bungalow in Southold, N.Y., into an irrevocable trust.
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He had a private bungalow out back, which is cool because I'd never been there and I haven't been there since.
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A 765-square-foot bungalow about 50 yards from the main house has a terrace with a kitchenette and wet bar.
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"Both Mitchell and I wanted the new bungalow to maintain the scale, massing and charm of the neighborhood," Ms. Surchin said.
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Bungalow started in San Francisco in early 2017 and has expanded to 11 markets, including New York, Boston, Chicago and Seattle.
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The 'bungalow in the sky' penthouse in the GuocoLand-developed Tanjong Pagar Centre, is likely to become Singapore's most expensive apartment.
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Instead, she said, Trump brought her to his private bungalow, where he touched her breast and pressed his genitals against her.
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The Teen Wolf star bought her California bungalow sight unseen — "Welcome to an actor that doesn't have an assistant," she tells archdigest.
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They moved in 2016 into a rented one-bedroom bungalow in Seattle along with Knox's cats: Mr. Screams, Mr. Fats and Emil.
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Her pink concrete bungalow sits inside Rio de Janeiro's Tijuca National Park, a protected area of lush hilltops, waterfalls and hiking trails.
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Where it is viable, however, developers are working on it: There are even more overwater bungalow projects planned in the coming years.
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But when she arrived, she said she was instead directed to his private bungalow, where he said he would order in lunch.
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"Bird Box" and "Ocean's Eight" star Sandra Bullock has put her Tybee Island, Georgia beach bungalow on the market for $6.5 million.
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Mara's party went down Sunday at the Beverly Hills Hotel in the Presidential Bungalow suite, which goes for about $27k a night.
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We walk down a nondescript driveway, through the side of someone's house and their backyard, and into the most incredible makeshift bungalow.
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Alas, poor Ms. Spacek, so dimwitted an inn owner — I mean, how hard is it to fix that shower in Bungalow 3?
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I somehow managed to find the last vacant room on the island — a cell-like bungalow that mercifully had a Western toilet.
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We stayed in a Superior Water Villa, which was a wooden bungalow perched on top of reinforced stilts with a thatched roof.
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Her bungalow, sitting on a valuable double-wide lot, will be auctioned for at least $129,644, the most expensive in New Dorp.
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Similarly, the Breezy Corners Bungalow Colony, where Ms. Greco Sunshine went to camp as a child, was bulldozed a few years back.
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She said that he had invited her to his Beverly Hills Hotel bungalow in 2007 to fill her in on that promise.
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"I escaped Tiananmen Square in China," she said one winter day sitting in the living room of her suburban bungalow outside Toronto.
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Once upon a time, the bungalow block was Chicago's quintessential landscape of middle-class solidity and working-class confidence in upward mobility.
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What you Get A Queen Anne Victorian in Helena, a 1924 clapboard bungalow in Los Angeles and a 1968 colonial near Atlanta.
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What you Get A Spanish-Colonial Revival bungalow in Pasadena, a 1937 house in Takoma Park and a shingled cottage on Nantucket.
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Around sunset, I'd walk five minutes from my bungalow to Sunset Beach to sip a beer and watch the sun go down.
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In July 19403, the couple paid $749,000 for their bungalow, which is on a side street just minutes by foot from York.
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Next year, they'll also offer a welcome alternative to the island's ubiquitous overwater bungalow resorts: a tented villa amid their fragrant Eden.
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In between feedings, she grabs what sleep she can in a little white clapboard bungalow provided to her family by the farm.
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I started each morning on the deck of the family's house I was staying at, an open-air bungalow facing a lagoon.
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Things didn't get off to a great start as my ground-floor bungalow lacked a key, so I couldn't lock myself in.
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Forget the physical deficiencies of Faith's bungalow; Lipman is more interested in the characters the new house brings out from the woodwork.
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I made the short walk to the Sunnyside Holiday Bungalow, where I had booked a room for just under $30 per night.
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What you Get A 0.173 Arts and Crafts estate in Stamford, a mountainside house in Tucson and a 1924 bungalow in Portland.
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What you Get A Craftsman bungalow in St. Paul, a contemporary ranch house in Springfield and a shingled cottage in Long Island.
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If the skies pour down on her brown-brick bungalow, the pools of wastewater that have gathered in her backyard will swell.
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Drop your bags at your bamboo bungalow, pack a swimsuit and snacks, and hail a tuk-tuk to the Kunag Si Waterfall.
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And even if she doesn't really know what hackers are, she definitely doesn't want to come home from Safeway to a burgled bungalow!
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McDougal and former Apprentice contestant Summer Zervos have both said Trump invited them to the Beverly Hills bungalow at around the same time.
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As they are semi-detached, they have a similar, private feel like in the bungalow, without the noise issues common in King Rooms.
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Real estate wasn't even on my radar until my mom suggested I take a look at the little orange bungalow I now own.
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After leaving a care home, the 70-year-old opted to receive end-of-life treatment in the comfort of his own bungalow.
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The country's first luxury "pet hotel and resort" is located in the exclusive Dempsey area, in a black-and-white colonial-era bungalow.
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Trump asked for her phone number and they later allegedly had sex in a private bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel, McDougal said.
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Penn and company were rushed out of their bungalow just a couple of hours later, because an impending storm would make travel impossible.
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Nugent's house was a bungalow with a pebble-dash job so pockmarked it looked as if the façade had taken heavy artillery fire.
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As for the bungalow, it now has a pitched roof of new clay tiles from Malaysia and serves as the main reception area.
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Bungalow Living Australian expat Giovanna Aryafara fills her shop with locally sourced hand-woven baskets, batik and linen pillows, and decorative wooden pineapples.
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Stay at Blue Apple Beach House starting at $125 a night for a standard double, and $185 a night for a bungalow villa.
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She lived in a bungalow community in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, that was under water after the hurricane and without electricity for several weeks.
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Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton, with their regular breakfast order to their bungalow of two bottles of vodka and another pair for lunch.
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Splurging meant a night in a joint called something like "Banana Bungalow"—an exotic description for a hostel filled with drunk Aussie travelers.
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The Takt Studio gave a 1950s brick bungalow a modern revamp simply by extending the roof, thus earning it the name Exoskeleton House.
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My Matthew closed the deal on a two-bedroom, one-bath bungalow with hardwood floors, a funky kitchen and a screened-in porch.
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When David Renken, an architect in the Los Angeles office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill, was renovating the 1920s bungalow in Long Beach, Calif.
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What you Get An early 18th-century house outside of Hartford, a postwar bungalow in Los Angeles and an 1869 home near Cincinnati.
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We'd do this differently next time: Splurge and book one of the studio, villas, or if we win the lottery, the overwater bungalow.
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He stubbornly stayed in Russia, in a bungalow outside Moscow, though he would have been welcome as a hero anywhere in the West.
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On a spring day in 1993, five former students of Mr. Williams's gathered in a small bungalow by the beach in Santa Monica.
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Last September, he paid $327,500 for a one-bedroom, one-bathroom 393 bungalow on a tiny lot six blocks from his ex-wife.
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Last May, Mr. Holland bought a bungalow a half block from the ocean in an area that had been damaged by Hurricane Sandy.
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Zhang moved to Singapore that same year, where he lives with his family in a bungalow worth S$27 million (US$20 million).
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The ads were from Bungalow, a barely 3-year-old co-living company that rents private bedrooms in large suburban and urban homes.
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What you Get A 1941 Cape Cod in Louisville, an Arts-and-Crafts bungalow in Jacksonville and an early 1840s house near Detroit.
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"A tough life is good for curry plants," she said, heading back to a small stone bungalow at the end of the field.
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The solar-powered, nine-bungalow lodge will offer sport fishing and scuba diving, and will compost food waste and recycle water for irrigation.
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Marilyn called the bungalow her second home in the late '50s, and Palm Springs proudly displayed a statue honoring the star until 2014.
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The 46-year-old man was tucked away in a second-floor apartment bedroom at his sister's bungalow on the northwest side of Chicago.
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Each bungalow colony sort of caters to a specific sect, although people mix and match, and you can have many different types in one.
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And most bungalow colonies have a camp for the kids, a communal rec center, a place where people go to pray on the Sabbath.
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They talked on the phone and eventually went on a first dinner date in a private bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Hollywood.
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He asked for her phone number, she claimed, and they later met and had dinner in a private bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Occupation: Development AnalystIndustry: GovernmentAge: 235.76Location: Eugene, ORSalary: $212,215Paycheck Amount (Biweekly): $230,230 Monthly ExpensesMortgage: $25 (215-year fixed mortgage for a 216.50-square-foot bungalow.
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IN THE cherry-tree-studded hills a couple of hours south-east of Seoul sits a bungalow-style school building made of dark bricks.
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Read the 2011 profile below: "Hello, dear," says Debbie Reynolds with a smile, offering a hug at the door of her Beverly Hills bungalow.
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Haute Living and Larsa Pippen threw Scottie a party at Bungalow 1 at Chateau Marmont in L.A. to celebrate his Hall of Fame career.
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Housing fight Lee Kuan Yew's 38 Oxley Road home is a pre-war bungalow the country's founding father had lived in since the 1940s.
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The modern entrepreneur runs his or her business anywhere from a living room to a local cafe to a bungalow on a tropical island.
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The car drifts down 2000st Street toward his childhood home, a modest bungalow that was once the guest house for the mansion beside it.
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If Democrats seek to remove a sitting president, they are laying a foundation that would barely support a bungalow, let alone a constitutional tower.
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Little Havana has more bungalow houses than almost anywhere in Miami, with deep verandas that are ideal for keeping cool in the Florida heat.
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Our answers were always variations of buying a beach bungalow somewhere exotic where there are no power outages or buying a really fast car.
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Mr. Milou accepted the assignment, creating a two-story, 700-square-meter addition that wraps around the original bungalow, connected by an outside corridor.
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A two-bedroom, one-bathroom Spanish-style bungalow in San Jose, California, is just 848 square feet, but it is on sale for $958,000.
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Friends who grew up 30 miles away had a bungalow, and my brother-in-law grew up near Halifax and went to the camp.
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"Let's say this, we were the ugliest house on the block," Ms. Hobby-Bishop, 21.289, a storyboard artist, said of the five-bedroom bungalow.
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The 1,500-square-foot Craftsman-style bungalow they bought for about $23,000 was small by North Carolina standards, with two bedrooms and two bathrooms.
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Four years later he hired her again, initially asking her to help him build a modest bungalow at his ranch in San Simeon, Calif.
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I had recently moved from California, where my parents still lived in their suburban bungalow of 50 years, the house I grew up in.
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Here, you can book an overwater bungalow from about $1,100 per person per night, but the all-inclusive pricing model offers significant cash value.
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Their colleague Mr. Wasylyk moved to the Ulster County village of Ellenville, where he ran a bungalow community that had mostly Jewish summer renters.
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Unlike most overwater bungalow resorts, the price here also includes meals and activities, and the resort is much easier to reach than the Maldives.
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During one encounter at a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 2007, she said, Mr. Trump made repeated advances and grabbed her breasts.
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I spent $47 a night for a bungalow with a view of the ocean; you can easily find a hostel for $10 a night.
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Having it at that particular place, because of the way it's set up, each country can have their own villa, or their own bungalow.
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Sunflower Cafe is an intentional throwback to those noisy "health food" restaurants that operated in bungalow houses with distressed wood floors in the 1970s.
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We see Max lazing around the den of the bungalow like a pampered cat, scrolling through Snapchat when asked to help carry a suitcase.
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ONE OF AFRICA'S biggest-ever drug seizures took place on September 1st at a modest bungalow outside the town of Canchungo in Guinea-Bissau.
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A Charleston, South Carolina, beach house or a Salem, Oregon, bungalow on TripAdvisor are some of the few options left on that booking site.
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Sam was taken by limousine to Yonkers, where Joey was living with his companion, Hunter, in a suburban bungalow with a backyard and garage.
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Nashville Whichever half of a couple books the new Germantown Inn in Nashville's hip, bungalow-lined neighborhood gets bragging rights for style and location.
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In addition to what's provided inside the space, Bungalow hosts monthly events for members in its properties to meet each other within a given market.
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Overseeing the campaign, with support from the backroom team camped out at Modi's sprawling bungalow in the capital, was Adhia, a top finance ministry official.
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All the best reality shows have featured at least one episode where the cast members stay in an overwater bungalow while on a luxurious vacation.
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We stayed out in our bungalow suites with champagne, drinks, and food served all week, bringing in different ladies every night to play with us.
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This G.C.B., which stands for good class bungalow, a niche category of landed properties in Singapore, was recently short-listed at the World Architecture Festival.
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After a quick 20 minute flight over crystal clear water, you're whisked away on a golf cart through lush palms where a private bungalow awaits.
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She lives in a large bungalow in Lao Cai, which she shares with a dozen women aged between 15 and 220 (an occupant is pictured).
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A beauty salon today could be a karaoke bar tomorrow, and the bungalow up the block could be two tall-and-skinnies just as quickly.
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At the last minute, before they were to meet, Johnson said he changed the location to a private bungalow instead of the hotel dining room.
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She lives on her own in a bungalow in Castle Cary, a market town in Somerset, where she loves to knit and tend her garden.
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Over the past decade, Chopra has made several real-estate purchases, including multiple flats, a New York penthouse, and a $14 million, 15-bedroom bungalow.
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It includes a single-story, three-bedroom main house with a castle-like crenelated parapet, a contemporary two-bedroom beach bungalow and two additional dwellings.
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I go back to the bungalow and open the J. Lassalle Champre Brut Rosé, which is pretty delicate for the drunk state I am in.
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I was soon joined by another pacifist, and we found a small bungalow across the street from the Catholic high school, where we taught English.
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He took a room at a modest bungalow-style complex with a community pool a few minutes from the beach and slowly began to reboot.
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With a kitchen, living area, and private back patio, it feels like the plush Palm Springs bungalow you'll wish was your second (or first) home.
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"When I left Disney in 2012," Mr. Keane said recently in his studio, a vintage bungalow on a quiet residential street in West Hollywood, Calif.
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There was something different about the three-bedroom, 950-square-foot, single-family bungalow: It was being offered for sale as a tenancy in common.
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She said he also made sexual advances on her during a second business meeting in a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in Los Angeles.
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Prices there start at about $300,000 for an older bungalow on less than a quarter-acre and go up to about $700,000 for newer construction.
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It's unclear how long the couple will be staying at the bungalow, but rest assured paparazzi will be waiting outside for any glimpse of the newlyweds.
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"Having it at that particular place, because of the way it's set up—each country can have their own villa or their own bungalow," he explained.
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And though co-living is hardly a new concept in San Francisco, there is something about Bungalow that makes it a harmonious match for the city.
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The sister, 62-year-old Lee Wei Ling, still lives in the bungalow, just a short walk from the city's main shopping district at Orchard Road.
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The "Bungalow" suite is three stories with a private terrace boasting an outdoor bar and its very own plunge pool, plus round-the-clock butler service.
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Located in one of the best residential areas of Venice, this two-bedroom, one-bathroom bungalow is 742 square feet and on the market for $1,595,000.
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As such, songs like "Fixin' to Die Rag" are effective, while those like "Little Piggies" or "Bungalow Bill" by the Beatles skewer without moving to action.
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Even the bathroom of her Echo Park bungalow is decorated with the De Long grape varietal table, a technical chart used by vintners to index fruit.
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She said that Mr. Cosby had attacked her in a hotel bungalow in Los Angeles in 1996 after he had her swallow a large white pill.
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Bungalow 8, a mid-2000s mainstay on West 27th Street, is now the site of an art gallery whose concrete shape resembles an oversized picture frame.
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What you Get A bungalow with a guesthouse and converted garage in San Luis Obispo, a grand Victorian in Sacramento and an Edwardian home in Berkeley.
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The founders, Rachelle Snyder and Ross Richmond, both outdoor enthusiasts, created the business after moving to a 600-square-foot bungalow in Los Angeles in 2016.
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She told both In Touch in 2011 and 60 Minutes that Trump tried to initiate sex with her in the bungalow, but she wouldn't do it.
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The interviews with Mr. Spiegel and Mr. Murphy were shot at Snap's first office building, a beach bungalow near the Venice Beach boardwalk in Los Angeles.
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"I think bungalow does a good job of building a community of like-minded people in the same sort of age range and experience," said Sanka.
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Mr Lim is awaiting trial on two charges of corruption (prosecutors allege that he used his authority to buy a bungalow for less than it was worth).
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Just look at this three-bedroom bungalow built in 1940, with an eat-in-kitchen, walk-in pantry, and a front porch, on the market for $279,000.
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For instance, consider a situation where a business house took a loan from a private bank in 2010 and offered as security a bungalow purchased by them.
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But that same neighborhood, which is next to the quaint Oakhurst and downtown Decatur, has also been where Oprah Winfrey scouted a Craftsman bungalow to shoot Selma.
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Higher up the room-category spectrum, I've also stayed in a One-Bedroom Bungalow with my husband and toddler twins, which provides the best amenities for families.
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BUNGALOW AREA RUG Our move to California has not only inspired us to spend more time outdoors, it's also given us so many great ideas for patterns.
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Before its unveiling, the highest asking price for the "bungalow in the sky" reached a dizzying S$100 million in 2017, making it Singapore's most expensive. reut.
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Before its unveiling in 2017, the highest asking price for the "bungalow in the sky" reached a dizzying S$100 million, making it Singapore's most expensive. reut.
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And though Collins said that following suit isn't a focus right now, he said it's not difficult to find affordable units on Bungalow in the first place.
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And that is the canvas of contemporary culture, and this bungalow is our place to stake our claim on reality—we will bring back reality right here.
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A vacant bungalow resort located in one of the villages under the mayor's jurisdiction — Eisenärzt, population, 1,300 — had been determined a suitable place to house them temporarily.
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On January 12th four Supreme Court judges hosted an impromptu tea on the lawn of a grace-and-favour bungalow off a tree-lined New Delhi avenue.
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Sharon Ramirez, 40, remembers that her parents had a chance in the late 1980s to buy the bungalow they were renting for $20,000, but decided not to.
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Thurmond got out of his cruiser to inspect his new home, a brick and wood-paneled bungalow with peeling paint above the brim of a beveled awning.
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Before I left Grammy Annette's Palm Desert bungalow for my real life in New York, she let me choose a bracelet from her collection to wear home.
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David LaChapelle, Madonna's makeup artist, and I threw a series after-hours in a hotel, bungalow and Chateau Marmont, came up with that idea for the video.
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We strolled along a brick path to a small bungalow, and there was Ramdev, seated on a beautifully carved wooden swing, laughing and chatting with a guest.
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Her own home, a 1926 bungalow in Los Angeles, is filled with color, pattern and greenery, which she said improves her mood and enhances productivity and relaxation.
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At a white bungalow around the corner, Mr. Meier found — finally — that he was preaching to the choir with Bobby Daniels, 50, and his wife, Andrea, 46.
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The bill would expand the state's housing supply by forcing cities to allow apartment buildings in the low-slung bungalow neighborhoods on which the state was built.
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The purchase was, in part, a way to replicate the singularly precious childhood experiences of summers in a bungalow colony in Ellenville, N.Y., pool and peers included.
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But those expecting the high price means a five-star hotel room ala a Ritz Carlton or a Four Seasons will be disappointed (unless in a bungalow).
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What you Get A renovated 1906 bungalow near downtown Atlanta, an adobe house north of Tucson and a reconstructed 1969 house on 10.3 acres in New Milford.
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What you Get An Arts and Crafts bungalow in Burlingame, a midcentury-modern home in Ojai and a Richard Neutra house in Encino with breathtaking mountain views.
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He was recently acquitted of corruption charges from a 2016 case involving the purchase of a bungalow in Penang state where he formerly served as chief minister.
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When Mr. Spiegel and Mr. Murphy moved Snap to the area in 2013, they put the company in a single beach bungalow near the Venice Beach boardwalk.
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So it's not surprising that at Mr. Holmes's house — which he calls a "bungalow" — in East Los Angeles, the walls emphasize both his spiritual and cerebral worldview.
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Because of touring schedules, the couple will wait until December for their honeymoon at Sandals Resort in Jamaica, where an over-the-water bungalow has been reserved.
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Though he no longer capitalizes on much or practices animal husbandry, he lives in the bungalow on the farm and makes and sells peach and grape jam.
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They checked into a bungalow in an isolated area of the hotel and only were seen again when they had lunch an hour or so after their arrival.
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Indian lawmaker Mangal Prabhat Lodha last week said the government must declare the bungalow "enemy property", and hand over the building to Maharashtra state where it is located.
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Secluded from the throngs of foot traffic, the Spanish-style bungalow hotel and its accompanying lounge are the perfect places to slip away from the city to unwind.
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In a video Anstead posted to Instagram, El Moussa walks down the boardwalk away from an overwater bungalow while sporting sunglasses, a gray wrap dress and flip flops.
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In San Francisco, the predominant inventory type that Bungalow is looking at is single-family homes, with most of them sporting the city's signature Victorian influence, Collins said.
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Marti said he considers it a victory that Bungalow is finding a way to house people, but he said there could be some concerns about the company's model.
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Not millwork and brass taps, Mr. Kime suggested, and then described his friend Alastair Langland's kitchen, in an overstuffed bungalow in Hampshire, as an ideal of the form.
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"My mother would've probably said, 'I was just doing my job,'" Ms. Hammond, 80, said, speaking in the Hampton bungalow where she grew up with her five siblings.
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The lights cut out above Nega one chilly night this July, and the rebel chief sat in darkness in a bungalow in Asmara, Eritrea's 7,600-foot-high capital.
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While the flooring of the new structure is lined in either white onyx or teak, the bungalow has its original floorboards, which were refinished in a nearby factory.
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Quickly, we gathered up our cups and saucers and hurried to the bungalow, where other diners had already pushed into the five tiny (hardly ever used) indoor booths.
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MaryAnn Cunanan When Orth spoke to MaryAnn for Vulgar Favors, she was living in a one-bedroom bungalow in National City, with a memorial garden for Andrew outside.
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The Auckland bungalow is surprisingly small and down-to-earth for a prime minister, with knitted items for the baby sent by New Zealanders and toys strewn around.
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However, when Zervos went to meet him again for what she thought was a business dinner at the Beverly Hills Hotel, she was led to his private bungalow.
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Mr. Trump invited her for dinner, she said, so she was surprised when they entered the grounds from a rear entrance and went directly to a private bungalow.
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Mr. Freire, who has his California bungalow, and Mr. Martin, with his Cromwell Place project, are trying to come up with imaginative survival strategies for lower-tier dealers.
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Russell Jones, a jewelry designer who left Park Slope for Hudson in 2013 after he got divorced, mostly works in a rented art studio near his 1920s bungalow.
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The Maharishi's cliffside bungalow, where the band would gather for lectures (and the occasional argument), had a nearby helicopter pad, and living quarters were equipped with electric fireplaces.
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Ms. Grant offered her couch, and despite reservations about being a burden, Ms Matthews hitched a ride to Ms Grant's quiet bungalow, where she spent a peaceful night.
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Personal Journeys We sat around a long wooden table that took up most of a thatched-roof bungalow nestled in the hills of Chiang Rai province in Thailand.
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Tenants can use the common areas, which Bungalow furnishes — fully equipped kitchens, living rooms with sofas and flat-screen televisions, as well as dining tables and general decor.
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In 22, Andy Hill and his wife Nicole decided to move from their small bungalow to a 23,600-square-foot ranch-style home in the metro Detroit area.
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In 28, Andy Hill and his wife Nicole decided to move from their small bungalow to a 2000,600-square-foot ranch-style home in the metro Detroit area.
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As we reported ... the 2 got married last Saturday at The Little Brown Church in Studio City in a small ceremony, just hours after Caitlin's bungalow was burglarized.
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Austrian Intelligence eventually traced the attack back to one individual, Arslan A., alias Osman T., aka General Osman, who was living in a bungalow in Bowling Green, Kentucky.
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It's a great opportunity for kids and teens to have responsibility and independence and learn how to keep track of the food in your fridge and keep a bungalow.
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Another 2015 lawsuit concerned a $15,000-per-month Beverly Hills bungalow that Wildenstein allegedly trashed and abandoned, leaving $165,00 in unpaid rent and almost $15,000 more in assorted fees.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - During the first week of January last year, a group of Indian scholars gathered in a white bungalow on a leafy boulevard in central New Delhi.
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Does this mean that the bungalow that was secured against a regular loan facilitated to a seemingly financially stable business would fall within the scope of "proceeds of crime"?
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Since the business house was declared a non-performing asset in 2014, the bank held an auction in 2016 to sell the bungalow and recover whatever amount they could.
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García works as a mango packer, eking out $75 in rent for the bungalow she also shares with a teenage brother, whom she hopes to keep away from trouble.
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Read these stories next:Madewell Is Now Selling Everything You Could Ever Need For Vacation This Sunny Bungalow Is An L.A. It Girl's DreamThese Products Make Traveling SO Much Easier
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But Texas was calling her back, so she relocated to Waco, taking a job for the local school district and eventually purchasing the bungalow in 2015 through Magnolia Realty.
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Bridgid Coulter -- an actress-turned-designer -- did more than a simple flip on their bungalow in Venice, CA. For starters, she raised the ceilings, and added a second level.
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On one of Ty's songs from those tapes, "My Cabana," he sings about how many women—and how many varieties of them—he can fit in his beachside bungalow.
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But finally the time has come to explore her L.A. bungalow and get the answers to all those intimate questions you have: What does she keep in her purse?
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By 1992, we had six shiba inu dogs and other "things of value" we had to protect: a new car and a small wood-framed bungalow, built in 1926.
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Instead, I found myself driving past suburban cul-de-sacs, lined with tidy houses, lawns and miniature palm trees, until I reached a small bungalow overlooking a forested canyon.
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"B is for baby," of course, but each page adds a "B" word as the baby girl's brother rides his bicycle to visit their Baba — grandpa — in his bungalow.
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I live with my ball-and-chain, Edward Carey, and our two kids in a bungalow with limited shelf space; many of our books are in our campus offices.
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This calming boutique escape is a member of Marriott Bonvoy, and feels like a Mediterranean-inspired bungalow with red-tiled roofs, mosaic details, Spanish-Californian architecture, and bubbling fountains.
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Fndr requires clients to visit one of its two spaces for their consulting sessions: a 1929 Craftsman-style bungalow in Venice Beach, California, and a loft in Dumbo, Brooklyn.
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When Michael Leonard bought his three-bedroom bungalow in Long Beach in 2010 for $309,000, he didn't expect to be spending $120,103 more seven years later to raise it.
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What you Get A studio apartment in the 2884 Castle Green in Pasadena, a modernist retreat at Sea Ranch and a bungalow with a guesthouse in the Bay Area.
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HONOLULU — A disgruntled tenant facing eviction opened fire on the police on Sunday, killing two officers and setting fire to the bungalow where he had been staying, officials said.
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Look down the block and you see what we're dealing with, said Loyd Thomas, 25, a veteran of General Motors, standing on the front porch of his white bungalow.
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There are moments of flickering insight, as in an antisocial German bird-watcher met in passing on Aymeric's property, and a man from whom Florent briefly rents a bungalow.
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When she arrived, however, she says Trump's security guard took her to a bungalow instead, where Trump sexually assaulted her, touching her breast and pressing his genitals against her.
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While Bungalow's current model is leasing assets from homeowners, it's set up to operate any type of asset, Collins said, whether that's a joint-venture or independently owned by Bungalow.
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The trouble is, with her hectic filming schedule, she's had little time to entertain since she bought the three-bedroom bungalow last summer, just a month after her 18th birthday.
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On February 22000, friends say 2000-year-old Darnell Kelly—also known as Banga Pepos—was killed in a white sedan parked three houses down from Clark's camera-lined bungalow.
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At one point, Laski even arranged a meeting at his summer bungalow between Holmes and Zechariah Chafee, a Harvard law professor who had written an article criticizing the justice's views.
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As things stand, if the bungalow were to be knocked down, the property could only be redeveloped as a modern residential house, or a row of terrace houses, experts suggest.
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In some cases, formidable construction challenges are at play; in Ms. Trama's bungalow development, for example, homes are very close to one another, adding to the complexity of the work.
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Ahead we've rounded up 11 of the coziest places to consider when planning your next travel adventure — whether it's beachfront, city-side, jungle to treetop or a salt-marsh bungalow.
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When my husband and I moved into our tiny beach bungalow, we needed space to store old work files and samples, as well as a few pieces of extra furniture.
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Built in 1920 but made over from the ground up during the past year, the once-dingy bungalow is now a cozy, warm space perfect for both lounging or entertaining.
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Houses include a somewhat-restored ancestral home (with stonework dating back to the 1100s!), a striking minimalist box, a funky bungalow and some newer constructions — and all are genuinely occupied.
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After working at Inland Steel for more than 40 years, he retired with a pension, having purchased a neat little bungalow and having sent three of four children to college.
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And for those in search of slightly less rustic accommodations, the property also offers stone cabins with bunk beds and a stilted hillside bungalow, with a narrow river running below.
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The Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. actress, 27, purchased her first home in Los Angeles two years ago, and working on the 1920s bungalow is her way to get creative off-set.
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According to Janet Redmond, a real estate broker and resident, the average price of a renovated two-bedroom bungalow is about $425,000, an 11 percent increase over last year's average.
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David Milch, the television writer, lives with his wife, Rita Stern Milch, on a peaceful block in Santa Monica, in a cozy stucco bungalow camouflaged by a lush cottage garden.
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They were surprised when their real-estate agent called with a listing for a 2,640-square-foot bungalow, with two bedrooms and a pool, that was in their price range.
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During the last trial, Ms. Johnson said that Mr. Cosby had attacked her in a hotel bungalow in Los Angeles in 1996 after having her swallow a large white pill.
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When: Opens Sunday, December 11, 4–7pm Where: Team (Bungalow) (306 Winward Avenue, Venice, Los Angeles) Jessica Diamond's installations and text-based wall drawings explore subversive, often anti-commercial themes.
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For good reason: After starring in the summer hit Stranger Things, Brown slayed at the Emmy's, fostered a friendship with Maddie Ziegler, and spoke out about the dangers of bungalow living.
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Sharma, a genial man with a wide smile, has a portrait of Bharat Mata, or Mother India, hanging above the doorway of a meeting room in his bungalow in central Delhi.
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When Trump asked her to meet him at his bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 2007 to discuss a development relating to her possible appearance on the show, she agreed.
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ABOUT 210 people gathered recently for the auction of a semi-detached bungalow in Dulwich Hill, a formerly working-class suburb about 29km from the centre of Sydney, Australia's biggest city.
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In tabloid high jinks of yesteryear, a private eye might hope to get a snapshot outside a celebrity's bungalow, but he or she could hardly hope to get a "dick pic".
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He and his family were summering at a bungalow colony in northern Westchester called Shrub Oak Park when he auditioned for a play there directed by Dorothy Delman, a Yiddish actress.
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They threw a lot of parties in the bungalow and got confused for one another in public and at home so frequently it became a kind of running joke among them.
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Ivey's is For the Love of Tidy, and there's the Tidy Bungalow, the Tidy Moose, Tidied Ever After, Spark Joy Boston, Spark Joy Bay Area, Spark Joy Charlotte, and so on.
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Last night, Klay Thompson—who kind of seemed like an unremarkable 3/D prospect when he entered the league—had his sun kissed-selfie-from-a-floating-bungalow-in-Thailand moment.
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The bungalow had its own pool, behind tall pink stucco walls, with one living wall of succulents in a color scale of oranges, teal, light blues, dense greens, limes, and yellows.
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In the two-part, almost two-hour-long episode, their vacation home this time around isn't a bungalow in Seaside, but instead a Michael Corleone–esque compound in Miami's South Beach.
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Back at the converted 1920s bungalow that houses Our Children's Trust, she talked with some young plaintiffs who had stayed over from a campground retreat she had held the week before.
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Her sister, Carmen, would make the paella in the bungalow just off the main part of the compound and sneak off through a secret passageway (yup) back to the big house.
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It was in their nondescript bungalow in a Milwaukee suburb that Eugene spent decades developing a rich, imaginary realm of larger-than-life self-expression over which he and Marie presided.
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The median sale price for a "bungalow," or single-level home, he said, was 2150,4183 Canadian dollars (about $2418,2956); for a two-story house, it was 28687,000 Canadian dollars (or $284,000).
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I wouldn't tell him how much we lost on the Chicago bungalow, but one day a check for $8,000 came in the mail, just the right amount to make us whole.
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Like many extension projects, those at Battersea House were part of a larger-scale renovation, as was an extension to a California-style bungalow on the outskirts of Melbourne, in Australia.
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On a day so cold that it bit at his skin he made a down payment on a second house a few blocks south on Belvidere, a small single-family bungalow.
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Leisure Ex Infinitas, an Australian brand inspired by surfing culture, has a new line of bathrobes that will have you wanting to do nothing but laze around in a seaside bungalow.
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Estranged from her family and with no friends to call her own, Sapana seldom ventures out of the bungalow she lives in with her trusted attendant, Kalamma (Vinodhini Vaidyanathan), and a watchman.
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Shehada Issa, 69, is accused of gunning down his son Amir with a shotgun on Tuesday outside the family's yellow bungalow in North Hills, a community in the sprawling San Fernando Valley.
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Later, because she still wanted to achieve her "dream of working for Mr. Trump," she says she met him at a bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel, just as Stormy Daniels did.
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With the signing bonus, Francis put a down payment on a corner of a group bungalow a 45-minute bike ride from the hub, shared by a half-dozen semi-employed boys.
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The damage was captured in Reuters pictures on Thursday that show her silver hatchback sitting high on a pile of mud and rubble, with its roof touching the eaves of her bungalow.
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That's what Chicago authorities, not to mention friends and relatives of the victims, have said nearly a week after police found all six bodies inside a brick bungalow in the Illinois city.
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Roshan returns home to India from New York to see his pre-teen son Armaan (Svar Kamble) and ex-wife Radha (Padmapriya), who live in a picturesque, old-world bungalow in Kochi.
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Back at the bungalow, C doesn't attempt to communicate with M. He simply waits and watches, silent and invisible, even when she moves out of the house and other tenants move in.
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Soon after Hurricane Sandy struck, he bought a five-bedroom two-bath house with a detached two-bedroom two-bath bungalow for far below market, he said, declining to give the price.
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The estate has become popular with domestic tourists as a homestay—a type of private house that offers tourist accommodation, basically the Indian version of a B&B—called The Captain's Bungalow.
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While it was not always a region known for overwater bungalow offerings, Central America and the Caribbean now offer plenty of options, ranging from sky-high price points to budget-friendly options.
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Here, a set of 12 Waterfront Master Suites are connected by high rise paths, each a one-bedroom bungalow with a cascade shower bathroom, and a deck with Jacuzzi over the water.
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If you're reading this on Saturday morning, I'm on my way to the cottage/cabin/camp/shack/chalet/bungalow in Lake of Bays, Ontario, that's owned by my wife and her sisters.
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The San Francisco-based Bungalow, which typically works with owners of small buildings, offers some of the least expensive co-living rooms in New York, based on a comparison of prices online.
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He has moved into a compact bungalow built by the city in a new subdivision in the center of the town, where he has lived alone since his wife's death in January.
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But no matter how much Ms. Barber and her husband, Michael, might now be able to get for their own three-bedroom bungalow, they are not about to join the rush. Why?
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He responded immediately, and not long after took her to dinner "at a place close enough to walk back to her bungalow just in case our first date failed," he said, laughing.
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My home, a vintage craftsman bungalow, was not properly anchored to its foundation, and it slipped towards the street far enough to tip forward, leaning into the front yard, front windows shattered.
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In a Thursday interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper, McDougal said she, too, went to the Beverly Hills Hotel expecting to have dinner with Trump, only to be shown to his private bungalow.
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At the bungalow, Daniels and Trump watched a documentary about shark attacks (Daniels has talked before about Trump's antipathy for sharks, telling In Touch that he once said, "I hope all sharks die").
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"There are no goblets, but there are some wine glasses," Lena Headey tells Dwell of her California bungalow, now listed for $1.945 million with Zoe Rudolph of John Aaroe Group, according to Trulia.
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A 17-year-old who lives at the bungalow with Huong says she was gone for only two days before a woman on the Chinese side of the border helped her to escape.
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After half an hour of schmoozing, I wandered over to a private bungalow where I found Skrillex in the middle of a gaggle of girls, including Bibi Bourelly, co-writer of Rihanna's BBHMM.
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He'd run out of ways to engage the community for the moment, and as he headed back to his east side bungalow he stopped to offer an older African American man a lift.
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By cutting up every single item in this room in this entire bungalow of rooms, into smaller and smaller pieces, and we will remember what is real by taking action to check reality.
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According to police, a mother and her infant child were sleeping in the front room of the suburban bungalow when an M27 hand grenade was hurled at the front door around 2.30 a.m.
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Their characters are identified in the credits as C and M, but all we learn about them in the film is that they live together in a white clapboard bungalow in rural Texas.
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"Whether it is a struggling farmworker family in a very modest bungalow in Gilroy or the Apple campus there in Silicon Valley," Jon Coupal, president of the Howard Jarvis Taxpayers Association, told KQED.
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The highest priced was a renovated 1930s carriage house with four bedrooms, listed at $749,900; at the low end was a three-bedroom bungalow built in 1925, with an asking price of $224,900.
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MARTINIQUE Originally opened in 240, the historic hotel Diamant Les Bains is being rebuilt and set to reopen in December with 7503 contemporary studios, each with their own kitchenettes, and five bungalow suites.
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Janet Barber, 61, who largely grew up in Oakville, said she and her husband bought their bungalow 27 years ago, in a neighborhood that was built for workers at a Ford Motor plant.
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"We didn't have this in Memphis," said Al Lewis, 64, a retired postal worker, pointing to an empty lot next to a bungalow home enveloped in weeds and trees in a southeast Memphis neighborhood.
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After settling my things in the guest room, she and I began to get acquainted while we sipped sweet tea and rocked gently in her metal glider on the front porch of her bungalow.
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When the couple wasn't relaxing in a VIP bungalow at the Marquee Day Club, drinking water and lightly sipping rosé champagne, Ciara, 30, took to a small stage to entertain the sun-kissed crowd.
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I excused myself from dinner and went straight back to our bungalow and peed in their shampoo for exacerbating a humiliating experience and basically perpetuating rape culture instead of standing behind a fellow chick.
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The main reason this style of bungalow — popular in the South Pacific and the imaginations of people stuck at office desks — never made it over to the Caribbean is because of different geological conditions.
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The romantic, intimate little bungalow, which sits on a 23,000-square-foot lot at the end of a cul-de-sac, has been through many a renovation since Monroe's tragic death at age 36.
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Kelly Johnson — previously identified only under the pseudonym "Kacey" — described over multiple hours of testimony how Cosby allegedly drugged and sexually assaulted her at a bungalow at a hotel in Los Angeles in 1996.
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" On Where He Went Immediately Following News Of His Divorce "It was too sad to be here at first, so I went and stayed on a friend's floor, a little bungalow in Santa Monica.
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The most valuable of my mother's assets was her home — a modest, 270,225 square-foot bungalow on Chicago's south side with three bedrooms, a single bath, a large backyard, and a one-car garage.
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With a ceiling full of glittering stars, lasers and a sound system the size of a small bungalow, it felt like it had made as much effort for you as you had for it.
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The 70 people arrested were among more than 700 detained when police raided makeshift call centers - a bungalow, an office building and a shopping center in the Mumbai suburb of Thane - late on Tuesday.
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King's rented bungalow sat at the top of a residential street on a small foothill, but with a blizzard still pummeling the town, the Uber driver found his S.U.V. sliding down the icy grade.
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We stopped for lunch at the Briar Tea Bungalow, a rambling, low-slung Colonial-style building northwest of Munnar that the British built on a mountain top surrounded by 363,500 acres of tea plants.
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The bungalow-style house was fixed up by the city itself, through its land bank, which acquired the house a year ago after the county foreclosed on the owner for failing to pay taxes.
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The document details Trump paying for dinner in a private bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel with McDougal and offering her money after the first time they had sex and reimbursing her for travel.
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"It's not how hard a person works that determines how much money she will make," he said, showing off his new mobile phone and modern bungalow, which stands out amid his neighbors' mud huts.
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A cinder-block bungalow of about a thousand square feet, Ms. Gabe's house was completed in the 1980s, at a cost of $15,000, after more than 10 years of work and decades of planning.
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But there's a wide variety online, from €160 per day for a one-bedroom bungalow in the central hills to €14,500 for a Gouverneur estate with six suites, a fitness room and Hermès toiletries.
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This crab's sustainable, low-waste approach to real estate is unconventional among hermit crabs, and the coral bungalow is unprecedented, but the true biological marvel is its third wheel involvement with an established symbiotic relationship.
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Summer Zervos has alleged that Trump kissed her and grabbed her when she went to see him at his bungalow at the Beverly Hills Hotel in 2007 about a possible job at the Trump Organization.
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While the film does not say what mental illness she's suffering from, she turns fragile after the arrival of a married couple, Rima (Amyra Dastur) and Keshav (Rajkummar Rao), the new tenants of her bungalow.
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They moved last year into a rented one-bedroom bungalow in Seattle that they share with Knox's cats — Mr. Screams, Mr. Fats and Emil — and they now talk of a long future together, including kids.
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According to Us Weekly, both of them had "business opportunities waiting in L.A.," so moving away from the so-called "Bachelor Bungalow" in Denver and into Holm's house in the city worked out for everyone.
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Global Shopper New Delhi — Mute testament to the vanity of greatness, the once-resplendent city "bungalow" of the maharajahs of Bikaner stood forlorn for decades, a sad old heap at the center of this city.
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After attempting to ignore the challenge, Mr. Lipinski scrambled to put down the insurgency with a late blitz of commercials and mailers highlighting his more orthodox positions and roots in Chicago's so-called Bungalow Belt.
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Moving from our small bungalow (my bachelor pad she begrudgingly moved into when we got married) to a ranch twice the size of our current house was going to be a big upgrade for us.
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These days, South Shore's bungalow blocks have an air of besieged respectability: Iron bars on windows, dogs pacing behind high fences, alarm company signs and speed bumps mark the hardened boundaries between the two dispensations.
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Fndr has clients spend hours in its "radical safe house" environments — a 1929 Craftsman-style bungalow in Venice Beach, California, and a loft in Dumbo, Brooklyn — where they're probed on the ideas behind their business.
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Much of the city still pays homage to this heyday like a time capsule, with midcentury modern design on display from hotel lobbies and bungalow homes to contemporary furniture boutiques, eclectic dining, and local architecture.
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Dining options on the main drag include Francesco's, a white-tablecloth Italian restaurant; Bamboo Village, a Cantonese spot with occasional karaoke; and King of Shish Kabob, which serves up Middle Eastern fare from a bungalow.
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Its humble beginnings were on the day when Freddie and Ninfa moved the furniture out from their little bungalow in San Antonio to make room for the outcasts they invited to live under their roof.
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It was so huge we split it, eating on the porch of the bright blue bungalow with a pleasant mixture of tourists and locals and small hungry birds, enjoying the food and the people-watching.
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Its solitary setting, their mother's tchotchke-filled Southern California bungalow, deteriorates along with the brothers' psychological mooring, and the rehearsal set looked as if it had been turned upside down and shaken for loose change.
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Here, in contrast to the neutral cream-plaster facade of their bungalow and the grand houses of the surrounding neighborhood, they have created a colorful, deeply personalized home that reflects their bold approach to design.
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Forget it: there won't be anything but crickets and tumbleweeds at your desk come 5 PM. You're off to that rented seaside bungalow to snatch as much vitamin D as a three-day vacation will allow.
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In transforming the space, he wanted to keep the "old-school bungalow feeling" of his preppy, but laid-back home, and says he let Soria take full creative control when it came to the interior design.
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It's unlikely you'll want to leave the serenity of your ocean-facing deck, but if you did fancy an adventure, the bungalow features a private dock for flagging down water taxis to anywhere in the archipelago.
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Two weeks ago, the actor was seen lounging shirtless in the sun next to Stone, who wore a red one-piece bathing suit, in a bungalow at the famed Hotel du Cap Eden Roc in France.
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But what works for a cozy dorm room may not shine in 400-square-foot NYC apartment, just like what flatters a refurbished basement unit may not be the thing for a rustic Los Angeles bungalow.
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Bhatia told Business Insider that he pays $1,900 a month for his Bungalow home, which includes an extra monthly fee that locks him in for a six-month lease, shorter than Bungalow's standard 12-month lease.
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They rolled into their new bungalow-style rental house in the village of Whitefish Bay, a suburb perched on Lake Michigan with a population so white (230 percent) that it has earned the moniker Whitefolks Bay.
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According to Kevin Ferguson, who directed the 2016 documentary "The Irish Catskills: Dancing at the Crossroads," there were once as many as 483 Irish-themed inns, along with several bungalow communities sporting shamrocks on their shingles.
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The double-door entry has carved Lamu-style frames with Swahili and Arabic influences, said Joe Hildemann, who bought the property three years ago with his wife, Kathrin, renovating the house and building the beach bungalow.
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The South Pacific region is probably what most people conjure up when dreaming of an overwater bungalow landscape: crystalline waters surrounding islands ringed by lagoons, Polynesian decor and cultural inspiration, all overlaying that jaw-dropping landscape.
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A series of coincidences saved their lives that day: They had intended to go snorkeling, but Carrère's son changed his mind; the group had also considered moving to a beachside bungalow, but ultimately decided against it.
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Her most prized additions to the 343 Craftsman bungalow she has lived in for 34 years are a waist-high hearth in the kitchen and bookshelves that hold remarkable collections on food, nature, art and film.
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"It's beautiful," Liu Jingwen of Guangdong Province said as one of her travel companions crouched with his camera on the edge of a lawn and took a selfie in front of a small red brick bungalow.
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Set in a lively West African village and adding a new "B" word with each page, the story follows the baby's brother as he sets out on his bicycle to visit Baba — grandpa — in his bungalow.
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Ms. Callahan vividly delivers her nostalgic paean to the lost blue-collar bungalow colonies through the voices of New Yorkers — guided by narration by the actress Estelle Parsons — whose families summered there in the 20th century.
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Find a table at the Design District's Mandolin Aegean Bistro, where Greek and Turkish cuisines share the menu, and the low-key vibe matches the demure, blue- and white-trimmed 1940s bungalow that houses this restaurant.
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