Chimney sweeps cleaned out the chimney soot that built up over time.
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In North Carolina, Santa Claus rappels down the biggest chimney in the state every year — Chimney Rock!
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Creosote may build up on the inside of your chimney, increasing your risk of a chimney fire.
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In 2012, the most recent year for which data were released, there were an estimated 303,200 residential fires involving a fireplace, chimney or chimney connector, according to the Chimney Safety Institute of America.
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SCIENCE TIMES An article about chimney swifts misidentified the journal in which a study of chimney swifts appeared.
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Mark Stoner is the owner of Ashbusters Chimney Services, one of the top chimney sweeper companies in the country.
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They first found Harley&aposs glasses and coat next to a brick chimney, and then peered inside the chimney to find his body.
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The all-in cost was around $200 for a new chimney crown and resealing the concrete block at the top of the chimney.
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One chimney sweep, Mikel, 70 years old and 50 years into chimney cleaning, wondered if, in a few years, there might be none.
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Once in the chimney, Harley's jacket and glasses were pushed from the chimney, through a flue, and into the second floor of the house.
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While cleaning a chimney and boiler room recently, a dog - clearly unaware that a chimney sweep brings good fortune - attacked and bit Djuric on the neck.
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THE CHIMNEY Heat, smoke and dangerous gases from your fireplace and heating system travel up your chimney and out of your house, keeping the air inside breathable.
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In London, people started noticing lots of chimney sweeps developing scrotal cancer in the 1770s, and further studies found a link between the backbreaking chimney work and higher cancer rates.
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He charges around $1,500 - $5,000 for a chimney repair.
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I'm being Mary Poppins and Doug is the chimney sweep.
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And she's tiny enough to make it down anyone's chimney.
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It was soot in their faces from being a chimney!!!
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Smoke poured out near the tree's top, like a chimney.
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This morning, I've been watching a chimney swift diving around.
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Walkways were made using bricks salvaged from the original chimney.
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"The stairway acted like a chimney," the fire commissioner said.
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It reminds me I need to get my chimney swept.
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There will be no white smoke from a chapel chimney.
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At one burned home, only a chimney remained, he said.
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It is organized around a center chimney with five fireplaces.
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Cue up "Santa Baby" and hurry down the chimney tonight.
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The job of a chimney sweep isn't without its downside.
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"Chimney" begins: Sanctuaries for Amazonia's native peoples are routinely violated.
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Like Claus, however, she enters and exits via the chimney.
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Dixon's Chimney is a historical landmark that was built in 1836.
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The weird old guy going through your chimney was Bill O'Reilly.
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It is going right up the dome and out the chimney.
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The Chimney fire was just 10 percent contained by Monday evening.
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There's a glass chimney on top; that's the part you grip.
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Don't forget to use a chimney starter to light the coals.
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When his chimney caught fire in March 2013, he dialed 911.
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The only thing standing (is) the brick chimney from the house.
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The ovens were connected to the chimney by an underground canal.
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All we saw was the smoke coming from the crematory chimney.
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The chimney has been idle since it was built decades ago.
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Plus, he can sneak in through the chimney to deport them.
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"It's true that he dropped gifts from the chimney," he said.
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How does Santa squeeze himself down your narrow chimney every year?
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The burrow's front entrance pokes up like a little sand chimney.
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That's near Mt. Chimney—it had a ruffian spirit about it.
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Placed beneath a glossy color photo of a pair of flat, ovoid stones — evidently, a close-up view of a chimney — is an index card from the archive of Buchanan's personal research bearing a frustulum of typewritten text: LEON'S CHIMNEY–Part 2 Interview Question: Would you say knowing that SLAVE hands built this chimney has a special meaning or says something about SURVIVAL?
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Everything is adorable until you see Nancy driving away from Chimney Rock.
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Then I bought a chimney starter and realized I was an idiot.
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M. stays in the living room to help the chimney servicer out.
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His house two doors down had just succumbed to a chimney fire.
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Our chimney thought it would introduce itself to the neighbours #eqnz pic.twitter.
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I became scared of the technologies around me, like this Crimson Chimney.
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Across the city's skyline, the bath-houses' distinctive chimney stacks are disappearing.
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The conversation went something like this: Anton: Dad, is that the chimney?
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A double-face chimney and a slatted partition visually divide the space.
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FOUR CHIMNEY DR., 14531-Kanuj Behl to Andrew and Scott Denniston, $283,000.
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A fireplace punched out of the chimney is also in this room.
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Pre-lit Inflatable Airblown Chimney Top Mickey and Minnie Scene, $119; homedepot.
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Dick Van Dyke is the chimney sweep with a thing for her.
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The bottom line: Santa might have been onto something with chimney delivery.
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A floor-to-ceiling gray brick chimney welcomes visitors at the entrance.
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The "Chandelier" singer will be swinging from the chimney tops this holiday season.
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The look is somewhat retro, with a stack-style chimney on the side.
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That's probably how he manages to propel himself back up the chimney, too.
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It's Christmas time so, of course, the Russian President arrives through the chimney.
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These bands all played Shame's old club night, the charmingly named Chimney Shitters.
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A dirty chimney could affect air quality and also pose a fire hazard.
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She showed a crooked brick chimney, the revered remains of Peter Lee's house.
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The chimney was rebuilt by the current owners less than four years ago.
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He pretended to notice the chimney again, and looked up toward the workmen.
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The chimney was blocked between the second and first floor, which trapped Harley.
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But there was a hole in the floor: a "chimney" chute leading downward.
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Lighting a second chimney will give you more hot coals at the ready.
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Yet the experience taught Mr. Hawk that chimney sweeps are a hardy lot.
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Chimney smoke and the balsamic pitch of evergreen needles scent the clean breeze.
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I must have looked a little like a Victorian chimney sweep at times.
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Then the house exploded, sending the chimney into the car, reports The Boston Globe.
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They also say that Dr Alamaro's notion of a virtual chimney is too simple.
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Custer's not certain how Claus fits, or how he gets back up the chimney.
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" The writer claims that Travers' novels "associate chimney sweeps' blackened faces with racial caricature.
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Mr Tang points to a chimney around 2km away that belches forth white smoke.
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Santa's not real, he doesn't actually come down the chimney, but we understand that.
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In North Carolina, Santa makes regular rappel trips down Chimney Rock during the winter.
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And finally, you need something to douse the flames coming out of that chimney.
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The only remaining mystery is this: who (or what) dropped it down my chimney?!
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Whereas Bert was a chimney sweep, Jack is a "leerie," or a lamp lighter.
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They had pictures of the brewery there with smoke coming out of the chimney.
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Some media reported that a smoke was billowing from a chimney of the building.
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The day before, strong winds had ripped a thin metal chimney from the roof.
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She persisted as a laborer until a chimney collapsed on her, injuring her back.
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Here's daredevil Flaviu Cernescu showing his descent off a 653-foot tall chimney in Romania.
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If the chimney-delivery route is still preferred, then small drones may be the answer.
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It's just the story of a man and a woman and her dirty, dirty chimney.
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A powerful Incendio causes a fire to erupt from the chimney in an unsuspecting cottage.
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And much like Bert's chimney sweep production, Jack's leerie performance is sheer, unadulterated musical theater.
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Read more about the conservation of the "chimney map" at the National Library of Scotland.
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But she thought it was the neighbor's chimney or a nearby barbecue, her daughter said.
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Five large brick hearths, most with raised-panel surrounds, are oriented around a center chimney.
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It is dominated by a Nordic Paper plant, its chimney belching smoke day and night.
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A thread of smoke rises faintly from the chimney, and the coals collapse into ash.
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The idea of a fat, bearded stranger entering my house through our chimney disturbed me.
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The Chimney Safety Institute of America recommends having it inspected annually and cleaned as needed.
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We'd love to have you stay here, but the chimney sweeps are cleaning the loo.
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No, it's a bunch of dead raccoons in the chimney, decaying and crawling with maggots.
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This hallway opens to a two-story great room with a central chimney and fireplace.
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The roof, chimney, second story and parts of the first floor needed to be rebuilt.
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There are houses in Malibu reduced to rubble, just a stone archway or chimney remaining.
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Operating theaters were as dirty as London was, their surgeons as grimy as chimney sweeps.
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A chimney fell onto the car, they said, when the home, on Chickering Road, exploded.
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Expect to spend between $125 and $200 on a chimney sweep, according to Angie's List.
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Instead of lighting charcoal in your chimney starter, use hickory, oak or other wood chunks.
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"The chimney, that's a signature of Couëlle," Ms. Bracco said of the home's peaked structure.
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The central feature of this soaring space is a floor-to-ceiling gray-brick chimney.
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Each month featured an American mansion with a chimney or two and an expansive lawn.
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Smoke billowed from the chimney; kids were shrieking in the yard, crushing the lilac bushes.
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One chimney sweep was quite old and carried a small machine to help him breathe.
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The answer is ASH, which gets on him as he slides down the chimney. 9D.
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In the double parlor to the left of the entrance, colorful glass panels stretch across the ceiling, with a central chimney between them; an operable stone fireplace is on one side of the chimney, and a refurbished 1880 wood-burning stove is on the other.
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Obviously, jobs have disappeared from society before: How many people are blacksmiths, cobblers or chimney sweeps?
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"Santa's in the house," Kennedy declares before toppling down the chimney with a sack of presents.
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Despite the punishing pressure this exerts on his lungs, he smokes like a chimney above water.
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" On his quest, Bishop-Stall also explored what he calls "the old Victorian chimney sweep method.
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At 103:30 our door buzzes — I'd forgotten that we were getting our chimney cleaned today!
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Lin Manuel Miranda's character, Jack, isn't quite the same as Dick Van Dyke's chimney-sweep, Bert.
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I thought that mixing the chimney sweep method with the Mediterranean method would work better somehow.
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"We rehearsed for weeks," Van Dyke says of the marathon "Step in Time" chimney-sweep number.
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The batch furnace could belch fire out of its chimney, like an ill-tempered whiskey drinker.
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The chimney contractor came back one morning to patch the hole with cement and resolve it.
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In many of the destroyed homes in Paradise the chimney is the only structure left standing.
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The two rooms share a double-faced chimney with fireboxes surrounded by original Moravian Pottery tiles.
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The sides of "Le Smoking" seem smudged with soot, as if handled by a chimney sweep.
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A 14-year-old boy&aposs body was found inside a 9-by-13-inch chimney.
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When another neighbor's house filled with a foot of water, her gas chimney suddenly caught fire.
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It's Chimney Rock State Park, a majestic formation that culminates in the wonderfully named Exclamation Point.
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But he did so anonymously — tossing the gold through a window or, maybe, down the chimney.
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A separate 2011 study gave randomly selected households in Guatemala a wood stove with chimney ventilation.
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He explains how chimney sweeping is a dangerous job due to the health and safety hazards involved.
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And the cigar-shaped bats I thought I saw in the summer were actually agile chimney swifts.
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After evaluation, experts found neither could be used as a "chimney" to gain access to the cave.
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Days earlier, chimney stacks were demolished at Munmorah, a black-coal station north of Sydney, already closed.
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When these radioactive materials waft out of the crematorium chimney and into the outside world, they're diluted.
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I've been wearing it constantly for over three years straight, and apparently I'm also a chimney sweep?
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Also a possible "collapse chimney crater" was seen on Mount Mantap, possibly caused by the underground tests.
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Van Dyke portrayed the elderly Mr. Dawes in addition to chimney sweep Bert in the 1964 classic.
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Sleigh bells overhead and our jolly, bearded benefactor wafting gifts down the chimney to eagerly awaiting hands.
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They melt and escape into the atmosphere through the chimney along with the mercury in your teeth.
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The school's chimney spews large amounts of black, billowing smoke, at least once or twice a day.
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Because after all, what holiday begins with a curiously dressed overweight man squeezing himself down your chimney?
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The home next door had two satellite dishes on the chimney and a third on the garage.
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That, the investigators believed, let the fire travel up the stairs, as if it were a chimney.
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"They would say to us the only way out of here is through the chimney," she said.
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The fractured chimney of a coal-fired boiler room, on the left, is visible from miles away.
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But once he added a chimney for the fireplace, "they breathed a sigh of relief," he says.
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He believes a piece of the flaming cardboard went out the chimney and landed on the roof.
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With its ivy-covered exterior and stone chimney, it looks largely unchanged over the past 100 years.
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A fully-grown screech-owl fell down the chimney and was frantically trying to escape the flames.
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Light the chimney as you would for charcoal: in 20 minutes, you'll be grilling over wood embers.
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The girl screamed for help from inside the chimney and neighbors called for help around 3:30 p.m.
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The Party Rock fire in Chimney Rock State Park has devoured 3,457 acres and closed that park, too.
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Cavers are also hunting for a "chimney" down to the boys which could create a potential evacuation route.
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Leonel Rondon, 18, from Lawrence, was killed when an explosion caused a chimney to collapse on his car.
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Smoke from incineration may carry many of the same toxic substances up the chimney and into the atmosphere.
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Shortly after the Jersey Devil was born, it killed the midwife and scurried up the chimney to escape.
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All that remains of his log cabin is the skeleton of the house's chimney -- like the other home.
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Julie Andrews starred as the titular character, while Dick Van Dyke co-starred as a cockney chimney sweep.
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Peter Lord restored the plaster, while the chimney was done by Richard Irons, a specialist in historic masonry.
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The natural chimney was at least 1.5 meters in diameter and at least 22 meters (72 feet) deep.
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First, most strikes occur in three main areas, called "chimney regions": the Americas, sub-Saharan Africa, and Indonesia.
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Tis the season for Christmas torts and it is not just stockings hung from the chimney with care.
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The next morning, Carrie Sapp was walking past the chimney when she heard Kajewski's cries for help herself.
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Armed with GPS coordinates, team leaders pinpointed on a map where they thought a key chimney might be.
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The apartment's stairway acted "like a chimney" and the fire rapidly spread through the apartment building, Nigro said.
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But when suspiciously unsterile "vaccination kits" drop down the chimney like ominous Christmas gifts, Nick and Annji rebel.
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The last cigarette she had was in February, sitting on the floor next to her chimney with me.
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LONDON — The selection of a new pope is traditionally announced by white smoke drifting from the Vatican chimney.
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A chimney is all that is recognizable of a Spring Valley home that burned in the Ranch Fire.
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On the peak of Jinzi Mountain in Fuling, a single chimney stands sentinel over the adjacent Wu River.
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There were three chimney fires in 10 days in one house, which left a couple entirely without heat.
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At last year's Christmas event, Trump popped out from a chimney like Santa as fake snow flurried down.
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All that was standing was a pile of stones stacked like a chimney to serve as a memorial.
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Now the Boston ivy has grown into a heavy and unwieldy mess bound to cables wrapped around our chimney.
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The master bedroom sits directly above the living room and has its own fireplace in the stone chimney stack.
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VICE Films will produce the Lords of Chaos feature alongside Fox, Insurgent, Kwesi Dickson, Chimney Pot, and Eleven Arts.
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It took 14 minutes to get down the chimney with only two of those minutes being used to rest.
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" I grabbed the third photo from his hands and exclaimed, "And there he is climbing back up the chimney.
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He's a cockney lamplighter, a "leerie," if you will, a fitting 1930s analogue for the chimney sweep of 1910.
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The OG Teen Mom may be expecting Santa down her chimney, but we all know which door he's taking.
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They evoked the dark silhouettes of chimney sweeps, while emitting whistles, yips and whoops like cowhands at a roundup.
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But once a pyroCb cloud is in place, it can act like a chimney, funneling smoke into the stratosphere.
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Is it time to clean the gutters and have the chimney inspected, or can that wait until next week?
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In the kit, you'll find four walls, a roof, a chimney, an icing packet, and four kinds of candy.
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Burt the Chimney Sweep would probably be dead from ball cancer by the time this movie is set, anyway.
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Piles of tires bound in bales, a tall chimney and a filthy pond could be seen behind closed gates.
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They build a fort on it, complete with a rope ladder, an acorn-topped chimney and a pirate flag.
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The public separated into "lullistes" and "ramistes" (or, in an echo of the French word for chimney sweep, "ramoneurs").
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The stairwell to the second floor from the first floor, where the fire was set, acted like a chimney.
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"Harley's coat, glasses were discovered on the second floor of the house next to a brick chimney," Hickman said.
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" There are also family traditions to consider, he added: "You can have Santa Claus coming down a stylish chimney.
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Santa Claus was not deterred by the darkness or lack of chimney and made a surprise visit to Matamoros.
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The young ones, like Andreas, from a family of chimney sweeps, could act like trapeze artists on a rope.
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One neighbor's home was completely washed away, the mud and boulders leaving only the foundation and the chimney behind.
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Mark charges around $2.23 - $200 for a chimney sweep, but explains that repairs are what really brings in the money.
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The kitchen flows into a family room with wool bouclé carpeting and a fireplace in a ceiling-high slate chimney.
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Then she leads the children on a dancing exploration of London rooftops with Dick Van Dyke's sooty chimney sweep, Bert.
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He is framed by a similar explosion, and flanked by what appear to be a smoking skyscraper and factory chimney.
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Just because a depiction of Santa is entertaining, doesn't mean we'd want Billy Bob Thornton, say, slithering down our chimney.
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It would take just one injured reindeer or a chimney accident and the whole system would grind to a halt.
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He claimed that chimney smoke in London meant that there was only 212% as much sunlight as was astronomically possible.
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It boiled up and out of the Ostermans' chimney in a thick white cloud, buffeted and ripped by storm winds.
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That's why the club crest shows a worker aligned with a hammer and sickle, standing next to an industrial chimney.
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Flying nannies and bags of infinite volume are overwhelming enough, but once the chimney sweeps start dancing and Mary & co.
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Byproducts of wood fires can build up over time in the chimney, and that residue, known as creosote, is combustible.
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They refused to stop at houses—and no one even asked them to haul an obese man down a chimney.
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Approach shots from the 43th fairway were aimed at the chimney of the house of the club's founder, Totton Heffelfinger.
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The Chimney Fire, which began on Saturday, has burned 7,300 acres in San Luis Obispo and was 25 percent contained.
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The trunk is both a chimney (a wood-burning fireplace is embedded in the front-facing side) and a partition.
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This year, Vipp is opening Chimney house in a landmark brick building, a former water-pumping station, also in Copenhagen.
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Mr. Sakiagak cut a vent hole near the apex, crawling outside to carve a jaunty chimney spout out of snow.
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Other times, homeowners are caught completely unaware that, say, a family of raccoons has taken up residence in the chimney.
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In one photograph, a new addition to a house was built atop a working chimney, enclosing it in the attic.
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A forlorn chimney standing stark and crumbling above a cellar-hole full of crushed and rusting appliance, broken crockery, ashes.
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Mr. Hawk could find only about 20 chimney sweeps in Paris, and only half agreed to let him document them.
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Then she leads the children on a dancing exploration of London rooftops with Dick Van Dyke's sooty chimney sweep, Bert.
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This might seem like an innocuous comic scene if Travers's novels didn't associate chimney sweeps' blackened faces with racial caricature.
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But in a surprise announcement, the city decided to replace all Black Petes with Chimney Petes for the 2016 holidays.
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Whether a body is encased in a chimney or thrown in a river, insects will always manage to find it.
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Last week, we announced that Virgin Atlantic that we were flying one of our planes on fuel that was this week's going up the chimney of aluminum plants and steel plants into the atmosphere and we were actually taking that chimney waste and turning it into jet aviation fuel with a company called LanzaTech.
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In the first sketch of the show, Baldwin as Donald Trump gets a surprise holiday visitor who enters through the chimney.
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The teen had been stuck feet-first in the chimney but was found to have no obvious injuries, according to KTLA.
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The mother's body is discovered outside, thrown from a fourth-story window, while the daughter's is found stuffed into the chimney.
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In 1988, Bland's mom took her to the Chimney Rock Boys Camp to look at the sites immortalized by the film.
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See update at the end of the article for the final conclusion on what the hell fell out of that chimney.
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The first are the conscientious shoppers who meticulously plan their loved ones' gifts way before Santa Claus climbs down the chimney.
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Behind Taj's back, plastic bags and garbage pile up by the river as smoke billows from a chimney in the distance.
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The printer that embellished the Tartu chimney, completed at the end of last month, is intended for much larger-scale works.
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Lindsay Lohan is not an irresponsible beer guzzling, chimney smoking pregnant woman ... she was just, well, lying -- according to her mom.
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There is only one factory chimney visible, in the far distance on the far right, a skinny stroke of the brush.
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Since we purchased the house, we've paid an HVAC person $300, and a chimney sweep $200 to clean our two chimneys.
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Michael Houghton captured this video of a woman walking through a flooded street at the corner of Westheimer and Chimney Rock.
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"In the seasonally flooded part of the Amazon, the trees become a massive chimney for pumping out methane," says one researcher.
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Since it doesn't draw well, I open the door a crack, which circulates air through the room and up the chimney.
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Which means 'tis also the season for introverts to want to crawl up the chimney and hide until 'tis all over.
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But it correlates with my Victorian chimney sweeps method of putting fireplace soot in a cup of milk and drinking that.
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And her regal, immaculate, 1940s style of dress and coiffure doesn't lend itself to hugging a slobbering dog beside the chimney.
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A fan sends the aroma from the flowers down to the toilet area, while a second chimney extracts any unpleasant smells.
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And it occurs to them that flying reindeer and a guy coming down the chimney might be a little far fetched.
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For Mr. Hawk, a member of an Australian photo group called Penumbra Collective, just photographing chimney sweeps proved unpredictable, even scary.
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Some people say Black Pete doesn't have black skin; instead, he's just covered in soot from delivering presents through the chimney.
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Erkmen's gesture of focusing on one fairy chimney makes the viewer really look at and study this one among the masses.
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From afar the farm looks as pretty as a needlepoint sampler, with its belching chimney, stacks of corn and quaintly dressed figures.
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Homes were totally gone; some foundations remained, as did a chimney and, in front of one house, a Mickey Mouse lawn ornament.
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From gator trappers to chimney sweeps to junkyard kings, these folks have overcome incredible obstacles on the way to mastering their trades.
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During cooking, steam is released through a chimney on the back of the oven, to ensure that pressure doesn't build up inside.
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At the time of its construction, it was the largest chimney in the country, according to Historic England, which tracks English landmarks.
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The furbo wonders who in the environment department may have a brother-in-law with a fat contract to supply chimney scrubbers.
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That means that each visit — including getting down the chimney, arranging presents, and getting back up again — can only take 0.0002 seconds.
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Inside the cloud, Claus can shrink himself to the size of a Christmas ornament, so he could easily fit down the chimney.
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This living room, with its heavy red curtains and giant caryatids framing the chimney, was one of several that was ultimately scrapped.
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Another Twitter user hypothesized that it could've been an object eroded on a beach and dropped into the chimney by a bird.
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Mind you, if you could drop a hassle-free Brexit solution down the chimney, the people of Britain would be very grateful.
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He knows his way around a bottle, though, and smokes like a chimney, the bitter aftertaste both describing and forming his appeal.
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What language could he write in, when language itself had been profaned by obscene meanings for "selection", "concentration", "transport", "chimney" and "fire"?
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British cave experts entered the natural chimney Friday morning and managed to descend to a depth of about 20 meters (65 feet).
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In particular, he was taken from the story "Me Tie Dough-ty Walker," in which a severed head falls down a chimney.
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Moreover, fir, pine and spruce trees contain a highly flammable tar called creosote, which produces soot and can lead to chimney fires.
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The Chimney rightly embraces the roughness of its home by commissioning artists to create work for its brick walls and concrete floor.
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The governor said Friday afternoon that searchers had rappelled about 40 meters down a newly discovered chimney and into a muddy chamber.
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Outdoor space: The brick chimney protrudes beyond the building wall, with a fireplace opening to a large porch off the living room.
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He made and often designed the cast-bronze elements used to decorate furniture, chimney pieces and valuable vessels in ceramics and stone.
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It's the holiday season, and if you've got a dirty mind, Santa coming down your chimney takes on a whole different meaning.
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Most chimney sweeps that Mr. Hawk met were French, some Portuguese, and most inherited the job from their father or an uncle.
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There's a window instead of a chimney breast over the fireplace, which was removed by architect Sir John Soane in the 1820s.
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The fire started last Saturday on Party Rock, prompting evacuations there and also around the village of Chimney Rock, CNN-affiliate WLOS reported.
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A fire crackles nearby, its tiny cubic embers drifting up into a chimney, and stairs behind you climb up to a second floor.
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The man, who was in his 50s and from Carlisle, was reported stuck in Dixon's Chimney in Carlisle just before 2:30 a.m.
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The birds, identified as chimney swifts, hit the windows of the NASCAR Hall of Fame building, according to video from CNN affiliate WSOC.
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The lower floor is taken up by a bedroom suite with stone floors, wood paneling and a second fireplace in the stone chimney.
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Santa may be known for his round belly, but when you've got to fit down a narrow chimney, being festively plump becomes problematic.
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He particularly liked a line from a song in Shakespeare's "Cymbeline": "Golden lads and girls all must/As chimney sweepers, come to dust."
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I am glad my team refused to die until after encountering Chimney Rock, a mountain range, and a lightning storm (my favorite part).
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In modern retellings, he's a Spanish or Italian chimney sweep who's been covered in a permanent layer of soot, which is somewhat better.
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Today in extremely dangerous activities performed for the sake of YouTube popularity: a stunt performer rides a unicycle atop a 840-foot chimney.
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A fire hydrant casts its shadow on the sidewalk, and a chimney with smoke rising from it is just visible beyond the wall.
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Within the first year of purchasing, we paid landscapers, a chimney sweep, and an HVAC contractor to keep up with our house's issues.
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During the Industrial Revolution, chimney sweeps who cleaned away soot inside smokestacks developed scrotal cancer more frequently than the general population, he said.
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Because of an editing error, a picture caption with an earlier version of this article misidentified a chimney on a hill above Reykholt.
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It's alleged that he attempted to break into the pharmacy by scaling down through the small chimney cavity, and he subsequently became stuck.
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That's how hot it would get / so Santa come yo' ass down the chimney / behind my kids I leave your gift bag empty.
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It looks like a bomb went off there, leaving behind streets and cul-de-sacs, an occasional chimney, and every single backyard barbecue.
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He pointed out a cross-section of four layers of flooring, and a hidden chimney, that was once used by a basement incinerator.
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In their midst lies Midlothian Castle, a fantasy-inspired house with another screaming head, plus a smoke-breathing dragon for a chimney pipe.
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I loved the oddest one, small and square, tannish gold, with arches, a second-floor balcony, a red tiled roof, a fanciful chimney.
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Graham Thompson, a press officer for the charity, once spent a week camped on top of a chimney at West Burton power station.
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The living room has a vaulted wood ceiling and a wood-burning fireplace with a chimney that reaches up to a mezzanine fireplace.
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Leonel Rondon, 18, was killed when a chimney fell onto his car in the driveway of a home in Lawrence, the authorities said.
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To ensure birds and raccoons didn't make their way down our chimney and into the house, we needed to make a few upgrades.
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Djuric, 25, started to learn her trade aged six from her father, who set up a chimney-sweep business after working in Germany.
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When she doesn't have a chimney on hand to start her fire, she uses all-natural charcoal starters that she buys on Amazon.
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When she doesn't have a chimney on hand to start her fire, she uses all-natural charcoal starters that she buys on Amazon.
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Speaking of chimney starters, there is a stunningly simple way to grill over wood that requires little more than a common kettle grill.
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Fill your chimney not with charcoal, but hardwood chunks (oak, hickory, apple, cherry and such, the sort sold at hardware stores for smoking).
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The town was first developed in the early 1900s, when three brothers purchased 8,000 acres of land around Chimney Rock, a famous granite outcropping.
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The kitchen boasts 2 built-in smokeless hibachi grills and high end appliances, there's a chimney and fireplace ... and a huge yard to boot.
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Racism in America is like a house that has largely burned down; the problem between black people and cops is a chimney still standing.
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There's even a cameo for a tap-dancing Dick Van Dyke, 93, who played Bert, the cheery London chimney sweep, in the 1964 film.
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In the 1950s and '60s, diesel trains were replacing the steam locomotives whose chimney exhaust had rose above the steady expansion of the lines.
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Grace was cremated in May, and her family spread her ashes in her favorite places on Lake Lure, near Chimney Rock in North Carolina.
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He would free the oppressed, save the old lady and kick the chef down a chimney — much to the delight of his young audience.
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The first entry of Jeremiah's Vanishing New York, in July, 2007, mourned the Greenwich Village speakeasy Chumley's, which had closed after a chimney collapsed.
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The Looftlighter Charcoal Starter can get your briquettes up to cooking heat in about a minute's time, no lighter fluid or charcoal chimney required.
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Designed around a center chimney, it has six bedrooms and two bathrooms, as well as a sitting room, a dining room and a kitchen.
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This creates the unexpected illusion of a mini hearth sending smoke up the house's little chimney right in the middle of major Manhattan throughways.
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I always loved Dog the Bounty Hunter because he was a walking chimney of nicotine, and I don't really think he can actually move.
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Goat Girl is the latest signing to Rough Trade, and a band Shame used to put on at their own club night, Chimney Shitters.
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On the main level, a white brick chimney that has wood-burning fireplaces on opposite sides is the centerpiece of a vaulted great room.
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They think Harley climbed an antenna tower to the roof and then climbed into the 9-by-13-inch chimney, where he got stuck.
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These unlikely friendships return laughter to Smeerensburg, forging a new legacy of generous neighbors, magical lore, and stockings hung by the chimney with care.
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Its confident, modernist lines are complemented by a less austere chorus of sloping roof, small lattice windows, curvaceous chimney-tops and a weather vane.
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That information came in handy in several cases, like in France in 1850, when a murdered newborn baby was found encased in a chimney.
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A steep stone chimney running the full way up the living room wall also competes with an extravagant chandelier for attention in the centerpiece room.
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Chimney Rock National Historic Site is a geological formation left over from the erosion of the bluffs at the edge of the North Platte Valley.
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Fergie's still in a Santa suit, but instead of coming down a chimney, she's climbing up a ladder to the top of a Christmas tree.
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Those swathes of bright pink crochet are now covering the house near the railway station in Kerava, from the chimney to the house's stone base.
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Rookies are better off taking the 1.75 mile walk to Chimney Rock in the eastern Point Reyes Headlands for elephant seal sightings and bird watching.
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Eighteen-year-old Leonel Rondon died when his car was crushed by a falling chimney, a spokeswoman for the Essex County District Attorney's office said.
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New York, London, Frankfurt and Hong Kong are leading the race, but no white smoke has plumed from the chimney of the Saudi Royal Palace.
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Earlier, experts said a spiral staircase near where the fire had been lit acted as a chimney, carrying the smoke upwards through all three storeys.
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The mold for his sculpture "Performance Piece" (2000), which resembles a brick fireplace with its chimney tied in a bow, is also in this boneyard.
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Dick Van Dyke's chimney-sweep dance is one of the most memorable parts of Mary Poppins — and he steals the show in the sequel, too!
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Rondon was sitting in the passenger seat of a car parked in a Lawrence driveway, talking with friends, when a chimney hurtled onto the vehicle.
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The carpeted master bedroom has a gently sloping ceiling, an exposed-brick chimney column and windows with a built-in window seat offering hillside views.
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Her mom woke up early Monday morning and smelled smoke, but thought it was the neighbor's barbecue or chimney, so she went back to sleep.
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Two British cave experts entered the chimney Friday morning, managing to descend to a depth of about 20 meters, before being relieved by another team.
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Though this is not the first natural chimney found on Pha Mee, it remains the most promising, according to search and rescue teams on site.
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Climbers shimmy down a chimney into the cave complex, deep in the jungle to the north of the opening where the boys' bikes were found.
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Chimney sweeps would regularly inhale harmful smoke from fires, get stuck in chimneys, get cancer from too much soot, and, of course, get burned frequently.
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A 26-year-old named Mike remembers that he once dusted his parents' chimney for Santa's fingerprints, trying to see if Santa had actually appeared.
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One easy way to do this in your backyard is to light hickory chunks in a chimney starter and let them burn down to embers.
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Houses reduced to piles of blackened iron and scorched homewares, fireplaces, and brick chimney stacks standing in the detritus like obelisks from a bygone era.
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The work included installing new fireplaces, removing a chimney, building new stairs, and installing a "floating" wooden floor, according to planning documents cited by CNN.
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The worm continues to secrete as it slips lower into the burrow, generating a slime-net that stretches from the chimney to the worm's mouth.
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Smoke was seen Friday pouring from a chimney on the roof of the Russian consulate in San Fransisco that President Trump ordered closed by Saturday.
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Another popular method is to light natural lump charcoal in a chimney starter, then arrange the wood (smaller pieces first, then larger) atop the embers.
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For example, at 50A, the answer to "What Santa said when going down a chimney that had a lit fireplace?" is HO-HO-HOLY SMOKES.
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Half of all performers at the 2015 Amsterdam festival were Chimney Petes, and the plan was to boost that number to 75 percent for 2016.
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A rescue team took apart a California chimney brick-by-brick on Wednesday to rescue a 14-year-old girl who became trapped inside, reports say.
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Meryl Streep also features, as does Dick Van Dyke who played the chimney sweep Bert with the so-bad-it's-good cockney accent in the original.
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A CHIMNEY SWEEP is covered with soot after work, a SUCKER PUNCH is a DIRTY trick and an X-RATED MOVIE is supposedly DIRTY as well.
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This may come as a surprise, but it does not mean that Sanders applied eyeshadow to herself like a 19th century chimney sweep rubbing her eyes.
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The tall yellow-brick chimney stack, with red bricks spelling "Revolution" down its length, was built a few years after the mill was established in 225.
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Even her dogs —Bambi, Norman, Ernesto and Penny — were honored, with their names also displayed on the back of the house surrounding an adorable red chimney.
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Mr. Desarthis's atelier near the Luxembourg Gardens is filled with 2,500 Guignol figures, from chimney sweeps to poodles, that he has lovingly fashioned over the decades.
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Some of the stickers blocked the chimney where the controller rests, as well as the slots on the side where the various interactive bits fit in.
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A would-be drug thief was forced to call emergency services after getting stuck in the chimney of a pharmacy he was allegedly trying to rob.
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Actually, after the Newman, I think the second image I ever bought was this photograph of a chimney sweep by Penn, from his "Small Trades" series.
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A 1935 addition introduced the 140-square-foot living room with a vaulted ceiling and a chimney (a wood stove is currently inserted into the fireplace).
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The vast Yangtze River in China, looking toxic in the morning mist, a factory chimney on the bank sending a curl of smoke into the sky.
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A patch of green slate flooring at the entrance gives way to white carpet, and a taupe brick fireplace chimney rises to the open-beamed ceiling.
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The central living area has high ceilings and a traditional Galician stone fireplace, or lareira, with a double-height chimney ascending through an upstairs living room.
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The Bankside Power Station, a giant brick sarcophagus bisected by an ominous chimney-spire, was designed by Sir Giles Gilbert Scott and began operations in 1952.
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The official Boston Fire Department report estimated it took between 2-4 minutes to spread 40 feet, and reach the stairwell, which acted like a chimney.
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A local belief that seeing a chimney sweep brings you luck - as long as you touch a button on your clothing - helps to bring in custom.
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He thought of old films and photos from the early and mid-20th century and wondered how chimney sweeps had changed, how he could document them.
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The Institute for Science and International Security also reported exhaust emissions from a chimney at the plant, which it said was often associated with reprocessing activities there.
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The insulation between the cladding and the concrete structure was also combustible, and the thin space between them acted like a chimney, funneling heat and flames upward.
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Keeping the flames isolated inside the chimney behind baffles minimizes wind interference with the flames, and prevents you having to burn extra gas to keep it alive.
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And also, you know, if Uncle Joe is smoking like a chimney, everybody's going to hide his cigarettes because they're all interested in what's going on there.
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It's a riotous, raucous affair and we've not been able to stop listening to it ever since a homing pigeon dropped a copy down the THUMP chimney.
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Darcy says you want to include a chimney path in your batteries that will funnel all of the hot molten material and smoke out of the pack.
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In the hall, chimney bricks that fell down during Superstorm Sandy lie stacked on wooden pallets in hopes of being put to use in a future restoration.
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The National Library of Scotland received a bundle found in a chimney, and six months of conservation revealed the rags to be a rare 17th-century map.
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It's topped by a bivalve terracotta chimney that suggests a woman's shoulders and following this line of thought, the knoll becomes a skirt in my mind's eye.
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One of the home's special features is an iron chimney in the living room designed by the Peruvian artist Víctor Delfín, which radiates heat throughout the house.
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Now, the Rooftop Smokehouse is located in the beautiful Fábrica Lehmann and it's impossible to miss the majestic chimney towering over their smoky abode, 30 metres tall.
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The diagonal line of shadow that runs from the chimney across Rosa's chair creates the sense that something out of the painting's purview is creating the shadow.
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We could love the mosquitoes for feeding the chittering chimney swifts wheeling in the sunset, for feeding the tree swallows flying low over the lake at dusk.
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The contractor will clean the burner so it burns fuel properly; replace parts, if necessary; and test to ensure that the flue and chimney are not blocked.
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A senior European official, Martin Selmayr, even posted on Twitter a picture of white smoke billowing from a chimney, as if a new Pope had been elected.
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Whether by way of climbing or falling, he ended up going down the chimney chute and had to call for emergency services to come and get him.
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Running parallel to this room, on the other side of the chimney, is a kitchen with exposed brick and granite countertops; it angles into a breakfast area.
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And the air gap between the cladding and the insulation could act as a chimney, intensifying the fire and sucking flames up the side of a building.
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After all, you don&apost want your child to get made fun of for believing that Santa will come down the chimney when they&aposre a teenager.
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A brick chimney divides the peaked central space, with the living room (and fireplace) on one side and kitchen and wood-paneled dining area on the other.
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Trump has scheduled a "Merry Christmas" rally in Michigan; at last year's holiday event, Trump emerged from a chimney like Santa to a flurry of fake snow.
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The tilting concrete block serves as a sort of chimney, hollow and open to the sky over an interior courtyard with a fire pit at its heart.
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The first piece to come into view on the trail is Ayşe Erkmen's "Prize" (2016), a ring piercing through the man-made opening of a fairy chimney.
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Artist Conrad Shawcross' The Optic Cloak is his design solution for a 160' high chimney flue which is part of the low carbon Greenwich Peninsula Energy Centre.
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At times, you may make out the outline of a chimney or the archway of a front door — the telltale signs that this is, indeed, no circus.
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