They can demolish the stadium, but his records here will likely stand until they demolish the next one.
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If you have a law saying you can't demolish rent-controlled housing, guess what, under SB 2827, you can't demolish rent-controlled housing.
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Muhammad Ali's proposal, in short, is to demolish the Pyramids.
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Through her work, she's attempting to demolish racial hierarchies altogether.
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Local governor Eugene Kuivashev defended the decision to demolish it.
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Demolish that fucker and buy yourself some piece of mind.
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I am as stuffed as the stuffed zucchini we demolish.
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There, she asked us to help her demolish the card.
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A developer plans to demolish it and put up … something.
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When buildings get replaced, we usually demolish the old ones.
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Jaguar's missile launchers lob anti-tank missiles that demolish enemy tanks.
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Every mayor has said, 'I am going to demolish 10,000 structures'.
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His candidacy will demolish longstanding norms of decency, civility, and tolerance.
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Officials decided to demolish the bridge and build a new one.
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After the eviction, Israeli forces are expected to demolish the structures.
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It was supposed to demolish one house and clearly demolished another.
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Every multipack of chips you demolish will be keeping you limber.
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The PA is doing everything it can to demolish this road.
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In 2011 the group announced a plan to demolish the Hearn.
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But the army did not dare demolish an entire village again.
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The home was too antiquated to use, too grand to demolish.
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We built an extension that we would demolish with a bulldozer.
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"Watch S.N.L. Demolish Fake Male Feminists," read a Vanity Fair headline.
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They are now asking that the town simply demolish their homes.
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Government officials cited illegal construction as grounds to demolish the property.
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"We will have to demolish it all to rebuild it," he said.
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Buttigieg promised to refurbish or demolish 1,000 such homes in 1,13 days.
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"They want to demolish it, to cover up their errors," she said.
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Carson has never similarly vowed to demolish HUD itself, the aide says.
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What must they think when they watch Trump demolish those diplomatic tenets?
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The Israeli government cited zoning and safety concerns in demolish the village.
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"Sports are a powerful tool to demolish walls and separation," he said.
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But don't expect the Chinese government to demolish the camps and apologize.
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To demolish it, the Boston Landmarks Commission must decide its historical value.
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Activists said they planned to demolish many menstruation huts starting next month.
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Their instructions were to demolish certain objectives connected with ports in the area.
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That has some advising homeowners to demolish their homes, rather than repair them.
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That is to build on Mr Mulheirn's logic, however, not to demolish it.
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It costs around $10,000 to demolish a property, said Mayor Karen Freeman-Wilson.
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In 563, 256 percent of residents voted against plans to demolish the estate.
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This is all the better to demolish several floors with a single strike.
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A 20-kiloton atomic bomb would demolish several blocks in a major city.
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The French government had finally decided to demolish it after months of inertia.
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He estimated it would cost the city $1 million to demolish Greer Stadium.
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"There have been repeated applications to demolish the other buildings," the architect said.
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He extolled male camaraderie, but was driven to betray and demolish his friends.
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A strike, then, would definitely suspend and potentially demolish a lucrative financial pipeline.
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I demolish a super burrito and head back to my house for a nap.
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They went down so easy I felt like I could easily demolish a bagful.
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In 2017 North Lanarkshire council announced plans to demolish all 48 of its blocks.
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Want to record 4K video, but don't want to demolish your phone's storage space?
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Boyfriend claims to hate the crisps but helps me demolish them within five minutes.
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Amid threats to demolish it, a city officially named it a landmark in 1967.
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I want to demolish institutionalized racism and the system that targets black people everywhere.
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""In a single term, the Supreme Court could demolish pillars of the progressive movement.
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Inevitably, you end up not with that 8x scope that would demolish your enemies.
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Its government allowed History Flight to demolish an abandoned building in its latest search.
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The municipality has offered the sum of TL 1803,000 ($83,900) to demolish his property.
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Trump may have evaded the "blue wall" in 2016; but he didn't demolish it.
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London (CNN Business)This is how you demolish a nuclear power plant German-style.
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Did you give Mr. Gyllenhaal any specific direction about the best way to demolish?
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Workers must demolish and replace thousands of feet of crumbling walls, tracks and cables.
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So her husband hired a wrecking crew to demolish everything and haul it away.
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The operative verb for breaking up the old Tappan Zee is dismantle not demolish.
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His given name means "spring city", but locals dubbed him Chaicheng, or "demolish the city".
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Lucas' plan was to demolish a parking lot and build his museum in its place.
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But six months later, in December 2017, the company attempted to demolish the facility again.
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In 1961, a highway construction plan threatened to demolish the then-nearly-century-old castle.
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People in Massachusetts wanted to demolish Boston's City Hall before its construction was even completed.
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The 11-story building had become a sensation after several failed attempts to demolish it.
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If only we could demolish rape culture by scaring the shit out of bad men.
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Buttigieg's program to demolish vacant homes concentrated largely in black and Latino communities seeded distrust.
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The old bar: Detail plan to demolish and destroy the Islamic State and combat terrorism.
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" She added: "They didn't demolish the theater, but it was in a very bad state.
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Pakistani authorities use heavy machinery to demolish the compound of Osama bin Laden in Abbottabad, Pakistan.
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Puig, Dodgers demolish Giants LOS ANGELES — Matt Moore said he never felt better before a game.
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Mr Brencich warned that it would be more economical "to demolish the bridge and rebuild it".
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When the authorities tried to demolish part of the Magamba Network's offices, hundreds of protesters resisted.
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Co-religionists also took it upon themselves to demolish one of the radicals' mosques with sledgehammers.
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In 2013, the city was awarded a grant to demolish thousands of abandoned properties, police Capt.
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Now he has drawn up plans that could, in effect, demolish the 216-hour week, too.
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The Israeli army is planning to demolish the homes of the families of the two shooters.
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The company spent another $26 million to demolish the building, taking a $125 million write-off.
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"Soldiers tried to demolish it again but they didn't succeed because it is a stronger one."
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The project was abandoned, however, after protests broke out over a plan to demolish historic landmarks.
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Gutiérrez said that he planned to demolish the building and create a park in its place.
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Delete the data stored on Americans, and demolish the physical infrastructure needed to collect this data.
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On Monday, the government started a campaign to demolish unlicensed buildings from 19,000 acres of farmland.
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Norwegians fear lopsided results can demolish enthusiasm for a sport in countries that are getting demolished.
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Immunotherapy drugs pierce that protective shield, allowing the immune system to recognize and demolish tumor cells.
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Whoever wants to demolish this order must know that we will stay united in its defense.
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The other draw is that the current owners already have a permit to demolish the home.
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We did not install this glass ceiling, and it is not our responsibility to demolish it.
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"What if somebody just decided to demolish the pyramids now?" he asks in the coffee shop.
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"If we could do a micro-BRAC inside our own bases just to demolish buildings we'd like to demolish and not have to go through the bureaucracy of that, that would be far more helpful than going through another round of BRAC to the Navy," he said.
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Now demolish my house and change the planning rules, go up, the land value will go up.
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In those interviews, Biden asserted Donald Trump would demolish Sanders because he's a self-described Democratic socialist.
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An additional $4 million will be used to demolish the old neighborhood and restore it to wetlands.
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They helped with water rescues before transitioning into helping families demolish their homes and move their things.
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Mr Duggan has an ambitious project, fuelled by federal dollars, to demolish abandoned houses at record speed.
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Local housing associations are required to demolish buildings, build new private homes or sell property to investors.
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Firefighters assessed the damage and decided the safest option was to demolish what remained of the building.
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But then I'll find a rhythm, and for a few screens I just demolish everything before me.
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The Prime Minister wants to preserve the house, while his brother and sister want to demolish it.
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I want to demolish the assumption that drinking and partying are what make up a college lifestyle.
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Typically, he makes agreements with companies that gut or demolish buildings, he said, sometimes for a fee.
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Video footage showed residents hauling away plants and using saws, drills and bulldozers to demolish the stands.
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By 2016 — when the building finally under government control — there were plans to demolish Hitler's former home.
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Instead the bureau decided to demolish and rebuild its headquarters at its long-standing Pennsylvania Avenue location.
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But the committee plans to demolish the downtown and build a sewage treatment plant on its ruins.
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When the scene is in a school, the choice more often is to demolish and replace it.
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They pledged to demolish thousands of dilapidated homes and build almost 3,200 new ones within 233 years.
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"The IDF (Israel Defence Forces) will continue to discover, expose and demolish these terror tunnels," he said.
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The landlord is planning to demolish the building, and the restaurant will close permanently on Dec. 30.
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It is not unusual for the United States to demolish its own bases before departing a battlefield.
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In his decision, Judge Block did not argue with Wolkoff's authority to demolish the buildings he owns.
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The company is awaiting the arrival of a large crane to demolish it with a wrecking ball.
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Engineers had initially hoped to demolish the cranes on Friday but delayed the operation to ensure safety.
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Their new album, "Map of the Soul: Persona," out Friday, is expected to demolish international sales charts.
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"Do you propose to demolish all the medieval houses in the centers of European cities?" he asked.
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When Iran declines, demolish the Natanz uranium enrichment facility as an early element in the negotiation process.
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This program makes funds available to policyholders after a flood to elevate, demolish, or relocate their home.
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The intestinal distress heard 'round the world helped demolish the sexist cliché that women can't be funny.
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The cases "could demolish sex discrimination law as we know it," Mark Joseph Stern wrote on Slate.
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But he said the owners will give first dibs to those who don't have plans to demolish it.
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No one has a crystal ball, and anything can appear out of the sky to demolish equities' performance.
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"Our position, typically, is to try and conserve rather than demolish and rebuild, as happens in other countries".
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But its origins date back to a commitment by China to demolish steel mills and shut coal mines.
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If the Republicans do demolish those protections, they might pay an even bigger price at the next election.
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A rare view of the impossibly intricate, alien-like structures that a warm human touch would instantly demolish.
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François Hollande, the president of France, promised to demolish the migrant camp outside Calais known as "the Jungle".
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Thunder demolish Warriors, grab 23-1 series lead OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant wants his team to stay focused.
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One landslide forced officials to demolish the highway's Pfeiffer Canyon Bridge, some 30 miles northwest of Mud Creek.
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Nope.Let us all just bask in the happiness that is DiCaprio about to demolish a box of Trefoils.
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But you believe that he will demolish a room full of guys because he and everyone else believes.
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Some might wish the city's authorities demolish this compromised legacy and replace it with something new and untainted.
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Malhotra wants to demolish the tree, but Bebe refuses to give in, saying the tree has special powers.
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As a result, it could cost the city $12 million to demolish the Arcade rather than redevelop it.
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A pliant attorney general would allow the president to demolish the Justice Department's traditional independence, which Trump resents.
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Therefore, despite high hopes to preserve the property, we will move ahead with plans to demolish the site.
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It absolutely helped demolish the Republican field, and it was enough to squeeze out the Electoral College victory.
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Fayetteville State University, a historically black university in North Carolina, recently announced plans to demolish two residence halls.
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Despite this harsh reality, Al Alami remains optimistic: "If they demolish it, you rebuild something new," he says.
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It's not enough for Charlotte to compete with the best teams, but it can demolish the bad ones.
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"Why take out all the oil and demolish the planet if you can do it with clean energy?"
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The Church of Love may have to spend tens of millions of dollars to demolish the prayer hall.
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After leasing the homes back to their former owners, he planned to demolish and rebuild them in 2016.
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Everyone knows that he can demolish the near-by capital of South Korea in a matter of minutes.
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Those charges, installed in eight locations, were supposed to demolish the steel columns supporting the stadium's upper level.
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During an hourlong episode, they demolish parts of the house, renovate it and reveal it to the homeowners.
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"There's a lot of uncertainty about our fate," said Abou Firas, who must demolish his family's hut too.
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Workers demolish a hotel that was allegedly the meeting point of the plotters who planned the failed coup.
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"ChatSurge is an extremely simple service to flood, destroy just simply demolish any TwitchTV chatroom [sic]," the post read.
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DOC spokeswoman Jayme Gravell refused to explain Monday when and how the decision to demolish the building was made.
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The latest round of eviction took place on Wednesday, which saw bulldozers demolish a waterfront shanty town in Jakarta.
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As part of his destructive manifesto, Trump threatened to demolish "job-killing energy restrictions" enacted during the Obama administration.
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But he said the owners will give first dibs to those who don&apost have plans to demolish it.
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Two months later someone tried to demolish the wall, taking a chunk off the top, which inflamed things further.
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ABC No Rio announced plans to demolish its existing building to make way for a new, environmentally friendly structure.
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Or would doing so demolish Democratic hopes by alienating the centrist voters who cast ballots for Trump in 6003?
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In the past, those funds have been used to repair or demolish blighted homes and pay for homeless shelters.
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Officials have promised to demolish dozens of illegal constructions, largely private fences and walls blocking access to the sea.
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"I want to demolish the assumption that drinking and partying are what make up a college lifestyle," he wrote.
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Perhaps he is just a target that they are not able to demolish no matter how hard they push.
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The Newtown school district decided to demolish the old building, out of respect for the tragedy that occurred there.
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This month, Human Rights Watch issued a statement demanding that China suspend plans to demolish buildings at Larung Gar.
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Understand: Traitors and seditionists have sought to demolish our democratic republic by mass-murder attacks and all-out war.
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The president's allies are engaged in a full-court press to demolish any vestige of credibility on Cohen's part.
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The French government announced plans on Friday to demolish the camp for the second time this year, starting Monday.
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"As we see the Trump administration demolish the safety net, we have a chance to redefine ourselves," he says.
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They demolish this part, get rid of that part, just because it's mostly 'obsolete' structures left at this point.
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"I'm going to wait until they find me somewhere to live if they have to demolish this," Llerena said.
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The now-decrepit mansion was purchased in 2014 with plans to demolish it and replace it with a park.
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Getting hard data to back up or demolish your theories about your own sleep habits can be truly enlightening.
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It took the company several months to demolish 28 of the 32 military buildings and clean up the site.
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She added, "To put all of that money into the exhibition house only to demolish it doesn't make sense."
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Upon his release, Mr. Perincek pledged to "demolish" Mr. Erdogan's government, which he accuses of undermining Turkey's secular system.
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The Kushners have not filled space as it opens up because they plan to demolish the aluminum-clad building.
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Mr. Bannon intuitively understands the president's connection to white working-class voters and his instinct to demolish political norms.
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The GSA confirmed the plan to demolish the old building and build a new facility at the current location.
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You cannot demolish homes, confiscate land and resources and build illegal Israeli settlements in their place without provoking resistance.
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The money was approved for the repair of the pier's steel pilings, not to demolish and rebuild the pier.
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They encouraged landlords to demolish properties and build pricey new ones, since these were exempted, as would happen in Berlin.
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"This is a vicious, barbaric attack on peaceful demonstrators and they are trying to demolish Khan Al-Ahmar," he said.
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Despite his groundbreaking use of language and art, he had no desire to demolish the structure of the Church entirely.
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The MEE report noted that Henan province in central China failed to demolish illegal industrial operations in protected nature reserves.
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It should take a few days at most to demolish a large building and cost a few thousand dollars, tops.
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Nigeria's land laws are opaque, with landlords in dispute with tenants often bribing police and local officials to demolish buildings.
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It intends to demolish its 60-year old home and build a new 70-storey high-rise on Park Avenue.
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Davis speculated that that developer will likely retain the façade but demolish the interior to make way for its reincarnation.
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The company won the first stage of the contract to demolish the old stadium, which first opened in January 1988.
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Porto went on to demolish Lyon in the quarter-finals, before edging past Deportivo de La Coruña in the semis.
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The riots broke out when security forces attempted to demolish illegal buildings, in the south of Cairo, on July 2000.
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The Lagos state government announced its intention to demolish all waterfront slums last October, saying it was for "public safety".
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In Umm al-Kheir the Israeli Army dispatches a platoon to confiscate a portable toilet and demolish a bread oven.
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In Chechnya and neighboring Dagestan, they routinely burn or demolish the houses of people suspected of being insurgents or terrorists.
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It's time for Washington to allow Israel to demolish the Palestinian dream of a one-state solution, free of Jews.
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At the Break Club, in Buenos Aires, customers pay a flat fee to demolish an assortment of satisfyingly destructible objects.
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" Next to the highway that connects the Dead Sea to Jerusalem, a large Hebrew sign reads: "don't demolish our school.
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Later this year, NorthPoint will demolish the property, clearing the land for the warehouses it wants to build, he said.
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These albums are bulldozers that demolish every single expectation of what a heartbroken female musician looks, sounds and acts like.
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He later closed his country's only known nuclear test site and offered to demolish a stand for testing missile engines.
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"Our position, typically, is to try and conserve rather than demolish and rebuild, as happens in other countries," he said.
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People were fighting plans to close a day care center, lease out a public library and demolish a community college.
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" And he embraced preservation, something he had never done before, telling audiences that his new goal was "rehab, don't demolish.
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Henry Golding, a romantic lead in the hit "Crazy Rich Asians," doesn't demolish his persona, just shrewdly roughs it up.
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He did not use his 6-foot-225, 29-pound frame to demolish smaller defenders or dunk anyone to smithereens.
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When Iran declines, as an initial element of the negotiation process, we should completely demolish the Natanz Uranium Enrichment Site.
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It would take at least seven years to demolish the existing building, erect the new tower and sell the condominiums.
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A brawl broke out inside, with supporters attempting to demolish the wooden barriers that separated the two sets of fans.
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The Supreme Court was able to demolish the legal barriers to interracial marriage with a stroke of the chief justice's pen.
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Constantly using the app can crush your battery and demolish your data plan; it can also seriously clutter your camera roll.
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The National Trust says Larimer Square&aposs history is threatened by proposals to build two towers and partly demolish several buildings.
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Satellite images from the storm show winds were strong enough to rip homes out of their foundations and demolish structures completely.
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The London Legacy Development Corporation plans to demolish the former tire factory in order to make way for a new footbridge.
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" Some were convinced that "Clinton will demolish America as we know it, and every human life will be under government control.
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The Franco-German relationship remains at Europe's heart; Mr Fillon is not the sort of loose cannon who might demolish it.
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Because they couldn't get excavators transported across the border with San Mateo, people had been left to demolish them by hand. ●
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The members of the church will make a decision "in the far future" about whether to demolish the structure, Collins said.
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In Berlin, activists intend to demolish a 2.5-meter-high (8.2 feet) wall with an image of Trump painted on it.
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There was also the explosion of rage which saw him demolish his racket near the end of the second-set tiebreak.
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They spread disease, gnaw through infrastructure, and demolish foodstores, a cumulative devastation that costs tens of billions of dollars a year.
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I wondered if the braying vuvuzelas in the crowd might trigger one of them to attempt to demolish the new one.
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In fact, it looked like the Eagles—a team New Orleans demolished, 48-7 in November—were about to demolish them.
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Here are some key facts about Yongbyon, and a summary of what it would mean and take to demolish the complex.
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Because the cabin was perched on a ledge, structural engineers are working to determine the best way to demolish the home.
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He is now developing a policy that covers construction costs for school districts that want to demolish buildings where shootings occurred.
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Or like Virginia's governor-elect Ralph Northam, they might not want to outright demolish Confederate statues but move them to museums.
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France started to demolish the migrant camp in Calais known as "The Jungle," in an operation that could last a week.
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"In the face of an important building you can't demolish a historic center and rebuild it with fake stones," he said.
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But just as she's congratulating them on this progress, the pickled patriarch barges through the door to demolish it all again.
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The asteroid is big enough to demolish a city if it hit the planet, but NASA says we're safe — this time.
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Government officials are instructed to demolish certain CDs by drilling a hole through them, but they made mistakes all the time.
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But even as the city prepares to demolish thousands of homes in low-lying areas, developers are putting up hundreds more.
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But the character means "demolish" — the fate of hundreds of communities along Asia's great river reduced to a single foreign word.
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Ms. Surchin first had to demolish the century-old house on the property, which she described as moldy and structurally deficient.
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One party wanted to create an episodic narrative of the report's findings; the other wanted to demolish or muddy that story.
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A plan to demolish two public housing developments would force many residents to leave and would cut school enrollment in half.
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The home was listed on real estate websites with a note that read, "Current house to demolish," according to The Local.
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That officer, according to reports, had been given the knife by a construction worker who helped demolish the residence in 1998.
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" Democrats, he warned the crowd of supporters at a rally Monday, "want to dismantle, demolish and destroy everything that you've gained.
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I almost feel bad as I demolish it, getting into a slightly embarrassing finger-licking situation from all the juicy flavours.
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And they are likely to be desperately needed as Texas rebuilds to clean streets, demolish buildings, and reconstruct homes and offices.
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The Butler Brothers building also faced an uncertain future when a previous owner attempted to demolish it to build a high-rise.
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He returned to the spotlight from relative obscurity to serve a president who isn't afraid to publicly demolish his own attorney general.
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The company plans to demolish the yellow horseshoe structure and build a "high-rise residential development" of 800 flats in its place.
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As we've reported, researchers have been warning that first of all, the sea will easily demolish a 600-meter-long plastic tube.
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And despite routine claims that piracy would demolish music sector revenues, the music industry has proven to be more profitable than ever.
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He sold the structure, which has been in his family for over 70 years, to a developer who intends to demolish it.
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The pickaxe, for example, which players use to demolish walls and buildings, causes almost no damage to other players as a weapon.
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Raleigh intends to keep 8 acres' worth of buildings in the center of the park and demolish structures on another 8 acres.
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The goal, which Buttigieg describes as being "almost childlike in its simplicity" was to demolish or renovate 1,000 homes in 1,000 days.
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The Serb, however, would quickly get back into rhythm, clinching the first set and then going on to demolish Mofils in second.
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Now the Trump administration is using executive fiat and the court system to try to demolish ObamaCare one piece at a time.
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"We won the Williamsburg Bridge," Kirby declared to me, referring to folded plans to demolish the aging structure in the late 1980s.
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It's a simple recipe for success, especially when your half-court offense rarely needs to veer off autopilot to demolish most opponents.
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Demolition workers had to wait for a large crane to arrive at the site to demolish the tower with the wrecking ball.
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Update, 3/29: As Detroit Free Press reported, the Detroit Land Bank Authority hired a city crew to demolish the house yesterday.
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But Dr. Shields and Ms. Cardone bought it that summer for $900,000, with plans to demolish the existing structure and build anew.
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He could play in convincing vintage styles and sustain multileveled counterpoint, then demolish it all in a whirlwind of genre-smashing virtuosity.
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In 2012, the Lagos state government announced plans to demolish the slum and gave a 72-hour eviction notice to the residents.
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For months, city officials have been contemplating back and forth on whether to implode the building or demolish it piece by piece.
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They had come to help demolish part of the village, but two people were dead before the forces had destroyed any houses.
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Restaurant owners contend that changes like I-77 will increase their labor costs to a point that could demolish their bottom line.
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The borders of the future won't be as easy to spot, build or demolish as the wall that Mr. Trump is proposing.
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The cultural mainstay on the Lower East Side was sold last year to New York City developers with plans to demolish it.
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Whatever the cause, Cruz has many enemies in the Republican Party who are more than willing to help Trump demolish the Texas senator.
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In July, the park, which is still in operation, announced on Facebook that a court had approved its request to demolish the slide.
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My view is if we hide, or worse, demolish our history, where do our children go to learn the lessons of the past?
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PARIS – French gendarmes say workers paid to demolish an uninhabited house in Brittany made an unexpected discovery in the cellar — 600 gold coins.
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Two people were killed in Israel in clashes between police and residents of a Bedouin village that the authorities are trying to demolish.
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She wanted to get '拆', which means 'to demolish', a Chinese character that's always graffitied on the wall of buildings to be demolished.
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"This house is just mud and bricks; we will demolish it and build a strong house that can withstand any cyclone," she said.
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It was later reported that the government proposed not to demolish the mosque, but to remove the eight domes of the building instead.
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The U.S. announcement came not long after Kim appeared to make good on his promise to demolish his country&aposs nuclear test site.
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Constitutional changes that "would demolish ... safeguards [Sisi] introduced in 2014" are now on track for approval "within three months," per the NY Times.
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Heavily Christian Wenzhou, in the eastern province of Zhejiang, was the site of protests in 2014 over a government campaign to demolish crosses.
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Italy did not want to demolish the EU but wanted to change some rules that damage EU citizens including its own, he added.
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The six-month closure saw authorities remove illegal sewage pipes, close or demolish unregistered hotels and widen roads, some of which work continues.
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"Why not demolish all Western-style apartment blocks…so as not to toady to foreign powers?" wrote one contributor to an online forum.
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The campaign to demolish and replace the Babri Masjid began 70 years ago with the surreptitious planting of a Hindu idol in 1949.
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The campaign to demolish and replace the Babri Masjid began 70 years ago with the surreptitious planting of a Hindu idol in 1949.
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Plans to demolish the homes and build a new development have drawn opposition from an Israeli-Palestinian coalition seeking to preserve the site.
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Because the site is within the Ladies' Mile Historic District, Acuity must build around the tenement and loft buildings, rather than demolish them.
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Wolfe's Pump House kids went on beer-soaked outings they called "destructos," in which they would, at local farmers' behest, demolish abandoned barns.
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There, the community did not demolish the school but redesigned it specifically to address the problem of endlessly seeing murder at the site.
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A rare exception came after Mr. Trump decided to demolish a department store to make way for his Trump Tower in Midtown Manhattan.
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Italy did not want to demolish the EU but wanted to change some rules that damage EU citizens, including its own, he added.
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Stedman Jones seeks to demolish the notion that, in Capital, Marx explained anything significant about the workings of capitalism—either then or now.
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Almost every day, convoys of Toyota trucks crammed with masked paramilitaries rolled into the rebellious towns south of Managua to demolish the barricades.
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One service President Trump has performed that even many of his detractors should applaud is to demolish the mystique of the policy elite.
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On one hand, Brooklyn's frontcourt is already paper thin, and losing Booker would demolish its ability to have any impact on the boards.
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"Either they will demolish those terror groups or we will," he added in a reference to the United States and its Kurdish allies.
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If it the decision is to demolish the building then they will not allow us to remove these important areas of our work.
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Tracey Emin abandoned plans to demolish a listed building in Spitalfields, east London, in order to build a new home and studio space.
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In 1980, during the building's construction, Trump ordered his crew to demolish some art deco sculptures that the site's previous owners had installed.
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Yadollah Javani, the Iranian Revolutionary Guards' deputy head for political affairs, said Iran would demolish cities in Israel if the United States attacked.
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I load my bowl up with Thai basil, bean sprouts, chili, and hoisin sauce and demolish the whole thing, along with complimentary Jasmine tea.
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The sale of the complex is presumably for the land , so the buyer can demolish the office buildings and build condos for ultrawealthy buyers.
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It's soon set for a $540 million revamp, after plans to demolish and rebuild were scrapped in 2018, according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The plan includes $75 million in state funding to demolish blocks of abandoned buildings to create space for affordable housing, businesses and parks, Gov.
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Ashton-Gonzalez takes a chance during the lull in our chatter to tell us about the tower, and the upcoming plans to demolish it.
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It's an almost literal blow-by-blow account of how Kunta Kinte's captors and then owners set out to demolish his sense of self.
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Qwest says McKillen and Cuesta paid only "a small fraction" of that purchase price to demolish and reconstruct the home that was eventually sold.
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"There's a bit of pressure going down there!" she says, patting his back, implying that his body weight has enough force to demolish garlic.
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Afterward, Arquette told us he's been training his ass off to demolish City on Sunday -- even traveling to Tijuana, Mexico to train with luchadores.
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If the enemy provokes us, we will not miss this chance but demolish the land called the US from the surface of the Earth.
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How Trump has responded The president has made a flurry of attacks in order to demolish his former lawyer's credibility and undermine Cohen's claims.
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"The river channel must be dewatered in order to demolish and remove the bridges," the New York state parks system explained in its proposal.
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Their strategic first strike was to demolish a billboard called the Kodak Colorama, which had blocked daylight into the main concourse for 40 years.
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Such a victory would demolish a years-old attack line against Pelosi: Namely, that the party simply can't win with her at the helm.
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This is how most people were introduced to Dreezy, watching her absolutely demolish the beat to Nicki Minaj and Lil Herb's "Chiraq," in 2014.
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You dash between vehicles to demolish everything in the path of the missile (just don't dash into the carrier itself, or you're atomic toast).
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We can expect to hear how they'll destroy equal rights, or demolish American health care, or ruin our country in some other fictional way.
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Groveworld also own the artist studios across the road from Shapes—and have plans, approved by the LLDC, to demolish them later this year.
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Republicans have, for six years now, run campaigns where they promise to demolish the health care law and pass something else in its place.
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They'd step in front of a bus for them, take a bullet for them, go full mama- or papa-bear to demolish—nay, obliterate!
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You might actually enjoy watching that way — and help demolish the idea that there's a "right" and a "wrong" way to experience a movie.
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She had even ordered workers to demolish the interior walls of her house so that the children could play cricket inside, Dr. Rashid said.
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There is a long history of public figures who lived and died in fear that being naturally who they were would demolish their careers.
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"There's a kind of wishfulness to the movie in that it assumes there are still scandals that could potentially demolish someone," Mr. Harris said.
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It's also the kind of body high that motivates you to demolish a plate of vegan nachos at an alarming, but almost admirable pace.
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On pace to demolish the league record for 3-pointers in a season, the Rockets are second in scoring behind the Golden State Warriors.
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A congregation in the township of Xiaoshan had built a church, but the government declared it illegal and tried to demolish it in 2006.
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Having the federal government demolish the nation's energy infrastructure and rebuild it in a short period of time is certainly a stunning campaign promise.
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Since the wall has gone up, the Israelis have not tried to demolish any large buildings in Shuafat, though they have destroyed individual homes.
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There is no doubt that he would cut millions off of insurance to redeem his promise to the base to demolish Obama's health law.
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Trump managed, too, to demolish the prevailing bipartisan free-trade dogma with another seemingly unhinged sally: the stark image of a 2,000-mile wall.
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The government had agreed to demolish only the structures 50 meters from the Korle Lagoon, but today, the debris extends as far as 20 meters.
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Diamondbacks demolish Phillies, 10-2 PHILADELPHIA — Citizens Bank Park, the Philadelphia Phillies' home stadium, is a special place for Arizona Diamondbacks right fielder Yasmany Tomas.
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I can think of no quicker way to demolish people's fantasies that they can do this kind of thing just as well as the professionals.
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"The campaign doesn't have to do anything but step back and watch the Democrats demolish themselves," said a GOP operative close to the Trump campaign.
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Ms Le Pen will lose no time accusing her rivals of a plot to strip out the French social safety-net and demolish workers' rights.
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While it's unclear who ended up purchasing the property, Deadline previously reported that several developers, who would potentially demolish the house, were eyeing the lot.
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It said authorities would cut off power and water supplies, and even demolish the equipment of firms that fail to meet environmental and safety standards.
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She's also a dead ringer for Lauren Bushnell, who beat out two other Laurens to win and then demolish Ben Higgins' heart in season 20.
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Ten years later, the Spanish economy and housing market have recovered, but these ghost developments remain, too unprofitable to sell and too expensive to demolish.
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The rapper was at LAX Wednesday when we asked what he thought about the owner of the property saying he's planning to demolish the crib.
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A few weeks earlier David Cameron announced a proposal to demolish or overhaul 100 so-called "sink estates" and replace them with low-rise housing.
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Napoleon set out to demolish the ghettos of Western Europe in the early 19th century, but the Roman ghetto didn't fall until the late 1800s.
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So his organization plans to demolish the 14 buildings in the development and replace them with taller towers containing more than twice as many apartments.
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As that risk grows because of climate change, the Corps has shifted toward paying local governments to buy and demolish homes at risk of flooding.
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As mayor, Buttigieg implemented a plan to revitalize South Bend, which expedited code enforcement to demolish 1,000 deteriorating houses in the same number of days.
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Earlier this month the Israeli Supreme Court intervened, ruling in favor of the Israeli government, upholding the order to demolish and forcibly relocate the families.
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In both cases, revanchist ethnonationalism has handed power to a political faction willing to demolish democratic institutions in pursuit of maintaining the majority group's power.
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A house with an enclosed kitchen is one in need of a crew willing to demolish it, not a family hoping to live in it.
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The meatless dish, served in a Le Creuset casserole and carpeted with herbed bread crumbs, is an eyepopper you don't expect to demolish, but do.
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The Taliban drew international outrage in 2001 when it used dynamite and anti-tank weaponry to demolish colossal 3rd-century sandstone Buddha statues in 2001.
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It stood as the most important barrier between the Indigenous nations and the Europeans (and eventually the Americans), so they were determined to demolish it.
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The public works department contacted West and gave him a September 13 deadline to obtain the necessary permits or demolish the structures, the station reported.
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The answer is not to build everything back the way it was, before Florence struck, nor is it to buy and demolish every flooded home.
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Disney is selling the New York City buildings that currently house ABC News HQ to a developer who's expected to demolish them and build luxury condos.
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The New York-based watchdog says the Damascus government has a record of using these laws to demolish neighborhoods that opposed President Bashar Assad&aposs rule.
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Disney is selling the New York City buildings that currently house ABC News HQ to a developer who's expected to demolish them and build luxury condos.
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Many of them are just populists who want to destroy existing policies in favor of alternative policies that exclude immigrants, minorities and demolish the welfare state.
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"It's a political blame game: who will be the guilty one if the buldozers demolish Amona," Amit Segal, political analyst for Israel's Channel Two, told Reuters.
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Dr. Du Bois recognized that the keystone in the arch of oppression was the myth of inferiority and he dedicated his brilliant talents to demolish it.
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Palestinians said he had thrown rocks at soldiers who came to demolish the home of a Palestinian involved in the 2018 killing of a Jewish settler.
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For Paulmier, that was a reminder of Obama's outsider strength in defeating America's other dynasty in 2008, the dynasty that Sanders failed to demolish in 2016.
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Eat some oatmeal at home but demolish a pastry on arrival when I buy a loaf of bread and an olive stick from a bakery stall.
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Last month, Israeli authorities sent a "Notice of Intent to Demolish" to lawyers of the Sur Baher residents affected, informing them of the Supreme Court ruling.
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"You will deliver a powerful rebuke to the socialists trying to demolish our democracy," he told an arena full of enthusiasts here along the Red River.
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Will the town spend millions buying large homes to demolish and replace with smaller ones, which might fill schools and sewers without filling the tax coffers?
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Still, as this important book makes clear, courts, given time, can accomplish — or demolish — a great deal by degrees, leaving their successors to finish the job.
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Tesla didn't want to just top a lap time set by Porsche's new electric vehicle at Germany's iconic Nürburgring race track, it wanted to demolish it.
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But we marveled as we watched Mr. Trump demolish the primary tool that has allowed liberalism and secularism to control the debate for decades: political correctness.
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Two years after those beginnings, the group reemerged with a series of songs that came on like a band determined to demolish what they'd once been.
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First off, your skin is wrinkly, and it takes time for soap to penetrate into all the tiny folds and demolish the viruses that lurk within.
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When corporations or governments say they need to demolish an architecturally or historically significant building, it is almost always under the guise of needing more space.
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The final piece is if a tenant has resided in a building for the last seven years, you can't demolish the building and invoke this law.
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In the early 1990s, conservative Republicans and Clinton Democrats worked together to demolish the United States Information Agency and slash the budgets of culture programs abroad.
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The movie theater, which had screened independent and foreign films since 2001, was sold last year to New York City developers with plans to demolish it.
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Ms. Agouridis suggested that owners must soon decide whether to demolish and rebuild or renovate them to the higher Class A or premium Trophy building standards.
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"The numbers right now point to making more money if you're willing to demolish and build from scratch, particularly in the hot neighborhoods," Mr. Weinstein said.
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Now if Trump puts another hard-right conservative on the court he will demolish any semblance of political balance by creating a 2202-2628 conservative majority.
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A decade ago, the hospital wanted to demolish it and replace it with a tower, a plan that generated opposition in the neighborhood and among preservationists.
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More recently, plans to demolish and relocate Kensington and Chelsea College, a vocational school, and build an apartment block that will include commercial housing were announced.
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While covering the 22012 Republican primary races in the Deep South, I remember conservatives crowing giddily about Newt Gingrich's ability to demolish foes in a debate.
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Despite protests by preservationists, elected officials and neighbors, two developers, Quality Capital and the Caerus Group, intend to demolish it and build a 14-story tower.
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But claiming full ownership is not without work: The DLBA has a compliance program that requires purchasers to either renovate and occupy or demolish the house.
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Though a developer could demolish half of the rock to build an apartment building, nearby dwellings would have to be monitored by the Department of Buildings.
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That maxim also appears in the novel, and it sticks in the craw, not least because any first-year graduate student in philosophy could demolish it.
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In that agreement, the United States had the Kurdish fighters demolish their defensive positions and fortifications and pull back from the border, which they complied with.
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"Kim used RCAF soldiers to intimidate, demolish, and clear-out land sought by the (People's Republic of China)-owned entity," the department said in a statement.
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The other path, Ms. Warren's, promises combat and more combat — a crusade not just to defeat Mr. Trump but to demolish the architecture of his government.
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Bulldozers are at the ready to demolish the village's makeshift shacks, tents and mud-and-tire school, erected without permits, and to forcibly relocate the residents.
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My colleague poor fellow, is no doubt expected to take his pickax and demolish my work in blissful commemoration of the Moholyan past of the Bauhaus.
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Su said that he believed it was not the central government's intention to demolish the mosque, and the mosque had definitely not received any funding from abroad.
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When your kid grows up, and obeys Robo-President Alexa's order to demolish an apartment building without a second thought, don't say we didn't warn you. Maybe.
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Moscow made the decision to demolish 104 properties in December but had not set a date for the demolitions, according to the the RIA Novosti news agency.
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Venus, the dynamic world closest to Earth, has been consistently overlooked as a target for crewed spaceflight because its hellish surface conditions would demolish a human body.
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Republicans, stoked by Steve Bannon and Paul Ryan alike, pledge to demolish the administrative state; defense of bureaucracy has become an exclusive property of the Democratic Party.
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The decision here was to demolish the parking lot and construct a new one 125 feet behind it, allowing for a restored shoreline in front of it.
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"Amid shattered glass, wailing sirens and the clang of trash cans used to demolish metal storefront barricades, thieves and vandals ravaged store after store," The Times wrote.
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Later that year, the city of Hawthorne agreed to demolish the building and replace it with a $500 million open-air development, but that still hasn't happened.
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Toll Brothers plans to demolish five three- and four-story buildings erected in the late 2702th and early 233th centuries to build a 252-story condominium tower.
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After all, Greg believes he is the (semi-accidentalish) source for Logan's unauthorized biographer — the source that Logan has vowed to demolish in violent and horrifying ways.
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The property has subsequently been acquired by a real estate developer who plans to demolish what's left of the house, subdivide the land, and build luxury villas.
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The city of Jerusalem plans to demolish their apartment tower and three others to make room for a new road that it says will improve traffic flow.
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But he suffered a disappointing loss in South Carolina to Biden, who went on to demolish Sanders on Super Tuesday by racking up wins across southern states.
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Not only can you pull weeds and chop down trees, you'll also be able to demolish cliffs, create pathways across rivers, and even build stairs and bridges.
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But like the Manhattan real estate developer he is, they said, he believes he must in some cases demolish the old to make way for the new.
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A tree had grown inside the school, and the city was planning to demolish the building along with the tree until environmental activists fought to save it.
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Indianapolis has been somewhat limited in the passing game in recent weeks because of injuries, but it used a dominant running game to demolish Jacksonville on Sunday.
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He even offered a resident of another building, Herndon Werth, $1 million to vacate his rent-regulated apartment so he could buy his building and demolish it.
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Ms. Sargent left Carnegie Hall after a three-year struggle with the Carnegie Hall Corporation, which wanted to demolish the studios to create educational and rehearsal space.
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The 3D Robotics drone was given permission to collect data on two four-story parking structures at the airport that a construction firm was hired to demolish.
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The bill adopted by a state House Appropriations Committee on Tuesday would provide funding to demolish the building and replace it with a memorial to shooting victims.
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Aliens deciding whether to demolish the Earth give one random human ultimate power, and will decide the planet's fate based on whether his decisions are good or evil.
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Irving leverages his mystical scoring ability to momentarily demolish a truth Bazemore already knows: an open corner three is a better shot than an off-balance, contested floater.
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"We went to a judge to request an emergency approval for demolition," says Ike Dendy of IPD Construction Engineering, who helped demolish the wall the mural was on.
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It is the amount it would have cost the Department of Defense to demolish an empty, unused building in Afghanistan that cost ten times that much to build.
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The military will work with local government officials to develop a plan to demolish a hotel, a residential building and other dangerous buildings, it said in its statement.
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The silver lining in a difficult 12-month period for Snap is that it continues to grow both users and revenue despite Facebook's ruthless attempts to demolish it.
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ON A brisk early-autumn morning in Welch, seat of the poorest county in America's third-poorest state, four young men methodically demolish an old car-parts factory.
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Mexico City has decided to demolish at least 58 more buildings badly damaged by the quake, but the work is technically and legally complicated and is going slowly.
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Embarrassed by a recent documentary on the plight of the urban core, city leaders issued bonds to demolish 800 dangerous buildings—the majority of which were city-owned.
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The real estate mogul hasn't been able to build anything, but is doing his best to demolish regulations and other policies designed to protect the most vulnerable Americans.
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In May Egyptian president Abdel Fattah al-Sisi began a campaign to demolish thousands of buildings that were alleged to have been illegally built on state-owned land.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A senior Revolutionary Guards commander said on Monday that Iran would demolish cities in Israel to the ground if the United States attacked the Islamic Republic.
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To some degree, all successful entrepreneurs have problems with authority, which is why they are so eager to demolish the status quo and replace it with something else.
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Poland's plans to demolish around 500 Soviet-era monuments have angered Russia, according to media reports, further damaging relations between the former Soviet satellite state and the country.
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Usually, I'll pick up a $10 bottle of red for craft nights, but someone left one at the potluck I hosted on Saturday, so we demolish that, instead.
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Fedor's legacy will always be marred by the perception that he was handed circus fights and tomato cans to demolish to burnish his reputation as an invincible force.
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The local authority, the Putuo district government, said in response to faxed questions that it wanted to demolish the neighborhood and "make residents' lives better" by relocating them.
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Since then there has been a concerted global push to demolish the militant group, which has inspired and claimed responsibility for numerous deadly terrorist attacks around the world.
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In 2015, the government passed a law designed to penalize those who leave houses empty, in a bid to encourage them to either demolish or refurbish their properties.
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P.G.P. plans to demolish the old rectory and to rebuild it and a new annex on the deck behind the existing church, at a cost of $10 million.
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The foundation has sought input from survivors, the families of victims, the police and emergency workers, and the general public on questions like whether to demolish the building.
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In February, the administration presented lawmakers with a new plan: It would seek to demolish the existing headquarters, the J. Edgar Hoover Building, and rebuild on that site.
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But more than anything, he said he wanted to demolish the Monaco because Medellín was sick of telling the same story of the same villain, over and over.
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For the Rowan expansion, the borough issued $290 million in redevelopment bonds to buy and demolish 21.2 residential properties, aided by about $272 million in state tax credits.
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Imran Perretta's The Destructors borrows its title from Graham Greene's short story about a gang of boys who set out to demolish a house that survived the Blitz.
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Medicare for All fans propose to demolish our current health care system that certainly needs streamlining, more competition between insurance companies and plans and new and better technology.
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Surely, with all her new allies and that much firepower (pun intended), the Mother of Dragons will demolish Cersei and her few remaining troops in no time flat?
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A few years after Coking's victory, the city of New London, Connecticut, sought to demolish a working-class neighborhood to make room for a new Pfizer research facility.
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When gates in the new concourses are ready to serve passengers, the airport will close and demolish the old terminals, then build the rest of the South Concourse.
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After a delay of more than two years — waiting for city approval to demolish the original house and subdivide the lot — the construction took just over a year.
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The government of Nigeria's fast-growing mega-city of 23 million in October announced its intention to demolish all waterfront communities, home to around 300,000 people, for public safety.
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And Buttigieg did come in for some criticism on that front, particularly during his push to demolish 1,000 unlivable and uninhabited homes as part of a broader development scheme.
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The $920-million ship will be able to accommodate 3,900 guests and — the company hopes — demolish any qualms about being stuck on a boat for days at a time.
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The United Nations refugee agency (UNHCR) has said it welcomed plans to demolish the Calais migrant camp, criticizing "appalling" living conditions, poor security and a lack of basic services.
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"The big question is whether we'll let the building crush us when it falls, or demolish it ourselves so we can build something new and solid," Mr Ivanov says.
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The United Nations, European Union and human rights groups have urged Israel not to demolish Khan al-Ahmar, citing the serious impact on the community and prospects for peace.
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The essential ingredients of this shift include cross-functional teams that demolish silos — namely those between development, engineering, design, marketing, and sales — and a "whole company" commitment to growth.
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Protesters demonstrated this week outside Surabaya's parliament against the statue, some wearing paramilitary-style outfits and waving placards that read "Demolish It" and "We are not worshippers of idols".
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A major misconception on Capitol Hill right now is the notion that Mick Mulvaney is behind President Trump's decision to back a lawsuit to demolish the Affordable Care Act.
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Click here to view original GIFFinding 116 excavators to demolish an aging 24-year-old overpass in just one night is all but impossible—unless you live in China.
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De Bruyne is the Brexiteer's nightmare: a super-talented Belgian at the forefront of an economic powerhouse who is determined to travel to Britain and demolish everything in sight.
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Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin pledged on Tuesday that the department will demolish, hand off or properly assess more than 2628,28503 vacant or underused VA buildings within two years.
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Dry bulk ship owners will need to idle or demolish their ships to tide over excess capacity that has sent freight rate plunging, a maritime research analyst said Tuesday.
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Rest assured that if Landlord ultimately decides to demolish the building, you will be given adequate notice to ensure that you have time to make alternative arrangements for relocation.
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But in the mid-1990s, a county redevelopment authority decided to demolish the core of the old mill complex and to make the other buildings available to smaller companies.
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We looked at how a reversal of the policy would demolish the foundation upon which people like Jorge Garcia Alvarez and Evelyn Duron Guerra, above, built their life together.
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In 2015, the community groups finally reached a settlement that required the defendants to fix, sell, or demolish dozens of vacant properties around the city, including 1906 Boone Street.
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It's a deal a bipartisan chorus of critics say would demolish media diversity, resulting in Sinclair owning more than 230 local stations across 72 percent of the United States.
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That doesn't happen by magic; it's always the result of decades of organizing and struggle, and there are always reactionary forces eager to demolish any progress that gets made.
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Here's how you demolish your relatives' bad opinions: The fundamental divide in the typical family debate about Batman & Robin comes from whether you respect camp as an art form.
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Ultimately my wish that Nintendo demolish the walls of its garden amounts to nothing more than asking them to give away the keys to the castle, so to speak.
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Today's emergency is just the latest debacle in the decades-long effort to clean-up and demolish one of the last vestiges of America's mid-century nuclear weapons orgy.
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As managers of some of the era's most potent British rock bands, they stood at the forefront of sounds, sensibilities and styles that would demolish and remake pop culture.
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But when the cost estimators pulled out their calculators, they found it would take $300 million to demolish and replace the building, and $100 million less to reconstruct it.
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But Environmental Protection Agency administrator Scott Pruitt, who's come under fire for his coziness with the fossil fuel industry, has tried to demolish all three — and succeeded with two.
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As protesters were tear-gassed and stun-gunned outside of City Hall, for example, the legislators voted to demolish 4,500 public housing apartments, nearly all home to African-Americans.
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The bankruptcy filing raises the possibility that if Mohamed does not pay the estimated $5 million to demolish the mansion, local taxpayers would then have to foot the bill.
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Barefoot flower children groove on the grass to Canned Heat and Country Joe, but are left stunned as Hendrix and the Who demolish their instruments in front of them.
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That account would demolish the White House's already dubious claims that Trump's order to freeze the aid and his persistent desire to smear a domestic political rival were unrelated.
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Police dragged about 20 protesters on to a bus after they ignored a warning to disperse and began marching with banners and chanting "Demolish China's Invasion" and other slogans.
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This is a mess President Trump created, and Republicans are tiptoeing around him trying to fashion a temporary fix that he won't demolish with a tantrum or a tweet.
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The agency, Mr. Lieber said, had decided to demolish only 1 percent of the existing bench wall and to secure the rest with a substance called fiber reinforced polymer.
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One thing I learned from growing up in the Bronx and being a boss lady in construction, I demolish at the job site but I don't tear other people down!
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Earlier this year Moscow city authorities unveiled plans to demolish as many as 22010,220 buildings and move up to 2000m residents from ageing low-rise apartment blocks known as khrushchevki.
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The FBI took great pains to demolish the Black Panthers in the 60s and 70s because they thought their organizing could lead to the very civil unrest Alex Jones fears.
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"We need their voices in this fight, because they understand why it's so important to strengthen our health care system – not demolish it," Schriock said in a statement to Refinery29.
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But two judges had dissenting opinions to bruit, and so the court published them alongside the denial — though unfortunately for them Srinivasan used the same opportunity to demolish their arguments.
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Named for a murdered settler security chief, Gilad Zar, this outpost was established in 2002 and has resisted intermittent and sometimes violent efforts by the Israeli Army to demolish it.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - A plan to demolish and rebuild Sydney's Olympic stadium just 18 years after it hosted the Summer Games has been put on hold after a fierce public backlash.
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The residents of Weizhou were alarmed by news that the government was planning to demolish the mosque despite initially appearing to approve its construction, which was completed just last year.
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"These left-wing ideologues see our nation as a force of evil, they want to demolish our Constitution," Trump told the crowd in Greenville, North Carolina, to deep, supportive booing.
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Relations took a turn for the worse when Russia tried to demolish the international rules-based order with its illegal annexation of Crimea and its undeclared war in Eastern Ukraine.
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The Casey troika, for example, likened the prospect of overturning Roe to the court's decision a half-century earlier to demolish the legal architecture of racial segregation in Brown v.
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The dispute revolves around what to do with their late father's house at 38 Oxley Road - demolish it, or let the government decide whether to make it a heritage landmark.
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During that meeting, Holzer was the first to venture the possibility of using explosives against the synagogue, rather than poison, and demolish it, according to one of the undercover agents.
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They were part of a neighborhood of ramshackle, low-rise apartment buildings, portions of which officials and developers had wanted to demolish, according to a report in The Beijing News.
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Many Italians feel that Renzi, who came to power in 2014 vowing to "demolish" old political structures and breathe life into a moribund economy, has not delivered on his promises.
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This would put tens of thousands of U.S. citizens in Puerto Rico out of work and demolish our tax base right as we are trying to rebound from historic storms.
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Right-wing politicians in Israel have called for the government to demolish the homes of any convicted Palestinian "pyro-terrorists" and to strip any Arab-Israeli arsonists of their citizenship.
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"We are just waiting to see if they are going to come tonight and expel us and demolish the houses," said Feisal Abu Dahok, 45, a resident of the village.
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And he didn't just buy them — he's going to demolish the existing structures and replace them with smaller houses, The Mercury News reports citing an application filed to city planners.
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Between 1997 and 2006, the authoritarian regime in Azerbaijan worked systematically to demolish every trace of medieval Armenian Christianity in the region called Nakhichevan (formally called the Nakhchivan Autonomous Republic).
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The production of plutonium at Hanford ended in the 1980s, and in 1989, an agreement was struck between the DOE and the Environmental Protection Agency to totally demolish the site.
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And, over the past few months, Mr. Trump and the civilian leadership of the military have begun to demolish an honorable path to citizenship for immigrants in our armed services.
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He has created a Neighborhood Revitalization Fund to fix up homes and demolish dilapidated structures, and wants to use business tax incentives to help lift wages, not just create jobs.
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On the north side, he said, JetBlue has proposed to demolish Terminal 7 and build a $3 billion international terminal that would connect to the airline's hub in Terminal 5.
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He predicted that after Harvey, even more homeowners would decide to demolish their flooded homes and build from scratch, but higher, and that already elevated homes would increase in value.
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Also, Dominican artists organized a "vigil for democracy" in Times Square after elections in the island were suspended; Norway plans to demolish a building famous for Picasso murals, and more.
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Hoping that this know-nothing will cut their taxes and demolish essential social programs, they're allowing years — centuries — of knowledge, intelligence, protocol and common sense to be swept aside. Why?
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Beijing last year set a similar goal to demolish 40 million square meters of illegal structures, but there was no indication in this year's report whether the target was met.
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People involved in the debate over the Estoril say it is now unclear whether the government will demolish or just remodel the hotel, and whether it will preserve the mosaic.
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Op-Ed Contributor As the North Korean Army slashed its way down the Korean Peninsula in 1950, 15-man units inflitrated South Korean lines to ambush convoys and demolish bridges.
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France's President, François Hollande—citing humanitarian concerns, but also facing pressure from right-wing politicians—had vowed that the government would demolish the Jungle by the end of the year.
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The bodies of two victims are still trapped under rubble at the site, and Louisiana officials are working with developers to finalize plans to demolish the rest of the building.
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The knights quickly demolish the invaders, ride their horses onto the captured spaceship, and fiddle a few knobs until they figure out how to traverse space and fire futuristic weaponry.
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" At the January White House meeting, the President was informed "that a decision had been reached to demolish JEH and to rebuild a new FBI Headquarters at its current location.
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Runcie said that there are several factors that will determine whether the district is able to demolish the building and how it will pay for a memorial or replacement building.
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In the past six or seven years, the township has used $91 million in federal funds to buy and demolish more than 300 homes in flood plains, Mr. Vergano said.
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The hotel had been subject to fines and demolition orders since 1993, and the directive to demolish the hotel was approved by the mayor three days after the failed coup.
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Mr. Kushner acknowledged that he had abandoned plans to demolish the existing aluminum-clad office tower to make way for an 21.8-story, ultraluxury skyscraper designed by the architect Zaha Hadid.
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The state is using federal funds, specifically community development block grants designated for disaster relief, to build new homes, demolish the flood-damaged ones, and turn the old neighborhood into wetlands.
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Netanyahu said he would revoke work permits for members of Tarayra's family and has started the process of seeking approval to demolish Tarayra's home, a not uncommon practice by Israeli authorities.
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But if Prince was acting on the Trump's team behalf, it would demolish months' worth of denials from both him and the White House that he was doing any such thing.
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With Beijing's poorest still stewing over a decision to demolish swathes of the city's cheap housing, the risk is that this year's seasonal disputes will end up even tenser than usual.
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The building, like many homes in the area, had structural problems and had been marked for demolition several times, but city officials did not demolish it, Awobodu said at the time.
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He also would be in a position to demolish the federal workforce, block and repeal regulatory protections, and interfere with the work of watchdog agencies just trying to do their jobs.
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Owned by the town of Haverstraw, a few Letchworth structures were turned into a school some years back, but most are too far gone to rehab and too expensive to demolish.
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But the actions taken at the school site were even more extraordinary: The town decided to demolish an entire public-school campus, then carefully erase of every last piece of rubble.
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There have been stories investigating his time as mayor of South Bend, and deep dives into his decision to demolish hundreds of homes and to fire the city's black police chief.
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The regulations come amid a controversial campaign by Moscow authorities to demolish thousands of aging, low-rise Soviet apartments throughout the city, a move that has sparked protests in the capital.
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A judicial receiver, backed by the power of the court, could have sweeping authority to rip apart Nycha's existing contracts, get around procurement laws and demolish properties, according to housing experts.
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Unless the federal government is involved in financing or licensing the property, owners can legally demolish the sites, but they may be eligible for tax breaks and grants for preserving them.
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Commentators have pointed out a similar situation in Victoria, where campaigners are fighting a proposed highway upgrade that would demolish 800-year-old trees sacred to the Aboriginal Djab Wurrung people.
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Let's say you only have a couple million dollars to spend on a car, and you need one that can haul the kids to school and demolish everyone at the racetrack.
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"Starting from today, demolish what can be demolished, don't wait until tomorrow," Wang Xianyong, a district official in southern Beijing, said in a speech to officials that leaked onto the internet.
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His time as South Bend mayor included clashes with local black activists over his plan to demolish vacant homes as well as a June 2019 police shooting of a black man.
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Trump has empowered what's worst in Israel, and as long as he is president, it may be that Israel can kill Palestinians, demolish their homes and appropriate their land with impunity.
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"When you buy a house and move your family in it or demolish it to build a skyscraper, you cannot come back two years later and renegotiate the price," Zarif said.
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Here's what makes Hurricane Michael especially dangerous: It's the strongest hurricane to ever hit Florida's panhandle Michael crashed onto Florida's coast Wednesday with 155 mph winds -- strong enough to demolish houses.
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The new bar: Proudly announce that you have directed the Department of Defense to "develop a plan to demolish and destroy ISIS," as if that had never occurred to anyone before.
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Ackerman died in 2008 at age 92, and now, according to the activists and city documents, the current owner of the house plans to demolish it and build a parking lot.
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TIRANA (Reuters) - Albanian actors and activists rallied on Thursday to demand the government halt a project to demolish the National Theatre in Tirana, but the ruling Socialists pushed the plan through parliament.
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When officials tried to push back against rumors they were planning to end rescue efforts early to demolish damaged buildings, people like Adriana Mercado Rocha wouldn't trust anything but her own eyes.
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This month officials in the town of Weizhou abandoned plans to demolish a big mosque they said had been built illegally, after a large crowd of angry Huis mounted a vigil outside.
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A project backed by Sergei Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, to demolish thousands of ageing low-rise apartment blocks and resettle their residents, brought thousands to the streets in protest this summer.
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Republican Mitt Romney wanted to demolish his 3,100-square-foot home in La Jolla, California, before the 2012 election in order to build a 11,000-square-foot mansion with a car elevator.
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Though at first it seemed best to demolish the structure, Samaria Rice and her family ultimately "hope to elevate the gazebo into a symbol of the civil rights movement," Mills told CNN.
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The Palestine Liberation Organization accused the Israeli court of aiming "to set a precedent to enable the Israeli occupying forces to demolish numerous Palestinian buildings located in close proximity" to the barrier.
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The current owner is looking to sell the house and, due to its small size, it is likely new owners would demolish the house to build a larger one on the property.
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Joe's Auto Parks COO Kevin Litwin tells Noisey that "We literally had no plans" to demolish the building, and that the company applied for the permit to leave the demolition option open.
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Because of its landmark status, an extra layer of scrutiny would apply to any request by the cathedral for permission to demolish the building under an emergency declaration from the buildings agency.
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Yandex, whose shares are listed in New York and Moscow, said the proposed bill could "demolish a unique ecosystem of internet business in Russia where local players successfully compete with global companies".
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A blunt and forceful man who spent much of his life as a union organizer, he would like to demolish much of the remaining downtown and offer the land for new development.
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President Donald Trump threatened to demolish Turkey's economy on Monday if it engages in actions that are "off-limits" during an anticipated military offensive against US-allied Kurdish fighters in northern Syria.
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Increasingly, however, actions and rhetoric are employed not in service of ultimately reaching resolution to a national problem, but rather to entrench all-or-nothing propositions and politically demolish the other side.
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And on Central Park South, the developer Steven Witkoff recently mothballed his plan to convert the Park Lane hotel to condominiums or demolish the building so he can build a luxury tower.
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Actually, the big sporting news here this week was that they tried to demolish the Silverdome, the stadium where the Lions and Pistons used to play and where Wrestemania III was held.
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Read more: See how smoggy downtown Los Angeles was the day before Trump was expected to demolish California's attempts to tackle auto emissionsOn Thursday, a judge blocked a tax-return ballot law
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And the Scajaquada Corridor redesign could serve as a model for how to approach other highway tear-downs, including the plan to demolish the Robert Moses-built Sheridan Expressway in the Bronx.
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On an apparently eternal quest to demolish every boundary within fashion photography, the legendary image maker and SHOWstudio founder Nick Knight isn't shy when it comes to the unexpected and downright unconventional.
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"We are the only Indonesian city where SMEs don't require a permit, which helps demolish corruption," Kamil said, adding that 60,000 new SMEs were born within three months of enforcing the policy.
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You could hear the champagne popping from coast to coast, along with the joyful cries that maybe Hollywood would finally realize it's time to demolish the glass border crossing for women directors.
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"Secretary Azar is escalating the Republican war on health care and its effort to demolish Medicaid from the inside out," said Brad Woodhouse, campaign director of the advocacy group Protect Our Care.
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Then, in 2014, a government campaign to demolish "illegal" churches and tear down the crosses that adorned them sparked an outcry from the Christian community and sowed mistrust of authorities among believers.
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But by outlining some of the tools with which racism perpetuates itself, Get Out also suggests that we can all use our newfound awareness to demolish that system and build something better.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un issued a stark warning to the U.S. and South Korea, promising to unleash a "nuclear-tipped missile" to "demolish" any country that attacks the secretive kingdom.
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Turkish environmentalists were part of protests in 2013 over a project to demolish Istanbul's Gezi Park, which grew into nationwide anti-government unrest that prompted a violent security crackdown and hundreds of arrests.
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U.S. Customs and Border Patrol contractors said work has started to demolish a mountain that's part of the Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, which borders Southern Arizona and the Mexican state of Sonora.
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President Barack Obama's signature healthcare law is funded by a range of taxes on businesses, individuals and investments that Republicans have long sought to eliminate as part of their drive to demolish Obamacare.
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"They're planning to demolish another two-thirds of the camp, including key communal centers: a youth center, a women and children center, a theater, a mosque, a church," Law protested, reports Sky News.
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They and five other Hindu leaders -- two of whom are now dead -- are accused of taking part in a 1990 criminal conspiracy to demolish the Babri Masjid in the northern town of Ayodhya.
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The Nebraska Cornhuskers finally earned their first win of the Fred Hoiberg-era, using a monster first half to demolish the South Dakota State Jackrabbits, 90-73, on Friday night in Lincoln, Neb.
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President Donald Trump threatened to demolish the Turkish economy on Monday if it engages in actions that are "off-limits" during an anticipated military offensive against US-allied Kurdish fighters in northern Syria.
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After the city's court battle with Mr. Trump over Trump Tower, the City Council had passed legislation dictating that 421-a benefits no longer be used to demolish usable buildings at public expense.
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In the article, McConnell also called for a punishment that could demolish Hong Kong's status as a global financial hub and a cash cow for Beijing, but experts call it a dangerous gambit.
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There are two variants of hypersonic weapons, which can both be equipped with conventional or nuclear warheads and can also demolish their targets through sheer speed and force of impact, or kinetic energy.
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"For all those buildings that will be found to be defective, the owners will be required to demolish them," Land, Housing and Urban Development Minister Jacob Kaimenyi said in a May 5 statement.
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In 2015, Zipporah Lisle-Mainwaring wanted to demolish her London home, but when her neighbors objected to the plan, she decided to paint it with candy cane stripes instead, according to The Guardian.
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Late last year ten US senators -- nine Democrats plus Bernie Sanders -- wrote to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu urging him to stop plans to demolish Khan al-Ahmar and another Palestinian village, Susiya.
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To the outrage of preservationists, architects and politicians, the Norwegian government has decided to follow through on plans to demolish Y-Block and relocate "The Fishermen" and another of Picasso and Nesjar's murals.
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Kline urged Widodo to issue a message to the "police that efforts to address the complex problems of drugs and criminality require the security forces to respect everyone's basic rights, not demolish them."
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"We're trying to deprive the criminal element of their ability to exploit these buildings," Mr. Owens said during a ceremony to demolish a former stash house across the street from an elementary school.
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In 2016, Charles and Jared Kushner pitched a new deal to investors in the United States and abroad: They would demolish the building and erect a $7.5 billion luxury supertower in its place.
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Nazi leader Adolf Hitler wanted to demolish the landmarks of Paris as World War II neared an end — a fate that was only avoided because his soldiers refused to carry out the orders.
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Our aim is to show through peaceful means how the iron resolve of Chinese people who want democracy will in the end demolish an undemocratic order that maintains itself with bayonets and lies.
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CALAIS, France (Reuters) - A French judge on Thursday upheld a government plan to partially demolish a shanty town near the port of Calais for migrants trying to reach Britain, an official spokesman said.
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A state law gives landlords the right to remove tenants from rent-stabilized apartments if they plan to demolish a building and erect a new one, showing proof of financing to do so.
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TEENAGER PACES CITY Manchester City remained in the hunt for a record trophy quadruple as three goals from the teenager Kelechi Iheanacho helped it demolish host Aston Villa, 23-53, in the F.A. Cup.
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Because the moratorium was enacted just as Mr. Ben-Simon was filing to demolish the 6,300-square-foot 40 Ocean and subdivide the lot, he contends that it was created specifically to block him.
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Kim on Thursday made good on his promise to demolish North Korea&aposs nuclear test site, which was formally closed in a series of huge explosions as a group of foreign journalists looked on.
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Late last month, someone obliterated President Trump's star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame with a pickax, becoming the second person to demolish it, and just one of countless others who have vandalized it.
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But doing this could "demolish" the discretionary spending that needs to go to the university system, courts, parks and other social services, points out David Crane of Govern for California, a non-partisan group.
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The CDM said it was leaning towards urging people to take part in the referendum on the amendments but to reject changes that would "demolish any possibility of establishing a civil, democratic, modern state".
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For their latest slow motion video, Gav and Dan (the YouTube duo who make up The Slow Mo Guys) build an impressively detailed Lego city only to demolish their creation with a toy plane.
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Copenhagen residents used crowbars, power tools, and a bulldozer to demolish an infamous open-air drug market known as "Pusher Street" on Friday following a shooting that injured two police officers and a bystander.
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These results also demolish Trump's argument for not releasing his tax returns: If there's nothing to hide—if all of the returns look like the 2005 return—then why not release more of them?
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In the face of a plan to demolish the homes and replace them with luxury villas, Lifta is the setting in this documentary for a reconsideration of the Holocaust and the Nakba (Palestinian exile).
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Many others are pushed out when landlords — eager to raise rents or demolish buildings to make way for pricey new developments — illegally withhold basic services like heat and hot water, or offer paltry buyouts.
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Even before the Amazon sweepstakes started, Mr. Korman's company planned to demolish the brick stadium to make way for a 2.3 million-square-foot mix of residential and commercial buildings, retail and green space.
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JPMorgan Chase announced on Wednesday that it will demolish its headquarters on Park Avenue between 47th and 2500th Streets and build a new 213-story world headquarters on the site for its 257,26.5 employees.
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That is why architectural historians were dumbstruck last week when Chase announced plans to demolish the 52-story glass-curtain-wall skyscraper, which opened in 1961, and replace it with an even bigger structure.
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INTERNATIONAL The Dublin Journal article on Tuesday about a proposal to demolish the Gloucester Street laundry, one of Ireland's infamous Magdalene Laundries, referred incorrectly to the attention given to the women in the institutions.
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - LyondellBasell Industries is in the second year of a five-year program to demolish permanently idled units at its 263,776 barrel-per-day (bpd) Houston refinery, said sources familiar with plant operations.
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In the unusual THE ALLURE OF BATTLE: A History of How Wars Have Been Won and Lost (Oxford University, $34.95), Cathal J. Nolan seeks to demolish how historians view war — and succeeds surprisingly well.
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Mr. Trump said he had asked for a plan "to demolish and destroy" ISIS, and on Monday the Pentagon presented him with new options, including deploying a few hundred more troops in both countries.
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Embracing the actors' five-month-long protest, opposition Democratic Party leader Lulzim Basha said the attempt to demolish the old theater showed "Rama's greed for money by grabbing public land to get his own cut".
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Tuesday's report is the second independent study to demolish the so-called "historical truth" of what happened to the students that was laid out by the then Attorney General Jesús Murillo Karam in November 2014.
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We must help localities repair and revive their infrastructure, through a huge infrastructure bill that includes money to demolish or repurpose dying and derelict malls that are currently becoming drivers of crime and urban blight.
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Political world mourns Nancy Reagan The simple, elegant gravesite faces west, a short walk from a large piece of the Berlin Wall her "Ronnie" ordered torn down, as his policies help demolish the Iron Curtain.
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Renzi took over as premier in 2014 pledging to demolish old political structures, but he has come to be seen as an ally of big business and his party has been hit by corruption scandals.
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"People may demolish the menstrual huts, but then they will send the girls to some dark unused corners of the house during their menstrual period ... which would be difficult for authorities to monitor," he argued.
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Some residents never wanted to sign up for the plan, which would demolish their homes, said Engin Akguzel, the son of Ms. Akguzel who is a driver and a spokesman for the group of protesters.
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Mr. O'Rourke, taking the stage for the most important and most widely watched debate of his political life, seemed primed not to demolish his opponent but rather win over the audience in Dallas and beyond.
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Religious leaders, refugee rights campaign groups and opposition parties have accused the government of dragging its heels on helping to move unaccompanied children out of the camp, which France has said it will soon demolish.
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After decades of indecision and delay, the Austrian government is moving to seize and either demolish or drastically remodel the house where Hitler was born, so that it never becomes a shrine for neo-Nazis.
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Weeks after the government announced plans to demolish the slums last year, bulldozers escorted by police arrived after midnight and destroyed dwellings, forcing residents to flee into their canoes and leaving an estimated 30,000 without shelter.
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It does little good for the United States to threaten fire and brimstone on North Korea, or to utterly demolish the economy of Iran if President Donald Trump does not truly understand the long-range consequences.
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And after years of pushing for a safety net that works through the tax code, in order to keep more social democratic reforms at bay, Republicans now reveal their willingness to demolish even those modest protections.
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If a Sears store near you has already closed or is in the process of closing, it's likely the owner of that property will opt to demolish it rather than find someone to fill the space.
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" Proposed end to homeowner tax credit prompts uproar - WaPo: "The National Association of Home Builders know how to demolish things, and on Saturday they decided to take on a new project — the House Republican tax bill.
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It won the 2007 Pulitzer Prize for breaking news photography, and showed a lone Jewish woman defying heavily armed Israeli security forces as they attempted to demolish the homes of illegal settlers in the West Bank.
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And, when a station came to the end of its useful life, it could be towed to a specialist facility to be dismantled safely, rather than requiring yet another lot of civil engineers to demolish it.
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But beyond the glass and steel skyline, much of the effort to revive the 140-square-mile city is centered on a massive effort to rehab or demolish tens of thousands of abandoned and dilapidated houses.
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Mississippi scored on its first nine possessions, with quarterback Jordan Ta'amu responsible for five of the seven first-half touchdowns, and the Rebels went on to demolish Louisiana-Monroe 70-21 on Saturday at Oxford, Miss.
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Under increasing scrutiny from Congress, the UMTA offered a compromise: if WVU wasn't happy after another round of testing, the government would pay to demolish it, scuttling the system before it took a single paying passenger.
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Police said the violence sparked a riot in the village of Umm al-Hiran, where an operation was underway to demolish Bedouin dwellings deemed by a court as having been built illegally on state-owned land.
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She and her classmates -- 64 children from the first to the fourth grade -- had only been back in class for three days when Israeli forces arrived to demolish the school, which Israel says was built illegally.
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"But there is absolutely no evidence that the Germans intended to demolish a dam to bring about Krakow's destruction," Mark Kramer, a Soviet specialist and a Cold War historian at Harvard, said in a phone interview.
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In 2015, Hudson's City Council voted to demolish almost all of the shacks, but before the razing began, the New York State Historic Preservation Office declared the site eligible for the National Register of Historic Places.
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A 1631 painted screen by Tawaraya Sotatsu, which sets delicate trees and an ox cart against an intensely stylized green hill, will demolish any convictions you might have had about the difference between abstraction and figuration.
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"The owner needs to finish the demolition of this house quickly or else the city will demolish it for him and send him the bill," Craig Fahle, Detroit Land Bank Authority's director of public affairs said.
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"I was in the area that was to be knocked down, and I saw a beautiful small church and started wondering how it was possible to demolish such a jewel," he told The Guardian in 19893.
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"Leebaert's emphasis is necessary to demolish the common notion that after 1945 a 'bankrupt' Britain and its empire faded from the scene, leaving the United States to become 'the world's policeman,'" our reviewer, Harold Evans, writes.
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That's because federal statutes mandate that any city conducting buyouts for disaster relief with FEMA money have to demolish the properties they acquire, with the land they sit on used as open public space in perpetuity.
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The project to make Saudi Arabia a politically rather than religiously defined state is likely to demolish the century-old vision of an Islamic geography, which has always been premised upon Arabia constituting its depoliticized center.
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From helping big tobacco downplay smoking cancer risks to helping big telecom demolish popular consumer protections like net neutrality, Heartland can routinely be found peeing in the public discourse pool on behalf of its corporate donors.
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We must push both houses of Congress to keep clinics open and protect Planned Parenthood from becoming the piñata of the extremist movement that would demolish abortion access with a few heavy and well-timed blows.
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"From the very first minute Brett Kavanaugh was nominated, radical Democrats were on a mission to resist, delay, demolish and destroy -- they wanted to destroy that man," Trump said at a rally in Iowa Tuesday night.
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However, in a Tuesday ruling in bankruptcy court ... a judge found 901 Strada had filed to go belly up for the "sole purpose of preventing the enforcement of the state court order" to demolish the mansion.
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Then, the following year, she bought a 1950s ranch house on a double lot just down the street for $415,000, with plans to demolish it, subdivide the lot and build a replacement with Mr. Hoertdoerfer's help.
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Demolish, with its connotations of a thunderous explosion, is what happened to the old Kosciuszko Bridge in New York City when its steel ramps went down in puffs of gray smoke in a carefully controlled detonation.
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"My hope was that if I can run this race and run it well that it would change the way people thought about women and it would totally demolish all of the social stereotypes," Gibb said.
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Facebook has not yet applied for building permits, but a project schedule sent to the city shows that the company hopes to demolish existing buildings on the allotted land as soon as May, according to the report.
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It makes sense that the check size is bigger for customers who order a grilled hot dog: They need at least one side to feel satisfied after a hot dog you can demolish in under eight bites.
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Donald Trump's campaign promises and blustery, post-election proclamations can be summed up thusly: Trump wants to demolish the D.C. political establishment and create "bigly" things that are the best and greatest (on some imaginary Trump scale).
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Conservatives tried to demolish protections against discrimination like affirmative action, but with the notable exceptions of mass incarceration and bans on gay marriage, the state itself was not really the chief agent of oppression against American minorities.
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Workers in orange vests and hard hats dug up pipes and smashed down walls with sledge hammers, part of efforts to widen a slender spine road and demolish illegal buildings that capitalized on decades of lax regulation.
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"There are over 1,000 distressed other buildings... in Lagos, which, if nothing is done to demolish them, they will still collapse, resulting to more calamities in the state," said Kunle Awobodu of the Building Collapse Prevention Guild.
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The workers in 1980 received as little as $4 per hour, and worked 12-hour shifts without gloves, hard hats or masks to demolish the Bonwit Teller building on Fifth Avenue, The New York Times reported Monday.
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The authorities in Moscow intend to re-house over 1 million citizens living in decrepit Soviet-era apartments, which they plan to demolish, in new high-rise blocks of flats as part of a 15-year programme.
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LILLE, France (Reuters) - A French judge deferred a ruling on Tuesday on a government plan to partially demolish a shantytown outside Calais for migrants trying to reach Britain, in response to an appeal by activists and residents.
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I don't know if it was the realization that I wasn't a terrible feminist, but an "equality" feminist, or pure adrenaline, but I was soon on track to demolish my previous half-marathon PR of 1:59.
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When he met with President Moon Jae-in of South Korea in Pyongyang last month, Mr. Kim also offered to demolish key missile development facilities, including a missile engine test site, and invite outside experts to watch.
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The canal will demolish two basins that provide nearly a third of Istanbul's fresh water and will increase the salinity of underground water streams, affecting agricultural land as far away as the neighboring Thrace region, TMMOB said.
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The state government then threatened to demolish the building to increase the size of the Maracaña parking lot; after much resistance, it was announced the Reference Center for the Culture of Indigenous People would be established there.
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When Black Panther overperforms not just at home but abroad as well, it starts to demolish the notion that just because a movie stars black people, it's a "niche" film that won't be welcomed by international audiences.
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Nonetheless, he handily won the first round of voting, in part by positioning himself as the wrecking ball willing to demolish the political establishment Brazilians were so furious with after years of corruption scandals and economic turmoil.
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" The Rechlers' original plan was to demolish the Canoe Place Inn and build 70 high-end units in its place, but it ran into strong community opposition and sparked what Ms. Berntson called a "nasty, nasty fight.
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That's notable because as we've reported ... a judge says Mohamed's gotta demolish the 30,000-square-foot crib because it's unsafe for a myriad of reasons and the property is a "clear and present" danger to Hadid's neighbors.
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The first thing he did was to demolish the city's seedy Scollay Square enclave and replace it with the monumental Government Center, consisting of city, state and federal office buildings and retail space to go with them.
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Politicians fall over themselves to reject a Palestinian state, vow to expel tens of thousands of African migrants, demolish a Bedouin village near Jerusalem that was deemed illegal, and boast of harsher measures against Hamas in Gaza.
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It is one thing to promote a basic government administered health insurance to reach the have nots; it is quite another to demolish all private insurance to paste up a prefabricated government one-size-fits-all product.
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Workers in orange vests and hard hats dug up pipes and smashed down walls with sledge hammers, part of efforts to widen a slender spine road and demolish illegal buildings that capitalised on decades of lax regulation.
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Trump's move also emboldens the most fanatical religious elements in Israeli society, who actively campaign to demolish Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem and replace them with a Jewish temple — a prospect sure to trigger outright religious warfare.
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Defense Secretary Jim Mattis has presented the White House with his recommendations on how to step up the military campaign against ISIS, which President Trump vowed to "demolish and destroy" in his address to Congress on Tuesday.
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Yet Mr. Trump still commands loyalty from about 85 percent of Republican voters, and many of them have spent seven years energetically supporting candidates who promised to demolish the health law, President Barack Obama's central legislative accomplishment.
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Because the Nook Miles ticket islands are essentially disposable—you're not going to face any repercussions from destroying all the rocks and cutting down all the trees—I would just go to these islands and demolish them.
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Previously, in addition to blowing up early Islamic burial chambers last June, members of ISIS drove bulldozers through Mar Elian, an ancient catholic monastery, and used explosives to demolish the nearly 2,000-year-old Temple of Baalshamin.
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As promised, I directed the Department of Defense to develop a plan to demolish and destroy ISIS -- a network of lawless savages that have slaughtered Muslims and Christians, and men, women, and children of all faiths and beliefs.
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MEXICO CITY — A horrifying rumor that Mexico's government was about to demolish the remnants of a school with children still alive inside spread quickly, and Marianna Lainez had to see for herself if it was true or not.
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India's Supreme Court, which has previously offered opinions about the ownership of the Taj and who can pray there, has now ordered the government of Uttar Pradesh to "shut down the Taj or demolish it or...restore it".
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If it became a new kind of naturally occurring phenomenon, it might end up feeling like a tsunami or hurricane, sweeping in off the sea to demolish some lives and leave others grateful for what they still have.
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As an initial step, the neighbors agreed to demolish 11 guard posts within 1 km (0.6 mile) of each side of the border and withdraw equipment and personnel stationed there by the end of November, the ministry said.
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Democrats rightly won't cooperate with attempts to demolish their legacy, while everything we know about Trump—and about the empty promises Republicans made to their voters over the years—suggests the GOP will be loath to empower Democrats.
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But despite all their hard work, the community has been forced to mount a court challenge to stop construction of a road planned to cut through the area and demolish the school - and this community is not alone.
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In 2016, Chinese company Wealthy Delight agreed to a deal with the Village of El Portal, a community slightly north of Little Haiti, to buy the Little Farm trailer park on the condition that they demolish the park.
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The reason for its inclusion is a plan to demolish the long-closed Union Hotel and several other old buildings and replace them with larger and taller structures, including a new hotel designed to recall the old one.
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Developers have their eye on at least four other well-known buildings in the district that they could demolish and then employ air rights to make way for new skyscrapers, according to real estate developers and city officials.
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HUD could have also placed the agency under the control of a court-appointed receiver, typically an individual or entity, that would have had the sweeping authority to demolish buildings, fire employees and rip apart Nycha's existing contracts.
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"I got a call from one of the neighbors saying that the new owners tried to demolish the Futuro by dropping a wrecking ball on it, busting out one of the windows and cracking the top," said Donaldson.
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As promised, I directed the Department of Defense to develop a plan to demolish and destroy ISIS — a network of lawless savages that have slaughtered Muslims and Christians, and men, women, and children of all faiths and beliefs.
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As New York prepares to demolish the current Penn Station — one of the world's most-despised transit hubs — the artist's murals will remind straphangers of a bygone America that once engineered its infrastructure for ease, aesthetics, and scale.
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According to a recent press release from the church, there are currently no plans to demolish any of the First Baptist Church's buildings and any major changes to the grounds will be decided on by members of the church.
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On China's popular microblog site Weibo, many users expressed their support for the local government's decision to demolish the mosque, emphasizing that illegal buildings should be demolished according to law, even if the government has to face fierce opposition.
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Beijing authorities announced plans to demolish 15 square miles of "illegal structures" on Wednesday, continuing a push that began after a deadly November fire and has seen swathes of the city inhabited primarily by migrant workers leveled, reports Reuters.
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In "Art of the Deal," the businessman-turned-politician's 1987 book, Trump writes that the Metropolitan Museum of Art asked him if he would donate the sculptures in 1979, shortly before he was about to demolish the Bonwit building.
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Sure enough, there are metaphors aplenty, and they are wielded with the heaviness of the sledgehammer Davis uses, first at a construction site and later at his picture-perfect suburban home, to demolish the remains of his former life.
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Those proposals were meant to strengthen the euro area, place the EU and the monetary union's decision making in the space of legitimate democracy to demolish the political terrain currently occupied by euroskeptic right- and left-wing political parties.
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"It is clear that the aim (of Erdogan)... is to demolish this democracy alliance that the CHP has formed... and to weaken the relationship that it has formed with Kurdish voters," said Sezgin Tanrikulu, who opposes the Syria operation.
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In 1980, a contractor hired by Mr. Trump to demolish the Bonwit Teller building in New York and make way for Trump Tower used undocumented Polish immigrants who reportedly worked round-the-clock and even slept at the site.
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While Trump is reportedly obsessed with Barack Obama and consumed with the desire to demolish everything his predecessor built, he's eased off almost every time—presumably because he knows the political consequences of such reckless sabotage would be severe.
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If you want to merely get by you can go step by step, but players who want to demolish every leaderscore will need to come up with entire command chains, sequences created by separating each function with a semicolon.
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MILAN — Stephen K. Bannon leaned back in an armchair opposite a copy of a painting by an Italian old master and explained his modest efforts to build a vast network of European populists to demolish the Continent's political establishment.
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She and Mr. Kougemitros had spoken for years about redeveloping their land, so when an opportunity to combine her property with the new Frontier rental arose, she agreed to demolish the brownstones for a majority stake in the project.
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NEW YORK, June 21 (Reuters) - General Electric Co said on Friday it plans to demolish a large power plant it owns in California after only one-third of its useful life because the plant is no longer economically viable.
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But before he could build a glassy condominium tower on what he considered to be a "Tiffany" of locations, Fifth Avenue and 2000th Street, Mr. Trump had to demolish a venerable department store, the 0003-story Bonwit Teller building.
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Preservationists have also been galvanized by plans by Toll Brothers City Living to demolish five buildings on Jewelers Row, a historic downtown hub for artisans and retailers of diamonds and other gems, to make way for a condominium tower.
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WASHINGTON — Congressional lawmakers said on Friday that the collapse of Republican efforts to demolish the Affordable Care Act had created an opening for bipartisan work to shore up health insurance markets and protect consumers against sharp increases in premiums.
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The case of Amona has also stretched the country's democratic system, with right-wing politicians pushing to flout the 2014 Israeli Supreme Court order to demolish the outpost, and advancing contentious legislation in an effort to reverse the judgment.
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As its Christmas gift to America, President Donald Trump's reelection campaign created a "Snowflake Victory" website that provides honest God-fearing Americans with the arguments they need to demolish any young leftist relatives they may encounter over the holidays.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York developer and a partner plan to demolish the Grand Hyatt New York, the hotel that launched U.S. President Donald Trump's real estate career in Manhattan decades ago, the two companies said on Thursday.
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Its reconstruction helped inspire Mr. Modi's mentors in the Hindu nationalist movement to demolish the medieval Babri mosque in Ayodhya and eventually replace it with a grand temple for Rama, whose birthplace they believe the mosque was built upon.
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A Sichuan official, Yeshe Dawa, told the official China Daily that the plan was not to "demolish" the monastery but to "improve the messy surroundings" so as to turn it into a "formal Buddhist academy," the paper said on Tuesday.
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On Saturday, Bass shared that he was "heartbroken" because he believed he had placed the winning bid on the home but was bought-out by a large corporation after rumors swirled that developers wanted to buy and demolish the house.
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For now, both Oceti and Sacred Stone remain, even though over the weekend the tribe's bulldozers were joined by Army Corps bulldozers, sent in to demolish Oceti—and despite a particularly brutal clash with police a couple of weeks ago.
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Trump faces challenges to his military ambitions, in part because he has promised to "demolish and destroy ISIS," as he mentioned on Tuesday night, in connection to the plan he has solicited from his generals to combat the terror group.
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Billionaire Facebook (FB) chief Mark Zuckerberg has bought up four neighboring homes, at the cost of $30 million, just so that he can demolish them, in a move to prevent prying eyes from peeking into his $7 million Palo Alto residence.
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The best of Mr Trump's supporters hope that, by letting a wrecking ball loose to demolish the slums and tenements of Washington politics, public life can be rebuilt—so that it represents real people, rather than elites and interest groups.
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Find the people hurt by Trump's attempts to exploit eminent domain: The widow whose boarding house he wanted to demolish to make room for a limo parking lot, the small businessmen whose livelihoods he wanted to redevelop out of existence.
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The Smell's impending demolition has been reported as a means to make way for a parking lot or structure as its Skid Row-adjacent locale continues to thrive, though its landowners told Noisey they have no plans to demolish building.
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Watch the video as the rhinos try to snag some tasty alfalfa and demolish the colorful structure in the process — except for Kipenzi, the youngest of the bunch, who was a bit unsure at first and stayed close to his mom.
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There was much talk in Rio about who is going to fill the void once he retires next year and South Africa's Wayde van Niekerk made an early case with a stunning 400m victory to demolish Michael Johnson's 1999 world record.
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In fact, several strategists believe a Trump presidency might not bring about radical change, despite the New York businessman's pledge to revamp long-established trade deals, slash taxes for businesses and individuals and demolish the government-run health-care program.
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Conversely, a Republican party that can explain common sense improvements that will empower Americans to have longer lives, better health, greater convenience, more choices, and lower costs in health care is a party that can easily demolish the left's arguments.
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And when I was told that I could be a part of this and that they were going to really let us demolish things and then rebuild them, I was like, 'Oh my gosh' -- the chance of a lifetime, really.
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President Trump's proposed budget, which cuts financial aid to Tunisia, not only represents a stark departure from the president's plan to "demolish and destroy" the so-called Islamic State (ISIS), but could have dangerous consequences for Americans and our allies.
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SUR BAHER, West Bank (Reuters) - Israeli plans to demolish Palestinian homes near a military barrier on the outskirts of Jerusalem have drawn international criticism, amid Palestinian fears that a precedent would be set for other buildings along the barrier route.
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CAIRO (Reuters) - At least one person has been killed and dozens injured in clashes between police and residents of a Nile island in Cairo, when security forces attempted to demolish illegal buildings, the ministry of Interior said in a statement.
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The city, after allowing its public housing stock to endure years of neglect and underfunding, is considering a contentious plan to demolish two buildings at the Fulton Houses and replace them with three mixed-income developments run by private landlords.
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The more parades you run, the more money you make; in turn, you can demolish the "old and decrepit" buildings, replacing them with modern art museums, neon clubs, organic markets, spa centers, and other stereotypical vestiges of the bourgie gay's lifestyle.
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Chu, 39, who rose to fame as an environmental campaigner when he fought plans to demolish the iconic Star Ferry pier in 2006, has been under round-the-clock police protection since he began receiving death threats soon after his election.
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At the same time, developers are ponying up record prices in hotly contested land sales and this year, en bloc deals – where a developer buys an existing building with plans to demolish and redevelop – have already exceeded 2016's level.
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For me, it's the only thing that works to demolish the worst of 'em — and it's also far from the kind of formula that would be marketed as "so gentle, you could use it on a baby," or something like that.
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So instead of having a vacant piece of property, we are converting blight into functional blue infrastructure that reduces our reliance on the grid, mitigates stormwater runoff, and we're doing it for less money than the city pays to demolish property.
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I was also a virgin, although that was hardly relevant because the notion that anything sexual might occur in my current surroundings was as remote to me as the idea of an asteroid's materializing that night to demolish the Earth.
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But Biden quickly overtook the progressive firebrand when he won the South Carolina primary and went on to demolish Sanders and the rest of the Democratic field in 10 out of the 14 states that voted last week on Super Tuesday.
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If he attempts to demolish Sanders on stage and spends money now to diminish the Vermont senator in a TV ad blitz heading into Super Tuesday, he could be playing into Trump's hand in the general election by highlighting his weaknesses.
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The government could keep the entire property as a national monument for conservation, it could retain only the room with most historical significance (the dining room) and demolish the rest, or it could knock down the property and redevelop the site.
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"There are over 1,000 distressed other buildings of this nature in Lagos, which, if nothing is done to demolish them, they will still collapse, resulting to more calamities in the state," said Kunle Awobodu of the Building Collapse Prevention Guild.
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The group says it would demolish two basins that provide nearly a third of the city's fresh water; increase the salinity of underground streams, harming agricultural land as well to the west; and raise oxygen levels in the Black Sea.
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Democrats have "serious concerns" about the move on the FBI plan to "replace it with a more costly plan to keep the current location, demolish the existing building, and construct a new facility on the same site," the letter states.
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Police went in hours after Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha used a security measure that critics dub "the dictator's law" to give forces a free hand to arrest, search, demolish or do anything else they see fit to apprehend Phra Dhammachayo.
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A little under three years ago, a contractor named Christian Szilagy bought the property and presented the city with a proposal to demolish the house and replace it with three skinny and rectangular homes that would extend through the lot.
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Watching anything for 40 hours straight will demolish your soul and leave you a crumbling, broken husk, as if you're living out a protracted version of the end of Infinity War but without the merciful speed of a single snap.
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The Austrian authorities grappled for years with the conundrum that the house presented: Demolish it, and be accused of erasing the country's troubled history; or maintain it, and risk having the property continue to draw far-right extremists from across Europe.
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Before long, the neighbors came up with a plan: The two couples would split the $520,000 cost of the lot and either transform the existing structure into a two-family home or demolish it to make way for two separate houses.
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Trump sought the dismantlement of all of the North's nuclear installations, including shipping weapons and material to the United States, while Kim Jong Un offered to demolish its main Yongbyon nuclear complex, situated about 100 km (60 miles) north of Pyongyang.
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The European Union and the United Nations have urged Israel to abandon the plan to demolish Khan al-Ahmar and relocate its 180 residents to an area about 12 km (seven miles) away next to a landfill in the West Bank.
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