The Crimson Tide rolled up 496 rushing yards in the demolishment of Vanderbilt. 3.
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He was charged with ordering the demolishment of nine mausoleums and the 15th-century Sidi Yahia mosque.
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I'll present Kavanaugh's arguments in good faith, since they were offered that way, and then summarize their point-by-point demolishment by Srinivasan, the FCC or common sense.
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" Setzer added that Warren's "demolishment of Bloomberg was so complete, we may have set ourselves up for the nightmare scenario: Sanders grabs Democratic nomination and an embarrassed, bitter Bloomberg instead runs third party.
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After its demolishment by French Revolutionary troops in 1794 the castle became uninhabitable and was nearly fully demolished after 1845.
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It reopened to the public in 1994 until it closed for renovations on 6 June, 2016. Under demolishment as of July 2020, it is not clear if and when the park will ever reopen resembling its original form.
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Union of European Football Associations, Swedish Football Association. p. 2. Retrieved 23 September 2014. and the 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup Final; it was also the home base of AIK's matches, until demolishment plans began in 2012. For the final, Råsunda had a capacity of generally 35,000.
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The city government in 1995 applied for a permit to redevelop the area, including removal of the above-ground Vrouwekerk remains. This proposal led to protests from the United States, where the church was considered to have important historical significance. A number of organizations in the U.S., including the Roosevelt Institute, Mayflower Society and New York City's historical society, expressed their opposition to the planned demolishment. The Leiden American Pilgrim Museum took the city government to court in an attempt to stop the demolishment." Ruïne Vrouwekerk Leiden belangrijk voor Amerika", Trouw, 16 September 1999 (Dutch) In 2001, the Leiden city council decided to fund the creation of a Leiden American Pilgrim Museum.
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The Monnikenburenmolen or Nijhuizumermolen is a drainage mill in Nijhuizum, Friesland, Netherlands. It was restored in 2008 after it was only just saved from demolishment in 1994. It is a hollow post windmill of a type called "spinnenkop" by the Dutch. The mill is listed as a Rijksmonument, number 527646.
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Founded by Mary J. Paradise, Preservation Pittsburgh's origins lay in efforts to stop the Syria Mosque Concert Hall's demolishment in 1991. The organization emerged out of the public protest campaign titled "Save the Syria Mosque Organization.""Guide to the Preservation Pittsburgh Records, 1985-2005." Preservation Pittsburgh Records, ULS Digital Collections, University of Pittsburgh.
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The rebuilding of Haslum resulted in the demolishment of several houses, while Avløs Station was moved somewhat westwards. The final stage was officially reopened on 12 October 2014. Valler and Gjettum was merged and the new Gjettum Station replaced them. The project also included a full upgrade of Avløs Depot, completed in August 2015.
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In 2014 the city council approved the demolishment of the old porcelain factory which followed a year later. This old manufacturing facility dominated the skyline of Waldershof for more than a century. Meanwhile bicycle manufacture CUBE extended its headquarters in the town of Waldershof, where it also decided to build its logistic center. It is located near the former porcelain facility.
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On 30 October 2007, Uthayakumar and other HINDRAF lawyers – M. Manoharan, P. Waytha Moorthy and V. Ganapathi Rao were arrested at 11:00 p. m. and detained until 8:00 a. m. the following morning for taking part in a demonstration against the demolishment of a Hindu Shrine in Kuala Lumpur."RM85 Million Suit by 4 Lawyers For wrongful arrest & detention" .
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The North station building was opened on December 10 with the opening of Hangzhou–Changsha HSR. The comprehensive upgrading construction for the south station building was initiated after the opening of the high-speed rail. The first step of the reconstruction, the demolishment of Jinfa Tower which was located beside the south station building, was started on December 22. The upgrade project planned to reconstruct the south station building, and build a new waiting room over the tracks.
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In 1995, the Kent Education Committee upgraded the school from 'high ability', principally serving pupils aged 11–16, to 'wide ability' and up to age 18. In 1999, the school consolidated into a single site and a major building and refurbishment programme was completed that included a new science block. Astor Primary, renamed Priory Fields Primary School moved into the original 1951 "modern" structure which was upgraded until final demolishment and a complete rebuild in 2017.
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The Mesa Historic Preservation Program, established by the city, facilitates public knowledge understanding and appreciation of the City's historic past.National Register of Historic PlacesCheck out Mesa’s historic homes Mesa Historic Properties The city of Mesa cannot keep the private owners of the properties from demolishing them. Before a structure in a historic district or landmark can be demolished it must receive approval from the Historic Preservation Officer. A permit of demolishment will be provided if the property represents an immediate hazard.
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The exact year of construction is uncertain, 1832 or 1841 are mentioned. Though restored earlier, the mill was in a bad state of repair when Stichting De Fryske Mole became owner in 1981. It was scratched from the list of protected monuments and a permit for demolishment had already been given before the national government could be persuaded to at least pay for the yearly maintenance. Money was raised from other public and private parties and by selling postcards to pay for the four year restoration.
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It was a Chinese-language theatre named Sun Sing until it closed in 1994. It was left vacant until its demolition. The Pantages was listed on Heritage Canada's 2009 Top Ten Most Endangered Places ListHeritage Canada Top Ten Backgrounder and the Vancouver Heritage RegisterVancouver Heritage Register (Note: Since removed from register after demolishment) as a heritage building. On 30 September 2008, Vancouver City Council refused the proposal to restore the 650-seat Pantages Theatre, and similarly refused the blackbox studio, art gallery, and 136 units of housing associated with the venture.
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The MOC stated that the whole affair demonstrated the SOC's improper use of religion for political purposes. The newspaper Dan, against Montenegrin independence, published statements from ordinary people and the SOC that supported the church and were against its demolition by state authorities. At the time in Montenegro, rumors existed that later were unfounded which claimed the SOC may attempt to install similar buildings atop other mountain peaks in the country. A decree that stipulated the demolishment of the structure was adopted by the Montenegrin Ministry for Spatial Planning in 2009.
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Prior to demolishment, the church organ was moved to the former chapel of the St. Catharina Gasthuis, which had become a second Walloon Church at a time when the Vrouwekerk had become too small to accommodate the entire parish community. A number of tombstones were moved to the Pieterskerk church. Some of these were returned to their original location in the Vrouwekerk in 1989. In the 19th century a school building was constructed on the Vrouwekerk terrain. The school was demolished in 1979. Subsequent archeological research in 1979-1980 revealed that the church foundations, built on wooden poles, were still intact.
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In December 2012, the London Borough of Bexley approved planning permission to redevelop the Larner Road Estate as Erith Park over the next five years in a reputed £120 million pound scheme. The new development at Erith Park is being developed by Orbit South Housing Association in partnership with the London Borough of Bexley and will offer 3,000 people new and modern affordable housing. Work began demolishing the estate in March 2013, the first tower block to come down was Pretoria House. This will be followed by the demolishment of Medina House, followed by Hamlet House, Norvic House and Verona House.
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Helena, Montana was at one time home to a Chinatown at Reeder's Alley according to the Helena's Ghost Walk tourist attraction. According to another source, Reeder's Alley, as the area was referred to, bordered a "... thriving Chinatown" which completely vanished by the 1970s. Due to some efforts to preserve the historical aspects of the buildings, the area was spared from complete demolishment, and is fixed up as part of the museum. According to the 1880 US Census, Helena's Chinatown had a Chinese population of 1,765, of which 359 of them were living in the metropolitan area.
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HINDRAF or Hindu Rights Action Force is a coalition of 30 Hindu NGOs. Manoharan along with four other lawyers, P. Uthayakumar, P. Waytha Moorthy, K. Ganghadaran and V. Ganabatirau are seeking justice for the Hindu and Indian Malaysian community. On 30 October 2007, Manoharan, P. Uthayakumar, P. Waytha Moorthy and S. V. Ganapathi Rao were arrested for taking part in the 2007 HINDRAF demonstration against the demolishment of a Hindu Shrine in Kuala Lumpur. Because of this "unlawful arrest", the lawyers are seeking 85 million Malaysian Ringgits in compensation, with Manoharan, Uthayakumar and Ganapathi Rao seeking 20 million while Waytha Moorthy is seeking 25 million.
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The first hospital building was built in 1957, a second in 1981, this has since been demolished, in 2009, and replaced with a new one. This reinforced concrete tower used unwashed sea sand as part of the concrete mix, which caused it to fail, and its early demolition. The hospital was visited by the Queen in 1971. Prior to the demolishment of first building in 2009, as a temporary replacement for normal patient, the federal government purchasing the former building of Sabah Medical Centre (SMC) and renovate it as the Queen Elizabeth Hospital II. The second building have since been maintained until this date.
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After the closure and partial demolishment of the nearby Old Melbourne Gaol, during the 1920s, the College acquired the site for future expansion. In 1929, the remains of Australia's most notorious bushranger, Ned Kelly (who was hanged at the gaol), were believed to have been discovered during the construction of the Kernot Engineering School. These remains were later reinterred Pentridge Prison, and rediscovered in 2008.Archaeologists sift grave for Kelly remains - ABC News, 9 March 2008 However, no conclusive evidence of the remains suggest they are that of Ned Kelly's, and many historians believe his remains are still buried under the present day RMIT.
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The demolished column had been built over the original monument by Assistant Township Officer U Thein Hlaing in the transition period from Aungpan township to Kalaw township in 1-October-1965. Controversial and criticisms arose around the country for complete demolishment without considering for relocation. The New Monument under construction (March 2020) Colonel Ba Htoo Memorial Monument (April 2020) The committee agreed that the urn holding the colonel's ashes would be retrieved and placed inside the new monument. Nonetheless, the urn had not been located upon further digging inside the monument, indicating that the real urn of Colonel Ba Htoo is inside the monument located in Te Lu village (Burmese: တဲ့လုကျေးရွာ) of Ywangan Township, Shan State.
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Chen's first fortune was attained after graduating from Nanjing University of Chinese Medicine in the 1990s, as he patented and sold his invention: a "low-radiation ear acupuncture point illness probing and curing apparatus". Chen received the patent in 1994 and claims that the device can detect diseases and determine the sex of a fetus; however, one of Cheng's assistants informed a journalist in 2011 that Cheng is the only person capable of operating the machine. Chen then became involved with a building demolishment project in 2003 and, after discovering that he could resell the iron from the project, gained a considerable financial profit. His success with the 2003 project led to the establishment of Jiangsu Huangpu Renewable Resources Co. Ltd.
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