The vault housed tape masters for Decca, the pop, jazz and classical powerhouse; it housed master tapes for the storied blues label Chess; it housed masters for Impulse, the groundbreaking jazz label.
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Trans men are often housed in facilities for women, and trans women are often housed in facilities for men.
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The temporary shelter, which housed almost 85033,800 teenagers in December, reportedly housed more than 850 migrants earlier this month.
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We as a civilization perhaps care more about how art is housed than about how common people are housed.
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And we become very vested in making sure John Smith is housed and safe and has the services he needs to stay housed.
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The service would be housed under the Department of the Air Force, similarly to how the Marines are housed in the Department of the Navy.
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Children were housed at the Doña Ana Range Complex, which had a capacity for 1,800 beds, a larger facility than those previously housed on military installations.
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One department official said that migrant families with adults charged with crimes would be housed at Fort Bliss, while unaccompanied children would be housed at Goodfellow.
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One shuttle was destroyed in 2002 when the hanger it was housed in collapsed in a storm, while another prototype is now housed in a German museum.
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As opposed to the telecommunication infrastructures of the past, which were housed in monumental buildings in city centers, the internet infrastructure is often housed in neighboring nondescript buildings.
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The service staff was housed in a tired, worn building — in stark contrast to the majestic gold-domed structure that housed most of the other employees across the street.
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"Because of our partnership with the VA, every dollar we deploy results in a veteran housed in long-term HUD-VA housing, which has a 91% success rate keeping them housed," Leslie added.
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"We have housed refugees, we have housed people thrown out of their homes by earthquakes and hurricanes," Mattis told reporters outside the Pentagon on Wednesday ahead of a meeting with his German counterpart.
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It is not clear how the returnees will be housed.
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Other elements will be housed at a "social center", NBCSports.
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My current studio is housed in an old boarding house.
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Where inmates are housed has serious consequences, LGBT advocates say.
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In 1991 it housed more than 22,000 people a night.
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The institution also once housed Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev.
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In 2015, L.A. County housed 17,049 inmates daily on average.
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Texas and Florida together housed 24,404 inmates in private prisons.
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Witnesses described his private zoo, which housed panthers and crocodiles.
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For starters, the shade will be housed inside the palette.
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Rossello said 8,800 people now were housed in 1433 shelters.
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A set of makeup brushes that's housed in a storybook.
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There were 242 inmates housed there when Obama took office.
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The small white building that housed the church is uninhabitable.
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Food stamps are currently housed in the Department of Agriculture.
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Frieda Berlin ends the series housed with Red in "Florida."
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It's presently housed at the National Museum in Muscat, Oman.
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Everything you do and create, housed on tech company servers.
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ROSS is a software program housed on IBM's Watson platform.
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The pope entered the basement, which housed 28 dark cells.
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The existing buildings once housed Army and Coast Guard operations.
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White mobs destroyed Tulsa, which housed a thriving black community.
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Others were housed in immigration detention facilities or local jails.
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Mr. Alam's Drik Photo Agency will also be housed there.
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The building also housed a restaurant and a liquor store.
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It's housed in the former US consulate in Ciudad Juárez.
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The frames have housed two lovely paintings for 50 years.
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Spea's offices in Rome and elsewhere are housed inside Autostrade.
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He, too, is planning to vote now that he's housed.
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At its peak in the 1960s, it housed 1,500 people.
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Who knew everyone's favorite streaming service housed an audiobooks playlist?
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Small drawers also pulled out and housed the room safe.
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All those fans needed to be housed and kept refreshed.Booking.
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The program was housed in tiny trailers with scant resources.
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And a dining area that housed the buffet and bar.
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Previously, all of these groups were housed in different locations.
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She too, despite the promise of faith, is terminally housed.
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The Monahans meteorite was also housed at Johnson Space Center.
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During World War Two, it housed Nazi air force chiefs.
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The coalition targeted buildings that housed families of ISIS fighters.
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Many of the linemen were housed aboard two cruise ships.
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I doubt they are housed right next to each other.
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Space Corps would not have been its own military department; it would have been housed under the Department of the Air Force like the Marine Corps is housed under the Department of the Navy.
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Then, on the day of the experiment, the researchers moved both the communally housed and singly housed crayfish into tanks spiked with booze, set up a camera, and stepped back to watch crayfish gone wild.
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"We have housed refugees, we have housed people thrown out of their homes by earthquakes and hurricanes," Mattis told reporters outside the Pentagon ahead of a meeting with his German counterpart Ursula von der Leyen.
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Made of plywood, nails, and construction tape, the structure that housed Hirschhorn's Precarious Museum (Musee Precaire, 2004) certainly fit its name, but nonetheless housed works by Duchamp, Dali, Beuys, Malevich, Mondrian, Warhol, and Le Corbusier.
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Gradient Ventures is an early-stage venture fund housed within Google.
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After all, it's housed, grown and delivered my 3 perfect babies.
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The new purses are presumably housed in Jenner's massive handbag closet.
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The building housed a school with about 100 pupils, they added.
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Few American closets can say they've never housed a Hanes tee.
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Women housed in a dormitory at the Adelanto immigration detention center.
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The Dan Quayle Vice Presidential Museum is housed in Huntington, Indiana.
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Our objective is that everyone should be housed in humane conditions.
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The Mona Lisa is currently housed at the Louvre in Paris.
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The Kunstnerhuset housed an entire strand of research around kelp curing.
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The shelter ultimately housed at least 7,000 people for the night.
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By Thursday, the fairgrounds housed more than 300 horses, LaBruzzi said.
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Van Houten is currently housed at the California Institution for Women.
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All the historical photos housed within the museum were thrown away.
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It said today that it has 50 AI specialists housed there.
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Thankfully, there's no dairy housed in this cute little baby bottle.
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This new scent is housed in a sleek, rectangular, monochromatic bottle.
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Myers is currently housed at the Boone County Jail, PEOPLE confirms.
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One, the Israeli military said, housed Hamas's intelligence and security offices.
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The bigger Baggen speaker is housed in a large square casing.
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Public art collections are housed, often enough, in well-guarded palaces.
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The wooden statue is housed in the town's St. Michael's Church.
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Paracha is housed at the federal prison in Terre Haute, Indiana.
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Today the stone is housed in the Dome of the Rock.
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Of those, 0003 percent are housed in private, for-profit facilities.
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The homeless shelter can tell you how many people it housed.
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The two affected annexes, the official said, housed Russian trade missions.
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Around 100,000 state inmates are housed in for-profit institutions overall.
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It's housed in the College of Physicians of Philadelphia in Pennsylvania.
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A new secure data facility is housed deep within the Rock.
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There are around 3,800 inmates housed at the camps, he said.
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It's on a military base that once housed the Soviet Army.
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Boarding students are housed in a brand new, four-story dormitory.
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Some reports were allegations against other immigrants housed at the shelters.
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Experts have questioned the wisdom of having weapons housed in Turkey.
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Both escapees were housed at Baldwin State Prison in Milledgeville, Georgia.
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It also housed the United Nations before it relocated to Manhattan.
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The five-story building that housed the drugstore is long gone.
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He stopped in a cell that had once housed the Rev.
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Completed in 1878, it later housed Allhallows, a school for boys.
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Incarcerated people are often housed nowhere near the communities they know.
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How do we get him housed as fast as we can?
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The buildings that housed them are crumbling from years of bombardment.
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After the war, it housed German officers suspected of war crimes.
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There remained confusion over who would be housed at the bases.
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The department's chief medical officer is housed within the CWMD office.
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The Upper East Side space formerly housed Mr. Rachou's Le Lavandou.
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The museum, founded in 1980, housed the museum's Collections & Research Center.
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Not all of the most popular scenes are housed in churches.
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Other evacuated Americans are housed on military bases across the country.
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Food is not supposed to be housed in an industrial vat.
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Made Floral, a flower shop, is housed inside Shinola's Detroit headquarters.
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The George Washington Inn, almost on the Capitol grounds, housed 20.
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These programs are not all housed within the same federal agency.
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The facility that once housed Maple is now leased by Zuul.
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The relics manuscript is housed in the Huntington collection in California.
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A shark control group was housed in regular, non-acidic water.
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Or will they be housed as part of a publisher's Page?
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One proposal would block all domain names housed outside the country.
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She, too, said she was not given the hormone medication she had been taking before her arrest, and she was housed with men, even after a judge at her arraignment ordered that she be housed with women.
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So if families aren&apost separated and can&apost be housed together?
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The planes fired strikes at buildings that housed families of ISIS fighters.
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Like many transgender women in custody, she was housed with men and
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During World War I, the grand residence temporarily housed a military hospital.
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Housed in a century-old church, the space was also reputedly beautiful.
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The juvenile is being housed at the Campbell County Juvenile Detention Facility.
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Control was originally a threat-assessment system housed at Section 31 headquarters.
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Or, was it the slices of pizza you housed at 3 a.m.
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According to the outlet, the 23rd floor housed the building's community gym.
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About 29 other families are housed in other FEMA housing lease programs.
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Experience shows that not everybody gives up drink or drugs when housed.
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They have to be fed, clothed, housed, looked after, educated and entertained.
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The space itself has housed a bookstore for more than three decades.
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It was then installed at Rosie's, where it it still housed today.
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Moreno did not have details on the cars housed in the garage.
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It is housed within the imposing former headquarters of the central bank.
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The Sussex-housed Declaration is one of only two handwritten manuscript copies.
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It had previously been housed within the Energy Ministry, the statement said.
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The whole thing is tastefully housed in a leather and aluminum base.
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There are currently 5,228 inmates housed in a system meant for 3,275.
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More than 1,600 inmates are housed at the century-old Stillwater prison.
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The Smithfield farm housed about 45,000 sows, according to the company's website.
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A traditional computer's main memory is housed several centimetres from its processor.
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At the time, the hotel housed the British administrative headquarters for Palestine.
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But the form required a signature from everyone housed in the cell.
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The ancient temple believed to have once housed the Queen of Sheba.
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Nearby, a building which once housed a bakery lies gutted and burned.
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They are usually housed at the Moscow gallery that bears his name.
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Tiangong-2 has been orbiting Earth since 2016 and has housed astronauts.
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The minors have been housed temporarily in converted shipping containers in Calais.
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Some evacuees being housed at a Sonoma raceway hoped to return home.
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The two-story stone building, which once housed a museum, was vacant.
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Hurricane Maria totaled Vieques' hospital, which housed the island's only dialysis clinic.
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We send bits over corporate networks onto servers housed in corporate basements.
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Clinton stored her emails in a private server housed in her house.
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He's now being housed in the carnivore section of the zoo's hospital.
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Some of the venues have housed migrants and refugees in recent months.
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The chancery is housed in a plain brick building near Prospect Park.
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The Shops at Bravern's designer-only lineup is housed in palatial storefronts.
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But the showers are housed in a separate building on the farmland.
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Most of the other major conservative publishers are housed within large conglomerates.
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Housed in a basement of a San Francisco Chinatown laundromat, Et al.
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The former is housed in the US and the latter in Europe.
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Its hot-housed amateur champs, Olympians, British, European, Commonwealth and World champs.
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The collection will be housed at the newly renovated Palazzo Bartolini Salimbeni.
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Each of these forts housed weaponry and sleeping accommodations for the soldiers.
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The businesses, housed in time-roughened brick buildings, are small and unique.
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What you won't see is the island that housed political prisoners offshore.
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The first post-colonial tavern was housed in a converted doctor's residence.
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"The biggest thing is trans women being housed with men," she says.
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The same rate would be applied to inmates housed under ICE custody.
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At one point, he even housed Che Guevara's mother in his apartment.
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The ship's most precious assets are housed several decks below the bridge.
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We managed to get him housed in a shelter, for a start.
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The city has incarcerated more than 5,000 inmates, housed mostly at Rikers.
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But the Pentagon had not officially said who would be housed where.
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He eventually discovered that about 50 of those apartments housed compulsive hoarders.
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The would-be immigrants are also being housed in Montreal's Olympic Stadium.
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The exhibit is housed in the little-known Ksar es-Said palace.
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Housed in a medieval castle, it drew students from around the world.
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No one else is staying in the hotel where they're being housed.
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Examples of migrants being housed on military bases stretch even further back.
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The property seemed palatial and housed about 800 guest rooms and suites.
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Another 250,000 hens housed in a nearby barn were unharmed, Burch said.
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The stations housed much needed post offices, health clinics, and social services.
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The Cabrini-Green estate, which once housed 15,0003 people, is no more.
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The store very briefly housed the Occupy Wall Street library in 2011.
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The airport is housed in tents amid renovations of the original terminal.
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For the time being the migrants are being housed at a shelter.
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The dorm housed 26 players and 13 escaped unharmed, the website said.
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Helpful resources are housed on the EHS page on the Internal site.
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Its new space, which housed Sociale, will be ready around April 15.
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The artist's full paper archive will also be housed in the building.
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They also housed him with female students or alone during school trips.
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The many drawers housed stacks of his works on paper and textiles.
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Only 14 girls currently live in the camp, and they're housed separately.
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An initiative on this year's California ballot would extend the sales ban to pork from hogs born to out-of-state sows housed in gestation pens and to veal from out-of-state calves housed in veal crates.
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For one thing: they're housed in separate institutions more than 500 miles apart.
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Most of the food was sold in bulk and housed in gravity bins.
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Behind the three dials, housed in a slick aluminum case, is a computer.
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Polk County Supervisor Angela Connolly said the shelter housed 39 people Sunday night.
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The malicious code is designed to target communications databases housed on the devices.
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No, they aren't being housed in temperature-controlled safes in their original boxes.
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About 200,000 people were also being housed in over 100 shelters, he added.
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Fleet operations for the May Mobility vehicles will be housed at Rockford Construction's
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Asylum seekers are initially housed in reception centres and generally only register later.
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An estimated 5,210 people remain housed in shelters, according to Japan's Cabinet Office.
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It's also important to note that not all incubators are housed inside corporations.
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At its peak, Camp Phoenix housed an estimated 10,000 soldiers and military contractors.
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He was brought into the Special Collections Library, which housed extremely valuable manuscripts.
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The two federal contractors who housed the women's children deferred questions to ORR.
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The company's out-of-the-way headquarters are housed in a massive warehouse.
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It is reportedly housed at the same New York address as Cambridge Analytica.
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West's Yeezy sneakers, on the other hand, are housed under the Adidas umbrella.
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The hostel is housed in an 1822 building that was originally a temple.
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Evacuees are being housed in makeshift shelters like town halls and school gyms.
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"He doesn't need to be housed in a juvenile detention facility," Anderson added.
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Under a new plan, the athletes would be housed on the U.C.L.A. campus.
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Fans will not be housed in migrant labour camps, as the article claims.
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The point of focus is a single chip housed inside a bottom canister.
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It is housed in a cylindrical 500-foot shaft cut into solid limestone.
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TRAINING ALSE is housed in a large hall in a Tirana apartment building.
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The players are also housed in soundproof booths to further dampen outside noise.
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It is currently housed under the "mobile communications" segment of the company's earnings.
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Military Police storm an illegal casino housed in five apartments near Angkor Wat.
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He said Couch was being housed in a single cell at the moment.
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While only 6% of housed students contemplated suicide, 20% of homeless students did.
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Fortunately, after a while, the SHYPP helped me get housed in supported accommodation.
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Some programs are channeled through separate nonprofits; others are housed within private foundations.
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This likely means anyone whose information was housed in that server is safe.
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Prison. Her father, housed in a cell where another arrested Prime Minister once
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DuBose hands Tensing cheap perfume housed in a bottle of even cheaper gin.
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Debbie Wasserman Schultz's office is housed in Sunrise, Florida, U.S. October 24, 2018.
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Atlanta has long housed major corporations, including Delta, Home Depot, and Coca Cola.
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It was built inside a nineteen-fifties building that previously housed Staatsoper sets.
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A third cistern is housed in a cave right above the other two.
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Sitting at 1.2 million square feet, it once housed more than 150 retailers.
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In Nigeria, many of the displaced people are housed in government-run camps.
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The two families were even housed in the same detention center in Texas.
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In Mondadori's day, the pink stucco mansion housed a number of famous guests.
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The Jewish Museum is housed in the former Warburg Mansion at 92nd Street.
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Now she is struggling just to keep her family clothed, housed, and fed.
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Infantino also said he did not know whether FIFA still housed corrupt officials.
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It's a new sponsor of a tech hub housed inside the overall conference.
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Nutrients are absorbed from a controlled-released fertilizer also housed in the pillow.
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Like the kilogram standards, the Kibble balance is housed deep underground at NIST.
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The designated extortioneers numbered about 12 of the 48 housed on the pod.
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A black box, housed in a small bowl, beeps and then quickly disappears.
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The building was built in 1915 and later housed a Christian Science church.
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Only teenagers, he said, are being housed in tents, and not younger children.
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The LED light is housed at the base of the bottle&aposs cap.
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We housed that, and then it was kind of off to the races.
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My studio is one of many housed in an old factory-like structure.
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With on-premises solutions, all the PBX equipment is housed within your business.
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These clothes are made with many layers of intention, and are housed accordingly.
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The location had long housed Primavera, and then the Austrian restaurant Grünauer Bistro.
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The building housed apartments as well as a nursery and a primary school.
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Are they housed in the cages like the ones that hold the boys?
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The MAHC is housed under the CDC, but adhering to it is voluntary.
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On June 26, more than 2,300 unaccompanied children were housed there, officials said.
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Local Berbers built traditional tents that housed up to eight competitors between stages.
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But now they are housed in places like the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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The defensive real estate and consumer staples sectors housed most of the laggards.
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"The community groups housed here have been a cornerstone to Chinatown," she wrote.
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The workers were often housed, several together, in rundown homes, court papers said.
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The largest meteorite ever found in Brazil is also housed in the museum.
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L:A Bruket is one of eight international brands now housed at The Edit.
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Take a look at what's actually housed in the iPhone X's notch below.
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Cohen has been housed in a minimum-security camp in Otisville, New York.
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Some 200,000 were housed in shelters during the storm, according to federal officials.
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And that's all before considering the additional shops housed within the same complex.
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He wants to see them housed in museums and galleries around the world.
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I donned a mask when visiting hospitals where SARS patients had been housed.
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"To be housed, it turned out, was not what people wanted," she writes.
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Migrants who reach Italian shores are initially housed in camps, mostly in Sicily.
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They were not in the farmhouse, but are housed elsewhere on the property.
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By 2030, developers hope to have housed 53,000 people and created 10,000 jobs.
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Nelson Cruz had also transferred to Auburn, and was housed two cells away.
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But 50 will be housed at a shelter, Palm Beach County officials said.
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NovoBiotic is housed in a building about as distinctive as a cardboard box.
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When I read about children being housed in cages, I remember this photograph.
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Gripsholm Castle was built in the 1500s and once housed the royal family.
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Of those, about 12 percent are housed in institutional settings or group homes.
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The space once housed one of Istanbul's finest antiques shops, Mr. Kosaryan said.
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The antiquities museum is housed inside a converted former palace of Saddam Hussein.
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The arches continue in a lovely arcade that once housed shops and service stalls.
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One church I photographed was a building that had previously housed a K-Mart.
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BP said construction involved a "flotel," a floating accommodation vessel that housed 500 workers.
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The display stand that housed it was reportedly disassembled and the stone was removed.
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About 22014 percent of our DNA is housed in the cell nucleus as chromosomes.
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The school will be housed in a new building on MIT's Cambridge, Mass. campus.
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Most of the antiquities have been housed at secret locations since its initial closure.
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Established in 2500, the camp housed a maximum of 216 people until last fall.
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Out of the 300 Jews the Żabińskis housed, only two didn't survive the war.
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ICE is housed within DHS and charged with executing hundreds of federal immigration statutes.
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Iceni started life in 22016, housed in a converted bathroom in the town center.
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Cafés, restaurants, a hairdresser and a gym are all housed inside the refurbished block.
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The defensive real estate, utilities and consumer staples sectors housed most of the laggards.
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It was very close to the Forward Building, which housed the important Yiddish newspaper.
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They have been housed in work camps in the oil fields for three days.
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More than 3,000 homeless families are housed in apartments that could be permanent homes.
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In 2008, Barack Obama's Chicago headquarters housed engineers from Facebook and coders from Google.
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The collection of mosaics housed in a 19th-century palace will leave you breathless.
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If they had male organs, they had to be housed in a male prison.
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The primer is housed in a flexible tube with a pump on the end.
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Maria Meza and her children at the Tijuana stadium where the caravan is housed.
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Most of the 8,1133-or-so inmates housed there each day are awaiting trial.
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Through the company, hosts have housed roughly 2,800 people for free in 2017 alone.
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They were housed in pretty cases and came in a range of handheld sizes.
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Under U.S. regulation, those must be housed in entities separate from deposit-taking operations.
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The compound, about two hours southwest of San Antonio, formerly housed oil-field workers.
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Outside of New York, it housed the largest black population in the northern states.
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Not far from there are apartments, almshouses that housed some of Princess Margaret's staff.
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The EU diplomatic service is housed in a bland, modern office block in Brussels.
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The barangay headquarters, or community center, is housed in a tidy two-story building.
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The pit was 10 feet deep located inside a large barn that housed cows.
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It's then placed into a secure box and housed inside the heavily fortified vault.
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CoreCivic and Geo Group have said that none of their facilities housed unaccompanied children.
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The animals will be housed at a reserve spanning Gansu, Shaanxi and Sichuan provinces.
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Khan al-Jumruk, which once housed the English, French and Dutch consulates, has gone.
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Equally important, formerly homeless veterans and others experiencing homelessness would be among those housed.
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According to Nunes, he saw the documents at the agency where they are housed.
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In 1980, crime was rising and state and federal prisons housed just 329,122 inmates.
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In 1980, crime was rising and state and federal prisons housed just 329,250 inmates.
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At the time, he had over 70 pieces housed in a Las Vegas warehouse.
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Many tents and makeshift structures that had housed cafes, bakeries and kiosks lay abandoned.
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The Sacramento Zoo said it has successfully housed and introduced tigers since the 1960s.
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During waking hours, participants were housed in a private room and kept basically sedentary.
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And of those, around 22,000 are housed in facilities run by for-profit companies.
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At first they were housed in bedrooms across from each other in different groups.
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The more lavish dinner option is the Dopolavoro, housed in its own elegant building.
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The bass fishing trips with buddies in isolated hammocks that once housed hunting camps.
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Another option at Satu'li is a cheeseburger that's housed inside a bao-like shell.
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Having those items housed in my studio space is key to my creative process.
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Scientists discovered that those without scruff actually housed more germs than their bearded counterparts.
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His congressional library, housed at Indiana University in Bloomington, is closed until either Dec.
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The 17-year-old girl was housed alone in a unit with four cells.
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Wiring and electrical outlets are housed under a center table designed for the space.
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It also comes with all the benefits of being housed within a parent property.
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Next door is the Psychopathic Building, which housed any immigrant with a mental disorder.
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He was also housed alone, going against another facility procedure, according to The Times.
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The children still in custody are housed at about 100 shelters in 17 states.
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Fred Trump's projects housed thousands of G.I.'s and made him rich and powerful.
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Their cows are housed in huge barns, more like hangars, away from their homes.
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As temperatures increased in the trailers that housed flammable organic peroxides, three spontaneously ignited.
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It sits on one acre of ritzy Summit Avenue and has housed 11 governors.
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In the past, more than 53 shelters in 25 states have housed unaccompanied children.
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It has taken up residence in the multilevel premises that housed Union Square Cafe.
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To add to its ferocious appeal, it's housed in the cutest cheetah-print packaging.
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Indianapolis is booming, and the buildings that housed the above institutions have been revitalized.
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The monastery has housed more than 1,000 people since it was opened, Cavendish said.
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The microSD slot is back and housed in the same tray as the microSIM.
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That record offers some hope to those still housed in the prison, she said.
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The blast, which killed women and children, occurred in a building that housed ammunition.
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As of February 19, the facility employed 180 staff members and housed 120 residents.
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The Project Chimps facility, which formerly housed gorillas, is still being renovated for chimps.
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The police station was housed in a square room, 4993 feet by 20 feet.
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Wind and waves broke open three prisons, including one that housed maximum-security inmates.
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For five days, the town's residents fed, housed and consoled about 6,700 unexpected visitors.
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In 2015, developing nations housed 86 percent of the world's refugees — 13.9 million people.
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Now, a store dedicated solely to those pieces will be housed in Sweden's capital.
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In the master bedroom that housed her predecessors, the windows had been painted black.
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In the 1930 census, 11.4 percent of urban families reported that they housed boarders.
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City blocks that had once housed drilling service companies are vacant and boarded up.
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BCHC is housed within the de Beaumont Foundation, a long-term funder and partner.
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While some inmates are housed two to a cell, many are in open dormitories.
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In the prison camp where she is being housed, inmates sleep in bunk beds.
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The patients in the quarantine unit are being housed in separate rooms, officials said.
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They will be housed in buildings normally used as training centres for government officials.
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A separate air-conditioned room housed every free weight and strength-training machine necessary.
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Martha Karolyi, who called it the "end room," said it housed two massage tables.
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The facility housed a nuclear warhead from 1961 to 1965, when it was decommissioned.
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As a result, only a tiny proportion of people with behavioral disabilities became housed.
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Besides the museum, the building housed several non-profits that catered to Chinese Americans.
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It is the U.K.'s largest resource center for homeless and insecurely housed people.
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All are situations where children are being housed away from loving, invested family members.
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The urn, housed in a frosted plastic encasement, is mounted high on a wall.
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They would be housed, if they liked, in Olivetti-constructed modern homes and apartments.
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The Moria camp was built to accommodate 2,840 people but housed 19,500 on Feb.
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And at a molecular level, lithium ions were able to be housed within this.
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The spooks of MI6 are housed in a funky-looking building overlooking the river.
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The question, of course, is: How long do people remain homeless before being housed?
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It is housed on the basement and ground floors of a former butcher shop.
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They would be housed, if they liked, in Olivetti-constructed modern homes and apartments.
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The exhibition itself is beautifully housed and designed, in bright neon and pastel colors.
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Since then, we've housed 11,000 people so we're about 11 percent towards our goal.
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The museum is housed in the former home of businessman and philanthropist Andrew Carnegie.
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Anything small and miscellaneous can be housed in here and out of company's way.
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At their peak, former task force members said, the "villas" housed dozens of people.
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Tuckahoe's quarrying history is documented in the Mini Marble Museum, housed in Village Hall.
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Some prisons forbid anyone who doesn't personally know a person housed there to visit.
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There's are thousands of undocumented kids being housed in federal facilities as a result.
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Lawyers for Dino Sanchez, who has been housed at the detention center since Jan.
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The House passed a defense policy bill last year that would have created a space corps, which would have been housed in the Department of the Air Force similar to how the Marine Corps is housed in the Department of the Navy.
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Just as the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services and its $1 trillion budget is housed within HHS (and administered at the state level), so too should the regulation of environmental protection be housed within DOI (and administered at the state level).
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It was built in 1172-73, shortly before his death, and housed an Islamic school.
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Its body must be clothed, fed and housed and its mind kept informed and alert.
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But, for 33 of the 52 reptiles housed in the building, it was too late.
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In communist times the island housed amputees from the second world war, in rough conditions.
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Patients also need to finance a "vessel," the body in which the brain is housed.
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"These new facilities will be housed in a renovated and redesigned expanded building," Poddar writes.
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A tent has been erected on the floor, showing how the immigrants were initially housed.
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Tumblr has long housed some of the most self-expressive, marginalized communities of the internet.
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The prison that housed 3,000 inmates in tent-like domes closed after the 2015 uprising.
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The complex will replace the aging buildings that have housed Presley-related exhibits for years.
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Diners can stay over in one of the restaurant's rooms, housed in converted farm buildings.
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Under that deal, the facility at Fort Bliss housed nearly 500 children from Central America.
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Some called for undocumented immigrants to be housed with foster families to prevent family detentions.
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It's also unclear which of the CBP facilities at the border housed these specific children.
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Rachel and Leah Center: The facility in which handmaids are trained and housed between assignments.
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Man's body was found in a vacated space that had previously housed a Subway restaurant.
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The two patients arrive on different planes and were housed in separate facilities, CDC said.
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The prison is a level 2 security facility and housed 651 inmates, as of Saturday.
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Or try swapping out aerosol-based texture sprays for those housed in pump-fueled containers.
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Fab Five Freddy's original Sharp boombox is housed in the permanent collection of The Smithsonian.
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Some 200,000 people are currently being housed in hundreds of welfare centers across the country.
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Firm-focused teams, since 2015, are no longer physically housed at the firm being examined.
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The women were housed in residences Petersen allegedly owned or leased, according to the documents.
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Then I watched four episodes that night—and housed the entire series within two days.
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All of that power is housed in a compact chassis that weighs under 5 pounds.
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The zoo has no current plans to change how their remaining lions are currently housed.
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Housed in an early-20th-century gin distillery, the building had no real architectural merit.
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The steering wheel blocks much of the wide-screen view, where Comand functions are housed.
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Only one of those hotels — the Quality Suites — had recently housed more than three migrants.
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It housed 85 to 200 soldiers and scientists, and even included a portable nuclear reactor.
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One of them also housed the office of the Turkish state-run Anadolu news agency.
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The samples are housed at the Exeter Archival Diabetes Biobank, the world's largest pancreas collection.
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Inside was a slick white box that housed a petri dish sealed with gold tape.
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Last summer alone, Airbnb housed 17 million guests worldwide, up from 47,000 five years earlier.
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Stanford, 66, is housed in the high-security Coleman II federal prison in Sumterville, Florida.
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Changed an Obama-era policy allowing prisoners to be housed based on their gender identity.
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Now, shops and restaurants are housed on both the floors of the old, white building.
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It's all housed in a 3D-printed case that's complete with a glowing "Think" logo.
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The specimen had been housed at the Natural History Museum since it's discovery in 1909.
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Trans inmates (if forced to be in prison) should be housed in a trans unit.
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Turns out, the gooey contents housed inside the creepy packaging are a lot more mainstream.
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The glasses come packaged in pretty pastels and housed in an innocent-looking greeting card.
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The team will be housed in the Olympic Village along with the other 11,000 athletes.
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All of these brands are housed in Comme des Garcons' NYC flagship store in Chelsea.
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These issues typically first arise for housed adults age 75 and older, write the researchers.
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The second one is Sierra, which will be housed at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.
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The iPhone X's screen is connected to the new TrueDepth cameras housed in the "notch".
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The spacecraft would then bounce lasers off of objects housed inside the other two probes.
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When she arrived outside the building that housed Roshani Radio, her worst fears were realized.
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The other two versions are housed at Woburn Abbey and at the National Portrait Gallery.
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The hotel, part of Thai hotel group Dusit Thani is housed within the dusitD2 complex.
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The photo comes from a 85033 yearbook housed in the Eastern Virginia Medical School library.
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All those Russian weapons were once housed in almost 500 facilities in the early 1990s.
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But, this offers the added perk of keeping all your subscriptions housed in one platform.
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Many animals housed at Animal Tracks were rescued after being illegally kept as exotic pets.
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The well was housed in a shed between a woodpile and an empty hot tub.
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Those packages getting in-housed were a major slash in the USPS' volumes this spring.
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Back in 1924, the building housed The Circle of Trade and Industrial Union of Madrid.
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This fatter area housed the battery, but also gave the Kindle a defined grip area.
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The famous New York City hotel has housed a cat in residence since the 1930s.
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For that price, they also housed their families in the eight rooms in the chateau.
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Under Armour's headquarters is housed in a former Procter & Gamble factory in Baltimore's Inner Harbor.
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They're housed in facilities with limited access to phones and the ability to receive calls.
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Shifting those gears can have the effect of keeping renters in precarious living situations housed.
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Today, manuscripts, letters, and photographs with charred edges are housed at the University of Florida.
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The circuit board on the far right side of the sandwich housed two critical components.
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In fact, it is now housed in less-transparent and less-regulated entities than previously.
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"Right now Philadelphia hasn't housed any homeless families in the last nine months," she says.
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An 18.0 kWh lithium-ion battery housed in the vehicle's central tunnel powers the battery.
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One can only imagine the constant mechanical and conversational cacophony it housed for two centuries.
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Historic Downtown Hartselle features boutiques, specialty stores, and antique dealers housed inside charming, colorful storefronts.
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Immigrant children are being housed in tents next to the Mexican border in Tornillo, Texas.
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However, construction halted in 1939, and during World War II the complex housed Soviet soldiers.
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The Shawshank prison where the show begins previously housed a smuggler played by Morgan Freeman.
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The third room housed his paintings, which featured his motifs of the cell and conduit.
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In addition to having their lives uprooted, detained individuals are often housed in squalid conditions.
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Oakalla was a notorious and overpopulated prison in BC which housed hardened criminals awaiting trial.
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These recordings, housed in New York University's Fales Collection, follow him from 19873 to 1989.
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Tent city closing: All 2,500 migrant children being housed at a facility in Tornillo, Tex.
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Afghan officials confirmed that General Raziq had housed Baluch separatist leaders in Kandahar for years.
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One Kode building housed the catalyst for our happiness Saturday night — Lysverket, a foodie destination.
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In 1946, the state opened Camp Rainbow in Fallbrook, which housed inmates to fight fires.
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So try Le Cadoret, a modern bistro housed in a former belle epoque cafe, instead.
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Once in this city, we housed companies that helped power America into the 22017th century.
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It was not immediately clear on Friday if the parents could also be housed there.
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Programs are often housed within a larger nonprofit, such as a YMCA or housing development.
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The building that formerly housed Lutz's Meat Market, featured in "Two Trains Running," stands vacant.
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It housed the restaurant Top of the Tower, reportedly a Frank Sinatra favorite, until 2362.
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Merrill Lynch, which is housed under that umbrella, reported record client balances of $2.6 trillion.
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Americans, also evacuated from Wuhan, will be "temporarily housed" on an air base in California.
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They are being housed in hotels, schools, gyms and other temporary accommodation such as tents.
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But it is not the only building designed by Mr Foster to have housed protests.
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Some start-ups that Thrive has incubated, including Cadre and Oscar, are housed there, too.
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There are secondary displays in a 243th-century brick building that housed Ferrari's father's workshop.
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An exhibition of posters from a socialist country is housed in the former Louvre palace.
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The station, KPH, was housed in an Art Deco building constructed between 1929 and 1931.
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That ship is housed today near Chicago, and faces its own funding challenges for restoration.
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Later it housed U.S.-led coalition troops to fight against ISIS in Iraq and Syria.
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Housed in a century-old former banquet hall, Mister Jiu's is definitely not vintage Chinatown.
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The station included a workshop and solar observatory, and it housed hundreds of science experiments.
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Meanwhile, Ford kept the instrument cluster, where all of the important driving information is housed.
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No children were being housed there as of August 3, according to a news release.
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The GEC is a multiagency effort created in 2016 and housed at the State Department.
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Bulger was housed at Coleman since 2014 and accumulated just the two infractions, Rojas said.
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The spokesman said the building housed an Islamic school and seven people have been arrested.
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This small side-street space has housed bakeries before, most notably Madge Rosenberg's Soutine Bakery.
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This small side-street space has housed bakeries before, most notably Madge Rosenberg's Soutine Bakery.
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The palace that housed Brazil's National Museum was once home to the Portuguese royal family.
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The refurbished industrial building housed the offices of several news media companies and swanky restaurants.
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He had been housed at a low-security federal prison in Pennsylvania before the move.
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First built in the 1870s, these brick homes once housed army generals and their families.
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But security officials denied the claim that the university campus housed a secret intelligence facility.
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Housed in a former vegetable depot, Bancogiro is part wine bar and part osteria (restaurant).
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Last year, another inspector general report condemned conditions for women housed in an adjacent building.
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The underground enclosure housed two men who had been entombed between 1400 and 1200 BCE.
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At its peak in the 9th century, the monastery housed as many as 7,000 monks.
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The men were housed in a dormitory-style cell they shared with 65 other inmates.
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