Liz Cheney is projected to win Wyoming's at-large House seat.
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I had rented a large house, so we could be alone.
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The large house also distorted Balch's view of the family finances.
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The Catlins lived in a large house with an indoor gymnasium.
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Do they already have another Alexa device but have a large house?
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Jucundus's property marks their first complete detailed reconstruction of a large house.
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We followed to a large house surrounded by dozens of peshmerga troops.
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In the Xiadi village in China, a large house remained abandoned for years.
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They raised Mary and her two brothers in a large house with servants.
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It was more like a large house party or something with a big yard.
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Reservations for one night at a large house, for example, might get extra scrutiny.
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In Kansas City, Missouri, you can get a large house for the same price.
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The reconstruction includes a large house that belonged to a wealthy man named Caecilius Lucundus.
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Their convoy snaked through streets and stopped at a large house overlooking a wooded area.
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Tasmanian tigers resembled a cross between a fox, a wolf, and a large house cat.
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The sisters boasted to their brother about their large house and garden, their pet rabbits.
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Raymond and Otha's parents lived in a large house with a porch wrapping around it.
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Now she's the size of a really large house cat, thicker but body-wise the same.
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"I didn't want another large house," said Ms. Cohen, who works for an accounting services firm.
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Most Americans feel no guilt in driving a big SUV or generously heating a large house.
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Rumors had circulated in the Highlands about a large house where the military imprisoned the disappeared.
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They're on vacation in Canada, but they live in Orlando and their large house was empty.
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Furthermore, what's called a "villa" in Afghanistan is merely a large house, not a luxury resort.
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She was credited with helping her mother and two brothers escape the large house in northeast Baltimore.
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Somewhere on the city's southern outskirts, 30 LGBT refugees shared a large house along a rocky street.
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At the close of his incendiary remarks on Tuesday, mentioned a large "house" he owns in Charlottesville.
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Zillow defines a mansion as a very large house, typically ranging from 2000,27 to 2000,0003 square feet.
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Yes, NoDak, as some locals shorthand it, has one of the country's seven at-large House districts.
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When we retire, we won't be able to afford a large house, even if we want one.
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FLX Wienery serves large, house-made brats, chorizo and Italian sausages, hand-ground burgers and French fries.
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Who wouldn't want to capture the local "insanely large house cat" with their new $100 Ring doorbell?
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Willingboro, New Jersey: 0 dead, 4 injuredAt about midnight a shooting broke out at a large house party.
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A photogenic couple (Lawrence and Javier Bardem) enjoy a tranquil existence in a large house surrounded by woods.
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Part of Zelenskiy's campaign team works in a large house in an upscale area of the capital, Kiev.
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Malorie, toppled by a mob, is conveniently rescued by people hiding out in a large house overlooking the road.
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It's a caucus that boasts a large House conservative membership, much of which could turn against the deal. Sen.
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Most of the operations took place at a large house in the Georgetown section of Washington, Mr. Good said.
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A new beginning I arrive at a large house on the outskirts of the city, eager to speak with Maya.
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He was also clearly wealthy, one former friend remembers, and lived in his own large house in the Philadelphia suburbs.
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Large house owners have the most trouble when they've expanded or improved their home beyond the rest of the neighborhood.
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A lawn outside Kotka's large house was being trimmed by a small robot, wheeling itself forward and nibbling the grass.
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WWE brought the name back for a large house show, 17 years after the last WCW version, back in Greensboro.
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Four years ago we moved from a large house in Iowa to a smaller home in the mountains of Colorado.
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Rep. Greg Gianforte will win re-election for Montana's at-large House seat, defeating Democratic challenger Kathleen Williams, NBC News projects.
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Democratic and Republicans groups are both making big investments in Montana's closely watched special election for an at-large House seat.
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He lives in an upscale San Francisco neighborhood, in a large house with an unobstructed view of the Golden Gate Bridge.
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When Johnson returned, his father invited an experienced Brussels correspondent, Geoff Meade, to lunch at the family's large house near Waterloo.
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Instead, he's retreated to his "sanctuary," a large house outside New York City, in a town called Bellport on Long Island.
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In a large house that had not yet changed over to LEDs, the move could save about $500 per year, Phillips estimated.
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Most political analysts predicted the large House majority would shrink, but the speaker's work helped keep those losses down to single digits.
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The pair, who fittingly are uncle and niece, are among a bunch of disgruntled folks who have gathered in a large house.
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Alternatively, they decided to just go for it and get one large house together, Big Brother style, where it's Christmas all year round.
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It's set in a large house in the woods, and features Tyler stranded, drinking with vaguely racist white people he doesn't know well.
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In the Highlands neighborhood last week, a police officer stood watch before a large house identified as the vice president's future official residence.
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Mr. Perlstein's assemblage of paintings, sculptures and photographs fills every wall, niche and corner of his large house on the outskirts of Paris.
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He spent his first few years living with a great-aunt in a large house with a big lawn out in Baltimore County.
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It's not the same if you have a large house party with like 30 invitees, then people can avoid guests they don't like.
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The costly campaign for Montana's at-large House seat had evolved into a referendum on decidedly national issues even before fisticuffs broke out.
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She already has experience representing South Dakota as the state's one at-large House representative, a position she was elected to in 22016.
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Behind her is a large house with big windows, set back from the street by a garden, and all the lights are switched off.
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They also owned a large house on the corner of Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla street and Teófilo Noris in Culiacan, Sinaloa, in northwestern Mexico.
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One Sunday evening two Octobers ago, James Gray had guests over for pasta at a large house he was renting in Central Los Angeles.
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Moments later the group was boarded onto trucks at gunpoint by men who took them to a large house with about 300 kidnapped immigrants.
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Large house to one-bedroom apartment to studio apartment until you're in a small room that has little else in it but a bed.
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Le Monde's article had said Arnault owned a large house in England via a holding company in Jersey - a domicile known for its tax breaks.
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Nicknamed "butlers," the pieces are discreet, functional and versatile enough to move from the foyer of a large house to a small bedroom or office.
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After four months, the church placed her in her first job with the family of a government official who lived in a large house in Kingston.
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Some people think: It is right and proper that I have an income of $400,000 a year, eat at fine restaurants, live in a large house.
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Even with countless antennas pointing in all directions, most consumer-level routers can't create a wifi network that covers every last corner of a large house.
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On Sunday afternoon, residents said LNA forces had taken control of a large house belonging to Jathran's family in a residential district of Ajdabiya following clashes.
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Near a Brasilândia community known as Inferninho ("Little Hell"), Franco rented part of a large house and put up some makeshift wallpaper to simulate exposed bricks.
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With her children long gone, she sold her large house in Oakville, bought a relatively large condo in town and still banked a real estate windfall.
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Not to mention that voters there went through a grueling gubernatorial race in 2016, shortly followed by an expensive special election for the at-large House seat.
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"The enthusiasm here is off the charts," Nancy Keenan, executive director of the Montana Democratic Party, said of the race for the state's at-large House seat.
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Though Baxter is paying $3,500 a month to live in her building, she's spared the labor and costs related to keeping a large house in the suburbs.
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Liz Cheney, that is, a daughter of Dick Cheney, the former vice president, and the favorite in Tuesday's crowded Republican primary for Wyoming's at-large House seat.
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They flew together to New Albany, Ohio, where Wexner had a three-hundred-acre estate, with a Georgian manse for himself and a large house for Epstein.
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They spent millions of dollars to grow a large "house file," or email list, that they could then rent out to campaigns for large sums of money.
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As North Dakota's at-large House member, Cramer is the Peace Garden State's sole representative and someone who has already proven he can win a statewide race.
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The soldiers killed the three insurgents who had shut themselves into a large house near the consulate, said Abdul Razaq Qaderi, deputy police chief of Balkh province.
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In his Mnihla district on the outskirts of Tunis, he lives in a large house in a new, middle-class development closely surrounded by much poorer areas.
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Tuan lives by himself in a large house, switching the lights on and off to simulate the presence of a family, but he professes to be happy.
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The 113,400-square-foot mosque, the size of a large house, would forgo the traditional dome and would include minarets that mimic the chimneys on neighboring houses.
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She recalls being told to get out of the van, uncover her eyes, and follow her armed captors into a large house and down into the cellar.
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There is also a race to fill the state's single at-large House seat now that Cramer is running for Senate: Mac Schneider (D) and Kelly Armstrong (R).
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Rosendale is facing some of the same residency attacks that dogged him when he came in third in the 2014 GOP primary for Montana's at-large House seat.
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When two similarly well-off families vie for a large house, for example, the family that places the greater value on the property will outbid the other one.
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Showing respect to my current pet, a large house rabbit, I considered the giant bunny Nuralagus rex, which lived on the island of Minorca about 5 million years ago.
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Montana State Auditor Matt Rosendale (R), who narrowly lost a Senate race last year, announced on Monday he will run for the state's at-large House seat in 2020.
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Carravagio's long-lost "Judith and Holofernes" (circa 210) was discovered in 217 in the attic of a large house in Toulouse while the homeowners were investigating a leaky roof.
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In the review it said the main risks to the system remained a severe nationwide recession, a large house price correction and a sharp repricing of risk in financial markets.
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The Wirecutter, the product recommendations site owned by The New York Times, tested multiple mesh systems in a large house and also found Orbi to be the fastest, strongest system.
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Special vases were designed to best display the flowers, and people invested their life's savings in a tulip market where a single bulb was worth the same as a large house.
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Online delivery services are making the stressful ordeal of buying alcohol much more convenient and enjoyable, as they do for most things (see: buying mattresses, gourmet foods, even large house plants).
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Dems vying to challenge Cheney Helm, an immigration attorney who was previously a Republican, and geologist Hunter are facing each other in the Democratic primary for Wyoming's at-large House seat.
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Frances, who at one point is too broke to buy groceries, is judgmental of Melissa and Nick's large house and easy lifestyle but admits that she was seduced by them, too.
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These metals are formed into ingots weighing 10 tons, which are then sent through a giant rolling machine (the size of a large house) that churns out a coiled continuous sheet.
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The vice president will end his day in Montana speaking at a campaign event for Greg Gianforte, who is running in the special election to fill Zinke's at-large House seat.
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These metals are formed into ingots weighing 10 tons, which are then sent through a giant rolling machine (the size of a large house) that churns out a coiled continuous sheet.
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Mr. Gonzales-Mugaburu was a single, Latino man with a large house at the bottom of a suburban cul-de-sac, and most of the children sent to him were also Latino.
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Under Kim's plan, every state with more than two representatives would get an "at-large" House member — someone who would be accountable to the whole state, rather than a narrow sliver of it.
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The couple met at a large house party in Washington in the summer of 2015, when the friend she was with asked Mr. Lesniewski to take a picture of the two of them.
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The ideal Eero customer probably lives in a large house full of Crate and Barrel furniture—actually, CB2 is more likely—and likes to buy the newest iPhone as soon as it comes out.
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A particularly dramatic video—a kind of YouTube Guernica for our moment—showed a large house being consumed by flames as it was swept down a rampaging river until it crashed into a bridge.
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His characters live in a large house they love in a well-to-do area of Washington, D.C. But no one in their world seems aware of the existence of government and power nearby.
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Having sold a large house in Westport two years ago, the Cohens, who have an 1.53-year-old daughter, had been renting in Weston while they looked for a modestly sized house priced under $850,000.
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Officers "found a large house party with over 100 attendees" after they arrived at the residence in Orinda, which is about 15 miles east of San Francisco, the sheriff's office said in an earlier statement.
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Since Thiemann's death in 2001, the operation has been run by his widow, Fatima, who lives on the property in a large house the color of pink sand, and their adult daughters, Magda and Roselinde.
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"The advantage here in Beloit is that the same type of engineer that you hire in Silicon Valley can have a large house," says Ryan Washatka, general manager in Beloit for Ebates, FatWallet's parent company.
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Four years ago, with no particular training in sculpture or mechanical engineering, Mr. Herscher built his first Rube Goldberg machine in the living room of the large house in Auckland, New Zealand, where he lived.
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It'll still cost $5 per month per box for an additional Flex, and it'll be limited to just two of those paid units, which may not be enough for a large house with many TVs.
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The Democrats are expected to wage a similar, though even more uphill, fight in Montana for an at-large House seat left vacant by Mr. Trump's appointment of Ryan Zinke as secretary of the interior.
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Doomba relies on random seeds to generate the levels using default textures and enemies, and it's unlikely to result in anything but a very brief level without some fiddling unless you have a very large house.
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Mr. Michelz grew up in a large house with a pond at the end of a long driveway a few miles from Yale, a tiny town in rural Eastern Michigan known for its annual bologna festival.
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Proceeds from the crime funded a lifestyle well beyond Iyamu's moderate income, said Britain's National Crime Agency (NCA), noting that the nurse traveled frequently to Europe and owned a large house with servant's quarters in Nigeria.
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The company additionally plans to begin doing manual reviews of all "high-risk" reservations, such as a person booking a large house in a city they already live in, suggesting it could be for a party.
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The narrative quickly narrows, homing in on a large house in Cornwall where, on the day before Christmas, an older woman named Sophia Cleves sits in the presence of the disembodied, suspended head of a child.
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The sponsor, the Stewart B. McKinney Foundation, named for a Republican congressman from Connecticut who had died from complications of AIDS in 1987, had bought a large house in the town for the families to live in.
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According to Boston Magazine, the Skinny House is believed to have been built after a man returned from serving in the Civil War only to find that his brother had built a large house on their shared land.
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When Republicans gained control of the Senate in 2015, joining the large House Republican majority, it was assumed that the president would face an onslaught of legislation he would be forced to reject, setting up tough veto fights.
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At the moment, Mr. Obey is taking care of four other buildings in the neighborhood, including the large house across the street, as well as cutting grass, landscaping, sweeping steps and taking out trash for several nearby properties.
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After being buzzed into the courtyard of a large house, he hand-delivered a letter urging the intended recipient to buy — or at least invest in — Mr. Marx's journalistic home of more than three decades, The Chicago Tribune.
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Sussman pared down the couple's possessions, giving furniture to one of their sons who had a large house in New Paltz, N.Y., and moving books and memorabilia to the cottage on their other son's property in the Hamptons.
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Cramer is a proven vote-getter -- he's held the state's at-large House seat since 2012 and spent nine years on the state's Public Service Commission before that -- and ended 2017 with nearly $19603 million in the bank.
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"They've been on the sidelines a little too long, and it's time for them to get in the game," said Mr. Quist, the banjo-playing Democratic nominee in a special May election to fill Montana's at-large House seat.
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Knebl and Pires Mata magicked alive the narrative plot of a Jorge Luis Borges short story, "There are more things" (1975), in which the furniture comes to life in a large house full of secrets, traipsing around and generally wrecking havoc.
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Currently, Spanish real estate firm, Aldeas Abandonadas, (which translates to Abandoned Villages) has a listing for a 225th-century village just an hour outside of Barcelona with 22006 buildings, including a large house and several other structures for $260 million.
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The Ethicist We live in a large house on a one-acre plot, and one-quarter of that is a wooded ravine, full of wildlife like deer, raccoons, the occasional woodchuck, possum or even fox — and quite a few copperhead snakes.
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A large farm built in the mid-1800s for a wealthy Melbourne businessman named Frederick Sargood, who ran it with his wife, children and a large house staff, the property is now in the care of the National Trust of Australia.
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Mr. Fujimori, 79, left a Lima hospital in a wheelchair on Thursday night, waving to journalists waiting outside as he stepped into a black S.U.V. that took him to a large house in the quiet, upscale neighborhood of La Molina.
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What follows is a steamy fantasy imagined by Lopez, in which she flirtatiously poses for the filmmaker while wearing elaborate fashions and hitting sultry poses on a beach, in front of a plain backdrop in a large house, and amid tropical foliage.
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At the Tabian Social and Cultural Centre, in a large house down a lane in a mainly Shi'ite area of the city which also houses the Afghan Voice news agency, the windows are shattered and the floor is still stained with blood.
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To showcase its production and live event skills ahead of the World Cup, Epic debuted a new, custom-built structure the size of a large house featuring a dizzying number of screens viewable from any angle and designed to hold 100 players simultaneously.
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Donald Trump's poll numbers slid steadily in key battleground states, their Democratic counterparts outraised them by nearly 268-4.63 in July, and talk about the Senate GOP majority slipping away triggered fresh worries that the large House majority could also be in jeopardy.
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"To blithely assert that everyone enjoys the same right to free speech is like claiming that I have a right to buy a large house in north London because there is a 'free market,'" the activist Paris Lees wrote recently in The Guardian.
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San Bernardino, California: 1503 dead, 2111 injuredSometime between 151 PM and midnight, a man opened fire on a group of teens in the backyard of a large house party, hitting and injuring an 25-year-old man and three women, aged 25, 21118, and 21126, before fleeing.
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"It was just the effort and time took to maintain a large house and we filled it with a lot of things that we didn't necessarily need and didn't really add any value to our everyday life or to our experiences," Childs told "On the Money " recently.
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When Schiff gavels open the first session on Wednesday morning in a large House hearing room, he and the panel's senior Republican, Devin Nunes, are expected to make opening statements and then allow the witnesses, U.S. diplomats William Taylor and George Kent, to do the same.
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My Space Nobu Matsuhisa Age 68 Occupation sushi chef; restaurateur; author of "Nobu: A Memoir" (Emily Bestler Books/Atria) Location Los Angeles His Favorite Room The home sushi bar he designed and had built next to his training gym and pool in the downstairs of his large house.
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Don YoungDonald (Don) Edwin YoungHouse passes bill requiring CBP to enact safety, hygiene standards GOP scores procedural win by securing more funding to enforce Iran sanctions Ex-GOP lawmakers are face of marijuana blitz MORE (R) for Alaska's at-large House seat, neither lives in nor has traveled to the state.
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Billed as "sleepaway camp for adults" (participants share rooms, often with bunk beds, in a large house or small hotels), the company's fitness adventures to Ibiza, Havana, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Miami are about bonding over intense exercise and partying (unlimited beer is included in the price of the trip).
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Sanders's preferred candidate for Montana's at-large House seat, folk singer Rob Quist, fell to Republican Greg GianforteGregory Richard GianforteHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 22019 House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Trump declares Gorka 'wins big' after clash with reporters in Rose Garden MORE in the special election to replace former Rep.
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In Montana, Republican Greg GianforteGregory Richard GianforteHouse Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 85033 House GOP fears retirement wave will lead to tsunami Trump declares Gorka 'wins big' after clash with reporters in Rose Garden MORE won the special election for the state's at large House seat despite having punched a reporter on the eve of the election.
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But the real fortune was left behind when the family fled east from their native city of Krakow to Lviv after the war in Poland first broke out: the family's large house overlooking the Vistula River and a lucrative bakery business that was seized by the Nazis and then nationalized by the Communist government after the war.
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There is a soap-opera level of activity going on in this (apparently) exceedingly large house, what with your sister-in-law's gentleman callers coming in and out unnoticed, maids who are confidantes — but who do not seem to help with chores and messiness — as well as the seeming ability to reside there without talking to household members for months at a time.
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Wood is the Log Lady's log, the cozy interiors of the Great Northern Hotel (which the one-armed man called "a large house made of wood, surrounded by trees"), the stacked logs on trucks that park outside the safe and comforting Double R. At its worst, wood is also the circle of sycamores surrounding the entrance to the Black Lodge, and the drawer pull in which Josie Packard is imprisoned.
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With my current internet plan, that's still fast enough to stream Netflix in HD. What to do if you live in a large house: eero Home WiFi System (1 eero + 1 eero Beacon), $299, available at Amazon Range extenders can work very well in a small space, but if you're dealing with a multi-floor house, there are variables (thick walls, floors, a larger space) that may require a more thorough solution.
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