There was Oscar Newman and Defensible Space and we thought low-rise buildings, low-rise public housing might really work to bring crime rates down.
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LOW-RISE ENCLAVES While the San Francisco YIMBYs have taken on ethnic minorities who fear displacement, their biggest targets are the enclaves of low-rise homes on the city's predominantly white west side.
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At least low-rise is forthcoming about how disgusting it is.
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The low-rise buildingYou could also just call this a building.
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Its towering bamboo scaffolding already dwarfs the low-rise local buildings.
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Many low-rise developments in rejuvenating areas were targeted as well.
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The low-rise buildings are undistinguished but offer steady income streams.
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Low-rise pants were also a staple of the earlier decade.
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Who remembers that crop top, low rise jeans, and blue thong?
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Currently, the area is only zoned for low-rise manufacturing use.
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About 2500 million of it was office buildings, including low-rise structures.
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Like low-rise jeans and feathered hair, people can outgrow friendships, too.
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The criteria for entering the new low-rise buildings eliminate numerous applicants.
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SS: I remember saving up to buy my first pair of J BRAND jeans, it was during the low-rise trend and they were a super low rise stretchy dark blue denim and I wore them to everything.
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Low-rise pants and skirts were also a staple of the earlier decade.
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Harlow is characterized by seemingly endless roundabouts and tired-looking low-rise buildings.
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The back terrace was surrounded by low-rise buildings in a historic district.
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Low-rise underwear looked great on that woman (and pretty much no one else).
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LH's property sales shrank by 7% (low-rise: -13%, high-rise: +16%) in 2015.
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Homes and buildings are low-rise, made with wood and built on the permafrost.
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The VXV portfolio includes seven low-rise office buildings, totalling about 88,000 square metres.
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Most of Inwood is low-rise, with residential buildings of five to seven stories.
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That percentage would start low, rise incrementally with the student's income and be capped.
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Made by Dawn pleated halter top, $183, and low-rise bottom, $140, at madebydawn.com.
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It was the era of low-rise jeans, peek-a-boo thongs, bodycon dresses.
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I own four pairs of J Brand's Low-Rise Ankle Skinny Jeans in Demented.
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It was an era of ruffled miniskirts and low-rise jeans, of rhinestones on everything.
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Most live in charmless low-rise apartment blocks that arch across Rio's north and west.
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Alexander Wang "Rival" distressed low-rise boyfriend jeans, originally $320, now $160; net-a-porter.
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In fashion, you'll have spotted micro bags and low-rise jeans being flogged on Depop.
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She's in one of those squat, low-rise buildings slowly eroded by the salt air.
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Somebody, please, find us some frosted lip gloss, glitter eye shadow and low-rise jeans!
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Tomigaya, which has retained its low-rise silhouette, is one of Tokyo's latest "it" neighborhoods.
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Its 1,000-foot skyscraper would soar above a neighborhood dominated by low-rise walk-ups.
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Its 1,000-foot skyscraper would soar above a neighborhood dominated by low-rise walk-ups.
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Credit...CreditMartin Tessler for The New York Times VANCOUVER, British Columbia — A pioneer in high-density urban development, Vancouver is famous for its approach to city planning, heavy on tall glass towers perched atop low-rise podiums interspersed by parks and low-rise buildings.
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And I don't mean skinny jeans or low-rise suckers — I mean pants as a genre.
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There was a time when the word "jeans" automatically conjured up images of low-rise flares.
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A throng of officers, some in heavy tactical gear, responded to the low-rise brick building.
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I should be in a townhouse at this distance, maybe even a low-rise condo building.
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Today the lake is ringed by modern low-rise buildings containing offices, pricey apartments and cafes.
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For example, she wore low-rise trousers to the Savage x Fenty show in September 2019.
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On the rocky knolls that scatter the sprawling, low-rise city, American flags drooped at half-staff.
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Sky-hugging tower blocks have mushroomed in low-rise residential suburbs: neighbours and zoning regulations be damned.
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They walk slowly, too, ambling around the central circle comprising the university's low-rise dorms and buildings.
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There are more low-rise apartments and public housing complexes, along with a sprinkling of snazzy condos.
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" He later wrote: "After waiting by the roadside, we went to another hotel, low rise, 3 storeys.
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The neighborhood is decidedly low-rise, but a project that is in the works will change that.
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But they were particularly impressed by George Town's low-rise historic architecture and lively street food scene.
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She arrived wearing clothes from the brand, including a blue crop top and matching low-rise pants.
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Low-rise jeans were seen all over the runway from designers like Gucci, Alexander McQueen, and Chanel.
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The high-waisted movement completely replaced the low-rise trend that was popular throughout the previous decade.
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Footage on social media showed intense flames lapping up the front of a low-rise residential building.
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Decluttering isn't just about tossing your embarrassing collection of 2000s-era low-rise jeans into the garbage bin.
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The Mjostarnet tower currently looks like a naked tree rising spectacularly above the town's low-rise concrete housing.
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" Once he made that comment, Garcia says, "I actually stopped wearing low-rise jeans because of my tattoo.
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The low-rise, low-density zones have in most cases long since been engulfed by crowded, bustling cities.
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She wore low-rise distressed jeans and a white tee tied into a crop top, plus white sneakers.
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Images from CCTV also showed a few flattened cars and a low-rise building with a collapsed wall.
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In fact, the low-rise 1960s suburb where Metropica is being built is already full of cosmopolitan surprise.
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At the Kids' Choice Awards in 2004, Lopez wore low-rise pants as part of a mismatched look.
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Low-rise jeans, an expanse of bony torso, and a piece of white fabric wrapped around her chest.
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Zintan, a low-rise town that sits on a hilltop ridge, has no drinking water network, Baroni said.
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Manufacturers say it's ideal for low-rise construction, a product that's stucco-like in appearance and toxin-free.
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Living in A walkable, high-rise neighborhood has opened for business in a hilly, mostly low-rise city.
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When today's high-rises grow, low-rise neighbors fear the shadows will block sunlight and kill backyard gardens.
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Its low-rise commercial center, with its spice store and barber shops, has barely changed since the 1950s.
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Suddenly nothing you think you know about the humble, low-rise, rambling charm of rural India holds true.
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Low-rise jeans a la the early 2000s are also set to be huge in the coming years.
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On January 16, Hadid donned a blue crop top and matching low-rise pants designed by Louis Vuitton.
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" For those worried about an unwelcome resurgence of the low-rise, allow me to calm your fears: In a May 2015 column for Jezebel, Madeline Davies referred to low-rise jeans as "the style of pants that are the most abusive thing to happen in fashion since the whale-bone corset.
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But many of the side streets are quiet and residential, filled with walk-ups and low-rise apartment buildings.
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Picture this: It's 2001, Britney Spears just released her third album, and low-rise jeans have never been cooler.
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These centres will be housed in ordinary low-rise buildings, some of which may be hundreds of kilometres away.
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Low-rise denim is so depraved it isn't worth attacking: It knows what it did—it just doesn't care.
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Kendall Jenner is capturing her Sunday best on Instagram: gravity-defying low-rise denim—its waistband teeming with ruffles!
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We round a bend and head down a bumpy hill, to a cul-de-sac of low-rise tenements.
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They both rocked the mid-2000s low-rise jeans look at a Victoria's Secret store event in 2003, below.
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Spears showed them off in a hot-pink cropped shirt that reads "Heartbreakers," and some low-rise striped shorts.
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"The last time I wore a low-rise bikini, I was thirteen years old at 'fat camp,'" she wrote.
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It was a time of low-rise jeans, big sunglasses with suits, and music videos with crime drama lighting.
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Down the road from the office, we stopped in front of a low-rise brick-fronted public housing complex.
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Ice can form on pretty much any New York City building, from low-rise tenements to luxury high rises.
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Wandering around low-rise Tianzifang is an antidote to the soaring Shanghai of magnetic levitation trains and mega-skyscrapers.
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These districts of subsidized pastel-colored, low-rise housing are tidy and well maintained, not places of obvious deprivation.
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From low-rise jeans to impractical bamboo bags, here&aposs a look at the worst trends from the 2010s.
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Between 1886 and 1906, rowhouse developments and low-rise apartment buildings supplanted farmland, according to the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission.
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Don't wear mini skirts, don't wear crop tops, don't expose your cleavage, don't wear low-rise jeans — I ignore them.
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Opened in 2014, it houses 10,000 worshippers and oozes confidence, rising 50 metres above low-rise houses and cheap hotels.
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This year saw a resurgence in horrors like low-rise jeans, boot cuts, and the most disastrous of all, Uggs.
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Increasingly today, builders are constructing low-rise structures, up to 10 stories, for schools, apartments and hotels using modular technology.
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Mr. Halim's new gray concrete building, in the midst of low-rise brick apartment blocks, is striped with ribbon windows.
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Main Street is a mix of low-rise buildings, with food and service shops, clothing stores and storefront medical offices.
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Earlier this month, the California Energy Commission mandated that all newly constructed low-rise residential buildings must include solar power.
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The modular method has already gained a foothold in hotel construction, as well as low-rise and single-family projects.
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They also help preserve New York's low-rise legacy while hearkening to a quieter and more communal way of life.
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At the base of the tower will be a low-rise car park building, which will also house a ballroom.
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Her blue crop top, for example, was emblazoned with the Louis Vuitton logo, as were her matching low-rise pants.
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Now it is home to about 0003,500 people who mostly live in modest, low-rise two- or four-family buildings.
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Kahn made his name using cutting-edge construction techniques on low-rise buildings, often in brick and with simple, solid geometries.
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The result, say critics, is a neighborhood that is a hodgepodge of low-rise industrial buildings interspersed with cold, austere towers.
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Some migrant workers in Bhuj may be able to move into about 600 low-rise homes as early as next year.
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He also set up Synthetic Genomics, which now occupies several low-rise buildings on a hillside on North Torrey Pines Road.
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Nostalgia for the days of low rise jeans, Surge soda, and Britney Spears has finally brought us a Legally Blonde bikini!
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The portfolio of low-rise development holdings managed by Greybrook Realty Partners includes over 800 acres of land in Southern Ontario.
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Custom is brisk at the Mogadishu Meat and Grocery, beside a low-rise brick mosque crowded with women in bright headscarves.
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Riding high on the wave of Laguna-inspired low-rise flares and boyfriend cuts, I condemned the resurgence of skinny jeans.
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It also helps that early 2000s nostalgia is trending—evident with the comebacks of tiny sunglasses, logomania, and low rise jeans.
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The collection includes high-rise, mid-rise and low-rise jeans, and includes overalls, denim joggers and moto and distressed styles.
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The restrictions are especially damaging to poor and moderate-income low-rise neighborhoods, many of which have long suffered from neglect.
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"Just about every building on this block, there's somebody selling heroin," he said, gesturing toward a strip of low-rise apartments.
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In Hell's Kitchen, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with a backyard, on the ground floor of a prewar low-rise.
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The signs are "clearly out of character" with the town's low-rise, low-key style, said Jay Schneiderman, Southampton's town supervisor.
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But not everyone is ready, as shown by a recent Twitter outcry over the supposed imminent return of low-rise jeans.
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They form an ardent bond their first year of school, in a dusty, low-rise neighborhood on the outskirts of Naples.
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Once again, the story began with Nadia waving from the single lighted window, at the top of a low-rise building.
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And although many new low-rise buildings currently stand on the site of former high-rise projects, most former occupants haven't.
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The 36 newly built apartments are set in three low-rise blocks in landscaped gardens and include a concierge and swimming pool.
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What if behind pimples, and braces, and ill-fitting low-rise jeans lies a potential knockout, if only someone would see it?
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But with fashion, I'm really obsessed with low-rise flare pants and crop tops and certain iconic brands from the early 2000s.
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The property is co-owned with Tribute Communities and is expected to be developed into a 307-unit low-rise residential community.
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Across the canal from the fashionable Sainte Catherine district, the area is lined with gritty but not unattractive low-rise Victorian buildings.
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Instead, they are housed in ordinary low-rise buildings, in some cases hundreds of kilometres away from the facility they are monitoring.
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Baggy, low-rise grey sweats, a sheer white Laina Rauma bodysuit paired with a lacy bra and a neon yellow Birkin bag.
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Ersatz city centres, which can be built in low-rise suburbs like Sunrise or in built-up areas, bulldoze the distinction further.
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The result is sometimes more penitentiary than pastoral, with six- to eight-foot barriers looming over picket fences and low-rise hedges.
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Now, an estate of low-rise, modest homes stands on the site, with a large playground tucked away behind some back yards.
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Condominiums led in price growth, the real estate board said, followed by higher density low rise home types and finally detached houses.
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This is one of the only areas of Vancouver with low-rise buildings that have been standing for more than a century.
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Mr. Conklin and his collaborators, principally his longtime partner, James Rossant, were acclaimed for integrating modern structures into low-rise Manhattan blocks.
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Surrounding it are more recently constructed low-rise apartments, as if the area had been rebuilt in the wake of a bomb.
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But low-rise jeans only work if you have the right proportions for them, so it's best to leave the trend behind.
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Its main roads are flanked by malnourished trees and low-rise buildings with faded awnings—storefront churches, transmission-repair shops, dollar stores.
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Surrounded by rocky outcrops, the city is a sprawl of low-rise, white-washed buildings interspersed with palms and the occasional cactus.
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It features a low-rise stage large enough for an at-home private performance and enough room for an audience and rehearsal area.
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Cut to nearly 20 years later, though, and that notion seems embarrassing now, the way ultra low-rise jeans and belly chains do.
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Fish Window Cleaning, which now has 250 franchisees across the country, focuses on residential and low-rise commercial customers and requires little overhead.
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"When low-rise jeans exploded around the year 2000, making these tattoos very visible, it clinched the association with slutty sexuality," she explained.
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I accumulated a pair of ultra low-rise purple velour pants from a thrift shop for $15 and a black tracksuit from JuicyCouture.
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So the Tamrazyans accepted an invitation to use an apartment in Bethel Church, a red brick building nestled among low-rise apartment blocks.
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Along this low-rise thoroughfare stretching between the Paterson and Passaic borders are Peruvian restaurants, hookah stores, Turkish markets — even a pierogi maker.
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Mezher told the driver to park on a low rise in the center of town, where the rest of the unit joined us.
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I liked the diversity of housing types here, from the low-rise sections at the neighborhood scale that steps up into this tower.
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The president's proposal might even speed a move towards "virtual" control towers in low-rise buildings, which can replace towers physically located at airports.
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We open on quick cuts of a crowded Los Angeles street packed with women in low-rise Abercrombie & Fitch jeans and skimpy halter-tops.
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Before North Dakota's oil boom brought a gush of wealth and population, volunteers had to put out fires in the sprawling, low-rise city.
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The officer, patrolling alone on low-rise residential streets, reached 60th and Spruce Streets, an intersection with a few small shops and a restaurant.
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He would go on to act in movies and plays, embark on a solo music career, and take photos in exceedingly low-rise jeans.
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If you're still on the low-rise boat, it's time to embrace that button-fly — and starting with this pair won't let you down.
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Like French manicures and low-rise jeans, the comfortable coordinates plummeted in popularity as the first decade of the millennium came to a close.
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Cheongjinok is tucked away on the ground floor of a small, low-rise mall just near Seoul's City Hall, in a busy business district.
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The restaurant is at the corner of a low-rise mall that takes up a suburban block, at one of the city's main intersections.
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"I have always been interested in houses and was impressed by how idiosyncratic — and unorthodox — the low-rise housing stock is," Herrin-Ferri said.
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Singapore gained independence in 1965, when it was mostly low-rise with shop houses and kampongs (villages) where homes had tin and thatch roofs.
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The idea of someone hiding their sexuality to further their career sounds as ancient as super low-rise jeans — but both made a comeback.
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High-waisted bottoms replaced low-rise shorts and jeans in the 2010s, and Taylor Swift proved to be a big fan of the trend.
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On Saturday morning, police officials milled around the front of the social club, which is on the first floor of a low-rise townhouse.
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New condos and high-end conversions of older buildings, mostly on its western side, mix with low-rise buildings that house apartments above stores.
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This is just the latest in a long string of tussles over how the City of Angels should grow without sacrificing its low-rise feel.
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In short, skinny jeans were my enemy, so I swore I'd stick to low-rise flares until they were pried from my cold, dead fingers.
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My love for Pikachu has stayed with me as other childhood tastes (low-rise jeans, an ambition to become a "naturalist") have thankfully burned out.
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It sprawls over 240,211 square kilometres (580 square miles) and, but for a few exceptions, its drab, low-rise buildings all look much the same.
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A few weeks earlier David Cameron announced a proposal to demolish or overhaul 100 so-called "sink estates" and replace them with low-rise housing.
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It's a strange neighborhood: a couple of streets' worth of sprawling estates quickly dissolve into low-rise apartment buildings that have been neglected for decades.
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Yet without the secondary market Fannie and Freddie deliver, many viable mixed-use, low-rise projects never get off the ground, or past the banker.
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Then it's time to cover your cargo in loose, baggy layers to conceal your fake pregnancy — Andrews recommends "low-rise jeans or long, flowing skirts."
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No one replied to enquiries at that address when a Reuters reporter visited the low-rise red building with white balconies overlooking a children's playground.
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So, when we spotted Selena Gomez sporting a tiny tat just above her low-rise jeans post-Met Gala, we were thrown for a loop.
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Kate Moss had just launched her first Topshop collection, meaning that everyone and their nan was wearing low rise jeans and those scrawny neck scarfs.
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Classic, straight-cut jeans ("not high rise, not low rise, somewhere between," she said) made from nonstretch denim sourced from the heritage supplier Cone Denim.
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A Sidewalk drawing shows a low-rise structure in which office workers and apartment dwellers share space with what appears to be a large distillery.
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But I've been around long enough to know what will come back: military, safari, pink, red, bootcut jeans, low-rise, literally every shape denim, etc.
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The site, now occupied by low-rise commercial buildings, is near the famous greasy spoon the Tastee Diner, a popular relic of a bygone Bethesda.
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The low-rise motels all looked fairly similar, using simple geometric forms and poured concrete construction individualized by tropical paint jobs and bright neon signs.
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Born in Iran, Sharif was raised in Dubai, which, before the 1960s oil boom, was a low-rise town that made money from harvesting pearls.
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Low-rise, bootcut jeans have (thank God) not followed us to 2018, and Carrie Bradshaw's whole career has been transformed thanks to blogging and social media.
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Relics of the early-aughts — low-rise pants, bandana tops, even flip flops — popped up at Ashish, Marta Jakubowski, Christian Cowan, LaQuan Smith, Vaquera, and beyond.
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The dilapidated low-rise buildings in the 16.5-acre (7 hectares) site will make way for high-rise towers, wide streets, parking lots and green spaces.
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She also modeled high-waisted underwear which peeked out above her low-rise tattered jeans that were so distressed, they exposed most of her unshaven legs.
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Before fast-fashion brands like Forever 21 and H&M became big, Wet Seal was a go-to destination for low-rise jeans and tube tops.
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Man Repeller's inaugural line of sneakers ranged from $125 to $160, while more recently, French brand Sandro reimagined Superga's low-rise silhouette, which retailed for $95.
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For centuries, St. Paul's, the domed 17th-century cathedral, was the tallest structure in London and the highest vantage point for viewing a low-rise city.
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In Union Square, a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with oversize windows and a private rooftop space at the top of a low-rise prewar building.
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In a teaser for the upcoming series, Law, 46, ascends out of the blue ocean waters wearing only a pair of white, glistening, low-rise swimwear.
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When passing it on a boat you have to look hard to notice its green and tan low-rise buildings, which disappear into the surrounding hillsides.
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Dotted with low-rise buildings containing metal fabricators and other businesses, the waterfront here retains some of its old gritty industrial feel — at least for now.
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Her husband relaxed on the other side of the small school—a simple, but crowded space housed on a single floor of blighted low-rise shophouse.
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Other countries, including Germany and America, had banned the flammable cladding used on Grenfell; Britain's building regulations say it should only be used on low-rise buildings.
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Versace had Bella Hadid walk in the Spring 2020 men's show in 2019 wearing a pair of low-rise bedazzled black pants that showed the matching thong.
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At the Glebelands hostel complex near Durban, an estimated 15,000-20,000 people squeeze into decrepit, low-rise blocks that were built during apartheid to house black workers.
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In reality, the eulogy for a fully dressed mons pubis was written way before the dawn of low-rise jeans and the desire for a hot wax.
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San Francisco is going aggressively vertical, with a building boom of high rises in a city that was once proud of its low-rise, European-style ethos.
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Jennifer Lawrence, 26, dressed down for the Christian Dior Spring-Summer 2017 ready-to-wear show and opted for a pair of cuffed, low-rise boyfriend jeans.
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The Eedor Thin Casual Boat Line Sock won't stick up above even a low-cut flat thanks to the low-rise back, which just covers the heel.
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You'd want to have some, sure, though townhouses and rowhouses and three-deckers and other "missing middle" low-rise housing forms could carry much of the weight.
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The only criteria was that it had to be a traditional motor inn, with the drive-thru reception, parking in front of the rooms, and low rise.
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But low-rise buildings, like the one on Eagle Avenue, present unique challenges for Nycha compared to the agency's iconic red brick high-rises, Mr. Mustaciuolo said.
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Its streets are lined with single-family homes and low-rise apartment buildings, while its main boulevards and thoroughfares feature strip-mall businesses and fast-food restaurants.
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Remains dated from between 35 foetal weeks and 3 years of age were found at the site which is now an estate of low-rise, modest homes.
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Two roof decks offer wonderful views of the city, although it's unclear why this particular monolith deserved to be a towering outlier in a mostly low-rise area.
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If or whenever low-rise jeans come back (some signs indicate they're already sneaking up on us), I refuse to ever put a pair on my body again.
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In sprawling, low-rise Dublin—where those Googlers, Facebookers and others are adding to demand—height restrictions have constrained the supply of flats, though these are being relaxed.
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A low-rise is considered to be anything under 8 inches, and can go incredibly low, like under 5 inches (think Paris Hilton circa the early 00's).
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For me, most zoning laws in places like NY and San Francisco with the emphasis on low-rise buildings and "livable neighborhoods" create the worst of both worlds.
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Pictures carried by state media showed rescuers digging through the rubble of low rise buildings, though searches for the incident on Chinese social media were blocked on Tuesday.
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Ms. Rivera was the mother of a 4-year-old boy and lived at a low-rise public housing development in Williamsburg, not far from the Bushwick Houses.
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If someone decides to build on an empty lot or low-rise building next door, you'll have to brick up that window and say goodbye to your view.
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Generators from chronic power shortages often rumble in the capital, an elegant, low-rise city with buildings and street cafes from the early 20th century Italian colonial era.
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He was greeted without special ceremony as he strolled through his low-rise immigrant neighborhood north of the old port of Marseille, though everyone seemed to know him.
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Things that used to be in fashion will always come back, whether it&aposs &apos90s-inspired platform flip flops, or the low-rise jeans of the early 2000s.
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James Fernandez heard talk of the murders through the door of his first-floor apartment on East 146th Street in a public-housing low-rise, the Betances Houses.
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In contrast with high-profile past directors, dubbed "starchitects" for their showy buildings - Aravena, 48, is best known for designing low-rise social housing for families living in slums.
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The public space has climbing equipment, fenced-in basketball and handball courts, and a blacktop softball field, arranged between a public school and a block of low-rise homes.
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Its forecourt offers a commanding view of a jumble of low-rise houses set along winding streets, which give into ever narrower lanes garlanded with precarious-looking power cables.
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In addition to simple requests like Swedish Fish, the detailed list includes everything from dozens of packs of white low-rise socks to half a gallon of almond milk.
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Erskine and Konkle understand that a realistic physical performance requires some exposed belly, loose low rise pants, and a stolen hot pink thong, as we see in one episode.
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Gomez and Delevingne both adore DSTLD's high-rise powerstretch denim, while Jenner and Underwood are fans of the brand's low-rise charcoal-colored jeans, which are no longer available.
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - In early 2018, in a complex of low-rise buildings in the Australian capital, a team of government hackers was engaging in a destructive digital war game.
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The mother of two, who lives in one of the humble low rise buildings nearby, said public opinion was divided despite the high number of families receiving government support.
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And they were able to get a unit with a decent-sized kitchen on a high floor — not necessarily an easy thing to find in historically low-rise Queens.
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But one top-selling magazine there was founded in Phnom Penh and takes its name — Mekong Review — from the mighty river that runs beside the city's low-rise downtown.
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But some residents worry about the effects of so many newcomers on the neighborhood of gleaming apartment towers and low-rise manufacturing that is already straining from rapid growth.
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Hang out near the dressing rooms at Forever 21 and make meaningful, unbroken eye contact with a woman trying on low-rise jeans for the first time in years.
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Within Chinatown's gridlike layout, you can spot a few examples of the low-rise Italianate brick or white stucco and corniced buildings that predate a devastating fire in 1900.
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The area is known for its well-preserved late 19th- and early 20th-century architecture, a low-rise mix that includes Romanesque Revival, neo-Georgian and neo-Tudor styles.
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In recent decades, the walk-ups and other low-rise buildings have provided homes for newly minted college graduates, young families, older pensioners and strivers from the country's heartland.
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In recent decades, the walk-ups and other low-rise buildings have provided homes for newly minted college graduates, young families, older pensioners and strivers from the country's heartland.
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The story began with Nadia in the single, lighted window on the top floor of a low-rise building, waving at the man, who was waiting in the courtyard.
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Aero, founded in 222, moved to its current facilities in 22016, a sprawling complex of low-rise hangers, assembly areas and corporate offices to focus on manufacturing Soviet MiG fighters.
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Many have lived there for decades, their one-room tenements and low-rise homes dwarfed by the gleaming glass and chrome office towers and luxury hotels that dot the city.
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Earlier this year Moscow city authorities unveiled plans to demolish as many as 22010,220 buildings and move up to 2000m residents from ageing low-rise apartment blocks known as khrushchevki.
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Its headquarters and research centre are tucked away in a huge complex of low-rise buildings in Shanghai's Jiading district, a cluster that aspires to become the Detroit of China.
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The cars groan as they lumber over elevated tracks high above the avenues, bodegas and detached homes, alongside treetops and the Escher-esque maze of rusty low-rise fire escapes.
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Spears shared one of the paparazzi photos along with two videos of herself a few hours later, wearing a crop top and low-rise jeans to show off her stomach.
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They were part of a neighborhood of ramshackle, low-rise apartment buildings, portions of which officials and developers had wanted to demolish, according to a report in The Beijing News.
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That leaves low income workers stranded in unsafe buildings, and in slums and chawls - low-rise blocks with one-room homes - built more than a century ago to house workers.
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We couldn't afford either, so we stayed at the Tri Zaysta Mini-Hotel, a sort of B&B in an industrial looking low-rise, just up from the train station.
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I dressed in low-rise jeans that gave a sophisticated hint of red thong and a cropped bomber jacket unzipped to my nonexistent (but surely soon to be heaving) bosom.
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High-rise cities like Seoul and Tokyo are less densely populated than Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, where most people live in walk-up apartment buildings or low-rise slums.
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And in a sign that Taipei 251 has accomplished its mission of attraction, other skyscrapers are finally rising next door, altering the skyline of an otherwise surprisingly low-rise city.
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We were talking on the sunny patio of a restaurant near Duvall Decker's office, in a growing commercial area of low-rise 1950s buildings a couple of miles from downtown.
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The 215 block of Haskell Street sits in a kind of transition zone between the taller buildings in downtown Berkeley and the low-rise homes scattered through the eastern hills.
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A visit to a series of white, low-rise United Nations-backed laboratories 35 km (22 miles) outside Austria's ornate capital Vienna provides a glimpse into the food of tomorrow's world.
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Visitors to Amaravati now drive on a single-lane road flanked by rice paddies and sugarcane fields to arrive at a cluster of low-rise buildings that are temporary administration offices.
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Of all the excess I've recently chosen to crop out of the JPEG of my life — stress, cheese, low-rise jeans — there's one thing that's been relatively easy to kick: mousse.
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The designs for the new town centre of Tongzhou, for example, are reminiscent of Silicon Valley, with low-rise, open-plan offices sitting off roads that meander through a verdant landscape.
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Back in downtown Pangsan, bright, neon signs dangling from low-rise hotels, massage parlors and bars light up the main street a few minutes walk from a border crossing with China.
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Created by her longtime friend and designer, Bob Mackie, Cher wore a black jewel-encrusted bralette, a matching low-rise side-slit skirt, thigh-high black boots and an embroidered shawl.
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BIG's contribution is, instead, an ungainly series of seven boxes (meant to echo the low-rise buildings of TriBeCa), each shifted off-center, with gardens and tickers on the exposed edges.
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The Ingersoll Houses, which include 20 low-rise buildings with about 4,500 residents, had a substantial drop in crime in recent years as the city invested in anti-crime measures there.
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The rise is at least two inches higher than Juicy's early-aughts iteration, which came about when ultra low-rise "bumster" styles were in (despite the perpetual threat of indecent exposure).
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Just like low-rise jeans and intense midriff was a fad in the early 2000s, being a racial question mark with curves draped in Fashion Nova is what's hot right now.
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The episode aired in 2000, and Beyoncé Knowles, Kelly Rowland, and Michelle Williams are all in their late teens and wearing matching outfits, complete with low-rise jeans, and sparkly belts.
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The regulations come amid a controversial campaign by Moscow authorities to demolish thousands of aging, low-rise Soviet apartments throughout the city, a move that has sparked protests in the capital.
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While many blocks are dominated by the kind of stock that Ms. Leahy calls home — low-rise rowhouses in Italianate and Queen Anne styles, large new multifamily buildings are also materializing.
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City leaders across southeast Asia are looking to redevelop low-rise areas in the hearts of their increasingly high-rise cities, sparking debate about what might be lost in the process.
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They just fear that their neighborhood is already bursting at the seams, with scores of glass apartment towers transforming an area long characterized by a mismatched jumble of low-rise buildings.
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In an average year Singapore, which has 5.6m inhabitants, most living in high-rises, has a handful of deaths; Norway, with a similar population, mostly living in low-rise buildings, has dozens.
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Its young companies start not in garages, but in cramped offices, tucked away in the low-rise towers that host what is left of the electronics market, the heart of old Zhongguancun.
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Some 15 minutes away from the shore, a massive 'berg hove into view; tall and flat, it was the size of a football pitch and the height of low-rise apartment block.
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Ikuenobe had ended up trapped in Libya after leaving his hometown of Benin City, a verdant city of low-rise buildings in southwestern Nigeria, in search of a better life in Europe.
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A project backed by Sergei Sobyanin, the mayor of Moscow, to demolish thousands of ageing low-rise apartment blocks and resettle their residents, brought thousands to the streets in protest this summer.
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Though the resulting pilot never aired, the experience did provide us with some truly incredible footage of a teenage stone singing Meredith Brook's "Bitch" in some iconic early aughts low-rise jeans.
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All around it are blocks of relatively new, low-rise residential buildings that, though they are for low-income families, do little to maximize the number of homes that might be built.
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Possibly the best part of Queen of the Damned is when Lestat wears this sexy low rise black skirt and no shirt and has vampire sex with the Queen of the Damned.
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Growing up on his father's farm, between the tributary roads and patchwork fields of northern Baltimore County, Maryland, the low-rise outskirts of the city provided space for his first musical encounters.
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In Astoria, Queens, a roughly 640-square-foot, one-bedroom, one-bath apartment with an in-unit washer and dryer and a balcony, on the third floor of a 2011 low-rise.
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Michael Pozzebon, vice president of low-rise developer DG Group, said his firm used to sell houses once it got approvals because in the past it knew how long projects would take.
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The city's new building codes ban natural gas in new single-family and low-rise multi-family buildings beginning in 2020, while allowing the use of the fuel in high-rise buildings.
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Low-rise jeans, also known as hip huggers, were first made popular in the '90s and 2000s when celebrities like Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera, and Keira Knightley stepped out in the style.
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Now voters are showing signs of discouragement in Ochar, a community of 18,000 where Battambang spills into rice fields and dwellings patched from metal sheet and wood sit alongside low-rise cinderblock homes.
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For housing, they are weighing worries that Brexit will squeeze incomes and hurt the capital's big financial services industry against a shortage of homes in low-rise London that has long supported prices.
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The film was at its best when it just sat back and watched Hemsworth's Thor discover all that Midgard had to offer: traffic laws, pet stores, low-rise jeans, and, most memorably, coffee.
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In Season 1, smack in the middle of the Bush years, Heidi and even the season's golden child, Kara Saun, wore atrocities like low-rise, bootlegged jeans with sparkly belts that resembled necklaces.
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Breast-baring, low-cut blouses, barely-there thongs worn with low-rise jeans, belly shirts, bare legs with short skirts and flip-flops, and no socks all winter so as to look sexy.
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The building, named ARO, stands 62 stories (60 of them occupiable), thanks in part to the purchase of air and development rights from nearby low-rise theaters, and it gradually widens halfway up.
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Meanwhile, Corte, an 85-unit condominium under construction in Long Island City, is geared to South American buyers with a low-rise design of stacked forms inspired by the architecture of Buenos Aires.
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Season 6, Episode 10 "The One With The Routine" Finally, Friends rings in the year 2000 with all the silliness, low-rise jeans, and one-liner quips that can fit into 30 minutes.
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But for some brands, the decade of low-rise trousers, animal prints, and going-out tops isn't just an era from which to pull inspiration; instead, it's the aesthetic of their entire label.
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And yet, amid the grit and grime is a gleaming low-rise factory producing some 503m smartphones a year for OPPO, a firm started by China's BBK Electronics but which is now run independently.
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A Fredericton man named Justin, who lives in one of the low-rise brick buildings in the vicinity of the shooting, told reporters on scene that he woke up to gunshots outside his window.
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She attended the red-carpet event in Beverly Hills, California, on Sunday wearing a white, two-piece outfit comprised of a bra-style crop top and low-rise skirt that revealed her bare midriff.
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But brokers said newcomers from Manhattan, brownstone Brooklyn and Forest Hills, Queens, were also trickling into Elmhurst, drawn to its low-rise, lights-out-early streets, lower housing costs and proximity to the subway.
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When Kim Kardashian West first became a red carpet regular during season one of Keeping Up with the Kardashians, her wardrobe included plenty of satin dresses, chunky belts, low-rise denim and statement necklaces.
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The organization was founded in 2115 to quash attempts to widen East 2142th Street, and it has collaborated with other community groups to rezone side streets for low-rise housing and improve neighborhood parks.
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MR. MELLENCAMP PAID $2.3 MILLION, according to property records, for a live-work loft on the entire first floor of 66 Grand Street, a low-rise cast-iron building near Wooster Street in SoHo.
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She modeled a very risqué outfit, wearing skimpy seashell pasties with several seashell-adorned body chains, high-waisted underwear which peeked out above her low-rise tattered jeans and exposed most of her unshaven legs.
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Gigi, 21, showed off her toned abs in a white, long sleeve, off-the-shoulder crop top and a pair of low-rise, two-tone Frame "Le Nouveau" jeans (previously worn by her little sis).
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Just as low-rise jeans and denim Dior epitomize the early noughties, and grunge-inspired flannels with ripped-up mom jeans (think Tai from Clueless) embody the '90s, the go-go boot epitomizes the '60s.
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Its designated blocks are irregular, belting around the park from East 21st Street to East 18th Street and cinching in Irving Place, where the low-rise, ivy-covered mansions have a charm of their own.
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The foot traffic is almost enough to make many in this city feel lucky that the single previous occupant of this red brick low-rise building on the 22 block went bankrupt five years ago.
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Retail space will occupy the ground level on Greenwich, facing the multi-block UPS building, whose low-rise profile is one reason half of the 170 apartments in Greenwich West will have Hudson River views.
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Anable Basin, a low-rise medley of docks and warehouses, is where Amazon intends to build a sprawling office complex that could total eight million square fee — and possibly a helipad, according to state documents.
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Perhaps that's why collection took on a very 1990s feel with its wide belts worn high on the waist, low-rise pants, crop tops, and tiny bags the size of an old-school flip phone.
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In all, they are looking to build nine high-rise residential blocks, along with low-rise buildings and townhouses, with space for 0003,100 apartments (600 of which are low-cost housing or accommodations for students).
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Flush with money from the technology industry, San Francisco has undergone a boom of high-rise construction that has made what was once a low-rise city more dense and in some ways more vulnerable.
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The party I was there to experience took place at Hala 36, a long, low-rise brick building that used to be slaughterhouse located in the city's eighth district, also known as Prague's creative hub.
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After breakfast at the hotel (weak coffee, delicious local tomatoes), we trooped down the narrow brick streets flanked by low-rise apartments and hotels, their balconies draped with thick strands of pink, white and blue bougainvillea.
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While there are no accurate figures to gauge the extent of child prostitution in the scrappy, low-rise city, the steady deterioration of South Sudan's security and economy has undoubtedly exacerbated the problem, say humanitarian workers.
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High-rise jeans are flattering, they elongate the legs, and there are no accidental exposures when you sit or bend over in them (which begs us to ask, why did we ever wear low-rise jeans?).
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She posed with fellow Victoria's Secret veterans, Oluchi Onweagba, Heidi Klum, Gisele Bündchen and Daniela Peštová at a store event in 2003 all modeling the fashionable look of the moment — tiny tanks and low-rise jeans.
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So I brought them when we started the design process and they really inspired all of the jeans because they have this low rise, kind of low cut-out pocket, which sort of lent to this
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The singer, 49, was photographed on the set of her new music video with DJ Khaled wearing low-rise, wide-leg tweed dress pants and a matching, high-cut thong made out of the same material.
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Fateh al-Sham said in a statement that rebels had gained control over Dahiyet al-Assad, a suburb with a low-rise residential district of about a square kilometer on the southwest corner of the city.
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Sweatpants and messy buns replace the low-rise jeans, and, even if only for a moment, they get to be teenagers, existing in that rare place where all that matters is their own thoughts and feelings.
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It has been envisaged by the Japanese firm Sanaa as a series of low-rise pavilions extending over an adjacent freeway and down the hill to a dramatic cavity housing World War II-era oil tanks.
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With the help of Jay Molishever, an associate broker at Citi Habitats, they found a new listing for a two-bedroom, one-bath apartment in a low-rise co-op, right on Sunset Park, for $550,000.
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An 11-story building will be a blight on a low-rise street, said Paul Groncki, president of the neighborhood block association, whose members sued the city's Building Department, accusing it of stonewalling requests for information.
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With nine sites and 1,079 apartments to be built in phases, the project, from the team of BFC Partners, L and M Development Partners and Taconic Investment Partners, will swell the low-rise area's housing stock.
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Instead, the group arrived in shiny animal print halter tops, supernaturally low rise jeans, and power chords that both destroyed and immortalised their career as one of the greatest pop-punk bands to walk the earth.
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Now, there are real problems of exclusive neighborhoods, exclusive towns like Palo Alto, and Orinda and Atherton, who protect a very low-rise environment and do not want any new development, certainly not lower-class apartments.
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They explain why strange pockets of low-rise suburbia, frozen in time, can be found in the heart of many cities facing sharply rising rents, such as San Francisco's Noe Valley, Seattle's Queen Anne and Northwest Washington.
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Despite its elegant stone entrance festooned with cherubs and its Art Deco appointments, the Christodora, like the public housing projects a few blocks east on Avenue D, is an imposing brick monolith in a low-rise neighborhood.
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The policy effectively make it impossible to build or renovate low-rise, three- and four-story buildings that mixed housing with retail or offices, because there simply wouldn't be enough residential floor space to qualify for financing.
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The picturesque town center, sprinkled with red-tile roofs on low-rise buildings reminiscent of the Austria-Hungary to which it once belonged, is encircled by tall, gray concrete housing blocks, a legacy of the Communist regime.
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Just look at the current battle between low-rise and high-rise waistlines, the way skinny jeans replaced "mom jeans" only to be defeated once again by the sort of pants Jerry Seinfeld sported in the 1990s.
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"It is doable (to make these lands productive) but it requires investment in research and in science," Elouafi told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in her office, one of the few low-rise buildings in Dubai's Academic City.
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" The selection includes the Harper, "a low-rise jean that sits just below the waist, offered in super skinny, ankle, and jean legging fits," the Simone, "a high-rise style offered in super-skinny (including sculpt!), ankle ,and cropped wide-leg silhouettes," the Annie, "a vintage-inspired girlfriend style, fitted through the hip, easy through the leg, and slightly tapered to a cropped-above-the-ankle length," and the Ames, "a low-rise 'borrowed-from-the-boys' style with a relaxed silhouette, wider leg opening, and a well-worn, well-loved feel.
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BILLUND, Denmark (Reuters) - In a low-rise factory on the outskirts of Billund, a small town in western Denmark, robots stand holding trays at the ready as pistons spit out hundreds of pieces of Lego every few seconds.
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At its low-rise yellow building on a leafy street in Beijing's technology district, there were no signs indicating its presence, nor that of the two technology companies that moved into the third floor a few years ago.
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For instance, if it was still cool to wear ultra low-rise jeans and Von Dutch hats, we don't think we would be able to function on a day-to-day basis — those pants were just so uncomfortable.
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As we climbed a low rise that hugged the back of the Catholic cemetery, no flames were visible, only puffs of steam where the dirt exhaled excess heat and the grass stubbornly refused to don its icy cap.
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With much less drama than attended its demise in the East Village, Uogashi reopened in January on a block of West 953st Street characterized by vintage tenements, low-rise hotels and restaurants catering to the theater-district crowd.
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Because everyone is in Calvin Klein, the group is impeccably dressed, from Jackson in a sports bra and low-rise jeans, to Brown a school uniform-esque outfit, comprised of rugby-style polo shirt and knee-length skirt.
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The organization, which received an early donation of batteries from Tesla, focused its efforts on areas with high-density, low-rise housing and installed the grids on rooftops of community centers that typically serve 023,000 to 4,000 people.
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In its eight-decade history, the housing authority, known as Nycha, has shied away from tearing down its aging buildings, with the exception of a high-rise complex in Brooklyn and some low-rise buildings in Staten Island.
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He and his wife, Gabrielle Lansner, a choreographer and filmmaker, had been visiting the low-rise waterfront neighborhood in Brooklyn for years when they heard of a rare condo opening in a converted warehouse at 8003 Imlay Street.
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This uncanny in-between design is a delusional faker, ultimately unable to deliver on anything because it can't commit to actually being high, and is in denial about being little more than the undeniably warped and sadistic low-rise.
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A high-rise starts at 11 inches, and anything less than that is a low-rise, which means that mid-rise is nothing more than a ghost of the low-waist craze that died more than a decade ago.
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Built as a low-rise city with breezy boulevards, public gardens and fringed by rich wetlands, the capital now resembles a giant building site with more than 100 construction projects underway in the city center alone, according to CBRE.
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A thick belt of manufacturing industry stretches north-west from the city, which is ringed with suburbs like Coverciano, made up of low-rise apartment blocks dating from the days of Italy's economic miracle in the 1950s and 60s.
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Spears's favorite scene from the commercial, though, is the "traditionally classic" one in which she shows off her dance moves in front of a drive-in while baring her infamous abs in a crop top and low-rise bottoms.
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One man who remains particularly vocal in his criticism of what got built in the post-war period is Nicholas Boys Smith, founder of Create Streets—a controversial social enterprise that campaigns for low-rise, terraced housing and apartments.
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The location of the bag was not far from where the Rahami family ran a restaurant, and before dawn on Monday, federal agents and local police officers were swarming a neighborhood of low-rise apartment buildings and small businesses.
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They had been startled by the sound of gunfire and then the awful crash of breaking glass as Mr. Keyes, mortally wounded, fell out his window and through a stairway skylight in a low-rise extension of the hotel.
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Its leafy grand boulevard lined with towering monuments to Confederate war heroes and its clusters of bleak, low-rise housing projects are reminders of the city's segregated past and its enduring legacy of poverty that are impossible to ignore.
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Where else could you have your ears pierced with a glorified staple gun, challenge strangers to Street Fighter matches in dim arcades, consume untold quantities of Orange Julius and brood over low-rise jeans in department-store fitting rooms?
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BUENOS AIRES — At Don Julio, a much-beloved steakhouse in the city's low-rise Palermo neighborhood, a 110-square-foot grill dominates the soaring dining room in the way that a grand piano commands attention on a concert stage.
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BUENOS AIRES — At Don Julio, a much-beloved steakhouse in the city's low-rise Palermo neighborhood, a 110-square-foot grill dominates the soaring dining room in the way that a grand piano commands attention on a concert stage.
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With the prophesied 2020 return of low-rise jeans fast approaching, and yet another celebrity—actor and comedian Kumail Nanjiani—debuting his abs-tacular body transformation in advance of his Marvel movie debut, abs must be here to stay!
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And in their shared growth, style has become a conduit, especially in the bags Sydney hands down — or the ones Memphis sneaks from her mom's glam-prim wardrobe to pair with her own slashed slogan tees and diamanté low-rise denim.
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In a triangle of farmland between main roads, it is a cross between an American-style research park (showy low-rise buildings in a verdant landscape) and a British garden-city, in which work and home space are close together.
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There was the loose-fitting, baby-blue shirt buttoned all the way up, a gold chain tucked under the collar, black trousers, and Comme des Garçons Converse — the only difference being my kicks were low-rise; his were high-tops.
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Here's what I took away from our conversations: The term "tramp stamp" came into popularity in the late 1990s as low-rise jeans — worn at the hips rather than the natural waist — became the go-to trend for women's denim.
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Back then, in the era before malls and mega-casinos took over the city, Commercial Center was a happening, modern retail experiment, a sprawling 183-acre collection of a dozen low-rise buildings that was the pinnacle of hip. Now?
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Jared's grandfather Joseph Kushner, a Holocaust survivor from Belarus, over his lifetime built a small construction company in New Jersey into a real-estate venture that owned and managed some 4,000 low-rise units concentrated in the suburbs of Newark.
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Listening to it now immediately takes me back to being a teenager in someone's parent-free living room spilling neon blue WKD all over my low rise jeans while snogging some boy called Mark with a silver chain and square stubble.
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At Louis Vuitton's Paris Fashion Week show, these tops were paired with belly-button-baring low-rise pants, but for those of us averse to a midriff breeze, it would look just as great with a pair of higher waisted trousers.
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Sailfish Point — a private 532-acre waterfront development with 520 low-rise homes, condominiums and townhouses — is bordered on the east by the Atlantic Ocean, the Fort Pierce Inlet to the north, and the Indian River Lagoon to the west.
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And fewer than one out of 2000 commercial buildings, which include everything from low-rise office buildings to the high-rise office towers of Los Angeles and San Francisco, are insured for earthquakes, according to the California Department of Insurance.
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A main goal of the tours, according to Rahat's mayor, was to spruce up the image of Rahat, a drab conglomeration of low-rise buildings that is also known for its poverty and low rates of education and life expectancy.
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Brookfield Property Group, a newcomer to the Bronx but a major player in Manhattan, has just closed on a 233 million-square-foot waterfront site in Mott Haven, dotted with parking lots and low-rise industrial buildings, for $165 million.
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It helps that Stockholm was untouched by the destruction of 20th-century wars and still looks rather 19053th-century, with ornate, low-rise buildings, and both tall ships and vintage-looking ferries darting to and fro on the city's bustling waterways.
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In the early 2000s, after a bruising fight with city officials, residents successfully resisted construction of high-rises, and have since been able to work with developers on projects that generally maintain the low-rise scale and complement the historic architecture.
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Jared's grandfather Joseph Kushner, a Holocaust survivor from Belarus, over his lifetime built a small construction company in New Jersey into a real estate venture that owned and managed some 2111,000 low-rise units concentrated in the suburbs of Newark.
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Case in point: She's worn DL1961's Emma Low-Rise Skinny jeans on two separate occasions this year, first while on an official tour of South Africa in September, and again for the opening of Luminary Bakery in London in November.
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Of course, it's one thing to introduce an outdoor work space at a sprawling, low-rise campus; it's another to squeeze it into a project in a built-up urban environment where every square foot, if not square inch, matters.
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More than a dozen workers secured by harnesses on suspended platforms could be seen this week applying tile to the rough-looking concrete exterior of a low-rise building, as the capital prepared for its first ruling party congress in 36 years.
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It's all part of a complete rebranding for the brand, which recently did away with its moose logo, its dark and moody stores, and the cadre of shirtless, ripped male models that greeted shoppers looking for low-rise jeans and fisherman-knit sweaters.
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The might of Laos' giant neighbor to the north is hard to miss in Vientiane: wealthy Chinese driving SUVs overtake tuk-tuks sputtering along the roads and Chinese-backed hotels sprout from noisy construction sites in one of Asia's most low-rise cities.
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Ten years ago, at a time when low-rise jeans and crop tops were all the rage, Torkia was one of the first in the U.K. to start blogging and sharing modest styling tips, garnering millions of YouTube views and a devoted fanbase.
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MARKET OVERVIEW After several years in which existing inventory was absorbed, waterfront construction of both luxury high-rise towers and low-rise buildings of four to six stories is "finally heating up again," said Jeff Barton, managing director of Punta Pacifica Realty.
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The 2019 winner of the prestigious Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) Stirling Prize — which is awarded to the best new building in the U.K. — was Goldsmith Street, a development of around 100 low-rise homes in the English city of Norwich.
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The might of Laos' giant neighbour to the north is hard to miss in Vientiane: wealthy Chinese driving SUVs overtake tuk-tuks sputtering along the roads and Chinese-backed hotels sprout from noisy construction sites in one of Asia's most low-rise cities.
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As property prices on the Peak have risen along with the rest of the city's real estate market, homeowners have increasingly turned to redeveloping their lots into complexes — mostly low-rise apartment buildings, but also smaller townhouses — that can generate huge profits.
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Across this traditionally low-rise Cambodian capital, a building boom is becoming more noticeable as it pushes higher into the sky, and its largest projects are often geared toward Chinese investors, who have only recently taken interest in the nation's real estate market.
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High-waisted pants, too, fit into the modest–horny framework: They're modest in that they provide a ton of coverage, so even if you're wearing a crop top, you won't be baring your midriff like Britney, Paris, and Christina in the infamous low-rise aughts.
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While Ripa, 48, showed off her hard-earned abs in a triangle string bikini top, matching low rise bottoms, round sunglasses and a straw hat, Consuelos, 47, rocked a pair of short crisp white swim trunks, sunglasses and a nearly identical hat as his wife.
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Not far inland, on the top floor of a Paphos low-rise, is a family law firm called Andreas Demetriades & Co. Between January 2013 and August 2018, its modest office processed 137 "citizenship by investment" applications worth hundreds of millions of euros to Cyprus.
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Chanel is getting in on the action, too: At its Métiers d'Art show last week, the pieces had a 1990s feel with wide belts worn high on the waist, low-rise pants, crop tops, and tiny bags the size of an old-school flip phone.
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As a teen in the midwest, I wore puka shells with cut-up sweatshirts, mukluks with miniskirts, and bell-bottom jeans with such a low rise, I carried around a special cardigan whose only purpose was to cover my backside when I sat down.
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In 2018 alone, the brand collected over 3.4 million pounds of unwanted textiles in the U.S. But before you run off to unload a sack of old low-rise jeans at your local H&M, check out our favorite looks from the brand's new spring line, ahead.
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I blame Coyote Ugly for a rash of girls at my high school suddenly heading to homeroom in cowboy boots, super low-rise boot cut jeans, and embellished crop tops, (also coinciding with Madonna's cowgirl reinvention in her music video for "Don't Tell Me" that same year) .
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I revered the grown-up space between the bottoms of her cropped tees and the waistband of her low-rise jeans; I adored her music and obsessively copied her dancing off the TV. A perfume designed by her own fair nose, therefore, had to be mine.
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Although her red catsuit and schoolgirl outfit may be more recognizable, fans of the singer will still remember Britney's daring look from "I'm A Slave 4 U."The singer wore a teeny pink crop top and a coordinating pink thong over a pair of low-rise jeans.
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READ: Ten important details from the fed's case against NYC terror suspect Outside the low-rise apartment building, in front of the steps leading to Saipov's residence, sat toy trucks, and an empty watercooler jug that looked as though it was being used as an ashtray.
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Our country was traumatized by the celebrity obsession with so-called "sexy" low-rise looks 20 years ago, and as a result we're embracing higher waisted denim—but because we still don't grasp where our waists actually lie, we've unknowingly trapped ourselves in a low-waisted fashion nightmare.
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The range offers two styles in sizes 00 through 24: the Honeymoon ($149), for the growing months at the beginning of a pregnancy, available in mid- or low rise; and the Home Stretch ($179), best to wear toward the end of pregnancy because of its ultra-soft belly cocoon.
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It's no secret that Spears is still a fan of jeans, although she's come a long way from her iconic low-rise styles and, of course, that famous all-denim dress worn to the 2001 American Music Awards with then-boyfriend Justin Timberlake (in a matching Canadian tuxedo).
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Sales fell by as much as 30 percent in 2015 and although the market started to recover last year, Moscow's resettlement plan, which aims to move almost a tenth of its population out of ageing low-rise apartment buildings known as "khrushchyovki", had been seen as a potential lifeline.
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We have five types of JEANS cuts in the theme today, and you can find them in the beginnings of the theme clues: 17A: BAGGY EYES 20163A: SKINNY DIP 41A: LOW RISE BUILDING 51A: FLARE GUNS 66A: CUT OFF SAW Ms. Gray offers us the revealer JEANS at 58D.
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On a sunny day earlier this month, scores of suited men and women found themselves in a low-rise building on the outskirts of Florence, Italy, walking by bright hand-painted murals of birds of paradise, wildflowers and dreamy-eyed women wearing turbans, T-shirts and rhinestone-encrusted sunglasses.
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But for the past 24 years, Yuskavage, 963, has made the daily journey to a quiet corner of Gowanus, Brooklyn, where she keeps her studio, a cavernous 296,297-square-foot space in a low-rise brick building that she has cleaved down the middle with a 2360-foot-long wall.
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The patch notes are unclear as to how exactly this works, but the fantasy, I suppose, is that of driving your vehicle over a low rise and seeing a base laid out before you in the shelter of a valley, then taking a dramatic picture in the game's new photo mode.
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In an industrial park just west of Amsterdam, a low-rise building houses the headquarters of several budget funeral websites, all of them routes into the same company, Uitvaart24 (Funeral29), and offering direct cremation: a simple coffin, transport, cooling and burning without relatives present, at a price of around €220,230.
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Hoodies have seen a major comeback in fashion recently, but Leon and Lim were on to the trend almost 15 years ago — a time marked by streaky highlights, low-rise boot-cut denim, and baby tees (it pains us to say a few of those things are coming back, too).
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I'm sorry to break it to you dude, but there's a whole generation out there who are old enough to drink and fuck, but who do not care and cannot remember loads of stuff you do, like pre-Justin Timberlake era MySpace and low-rise jeans and the Olsen twins.
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Fort McMurray, which got its start as a fur trading post in the 222s, was never as pretty as the forest that surround it; the downtown, which has escaped the wildfire so far, is an architectural time capsule of the 0003s, filled with low-rise buildings thrown up in a hurry.
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"You have the best of all worlds in Leonia, but traffic is the price to pay," said Helen Saitta, a borough native and an agent with Prominent Properties Sotheby's International Realty in Alpine, N.J. Many buyers choose the low-rise suburb, she noted, because New York City is so near.
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In Carroll Gardens, a three-bedroom, three-bath, 1,905-square-foot, duplex condo with an open kitchen with a breakfast bar, a den, a deck, a washer and dryer, two-zone air-conditioning, two storage spaces and a yard, in a nonsmoking 44-unit, low-rise complex built in 2010.
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To accommodate growth, Seattle needs what growing cities have traditionally had — not just luxury high-rises on a narrow swathe of land, but the ability to sprinkle duplexes, triplexes, garden apartments, and rowhouses throughout the city and for strip malls and low-rise retail corridors to grow and evolve into secondary business districts.
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MORNINGSIDE Park W. 110TH ST. W. 116TH ST. Cathedral of Saint John the Divine Manhattan 1/4 mile By The New York Times That amount of space for a reasonable price is a major reason many people move to Morningside Heights; so are the low-rise historic buildings and the extensive parkland.
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NIZHNY NOVGOROD, Russia — Olga B. Kalinina and Albina Marunova live in the so-called socialist town, a collection of low-rise Soviet cottages that sit along the highway that links the airport with the center of their city, one of 11 in Russia that hosted matches at this summer's World Cup. Mrs.
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The C.H.A. moved Annie Ricks six miles away, to Chicago's South Side, into Wentworth Gardens, a low-rise public-housing development built just after World War II. Since then, Wentworth had become sandwiched between the 14 lanes of the Dan Ryan Expressway and the parking lots for the White Sox baseball stadium.
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In 1959, shortly after the black-and-white footage on the left was filmed, Bunker Hill was the focus of an ambitious urban-renewal project, which is why so many of the homes and low-rise structures visible in the 1940s are all gone in the present day video of the city's downtown core.
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" To Marian Bull of GQ, he described the building, one of several the architect Eric Owen Moss has designed in this low-rise district of vintage studio lots and start-ups, as "a machine artifact from an extraterrestrial planet that was left here like a billion years ago by a species that were moon worshippers.
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In Reston, Mr. Conklin and Mr. Rossant designed the core of Lake Anne Village Center, which, when it opened in 1965, was the first of the community's hubs — a mix of high- and low-rise residential buildings and stores beside an artificial lake in what was viewed as an innovative response to humdrum suburban sprawl.
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Early in the morning of March 10, as the Japanese slept in their low-rise, wooden homes, the first bombers over Tokyo started five sets of marking fires, smaller strikes for the rest of the bomber force to aim it, according to B-29 pilot Robert Bigelow, who recounted the raid for the Virginia Aviation History Project.
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Originally conceived as a lower-income, racially segregated (blacks in the Pruitt section, whites in Igoe) development with a mixture of high- and low-rise buildings and green spaces in between, the Public Housing Administration's push for higher densities necessitated drastic revisions, resulting in a 21959-building vertical city that bore little resemblance to Yamasaki's initial vision.
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"The Death and Life of Great American Cities" was written during a time when Manhattan had begun to see its population decline, a slide that would culminate in the rest of New York City in the '70s, as it did in urban areas around the country, allowing Jacobs the luxury to equate "density" with rows of lovely townhouses and low-rise multifamily dwellings.
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Big City Late on Friday afternoon, on the roofs of the four low-rise, brick buildings that sit at the intersection of Utica Avenue and Montgomery Street in Crown Heights in Brooklyn, pairs of police officers were monitoring the block where, two days earlier, four of their colleagues had shot 10 bullets at a 34-year-old black man, Saheed Vassell, killing him.
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This YIMBY movement (for "Yes, in my back yard") says that the answer to the housing problem in big cities is to build more housing in big cities, even if that means building high-rise buildings in low-rise neighborhoods and ugly new spaces in quaint old ones, because the alternative, the monochrome suburbanization of the urban, would be worse.
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For the exterior, the architects found inspiration not in the low-rise brick buildings in the immediate vicinity of the site — the sales gallery, in fact, is housed in a single-story 1920 structure that was previously an auto repair shop — but from the handsome warehouses from the turn of the 20th century that Mr. Stern and his team encountered as they wandered farther inland.
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Read more:Bella Hadid brought back 2 early-2000s fashion trends in a blue crop top and low-rise pantsVanessa Hudgens looked glamorous in a sparkly gown covered in feathers after reportedly breaking up with Austin ButlerMandy Moore paired a strapless jumpsuit with a cape for her latest red-carpet lookAnne Hathaway wore a sparkling gown with oversized sleeves for her post-pregnancy return to the red carpet
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After much success and an obligatory Instagram tease for a sophomore collection, the next chapter of this couture-meets-athleisure pair-up has been revealed: Say hello to the NikeLab Dunk Lux High x RT. For Tisci's first collection with the brand in 2014, entitled Nike + R.T. AF1, the designer reimagined the Air Force 1 with bold stripes, gold accents, and exaggerated heights (spanning from low-rise to boot).
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Designed by the firm of Diller Scofidio + Renfro in collaboration with David Rockwell, the Shed is a low-rise structure encased in a quilted retractable shell that slides back and forth on enormous wheels, allowing for the expansion of theatrical space as well as the provision of metaphor — a rare sense of mobility and accommodation in an expansive development otherwise defined by the stagnancy and self-isolation of elites.
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Kids were everywhere: on a low rise, a pod of tiny children in pastel skates were getting an inline-skating lesson, their legs pumping on their teacher's command; on a stone-covered hill that was a miniature version of one on Governors Island, a boy shot off the end of a slide into the sand, laughing, while a mother behind him looked nervous as she picked up speed.
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In broad conceptual terms, the desire to allude to context and history may be salutary, yet there is also some reason for trepidation: it's one thing for an architect to invoke the distinct scale of a low-rise historic neighborhood on the mega-scale of a high-rise office tower, but it's quite another to imagine that an office building can actually embody the authentic neighborhood that surrounds it — and not merely the spectacular simulation of said neighborhood.
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After Cameron Diaz shook her ass in underwear in front of the mirror, and then again in low-rise jeans on the Soul Train stage, and after Lucy Liu in a skintight leather skirt suit pretty much played a domme in an electronics company's conference room, and after Crispin Glover did some weirdly kinky hair pulling, and after Drew Barrymore tumbled down a hill topless, Charlie's Angels gave us an unexpected gift from an actor who was then still relatively unknown.
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