Thatch roofs are replaced by peaked roofs, and she vomits.
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These are tile roofs, these are tiles on the roofs?
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The roofs look "as good or better" than conventional roofs, according to Musk.
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His programme to hand out free zinc roofs to the poor now merely offers subsidised roofs.
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The choice to go solar is often an individual one, insofar as some roofs are better for solar than others (north facing roofs, for instance, get less sunlight than roofs facing other directions).
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"A lot of people are without roofs or with partial roofs," said Samuel Topp, spokesman for the US Virgin Islands Gov.
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Those who can afford to have equipped their houses with storm shutters, replaced their roofs with metal roofs and bought generators.
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Musk later unveiled a new solar rooftop project the entrepreneur said would make solar roofs that are comparable in cost to nonsolar roofs.
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Other cities support green roofs through non-legislative measures; Washington, D.C.'s storm water regulations and Philadelphia's tax credit both encourage green roofs.
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Roofs ripped off: CNN's team in Key Largo saw some areas devastated by the storm, with roofs torn off mobile homes in one neighborhood.
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But the Corps has estimated about 21 temporary roofs per day went uninstalled during that nine-day period -- so approximately 22018,230 roofs in total.
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Ultimate Doomsday Cabin in Alaska Seeks $159K Unlike the green roofs of today, which use only a few plant species, these roofs were biodiverse and self-sustaining.
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The Toronto-based organization Green Roofs for Healthy Cities estimates an increase of about 15 percent in the number of green roofs in North America since 2013.
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Many homes still have "blue roofs," the temporary roofs installed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers designed to last 30 days until more durable repairs can be made.
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Send us yours via the form at the bottom of our climate Q. and A. Bob Frazier asked us about reflective roofs: Why are most roofs dark in color?
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The product will appeal to home builders and people looking to replace their roofs, Musk said, adding that the shingles would be more durable and have better insulation qualities than conventional roofs.
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The Australian Open, which has three stadiums with retractable roofs, has a policy for closing the roofs and suspending play on outside courts when the temperature and humidity reach a certain threshold.
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Instead they collect rainwater, often from gutters in their roofs.
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It has 1.5m households with solar cells on their roofs.
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Broadway Stages spent another $500,000 to shore up the roofs.
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Musk spits out gigafactories and Powerwalls and subtle solar roofs.
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Many roofs were merely old tarps with holes in them.
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Ripping away roofs, flooding condos and throwing debris everywhere. pic.twitter.
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Roofs as always are a big priority amid persistent rainfall.
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The pitched roofs use the wood shingle common throughout Bali.
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Fires have broken out on seven of Walmart's solar roofs.
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The filing includes images of scorched roofs and significant damage.
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Charcoal barbecues are also not allowed on balconies or roofs.
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Red tile roofs peeking over hedges suggest Spanish mission architecture.
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People scrambled onto their roofs and into boats and helicopters.
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As you see ... there were several roofs, but no more.
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They have played in brilliant sunshine and under closed roofs.
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Two people were killed as buildings crumbled and roofs collapsed.
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We have research that shows the benefits of green roofs.
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In Ardmore, Alabama, the storm collapsed roofs and entire homes.
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Wednesday's blasts damaged some houses, shattering windows and destroying roofs.
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Roofs were torn off homes and the marina was gone.
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But butterfly roofs and concrete cutout walls aren't for everyone.
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After Maria, many are missing roofs; some have collapsed altogether.
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Push them to require green roofs on all new buildings.
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Musk says there are four to five million new roofs built each year in the US, and the solar roof product will be price competitive with more traditional roofs with solar added to it.
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People are trapped on their roofs, lawmaker says Lewis, the Bahamian lawmaker, told CNN that when he toured parts of Freeport on Tuesday morning, he saw a couple houses that had lost their roofs.
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"Our goal is to get north of 1,000 roofs a week as fast as possible," he said, adding that the eventual goal is to be able to install between 10,000 and 20,000 roofs a week.
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But eligible households were only one-third of their villages, typically; to be eligible, recipients had to live in thatched roofs, a simple test of poverty (richer households in rural Kenya typically have metal roofs).
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"There are houses with windows out, houses without roofs," he said.
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Images from the area show weeds stacked as high as roofs.
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Corrugated metal roofs swung from trees and homes lacked entire walls.
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It's about hunting for tiny meteorites on the roofs of Brooklyn.
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They need at least some cover, some roofs over their heads.
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They need proper roofs over their heads, fuel and warm clothes.
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Musk apparently meant solar roofs on buildings and homes, not cars.
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"But a few roofs were yellow and green," said a fourth.
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The houses had leaf roofs and bamboo walls, and burned easily.
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The parts include sun roofs, door handles, semiconductors and other products.
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Some of them have been flipped onto their sides or roofs.
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Roofs were ripped off homes, aggravating an already deepening housing crisis.
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Photos provided by refugees show moldy tent roofs and rusty fans.
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The roofs and most of the walls have been blown away.
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The water is still up to the roofs of some cars.
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The light cone shone over the car roofs, halfway illuminating them.
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New roofs for schools in El Paso and La Plata counties.
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The whirl uprooted trees and tore roofs from homes, Dykema said.
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These dwellings were built on hard dirt with palm-thatch roofs.
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Many roofs, usually corrugated zinc, had been blown entirely off homes.
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He's encouraged police officers to bang suspects' heads against car roofs.
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Falling ash can accumulate on roofs and collapse structures as well.
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People jumped onto car roofs, and crowds filled the Champs-Élysées.
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Instead, they seem to have sharply angled roofs or other trickery.
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Shingles were kidnapped from roofs; swimming pools dissolved into the ocean.
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"We've established best practices for creating green roofs," Mr. Peck said.
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Across the region, motorways closed, and roofs and telephone lines collapsed.
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Years later, around 30,000 households still depend on these ersatz roofs.
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In classical Western architecture, these figures generally support balconies or roofs.
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In Lake Conjola, metal road signs melted and roofs caved in.
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Crumbling shacks are shown with shingles missing from their gabled roofs.
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He took samples from roads, roofs, parking lots and industrial areas.
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Green roofs can help avoid outages by lowering rooftop surface temperatures.
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Or, sell your services removing snow from driveways, walkways, and roofs.
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That revelation led the Sunriver Owners Association to ban shake roofs.
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So we have those on a few hundred roofs right now.
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He has just agreed to paint the roofs of two neighbours' houses.
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Trulli are conical roofs found in the Puglia region of southern Italy.
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He wants Tesla to build solar roofs that have integrated battery storage.
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In Rotterdam, shipping containers were toppled and entire roofs ripped off homes.
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Beyond electric cars, Tesla already also makes home batteries and solar roofs.
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Debris from roofs blown off by the hurricane sits in the street.
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Tornadoes swept through with fire inside and ripped roofs from their homes.
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"We have people on roofs (there) as we speak," North Carolina Gov.
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At the time, more than 113,211 roofs in Puerto Rico remained missing.
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Hurricane Maria ripped off their sheet-metal roofs and shattered their windows.
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Often, professionals removing trees from power lines or repairing roofs are killed.
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Chicago's green roofs can also tell another, less positive story of inequality.
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In Fenton, Missouri, drone video showed submerged homes with roofs peeking out.
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"In the village, the roofs were almost all blue," said a third.
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Apple Park has one of the biggest solar roofs in the world.
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The storms have ripped off roofs, leveled neighborhoods and prompted mass evacuations.
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Black pigeons made nests in tires used as fortifications on tent roofs.
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All gable roofs will fall ... leaving those homes severely damaged or destroyed.
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A number of houses have suffered damage, roofs have been ripped out.
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They have been installing power generators, temporary roofs and reinstalling transmission lines.
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How did you gain access to all these roofs during your hunt?
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Is Tesla concerned about possible class actions related to SolarCity roofs now?
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Roofs collapse, pipes burst, ghosts of Civil War soldiers haunt your cellar.
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Some tiny homes had slanted roofs while others were flat on top.
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Aspiring Dylann Roofs will look for an enemy headquarters to shoot up.
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Everyone in my generation wants to have solar panels on their roofs.
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Blue tarps still serve as makeshift roofs on more than 50,000 homes.
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The company donated the material to cover 25 roofs in the city.
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Evacuation centers need to be built on higher ground with stronger roofs.
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The area was heavily policed, and snipers were positioned on nearby roofs.
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Dorian ripped roofs off shelters and flooded the hospital on Grand Bahama.
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Below are the tile roofs of Balzers and Thiesen peppering the landscape.
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Traditional Indonesian mosques had thatched or pitched roofs, reminiscent of Hindu temples.
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Firefighters handed out tarpaulins to residents so they could cover damaged roofs.
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The roofs caved in on all of them; they are no more.
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The roofs are crowned with weather vanes, the doors adorned with wreaths.
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Coal ash "was everywhere — the soil, the car, our roofs," she said.
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So they carpeted the roofs of their farm buildings with solar panels.
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Signs, tin roofs and gates that had been torn free flew about.
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There was no Arthur Ashe Stadium, no retractable roofs, no South Campus.
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But the effectiveness of cool roofs can vary from city to city.
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A cloud of pigeons came up from the roofs on either side.
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The photos show mostly cracks in walls and roofs, the AP reported.
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The winds could potentially damage roofs and poorly built structures, forecasters say.
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Stone and timber rooms have thatched roofs, private decks and lush gardens.
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Called clavos, they are fixed into gas tanks, on dashboards, on roofs.
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Then there was the slippery roofs, especially in the morning from dew.
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Streets turned into virtual rivers as rescuers plucked residents from their roofs.
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It's the only tennis event that has three stadiums with retractable roofs.
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"It's practically a money-printing machine on their roofs," Mr. Shah said.
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The mayor, who surveyed the damage, reported seeing roofs torn off of homes.
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Across Puerto Rico, tens of thousands of homes still don&apost have roofs.
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After a city-led initiative to grow more green roofs, Chicago has many.
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He has since photographed hundreds of green roofs, across about a dozen cities.
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He recently noted that some 60,000 people still have only tarps for roofs.
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Harvey's rains have inundated Houston, leaving residents stranded on their roofs and homeless.
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Black people were on their roofs after Katrina and the government did nothing.
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Even if you do not, more houses have metal roofs and cement floors.
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Most of the best Vines involved children jumping off roofs and getting destroyed.
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It'll accumulate on roofs, so stay away from the top floors of buildings.
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It said new roofs have been installed on the fuel and oxidizer buildings.
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Others have built playgrounds on their roofs to increase space for school buildings.
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The high winds turned her neighbors' trailers over or tore off their roofs.
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Party affiliation is irrelevant—more important are promises of corrugated iron for roofs.
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Orleans roofs or stuck in the Superdome without food or bedding, the failures
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Blue, government-issued tarps cover damaged roofs like a network of Band-Aids.
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Muslims celebrating on the roofs of New Jersey building on September 11, 2001.
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There have also been 17 people reported injured from collapsed roofs and walls.
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Helicopters circled the area, and some police officers were seen on nearby roofs.
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I don't think there were very many roofs which would survive the hurricane.
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The giant, exaggerated roofs would peek out over other buildings, beckoning to drivers.
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Officers make their rounds and check the roofs around 7 or 2000 p.m.
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"Co-ops can have creaky elevators, leaky roofs and no amenities," he said.
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On their list were aging boilers, iffy air conditioning systems and leaky roofs.
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But blue tarps cover many deserted homes, their roofs damaged or missing entirely.
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The damage left behind was extensive — collapsed buildings, smashed cars, roofs torn away.
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Windows were blown out and the roofs of some apartments were torn off.
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The townships were ghettos of isolation, full of leaky roofs and dangerous wiring.
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Roofs everywhere, he wrote, were being torn off by the powerful storm's winds.
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The authorities spent the day rescuing people stranded on roofs or at sea.
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Susan and Neil Whoriskey have one of those green roofs, in Brooklyn Heights.
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They went up to the roofs of the campus buildings; I went home.
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A sustainable development project will feature green roofs and the reuse of rainwater.
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Some 75,000 workers have scrubbed down roads, walls, roofs, gutters, and drain pipes.
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They move up en masse to the top, just like people on roofs.
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City officials urged flooded residents to head to their roofs, not their attics.
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Green roofs cost two to three times as much as a traditional roof.
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The retractable roofs were closed in the three main arenas, where play continued.
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In many places, no roofs or treetops are even visible above the floods.
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In addition to the door charges, Marines also have oval charges for roofs.
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Roofers may also spray roofs, sidings, and walls with binding and sealing material.
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The Corps was installing about 453 Blue Roofs per day in mid-December.
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Goats and pigeons were moved in containers strapped to the roofs of buses.
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It would require plastering the ground and roofs with billions of solar panels.
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Roofs had been torn off many buildings, but the physical damage was limited.
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Humidity softens gingerbread walls and roofs threatening the structural stability of your project.
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In Walmart's complaint, it claims that Tesla failed to manage and maintain solar panels on hundreds of Walmart roofs around the US according to their agreement, which stipulated that Tesla still owned all of the solar panels on Walmart's roofs.
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On our left was Potala'' — the legendary palace — ''with its lofty buildings and gilt roofs; before us, surrounded by a green meadow, lay the town with its tower-like, whitewashed houses and Chinese buildings with roofs of blue glazed tiles.
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At New York City Audubon, the ecologist Kaitlyn Parkins uses full-spectrum acoustic recorders to survey bat activity on green roofs across the city, including the one at Manhattan's Javits Center, one of the largest green roofs in the country.
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When it comes to new construction, traditional houses with cedar shingles and gambrel roofs have given way, over the last few years, to sleek, contemporary homes or modern farmhouses with gables, standing-seam metal roofs and board-and-batten siding.
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Animals and roofs, there seems to be some kind of magnetism between the two.
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For the past seven or so years, he's been photographing rooftops—green roofs, specifically.
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Thick trees were snapped at their centers and the roofs of homes blown off.
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People tweeted photos and videos showing roofs peeling off houses, flooding, and crumbling structures.
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All had recently been removed from homes with mold, dilapidated roofs or other problems.
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Maybe those solar roofs from Tesla are the better way to go after all.
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There are still so many blue tarps in place of roofs in Puerto Rico.
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Two school buildings with mud walls and tin roofs flanked the dry dirt yard.
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Solar panels are seen on the roofs of buildings in Fresno, California, in 2015.
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Those tiny spikes on roofs keeping pigeons from hunkering down and pooping on everyone?
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The roofs of the houses were blown open to prevent squatters from moving in.
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Roofs were peeled away, sent airborne, and homes were split open by fallen trees.
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Under Mila Kunis and Kristen Bell's roofs, life imitates art — at least a little.
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The original dog houses had center-placed doors, a flat entranceway and metal roofs.
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But it's taken a while for Telsa solar roofs to move beyond fictional homes.
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And its staggered, high-pitched roofs are a welcome nod to traditional Akan architecture.
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Many people are doing, in the roofs of every building, gardens that produce vegetables.
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" Well, "Don't vomit because it costs $260 dollars, don't throw kegs off of roofs.
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Houthi forces had entered homes overlooking the main road to go onto the roofs.
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In many places, no roofs or tree tops are even visible above the floods.
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Others boarded rickety wooden boats or stood on the roofs of partially submerged houses.
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TreeWiFi tackles the pollution problem — with unsuspecting little birdhouses equipped with light-up roofs.
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Elsewhere, today's LIDAR and camera sensors are big honkin' machines set atop car roofs.
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Tesla released photographs of four different solar roofs that the company announced earlier today.
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That was enough power to knock down cell towers, damage roofs and uproot trees.
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They set up firing positions on people's roofs, and stockpiled explosives in living rooms.
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The hangar-like buildings, usually filled with locally grown crops, no longer have roofs.
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Until those changes were made, the board recommended, all canopy roofs should be removed.
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And like prisons (sadly), schools are built with brick, concrete, flat roofs, limited breezeways.
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Garced said 360 shelters would be ready for people who didn't have proper roofs.
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On the train from Tokyo, heavy tile roofs went by, houses with small windows.
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The low-scale Greenwich Village buildings, for instance, include tarpaper roofs and distressed bricks.
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Did any of the FBI gunmen on the roofs of DC see it coming?
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Without hesitating, he requested space on prestigious roofs: the Musée d'Orsay and the Invalides.
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He's probably spent lots of time contemplating the differences between the roofs and ceilings.
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Fewer than 50 of the asymmetric courts with their sloping internal roofs still exist.
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Roofs were the only category for which unmet capital needs actually improved since 2011.
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In Wilmington, residents contended with fallen trees, crushed roofs, and other damage on Friday.
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They trudged about on foot too, pouring water onto the roofs of burning homes.
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The sides and roofs have automated panels, so that the temperature inside is adjustable.
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No clouds pass, slow and stately as ships, over the roofs of these houses.
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There, he learned to build stormproof roofs after Hurricane Ivan barreled through in 2004.
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It uprooted trees, ripped off roofs, set off landslides and flooded farms and roads.
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Homes are falling down, half-finished, with gaping holes for windows and crumbling roofs.
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Some other homes nearby had what appeared to be light damage to their roofs.
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Curious why the white walls and blue roofs are so iconic to the Cyclades?
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Along with the pieces of roofs, they damaged power lines, houses and parked cars.
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Residential Home Inspections: Check roofs, chimneys, siding, brick, and other structures for exterior damage.
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There were no more pirogues; villages now had huts with walls and solid roofs.
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Beyond it, there are buildings with pancaked roofs, evidence of Russian and Syrian bombs.
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He brought a team of workers to nail plywood on roofs, windows and doors.
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No. I was speaking to politicians, raising money, bringing on new trustees, repairing roofs.
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Indian Railways has been fitting solar panels onto the roofs of some train carriages.
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Harder to see is the emotional toll brought by approaching storms under broken roofs.
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Roofs had been blown off some of the classrooms where residents were taking shelter.
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My team identified neighborhoods that had the most to gain from green roofs by figuring out which neighborhoods had the most heat vulnerability, and the greatest potential reductions in rooftop temperatures with green roofs, and used the most electricity for air conditioning.
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Images from the area showed a layer of volcanic ash coating streets, roofs and vehicles.
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Many of Bama's buildings are still shells, windows smashed, doors ripped out and roofs gone.
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Many mark its rise from a series of videos by Russian duo On the Roofs.
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About 30,000 families are still displaced or living in hurricane-damaged homes without proper roofs.
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Even smallest roofs have the potential to collect many gallons of water during a rainstorm.
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He documented the lives of Puerto Ricans who lost roofs and possessions in the storm.
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People without roofs over their heads are more likely to suffer from the extreme cold.
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And that's a beautiful thing, especially for confused kids growing up under devoutly Mormon roofs.
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She said workmen had fortified the roofs on all seven cottages that survived Hurricane Maria.
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"There was so much rain that they caused these roofs to be compromised," Craft said.
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School visits, community science projects and parties regularly bring workers and residents to the roofs.
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The new code calls for fire-resistant roofs, siding and defensible space around the structure.
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Mangkhut's winds blew down flimsy buildings, tore the roofs off sturdier ones and felled trees.
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Modest single-storey houses remain badly damaged, with mould on the walls and leaky roofs.
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He called Ostrem a quiet worker who was skilled at making metal flashing for roofs.
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About 22021,20203 families are still displaced or living in hurricane-damaged homes without proper roofs.
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We've seen metal roofs as well a pieces of wood flying by in the gusts.
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He estimated that around 5 million new roofs are installed in the U.S. each year.
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But in the last two years, very few of these "solar roofs" have been installed.
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Eventually, drones could land on the roofs of parked delivery cars, guided by QR code.
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Regional newspapers are full of stories about leaky school roofs, creaky bridges and potholed roads.
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As part of Chicago's superior stormwater infrastructure system, the green roofs, work in two ways.
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These structures were made of everything from car roofs to the caps of Sprite bottles.
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Homes were swept off their foundations, roofs blown off and lives and businesses were lost.
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Roofs and second floors have just been peeled off, crumbled kitchens have fallen into canals.
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The birds lined their roofs like sailors on deck waiting for their ship to dock.
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Its exterior is a clean gray HardiePlank, with sharp-angled sides and gently sloping roofs.
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Drones let them check roofs without climbing ladders, and make surveys faster and less expensive.
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The exterior is cedar, with sharply angled roofs and walls of glass facing the woods.
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Certain homes were total losses, while others a block away look untouched, roofs perfectly intact.
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Some homes had collapsed into rubble, with tiles from broken roofs spilling onto narrow streets.
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"We used to get rain water from the roofs," explains Owino Uhuru resident Rose Obuya.
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They have noted eroding walls, leaking roofs, and risks of electrical fires and groundwater contamination.
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CCTV footage on Friday also showed collapsed roofs of factories in Henan and Anhui provinces.
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Ensuring our most vulnerable families have roofs over their heads will grow our entire economy.
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Birds, including tawny owls and magpies, nest in the roofs and chimneys of abandoned buildings.
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As Refugees International previously reported, the installation of blue roofs in Puerto Rico took months.
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Just selfie-ready backdrops — flowing green canals, sloping tiled roofs, stone bridges — at every turn.
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Ever since 2008, sharpshooters have been deployed on the roofs of buildings around the temple.
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The Army Corps of Engineers is installing power generators and temporary roofs to damaged structures.
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Solar shingles graced the roofs of many houses, and a Tesla sat in every driveway.
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We met at the town square, which is surrounded by tile roofs and palm trees.
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That's without things like electrical wiring, plumbing, and dormers (sloped roofs that create extra space).
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He said roofs were ripped off some of the huts, and the tents were damaged.
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"We definitely find more bat foraging activity on these roofs versus traditional ones," she says.
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Residents woke up Saturday morning to see whole houses destroyed, and roofs ripped off warehouses.
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Inmates took staff hostage, launched mass breakouts, lit fires, and scaled the roofs of prisons.
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The result has been failing boilers, broken elevators, mold, leaky roofs and mountains of trash.
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They tore the metal roofs off homes and schools and churches and carried them off.
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When he's traveling, Vselensky roofs to learn about a new city from an aerial perspective.
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It was a supersize ski chalet, and its green pointed roofs were dusted with snow.
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He cuts back to Isco, who roofs the ball into the back of the net.
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You can see the entire Echaz valley: lush greenery surrounding charming houses with pitched roofs.
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Sometimes they climb on the roofs of houses, which, it seems, can freak people out.
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Other residents stood on their own roofs, stranded among the rushing currents of murky water.
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Roofs were torn from homes, and power and water were knocked out on both islands.
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The used compost itself has alternative uses, including in green roofs, landscaping and home gardening.
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That said, there are data points for Republicans who have solar panels on their roofs.
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The storm ripped the roofs of houses, exposing their interiors to the sky, she said.
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Their distinctive gabled roofs still peek over the high hedges that line the winding roads.
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Crumbling foundations, caved-in roofs and some tattered pieces of cloth were all that remained.
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Above us were vaulted medieval stone roofs, interrupted here and there by huge shell holes.
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From the roofs of the village houses, the view of the ocean goes on forever.
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Roofs blew off then and it took six weeks to restore power to the island.
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From the roofs of the village houses, the view of the ocean goes on forever.
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Overall activeness score: 51.4What they do: Cover roofs with shingles, slate, asphalt, aluminum, wood, etc.
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These free roofs, which are meant to last 30 days, may not sound like much.
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I already knew that tens of thousands were waiting for Blue Roofs in Puerto Rico.
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I'm meeting people who, three months later, are living without roofs, or without solid ones.
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The storm destroyed homes and blew away roofs in the Abaco Islands, local authorities said.
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Sixty oval-shaped clear-acrylic work pods under yellow lilypad-like roofs are scattered about.
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It has ripped off roofs and shattered windows in Hong Kong, injuring almost 400 people.
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Painting roads and roofs light, reflective colors can go a long way toward mitigating heat.
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But how green roofs should be deployed to maximize these benefits remains an open question.
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Authorities have also taught citizens to plant food on roofs and balconies of their homes.
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Some were burned alive, others beheaded and some dropped from the roofs of tall buildings.
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The roofs of the Craftsmen sagged, the shingles mostly gone or dangling like dead skin.
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When reconstruction began, they were the ones installing new roofs and sheet rock on buildings.
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Therefore, the scientists mapped those dimmer parts of the map at night with daytime photos of the same areas, allowing the computer to pick out patterns — like road conditions or metal roofs versus thatched roofs — that indicate a less-developed and possibly poorer region.
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What's more, while cool roofs can lead to a reduction in energy use in the summertime (less need for air-conditioning), they might spur more energy use in the winter in certain cities where the roofs aren't covered by snow (more need for heating).
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This is an increasingly common design choice in the premium segment, though VW has distinguished it by including a section that slides-and-tilts, which would give customers the best of both worlds between traditional sun roofs and the more modern single-pane glass roofs.
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India insists that the tallest towers have helipads on their roofs, though Dr Nilsson is unconvinced.
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Roofs had caved in, porches were falling off, the boathouse was a pile of rotten logs.
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FEMA distributed 59,000 enormous plastic sheets to homeowners who lost their roofs in Irma or Maria.
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It's men who mix the stinking, toxic cauldrons to spread steaming hot tar on city roofs.
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Satellite images show no snow on the roofs of the reactor buildings, while others are covered.
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The advisories warned of "flying debris" and the likelihood of damage to roofs, windows and vehicles.
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Further west, the storm wiped out roofs, barns and trees in DeRidder, CNN affiliate KPLC reported.
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The homes here have proper walls and roofs, as well as electricity, running water and sewerage.
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The hacienda is a constellation of single-story, white stucco buildings with fading red-tiled roofs.
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New housing estates are pastiches of village architecture, all small windows, frilly gables and pitched roofs.
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More buildings should be built with overhanging roofs or balconies for shade, or with natural ventilation.
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Beheadings, suicide bombings, throwing gay men off roofs — these are all hallmarks of the IS brand.
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Photos from Corpus Christi, population 325,000, shows traffic lights, roofs and trees collapsed during the storm.
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Already, the Antigua Chronicle is reporting that several homes lost their roofs in the powerful winds.
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"People get intoxicated and they fall off roofs or they get into automobile accidents," Fong said.
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Real estate groups argue that requiring green roofs is too expensive and burdensome for property owners.
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Beyond the barricades twinkled the sparkly lights on the roofs of little wooden chalets offering Glühwein.
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Zooming in even closer on Orchid Lane, it appears some houses had their roofs torn off.
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Live video from lower Puna showed fountains of lava spraying well over the roofs of homes.
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From high in one tower, swimming pools and children's playgrounds could be seen on other roofs.
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Without mining, villagers around Bukavu and Goma would struggle to afford tin roofs or mobile phones.
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There, many of the houses' roofs have caved in, and fallen trees lie alongside the road.
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Will Google's self-driving car come with Corinthian leather bucket seats, fuzzy upholstery, or moon roofs?
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The crane dismantles the roofs, adds snow-capped turrets, and finishes with twinkling lights and icicles.
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Most Dominicans replaced the blue tarpaulins that covered their houses after the storm with permanent roofs.
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Images shot from a helicopter for CNN affiliate KFOR showed homes with their roofs ripped off.
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They wipe off roofs, clean out gutters and chop down trees in a seemingly endless routine.
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Tesla just signed a deal to sell its PowerWalls and solar roofs in 800 Home Depots.
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Beneath the corrugated tin roofs, men huddle around beer-soaked tables lit up by fluorescent lights.
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You couldn't beat the insulation blowing out the walls, the roofs coming off, the glass breaking.
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HK to integrate solar cells into panoramic glass roofs for an upcoming Audi electric vehicle (EV).
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Roofs had collapsed earthward, the buildings' innards — mattresses, curtains, chair legs — sticking out at odd angles.
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Locals call these "villas" and many feature European gabled fronts or Chinese pagoda roofs (or both).
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Most live on the roof of his building, where he built wooden kennels with thatched roofs.
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There are now stricter building codes, such as prohibiting particle board and requiring fasteners on roofs.
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More than 1,600 homes in the town had roofs damaged or blown away entirely, he says.
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An open-air bamboo-lined structure, it has pyramid-shaped thatched roofs and a swimming pool.
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Video footage showed scenes of destruction with roofs ripped off buildings, trees uprooted and cars overturned.
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Or that Muslims weren't celebrating on the roofs in northern New Jersey on September 11, 2001.
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Drone video footage from Thursday morning showed roofs had been damaged or torn off several businesses.
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He WAS that guy, in one of those houses with deep muddy water approaching the roofs.
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I ponder the horror of having five different roofs that could start leaking at any time.
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High winds can pass around the circular walls and over the domed roofs without causing damage.
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Evacuation centers have been built, homes have been raised higher, and solar panels installed on roofs.
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He suggested mitigating the urban heat island effect with things like reflective roofs and more trees.
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The pitched roofs of the buildings are topped with traditional clay tiles from a nearby village.
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Anjum has converted the cemetery into a guesthouse, with roofs and walls enclosing the burial plots.
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Many lost their homes, and some still were living months later in houses without functional roofs.
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"People who live in thatched roofs, mud houses, tend to be a bit poorer," Faye said.
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You descend the steps of Trocadero by jumping down onto the roofs of the trains below.
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Some school's roofs, like this one is Damascus, are crumbling — a visible sign of air strikes.
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"I feel very sad" for them, he said, surveying the village's twisted roofs and stripped vegetation.
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It toppled trees, shattered windows, tore off roofs and turned streets into rivers throughout the island.
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A society run by solar panels on people's roofs is in some ways the exact opposite.
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Helicopters flew back and forth in a near continuous line for days, hoisting people from roofs.
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Installing it inside terminals, where many tracks come together, often beneath roofs or underground, is difficult.
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Security was enhanced in high places, and gaining access to roofs of skyscrapers became more difficult.
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Ophelia tore roofs off school buildings, department stores, apartment complexes and sports arenas around the country.
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Between abandoned brick factories, faded clapboard houses with tar-paper-covered roofs creak in the wind.
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The Hamptons Boathouses are designed to resemble large Hamptons shingle-style manor homes with gambrel roofs.
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The cleanup will take years, and many Houston residents are heading into autumn under unfamiliar roofs.
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Projects will still need to clear historical review, and may be restricted on particularly notable roofs.
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"We're looking for roofs and the penthouses of tall buildings now, getting permission," Pino Iturrieta said.
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They have dome roofs, an array of minarets, stone-portal facades, interior courtyards and decorative tiles.
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As concerns about climate change and dwindling natural resources grow, green roofs have become increasingly popular.
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What they do: Cover roofs of structures with shingles, slate, asphalt, aluminum, wood, or related materials.
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But there are plenty of stars to populate the main show courts under their retractable roofs.
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Thousands still await government-issued tarps as temporary replacements to roofs blown away by the storm.
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We had seen roofs blowing off like sheets of paper, cars and boats upended like toys.
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The units had racked up hundreds of HUD violations, including rotting floorboards, mice, and leaking roofs.
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The whole structure — the gabled roofs, the Edwardian columns and the inner courtyard garden were decimated.
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The roofs of the primary and secondary magma chambers can be clearly seen in three dimensions.
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More than 25,000 homes still have blue tarps for roofs and the electric grid remains unstable.
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Where are the tarps that residents can use as makeshift roofs while they can rebuild properly?
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The shooting drew a massive police response, including SWAT teams and snipers positioned on nearby roofs.
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A thousand tarpaulins were to be distributed to replace roofs, the International Organization for Migration said.
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The storm tore off a part of his roof and roofs of other homes and businesses.
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But school gyms and music halls — some with collapsed roofs, others festering with mold — remain closed.
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Daylight showed splintered houses under tiled roofs and an apartment building whose ground floor was pulverized.
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Miners may have just the skills for scaling wind towers and putting solar panels on roofs.
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Housing police said that people had sometimes fired actual firearms for "target practice" on the roofs.
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Possible delivery, there's uses of them for surveying of farms, surveying of roofs, for insurance purposes.
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Or develop "paintable" solar cells that can be easily applied to roofs, windows, and other surfaces.
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Roofs leaked, plastic water lines burst and heating and air conditioning failed, former manager Whittington said.
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Two giant office buildings, which are currently under construction, feature peaked roofs that let light inside.
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The city has begun painting these roofs white, and covering public buildings with reflective white mosaic tiles.
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The streets are made up of narrow alleyways and are filled with stone buildings with domed roofs.
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A programme to install "cool roofs" and insulation in Philadelphia reduced maximum indoor temperatures by 1.3˚C.
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Government officials had said they were most worried about those still living with tarps on their roofs.
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Roofs and roof tiles at homes and at least one temple fell to the ground in Osaka.
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New York, for instance, has a "cool roofs" plan to coat rooftops with a white reflective surface.
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Many benefit from Vida Mejor (Better Life), a programme that provides roofs, water filters and other goodies.
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There were the red-tiled roofs of villas; the cramped knot of houses that formed the Juderia.
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The roofs of parking garages are being used as urban greenhouses and farms in Denver and Seattle.
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The roofs of at least two buildings were badly damaged, and shingles were removed from many others.
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"The evacuated facilities sustained significant damage to roofs and security infrastructure," the department said in a statement.
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Houses look dilapidated, with roofs made of slanted steel sheets and walls comprised of different color wood.
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Category 3 winds are strong enough to knock down or uproot trees, and damage homes and roofs.
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Roofs will start at around $33,950 (Tesla notes its price estimates include discounts from federal tax credits).
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Either measure can help reduce carbon emissions and rising temperatures; green roofs also reduce storm-water runoff.
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Crowds stood on the roofs to watch Sarout's body, wrapped in white, being carried through the town.
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Roofs and other surfaces are designed to collect rain, important as drought becomes more of a consideration.
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For some building owners, this means making improvements to boilers, water heaters, roofs and windows by 2030.
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Helicopters rescued others from roofs, including 26 people from Monday night into Tuesday morning, the governor said.
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Adaptation could mean erecting flood barriers around factories or battening down warehouse roofs to withstand stronger gales.
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Some residents in both communities tried to protect their property with garden hoses, spraying water on roofs.
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Given solar work often happens outside on roofs, stretches of nice weather are key to its business.
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The solar roofs that Musk showed off were installed on houses on Universal Studio's famous backlot. 3.
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Mixed in with new housing projects are homes badly in need of a paint and new roofs.
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Construction of some buildings, which feature white walls and traditional Okinawan red-tiled roofs, is still unfinished.
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Irma destroyed government buildings, tore roofs from houses and left northern Caribbean islands without power or communications.
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Peter Rive, who was SolarCity's chief technology officer, will remain to focus on the company's solar roofs.
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She notes that Chicago has seven million square feet of green roofs; as of 2013, Portland, Ore.
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Several campers in the region sought refuge on the roofs of vehicles and were rescued by helicopter.
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Roofs could be seen flying off and trees were blown down as the wind gusted and roared.
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Yup. Claiming there were Muslims celebrating on New Jersey roofs on the night of September 11, 2001?
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The Ford cars used in the demonstration were outfitted with bulky lidar systems mounted on their roofs.
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There'll be roofs, and then we'll get new construction back on its feet in Texas as well.
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Other exterior features that were seen on many homes include screened porches, attached garages, and low roofs.
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The set, which weighs more than 18 tons, is a cityscape of roofs, fire escapes and scaffolding.
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In 2019, it had so much snowfall that the roofs of a bus garage and furniture collapsed.
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The same technology can also detect solar panels on roofs - now at 168,000 sq m in Rotterdam.
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Solar roofs are not some side goof of Musk's; they've been part of his ambition all along.
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Brooklyn SolarWorks and Situ Studio designed a solar canopy that perches atop the roofs of Brooklyn brownstones.
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Parts of the city are expanses of devastation - shattered timbers and concrete, broken window frames and roofs.
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The Vanke Design Community in Shenzhen, China, uses green roofs to optimize public use of the space.
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Massive piles of shattered roofs, waterlogged appliances and wrecked boats fill entire neighborhoods and line US 2000.
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Roofs had been torn off row after row of houses, blue tarps strung across the yawning holes.
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He added that in Saipan, there were reports of collapsed roofs, fallen power lines and destroyed trees.
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Government relief workers have installed 57,000 blue tarps as makeshift roofs on damaged homes across the island.
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"I was fascinated with the cactuses growing on roofs, the rays of light and dust," he said.
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Winds gusting up to 80 mph knocked over trees, ripped shingles off roofs, and toppled power poles.
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"There are shipwrecks everywhere, destroyed houses everywhere, torn off roofs everywhere," Mr. Gibbs told Radio Caraïbes International.
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We have more than a million pounds of the soil lifted to the top of our roofs.
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"There was the clanking sound of tin roofs being blown away and motorcycles getting dragged," one said.
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Rescue workers pulled people off roofs by helicopter or rowed them out of the floodwaters in boats.
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Images and videos on social media showed substantial damage to buildings, including roofs and walls pulled away.
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Green Roofs for Healthy Cities estimates the rooftops in North America have increased roughly 15% since 2013.
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State media showed pictures of villagers, some with young children, stranded on the roofs of submerged houses.
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For hospitals, the economics to get patients out from under their roofs is compelling, Mr. Murphy said.
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In Marsh Harbor, for example, work crews and volunteers are gutting homes, repairing roofs and clearing streets.
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Turks and Caicos Islands Irma flooded roads, ripped off roofs, and took down trees and power lines.
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Tourism has enriched the village, allowing it to pave some paths and trade thatch roofs for tin.
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Kelly Redenbaugh, the shelter manager, said many people she knew still did not have their roofs repaired.
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I didn't know, however, where the temporary roofs were being installed or how long people were waiting.
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The 75 volunteers and 15 staff are focused on the community's largest immediate need: rebuilding damaged roofs.
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Pictures posted on social media showed waves crashing against bulwarks, panels flying off roofs, and fallen trees.
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The earlier earthquakes also left cracks in walls and roofs, making the weakened buildings susceptible to collapse.
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Yutu tore off the roofs of buildings, flipped vehicles and damaged electricity poles, generators and water pipes.
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Among other things, roofs must be properly sealed and lightweight soils used to minimize added weight loads.
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City Hall has competitive grants where residents can apply to get money for green roofs on their buildings, but the program has not been as fruitful as they had hoped; according to city data, the ratio of required to voluntary green roofs in the city exceeds five to one.
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But he also says that Mayor Daley traveled in Europe, particularly Germany, where green roofs are widely used.
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Responders and survivors can use tarpaulin for roofs, fences, and flooring—but don't limit your imagination to shelter.
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He urged people without sturdy roofs to move in with relatives or to one of 24 government shelters.
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Draugr were corporeal undead, given to hanging around grave mounds or occasionally riding the roofs of people's houses.
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More than 4,500 residents were stranded, muddy water encircling their roofs, apartment complexes, mini-golf courses, and markets.
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Aerial images showed what appeared to be F-21991 Raptor aircraft through the destroyed roofs of the hangars.
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One of the damaged roofs was on a plant owned by Valero, a petrochemical maker headquartered in Texas.
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Thousands of homes here have lost roofs and walls, revealing rooms containing the possessions of the displaced residents.
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The south-facing roofs of the houses, barns and cowsheds are blanketed with blue photovoltaic (PV) solar panels.
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Its current iteration is topped with a wavy canopy integrated with solar panels in the roofs and skylights.
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To prepare in advance, residents spent Sunday securing their roofs and collecting cash wired from relatives in Florida.
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Walmart has been doing this since 2007, harvesting the sun's rays from the vast roofs of its megastores.
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Tesla has started installing the first of its Solar Roofs, and Elon Musk is among the initial customers.
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Preorders were opened on Solar Roofs back in May, and deliveries are supposed to begin later this year.
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Homeowners have secured houses against hurricanes by putting up concrete roofs, but these can be deadly in earthquakes.
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And painting roofs white will help to reflect solar radiation rather than allowing the building to absorb it.
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The agency's Storm Prediction Center said several reports included word of damaged houses, flying roofs and downed trees.
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Some fans jumped off of roofs into crowds of people below as chants from the crowd grew louder.
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He noted that the species often nests on roofs around London and travels to other neighboring European countries.
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You can come up with new concepts for windows or roofs, but no one bothers until they break.
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All along the coast, there were houses missing entire walls, swaths of their roofs peeled off like bandages.
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They show over a dozen plug-in hybrid Pacificas with cameras and LIDAR sensors mounted on their roofs.
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Life would be easier if they could work at tea stalls, they say, with cooling banana-leaf roofs.
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Denver voted to require all new large buildings to install green roofs with either vegetation or solar panels.
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Some roofs have been damaged, according to NASA, and a few water and electrical services have been suspended.
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It's all too clear why: Power poles are cracked and broken, many leaning onto roofs of nearby houses.
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Factory emissions would also cause acid rain, mixing into the soil and eating through villagers' corrugated metal roofs.
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The day we left, some of our friends were dousing their cedar-shingled roofs with their garden hoses.
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The walls and roofs of dozens of adobe homes in Yanque collapsed in the quake, Mr. Llasa said.
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Their roofs and eaves were painted in cheerful geometric patterns by the British artist David Tremlett: yellows, fuchsias.
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Besides being shallow gestures bereft of meaning, they don't pay the bills or put roofs over veterans' heads.
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Homes, shops and service stations lost roofs and windows, sea walls collapsed and several areas were severe flooded.
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Neighborhoods that had never been flooded were submerged, forcing people onto the roofs of houses, trailers and cars.
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Gangsters stripped their houses of anything they could sell — window frames, doors, roofs — leaving whole blocks in rubble.
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Many people are spending the night sleeping outdoors, away from walls and roofs that could topple in aftershocks.
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Many of their roofs have now collapsed, and trees and vines had sprouted from their floors and courtyards.
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Where pigeons fluttered above Blade Runner's L.A. sprawl, dead pigeons fall through holes in the roofs Observer's Krakow.
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Waimea was pleasantly cool, with wooden houses on stilts with corrugated metal roofs and chickens in the yards.
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When you emptied the tanks, the floating roofs they had ended up about five feet above the floor.
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Many storage tanks have floating roofs that rise and fall depending on the volume of oil they hold.
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Hurricane Michael had strafed the center, breaking windows, damaging roofs and stripping off the outsides of some buildings.
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The "rooms" are minimalist without walls or roofs but thoroughly inviting for people to sit or walk in.
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Stormproof roofs only a few months old peeled like old paint and were scraped away by the gale.
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But a late afternoon shower suspended play throughout the grounds and forced both stadiums to close their roofs.
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" Manila, Philippines "I got my inspiration from St. Basil's Cathedral, which has these multicolored, swirly, cone-shaped roofs.
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Anti-sniper units were placed on the roofs of buildings along the main route in the city centre.
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Inmates at nearby Gulf Correctional, also closed until further notice, said they witnessed roofs being torn off buildings.
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The storm also tore the roofs off dozens of health centers, soaking the medicines, supplies and equipment inside.
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The smoke was coming up and later we heard a sound ... and some houses collapsed even the roofs.
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As I had after Hurricane Irma, I had to navigate downed electric wires and pieces of neighbors' roofs.
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Water runs off their waxy surfaces, so the leaves are useful for thatched roofs, footwear and hula skirts.
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The roofs had been torn off other houses and a few that were built on stilts listed dangerously.
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Work had paused on the Hunters' barn conversions, and there were blue tarpaulins battened down across the roofs.
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Mr. Rothenberg's images show planes seemingly grazing roofs or on the verge of being tangled in overhead wires.
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"For citizens who do not yet have safe roofs, we will have shelters ready," Vázquez said on Twitter.
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Others complained of an absence of basics like tarps for roofs and the continuing lack of running water.
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There's space on the roofs for dozens more panels, but they would have been visible from a roadway.
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Much of the job for roofers requires spending time on top of buildings, repairing or installing their roofs.
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Rescue services jumped into action early in the morning, with helicopters plucking stranded people from balconies and roofs.
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From the roofs of the houses along the line, the SWAT team shot everything it had into Akha.
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In the United States, about 350 of its more than 5,000 stores have solar panels on their roofs.
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The factory makes tank-size excavators in a series of four halls with 80-foot-high steel roofs.
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But many of his members were suffering — their homes damaged, including roofs torn away, and their electricity off.
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Samaritan's Purse volunteer teams are helping homeowners by cutting trees and adding tarps to roofs, among other tasks.
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Turks and Caicos Islands First, Irma flooded roads, ripped off roofs, and took down trees and power lines.
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Irma, now a tropical storm, ripped roofs off homes and caused flooding and power outages across the state.
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The storm last was heading out of Florida after cutting power for millions and ripping roofs off homes.
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For those houses that are missing their roofs, "the walls are there to be blown down," he said.
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The ornate detailing, the colorful facades, and the pointed roofs are all indicative of that quintessential Victorian charm.
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ET. It ripped the roofs off some buildings and turned low-lying streets into rushing debris-laden rivers.
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Winds of that speed have the power to destroy whole houses, or at least rip off the roofs.
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Next to it, a small settlement of mostly thatched roofs was centred around a square stone church tower.
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Other buildings were stripped of their walls and roofs or ripped apart by downed trees and power lines.
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There could be new tire pressure sensors, new rim options, new options for glass roofs, and improved airflow.
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Many streets were littered with crumpled buildings, collapsed roofs and burned-out cars, all coated with gray dust.
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Among the checkered roofs, their shingles torn off in the wind, are the emerald green above-ground pools.
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The storm downed trees and a crane and ripped off roofs in Nova Scotia's capital, Halifax, AP reports.
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Here, eight people living under their parents' roofs in their thirties share hilarious stories about their dating lives.
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Levitating trains cruise past vaulting skyscrapers with thatched roofs, as saucer-shaped aircraft carve arcs in the sky.
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Stowaways have previously landed in trees and on shop roofs in London after falling on the approach to Heathrow.
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The storm shredded roofs, flipped over semi-trucks and sent at least five people to the hospital, KTVT said.
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And then there's the floods: houses in Illinois and Missouri up to their roofs in muddy Missouri River water.
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Snipers stood on roofs and federal and regional security services mixed with the crowds in a show of strength.
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Last month, GWS Living Art, a company specialized in urban green structures installed green roofs on 20503 public buses.
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And as the technology and knowledge to build these structures proliferates, stadium roofs are becoming more and more fantastical.
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Yours may have featured Twizzlers trimming the roofs, gumdrops lining the front walkways, and a candy cane mailbox posts.
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In 1003, Grassroots helped repair 48 roofs, facilitated at least 16 home purchases, and helped build three new homes.
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Cyclone Fani killed at least 34 people in India, destroying houses, ripping off roofs and knocking down electricity poles.
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So far in Hong Kong, Mangkhut has broken trees, ripped off roofs, and shattered glass windows of large skyscrapers.
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Many of the reports mentioned emissions caused by rain damage to the "floating roofs" that typically cover petroleum tanks.
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"We can make roofs come alive, you can have a live roof instead of a dead roof," he said.
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The rooftopping team known as On The Roofs have yet again risked their lives to get the ultimate shot.
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The deal enabled Musk to sell both electric cars and solar roofs to his customers under one corporate brand.
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He does this in the span of a couple hours, without being spotted, and without toppling off icy roofs.
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A large apartment complex was damaged and the roofs of several local school buildings were destroyed, according to NPR.
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With solar shingles, builders can work on the roofs and do repairs without having to remove the panels entirely.
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The project, which is a cluster of buildings with cone-shaped roofs, is located in Shizuoka Prefecture in Japan.
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The lead-gray water was so high that roofs were about all that could be seen of many homes.
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From the high steel roofs of the station, birds raced down, avoiding a jungle gym of rafters and rods.
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Widespread flooding has already reached roofs, turned highways into rivers and left thousands to be saved by rescue workers.
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They make away with the briefcase — which turns out to be full of Cuban money — by hopping between roofs.
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But many of its roofs are in urgent need of repair, and there is water infiltration in several places.
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But Andy ignored that advice and instead took a series of go-nowhere jobs fixing roofs and laying cement.
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Signs were seen hanging off shop fronts, sheet metal roofs peeled off and debris was strewn across urban roads.
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The late-morning sun turned the roofs of the town silver and too bright to look at for long.
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Tesla's SolarCity has worked on commercial installations of its solar panels for carport and building roofs in the pas.
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" The new plan announced last month calls on Tesla to "Create stunning solar roofs with seamlessly integrated battery storage.
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BIPV can also create jobs, as the tiles must be made and fixed onto roofs by technicians, she added.
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There was nothing in this announcement to reassure investors that Tesla has a solid business plan for solar roofs.
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Several hospitals, schools and apartment buildings had roofs damaged and dozens of towns and villages were left without electricity.
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It's a quaint town whose medieval stone streets are lined with centuries-old houses topped with steeply-pitched roofs.
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Winds of 125 mph whipped roofs off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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Surrounded by plastic picnic tables and billboards converted into makeshift roofs, everything that has fins and bones gets fried.
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Like the swimming pools with swooping double-curved roofs she built for the London Olympics, she was instantly recognisable.
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To enable searchers access to the destroyed structures, crews help move collapsed buildings and roofs out of the way.
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Leaking roofs, bugs, doors without locks and little space, as photos uploaded by the aid organization Vision First show.
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The quadcopters it is developing would land on roofs, where they could be recharged using customers' excess solar energy.
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It's also been difficult for workers to safely repair some roofs because of conditions on the island, he said.
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The barns where the stallions live at Claiborne are painted bright white with yellow-gold trim and shingled roofs.
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Blowtorches were used to cut holes through the roofs of two bank branches in Brooklyn and Queens this spring.
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The explosion ripped the roofs off several buildings, scattering sharp pieces of corrugated metal and debris across the area.
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Sheet metal from roofs and fencing has been turned into floppy strips of chewing gum, scattered on the hills.
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Communities also paid heavily, with roofs torn away, entire homes ripped open and debris littering the land like confetti.
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They foraged for wood to build their tents, and took dried cow dung from the neighbors for their roofs.
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The iron sheets on household roofs literally corroded from the acid rain pouring down from the smelter's massive chimneys.
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Harvey just decimated Texas, and images of people being rescued from their roofs are still fresh in people's heads.
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J: Well, famous roofs are like the Frank Lloyd Wright Robie House, which is a really low, flat roof.
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But still, on August 27, almost two years since the storm, an estimated 30,000 people don't have permanent roofs.
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With Hurricane Dorian approaching, people were fixing their roofs, and boarding up windows, hoping the cycle would not repeat.
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On the roads, drivers pulled into empty gas stations just to escape the relentless drum roll on their roofs.
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In May, Cyclone Fani killed at least 34 people on India's eastern coast, destroying houses and ripping off roofs.
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Years ago, it would have been carried down the mountain for use on the roofs in the village below.
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Its 176,000 apartments across 325 complexes need more than $32 billion to replace roofs, boilers and entire piping systems.
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Muslim volunteers from South Africa, men with long robes and curly beards, handed out tin roofs outside the mosque.
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To protect them, automakers have added high-tech airbags, crush-resistant roofs, crumple zones and electronic stability control systems.
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The original cast-iron boxes with the domed roofs, called Kiosk No. 2 or K2, first appeared in 1926.
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Ms. Cook, who has been repairing roofs in Yabucoa since January, said volunteers fixed their 200th roof on Thursday.
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The National Weather Service puts it this way: Even well-built homes can lose roofs and some exterior walls.
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They are clinging to the outsides and squatting on the roofs, as well as filling every carriage to capacity.
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Most homes remain topped by traditional Chinese tiled roofs, here crowned by carved dragon's heads, as is local custom.
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"We need food, we need homes with roofs, and a society like ours couldn't do without lumber," he said.
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Now, so many of us are lucky to sleep with solid roofs over our heads rather than thatched ones.
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This was mountain-lion country, but the landscape, with its red tile roofs and basketball nets and mini-S.
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The three main arenas now have retractable roofs, which can be closed when it rains or when temperatures spike.
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Cut-and-sewn dashboards, dramatic LED light piping, and panoramic glass roofs have become the norm in premium vehicles.
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She enlists seven performers in the effort, who dance among trees, on mossy roofs and in the titular quarry.
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Firefighters were busy clearing roofs and streets of fallen branches, some of which hit cars, houses and power lines.
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She enlists seven performers in the effort, who dance among trees, on mossy roofs and in the titular quarry.
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With walls of hard clay and roofs of thatched straw, they recall homesteads of the Shona people of Zimbabwe.
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Buyers had a choice of four roofs: a butterfly, a long-gable, a folded-plate or a barrel-vault.
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Overall activeness score: 53.6What they do: Use bolting machines to drill bolt holes that will support roofs within mines.
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The Corps had told me as of December 6 that only 26% of Blue Roofs requested had been installed.
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Syrians typically pay $100 to a landowner to build drafty, uninsulated breezeblock shelters with flimsy plastic tarpaulins as roofs.
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We asked where their houses were but could only make out a few roofs and trees in the distance.
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Its architectural heritage is one: houses cannot put solar panels on their roofs in this UNESCO world heritage site.
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Yet a short drive in nearly any direction reveals boarded-up houses, sagging roofs, vacant lots and cracked roads.
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Water runs off their waxy surfaces, so the leaves are useful for thatched roofs and footwear (and hula skirts).
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Secondhand clothes for sale hang on simple brightly painted homes, the poorest made of pallets and corrugated iron roofs.
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Soldiers came again two days later as a reminder that people must remove their concrete walls and metal roofs.
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A century-old backyard, walled in on three sides by tenements four stories high and stacked with other folks' windows, other folks' lives, their ages and stages, their phone wires and drainpipes, slate roofs and all the disused chimneys above the roofs near silhouetted against a sky that's glowing white between grayish clouds.
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As a cultural nod, there is a mural of Alberobello and its miniature conical roofs hanging in the Hicksville restaurant.
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"I started looking into green roofs, and realized what they were meant to do was fix our folly," he says.
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Status: Musk teased plans for "stunning" solar roofs in 2016 that would connect with in-home batteries for energy storage.
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Those that were "pets" mostly lived on the flat roofs of the houses and really weren't part of their families.
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Solar panels traditionally lay at a slight angle off the horizontal, such as on roofs or in large solar farms.
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Bran was a climber, hanging from the parapets of Winterfell by his fingertips, running along the ridges of its roofs.
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She rolled over hordes of undead, jumped off of multiple roofs, and still kept going despite a very obvious concussion.
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Houses remain covered in tarps, awaiting repairs to their storm-ravaged roofs, and at least one sported anti-FEMA graffiti.
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Neither will our imagination, as retractable, fabric, plastic, and other innovative and audaciously designed roofs gain traction around the world.
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Seen from roof height, the city looms as a vista of flat concrete roofs dotted with millions of satellite dishes.
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Such strong winds can severely damage roofs and the exterior walls of homes, as well as snap or uproot trees.
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Available now for pre-orders, Elon Musk said Friday the new roofs can be installed in less than 8 hours.
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If you want to speculate that we are all going to have panels on our roofs, you go with SolarCity.
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Fat cables snake down from the building's roofs and join the river of cables hanging just centimeters above head height.
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A few daring visitors seeking the illusion of solitude instead climbed onto the grey-tiled roofs of its covered walkways.
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Thousands of homes still have temporary tarps covering holes in their roofs and some roads still have not been cleared.
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In Switzerland, there is a city of red roofs built along stone cliffs and woods where the Schiffenensee River runs.
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Disaster officials say the typhoon also blew the roofs off of thousands of houses, and felled trees and electricity poles.
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When consumers install just panels on their roofs, they're relying on the existing grid to store the energy they produce.
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The explosions blew out the tiled roofs of churches and hotel windows, killing worshippers and hotel guests in the process.
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They gather energy from the solar panels on the residences' roofs, and they can supply the neighborhood during a blackout.
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Beyond that there are also cameras housed in robotic units, high up in the walkways and roofs of the venues.
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SolarCity Chief Executive Lyndon Rive, Musk's cousin, said there are 5 million new roofs installed in the U.S. every year.
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Tornadoes tore roofs off homes, ripped trees out of the ground and tossed cars "around like toys," one witness said.
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We heard about babies being thrown off roofs, overdoses, and violence against the police… That's what we grew up with.
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All three scientists had seen the news coverage: the floating cars, the submerged homes, the people trapped on their roofs.
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He disappeared baseballs into stadium roofs, and he pitched more aggressively and with greater skill than anyone could have anticipated.
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The city is working on restoring damaged roofs and preparing two shelters for families left homeless, the newspaper Granma added.
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In particular, schools and homes tend to be mud-brick with thatch or sheet metal roofs held down by rocks.
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Well, for example, according to Cape data, 8 percent of roofs in the U.S. are of poor or severe quality.
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The swimming pool, he asserted, was in fact a "fire pool", to be used in case thatched roofs caught alight.
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Just take pictures first and do not risk any personal injuries walking on shaky roofs or climbing a teetering tree.
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Winds of 125 mph whipped roofs clean off buildings, ripped trees from the ground and forced evacuations along the coast.
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People were sleeping in homes without roofs, drinking water from a federal Superfund site because they didn't have working taps.
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Such panels, being cheap and lightweight, could readily be attached to walls and roofs, and even built into roofing tiles.
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Daylight showed splintered houses under tiled roofs and an apartment building whose ground floor was pulverized, where two people died.
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Since that September storm, residents have relied on generators for electricity, and tarps still serve as roofs for many houses.
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The roofs of dozens of houses collapsed under the weight of snow in the Unsko-Sanski canton in northwestern Bosnia.
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The increases have helped to justify new requirements for stronger roofs and rearview cameras on automobiles and seatbelts on buses.
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In the filing, Walmart claims Tesla's solar panels caused fires on seven store roofs, causing millions of dollars in damages.
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About 30,000 homes still use blue tarps for roofs, after a slow recovery from the devastation caused by Hurricane Maria.
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It was unclear if the BDK supporters, who could be seen on the roofs of several nearby buildings, were armed.
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Church towers crane above the red roofs, while the medieval main street, Hauptstrasse, meanders through the center of the city.
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It also included Streamline Moderne, a subdued style that emphasized horizontal design elements and often had flat roofs and curves.
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Similarly, by going into batteries, solar roofs, and whatever energy gizmo he targets next, he's trying to kickstart those markets.
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The rain forests appear to have vanished, with roofs torn away, homes ripped open and debris littering areas like confetti.
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The huts were little more than circular walls of tree branches stuck into the sandy ground with thatched roofs attached.
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Video and photos on social media show the storm flooding Abaco Islands, lifting roofs off houses, and causing widespread destruction.
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Parts of the US commonwealth are still recovering from the hurricane two years later — 30,000 homes have tarps for roofs.
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He plucked the wooden stilts and thatched roofs of traditional Cambodian houses and gave them new life in concrete form.
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The classic red booths, with domed roofs and molded royal crowns, were rendered obsolete by the rise of mobile phones.
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Emergency rescue teams were trying to reach about 150 others still trapped in cars, on roofs and in their attics.
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Others said the Category 4 hurricane's winds were peeling off their roofs or splintering the roads in front of them.
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FEMA paid almost $4 a square foot to repair roofs; the work was done by subcontractors for $1.64 a foot.
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Then stroll along the new waterfront promenade, Havnepromenaden, which loops past the angular opera house and its sloping white roofs.
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Winds that howled at well over 100 miles an hour hurled roofs, cars and boats, denuded trees and smashed windows.
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Entire fields have burned down, and one rocket managed to obliterate the roofs of two adjacent houses in one go.
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Because its large panoramic sunroof is difficult to manufacture and install to a precise specification, Model S roofs often leak.
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The storm knocked down the kingdom's century-old Parliament building and tore off roofs in the capital city of Nuku'alofa.
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Before the industrial age, thatched roofs were much more common and posed immediate environmental hazards to those living beneath them.
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Thousands of temples define the country's urban and rural landscapes, decorated with magnificent golden stupas and multi-tiered, pointed roofs.
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One of the projects would put 40-kilowatt solar panel arrays on the roofs of 100 Gaza schools and hospitals.
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As the tiled roofs of Addis gave way to thatch, the large windows offered a moving pastoral of Ethiopian life.
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Trump Tower has two roofs, a low roof that houses mechanical equipment and a higher roof that covers the equipment.
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Skylights — specifically the kind that have angular shapes and are found in rows on factory roofs — provided inspiration, he added.
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A caller to a radio show requested more tarps delivered to her part of the island for use as roofs.
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Drive through any number of Southern California suburbs and look at the red tile roofs topping high-end tract homes.
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No words for the Arctic liner moving down the Hudson, for the mange of old snow moulting from the roofs.
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Locals shudder to remember the devastation of recent hurricanes that ripped the roofs of residences and flooded the downtown district.
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In New York City, parking lots are being turned into green spaces and "cool roofs" are installed throughout the city.
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A video posted on Facebook showed hotel roofs caved in, and mounds of concrete and coils of steel in lobbies.
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Since 1986, the program has awarded grants of up to $50,16623 to hundreds of churches for things like patching roofs.
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A string of tornadoes, some with winds of 120 miles per hour, uprooted trees, overturned vehicles and ripped off roofs.
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"Water covering a part of the main lanes causing people to sit on the roofs of their cars," Gonzalez tweeted.
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Dotting the countryside were the region's characteristic small log lofts, storehouses that are raised on stilts and have grass roofs.
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Strict guidelines are in place at the Open for stopping play or closing stadium roofs when heat becomes too intense.
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Wind turbines dot the hillsides and solar panels can be seen on the roofs of even the most rural farmhouses.
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The wide lawns, the grand plazas, the tower, the fountain, the white buildings, all alike, with the orange tiled roofs!
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This tiered tulip vase stands more than five feet high and its form mimics the gabled roofs of Shinto shrines.
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"That means the water will come miles in shore and could easily be over the roofs of houses," Scott said.
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After the factory-built roofs are buzzed off, Mr. Moran and his crew install convertible tops of his own design.
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The resort is a stunning sight with crisp white buildings topped with red roofs and Victorian balconies and decorative eaves.
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Irma, now downgraded to a tropical storm, ripped roofs off homes and caused flooding and power outages across the state.
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In those moments, troops turn to combat engineers trained to blast their way through doors, walls, windows, and even roofs.
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Agriculture is slowly withering, too — the roofs of handsome stone barns have collapsed, while untamed forests invade the surrounding fields.
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"That's the way we live," Riviere said as he gestured to the field of bright crumpled walls, doors, and roofs.
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Our analysis of federal data would find only about one third of applicants had received Blue Roofs by December 18.
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Lee and her relatives threw their luggage onto the snow-topped roofs of the carriages and climbed on board themselves.
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As our long line of cars snaked down into the valley, the sun fell behind the red roofs of Loyola.
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As of May, only 12 Tesla tiled roofs were connected to the grid, all in Northern California, according to Reuters.
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Musk often highlighted the Roof's appearance, claiming that it's visually far more appealing than traditional solar panels and traditional roofs.
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To recreate the wrath of hailstorms, researchers used a device that fired off two-inch spheres of ice against roofs.
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As they sat in a circle, they shared their horror at discovering the drug use going on under their roofs.
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"Let's remember that we lost the tin roofs off most of our school buildings during Super Typhoon Yutu," Muña said.
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Its design was seemingly inspired by the recent architectural interest in green roofs, including the beehives on the Whitney's own summit.
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Globally, Shell is installing solar photovoltaic panels on the roofs of seven lubricant plants in China, India, Italy, Singapore and Switzerland.
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Ashish Sharma, the lead author, described the study as a kind of test-bed to evaluate the efficacy of green roofs.
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Authorities urged residents to shelter in their residences, or even climb onto the roofs of their homes if they were flooding.
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"The steel doors that are unbreakable, the roofs with arches that are similar to the subway stations in Russia," he said.
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"Water is still standing in crawl spaces and we have hundreds of leaking roofs, collapsed ceilings, and destroyed floors," Bolin said.
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On my left are a jumble of windowless wooden houses with blue doors, tin roofs, and each with a nearby outhouse.
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A line of battered orange and white taxis wound their way around central Baghdad, little wooden coffins tied to their roofs.
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New York State also recently increased the value of the tax abatements it offers for such roofs in some city neighborhoods.
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STROLL through Ethiopia's capital, Addis Ababa, and everywhere you will see satellite dishes, sprouting mushroom-like from roofs, gardens and balconies.
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Some automakers, like Rolls-Royce and Bentley, still have cloth roofs on their convertibles for a more classic look and experience.
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Heidt says Ostrem was a good and quiet worker who was skilled at his craft of marking metal flashing for roofs.
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Elsewhere in the region, hundreds of people lost the roofs on their houses due to the storm, Cuban state media reported.
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And watching the guys from On the Roofs climb it gets more and more stressful because they just keep going up.
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That would have brought winds strong enough to destroy mobile homes, uproot large trees, and rip the roofs right off buildings.
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From late May, it is nearly continuous, sometimes a steady drizzle, sometimes rods that rattle tin roofs too loudly for conversation.
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Abroad, retractable roofs can be found at Poland, Romania and Singapore's national stadiums, and at clubs sides Schalke, Galatasaray and Ajax.
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If it looks for signs such as straw roofs, it will almost certainly miss many poor people, especially in the cities.
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Concrete roofs are set to be covered with gardens to provide food, trap rainwater and offer respite from soaring summer temperatures.
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In Hunan in central China pods with transparent roofs offer campers a chance to enjoy "a special view of the sky".
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McCrory flew over the town and saw water up to and over the roofs of houses and mobile homes, he said.
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Trees everywhere, houses with no roofs, everybody outside their houses because there's no air conditioning, there's no light, there's no nothing.
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It includes painting surfaces white, planting more trees, creating green roofs, and building other green infrastructure to cool down several neighborhoods.
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In recent years, farmers have increased cleaning regimes, animal detention techniques, and built roofs to cover hen pens, among other steps.
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You could see several houses on the skyline with the roofs totally off and all you could see was flaming timbers.
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Triangular metal gutters run below the corrugated roofs on all the buildings at his home, transporting water into storage tanks below.
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" Yes, we lie, "dark people, who carry secrets / glassed in their eyes and hide words / under the roofs of their mouth.
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"You can take any two roofs that look like that and they will be different — because they are different," said Musk.
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However, existing roofs which do not need to be replaced will be better candidates for more traditional roof-mounted solar solutions.
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It's a far cry from the obvious and somewhat weird aftermarket panels you see applied to roofs after the fact today.
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The more affluent, living in buildings made of concrete, were less lucky as walls, floors and roofs collapsed (as pictured above).
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Time after time they shed their clothes to stand vigil on their roofs, but with each failed prediction their numbers shrink.
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Tesla began accepting $21,22019 deposits from customers for the Solar Roofs in May 239, seven months after it unveiled a prototype.
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Authorities pleaded with the stranded to put towels or other markers on their roofs because house numbers were no longer visible.
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In August, Walmart accused the company of selling it defective solar panels that started fires on the roofs of its stores.
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The bleachers set up at water's edge were filled with people; the pigeons, meanwhile, crowded onto the roofs of their coops.
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Mr. Riley and three assistants stepped onto the roofs, waving long bamboo poles with black garbage bags attached to the ends.
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Ten miles west of the capital, residents trudged through floodwaters to reach their homes -- many of which no longer had roofs.
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We passed home after home, with roofs intact and families sitting in the shade — their homes a fortress in a storm.
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The Army Corps is installing about 400 so-called blue roofs per day, said Kevin Slattery, mission manager for that team.
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He had spent the morning in a garret office in the opera house with a view of slate roofs and chimneys.
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Walmart claims in its lawsuit that negligence by Tesla resulted in fires on seven roofs in states from Ohio to California.
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The lawsuit also accuses Tesla of filing reports that said Tesla had made repairs to Walmart's roofs when it had not.
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Most of the 30 million small businesses in this country sell pizzas, fix cars, repair roofs, balance books and mow lawns.
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That same year, Kohl's began to invest heavily in sustainability efforts at its stores, including installing solar panels on store roofs.
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Rossello encouraged residents living in homes with roofs covered by blue tarps to find refuge in shelters or family members' homes.
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She is credited for the government's bold efforts to help the poor by doling out new houses, pigs and tin roofs.
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Many of them seemed to be in poor condition, with rotting roofs or crumbling walls, if they looked inhabited at all.
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Water from the roofs of surrounding buildings drains into two smaller basins and then soaks in to top up groundwater levels.
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And as numerous pieces have pointed out (see Grist, MIT Technology Review), solar roofs have been tried before, to no avail.
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