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Residences that rose at Oneida Square and south marked a large increase in the use of sandstone as an element of building construction. This stone was extracted from quarries throughout the state — its transportation made easier via the growing canal systems.

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Listen before buying, the Rufenachts suggest, and also stake out a proposed area to determine if the height and width are right for the landscape. Again, scale is a consideration.

Tootsie arrived at the Sanctuary in 1992. An elderly lady who cared for him in Wicklow since he was a foal, got in contact with staff at the charity asking if we would take him as she could not longer look after him.

The most impressive of many similar works, Decline and Fall of the Empire of Grass, seemed at first sight only a very detailed study of a small patch of native grasses and herbage – a few square yards from any one of the countless grazing paddocks on the plains. But spectators soon began to make out of the trampled stems and frayed foliage and minute, severed blossoms the shapes of things quite unconnected with the plains. Many of the shapes seemed deliberately imprecise, and even those that most nearly represented architectural ruins or abandoned artifacts were of no style known from history. But commentators could point to a score of details that seemed to comprise a scene of grandiose desolation – and then, stepping back, could see once again a painting of plants and soil. The artist himself encouraged the search for shattered colonnades and tapestries flapping on roofless walls. But in his only published account of the painting (a brief statement which he tried repeatedly to amend in later years) he claimed it was inspired by his study of a certain small marsupial. This animal had disappeared from settled areas before the plainsfolk had given a common name to it. The artist used its unwieldy scientific name, but someone in the course of debate referred to it (inaccurately) as a plains-hare, and that name stuck.

Mr. Defortuna characterized the Miami-South Florida luxury market as “more stable and mature—it’s not like the crazy days of 2015 and 2016 when we could put a product up for sale and sell it out in less than a year.”

In September 2007, the McCanns were labeled “arguidos,” or suspects, in Madeleine’s disappearance, and police alleged the little girl’s DNA was found in the trunk of their car and behind a sofa in the apartment. 

Lindsay Allan was evacuated from his property near Cloncurry during the flood. He said the rainfall they were seeing now was a godsend.

Now, even if the playoff push comes up short — in light of a daunting remaining schedule that includes two games against the Boston Celtics, one against the Toronto Raptors, one against the Philadelphia and dual playoff-race showdowns against the Orlando Magic and Brooklyn Nets — the Heat are looking at no better than, say, a No. 13 lottery seed.

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Despite knowing that bird feeding can influence nature, they still do not know how it influences the people who feed those birds.

"Overall, our results suggest that people who feed birds observe aspects of nature and respond in ways that may affect outcomes of feeding on wild birds. More work is needed to fully understand the positive and negative effects of feeding on wild birds and, thereby, the people who feed them," said Dayer, whose research focuses on the human dimensions of wildlife conservation, applying social science to understand human behavior related to wildlife.