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"The building is huge, an entire city block, and it has basically sat vacant and derelict for years," said Steven Hurwitz, the vice president of acquisitions and developments at GFI Development, which acquired the ground lease in 2007 for $45 million from the estate of Sol Goldman.
"The city spent millions and millions of dollars on that, and it has basically become a homeless camp," Chitwood said of Manatee Island Park.
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An article that Claudia Connell wrote was posted at Mail Online this morning and it has basically picked the scab off the wound I've been trying to heal, thrown fuck-tons of stupid-sand into it and then rubbed it all over with idiot.
BFree wraps, £2.80 for a pack of six, bfreefoods.com or Asda stores nationwide Occasionally Buy of the Day looks back and realises that when it comes to its food and drink picks, it has basically told you to do nothing but eat chocolate and eat booze for about three weeks.
Calcium gluconate is a salt of calcium and gluconic acid; it has basically no medical value in pregnancy, but it delivers a shot of energy, and this temporary "high" made it very popular among patients.
It has basically two functions, incoming and outgoing street.
It has basically two types: general CC and targeted CC.
It has basically become a jungle".
Since then, it has basically become accessible to everyone.
His career opportunities opened and he landed his current job at NREL. "That one paper has become the one that everyone who works on OLEDs cites, and so it had basically made my career".
