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The six-story building, a former police stable later used as a warehouse, will have a floor added to it and will be converted into 14 high-end condominiums, including several triplex maisonettes with private entrances.

A former covert facility built deep in the mountains at Fordo will not be allowed to enrich uranium for at least fifteen years, and will be converted into a research center for peaceful use.

An air of unfinished business hangs over 630 East Sixth Street, a historic building between Avenues B and C that is being renovated and designated a landmark and will be converted into a residence for people with AIDS.

On the other side of Rheingold, a former Schlitz bottling plant on Evergreen Avenue sold this year for $34 million and will be converted into a lofty 170,000-square-foot office building.

This dark irony is underlined by the venue's history – it was the site of the first strike under German occupation by employees of the state-owned telecommunications, telegrams and post company in 1942, and will be converted into a luxury hotel after the biennale closes in December.

I also expect that although at first the electricity for recharging will come from the grid, in the long run our energy supply structure will become wireless and will be converted into a more localized mode of electricity generation that depends mostly on distributed local power generation.

Thiosulfate will disproportionate into sulfur dioxide and elemental sulfur and sulfite will be converted to sulfur dioxide.

The city's coal power plants at Amager and Avedǿre will be converted to biomass and a new wood-fueled combined heat-and-power plant costing an estimated $196-560 196-560 million built in the city.

No wilfully credulous lover of all things ancient and mysterious will be converted by this long and detailed survey of "the power politics of knowledge in the modern age".

The Jews will return to Israel, and some will be converted.

Accounts and cash will be converted at a rate of 36 dinars to the mark, officials said.