One of the more obvious ones is to legalise basement residences, but very few politicians want to touch the issue, for fear of alienating the Nimbys on the community boards.
Mrs. Giuliani's office is a small beige room in the basement and the residence was still cluttered with the signs of the move.
The former history professor and his family had retreated to a chamber under the basement of his residence, where they were protected by his Republican Guard and mercenaries reported to be Angolan.
An emotionally disturbed man barricaded himself in the basement of a residence in Queens Village, and when the police removed him,, they found a dead woman, Juliet Srigam, 34, inside, the police said.
It was in the basement of the residence of a former President of the United States.
A counter-assault team five exquisitely armored commandos began the slow trek through the basement of the residence of the White House to their duty room.
"Somebody's crying," she exclaimed, sounding like a protective mother, and she followed the sound to the basement entrance of a residence.
Police said the car, which was parked in the basement of Trattos's residence at an apartment block in a suburb of the capital Nicosia, was destroyed.
There was a small kitchen in the basement of the aides' residence, just one room with a stove and some cupboards, a fridge, an old wooden table painted white, and six vinyl chairs.
A DAY in the life of the New York Times foreign desk begins with Laurent Gbagbo holed up in the basement of his fortified residence in the Ivory Coast's main coastal city of Abidjan.
