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The Carlyle Group and Chase Capital have begun renovations on a Brooklyn tire valve factory to create a $70 million complex for Internet companies pushed out of Manhattan.

She has visualised the big bang as an exploded garden shed, turned physics into a fireworks display, and – most recently for her installation, War Room, on show in Manchester (The Whitworth, to 31 May) – used the leftover red sheets from a memorial poppy factory to create a haunting bloody chamber.

The builder is only needed as a factory to create a new instance of IMolecule when parsing a new string.

Although Forman is already running a restaurant and event venue next to his factory, he plans to use an empty 20,000 square metre space adjacent to the factory to create an "experiential, hospitality and entertainment" venue with a press and media centre and TV studios above.

I'm going to build a factory to create rockets that are going to outer space, and potentially Mars.' " Grazer found this hard to wrap his mind around.

After that, once unit 1 has been transcribed, these marks will make it more likely that unit 1 or unit 2 will reinitiate in factory A to create a virtuous cycle.

The local council has succeeded in winning a £23m government regeneration grant to set up new business parks adjacent to the factory and to create an environmental centre on the shores of the river.

A big United States cellular phone maker, Motorola, said it intended to spend $2 billion to refit a Hyundai factory near Edinburgh to create a manufacturing plant for silicon chips.

Due to the increased interest in Krakow created by the film, the city bought Schindler's former enamelware factory in 2007 to create a permanent exhibition about the German occupation of the city from 1939 to 1945.

In New York, Zeisel pored over design periodicals at the library and contacted a magazine editor, who connected her with a china factory that hired Zeisel to create a set of dishes.

The North American retailers plan to develop a common safety standard for the factories by October and to create a clearinghouse to share information among themselves about which factories have been approved for production and which need safety improvements.