All but seven of those were reportedly erected in formerly Confederate states, and 60percentt of them are on public land.
The buildings in the complex formerly known as Old Pasadena Plaza were erected between 1895 and 1914 in the city's original commercial center.
The partners already own the site, the southeast corner of Park and 60th, formerly occupied by a 12-story building erected as an apartment house in 1912 and converted to offices in 1958.
When molecular sequence data was combined with morphological characters to analyze the phylogenetic relationships of the true water bugs for the first time, a 7-superfamily classification system was proposed, containing a newly erected superfamily Aphelocheiroidea, which had formerly belonged to Naucoroidea (Table 1) [ 5].
The genus Pantherophis [ 29] was recently erected to contain a clade of species formerly allocated to Elaphe.
Rest your head in a place formerly occupied by a Sea Captain or Industrialist, in stone houses erected during the early stages of the American Revolution, in resorts founded in remote locales by risk-taking entrepreneurs.
Replacing the lantern candles that private householders had formerly been required to erect outside their front doors, most European civic authorities deployed oil lanterns, maintained at public expense, to light the streets on moonless nights.
The clean, chic, well-planned new community of Brumholdstein, named after a Heidegger-like philosopher called Ernst Brumhold, has been erected on the bulldozed site of a concentration camp in the town, formerly known as Durst.
In the capital, Mr Bremer's men have erected a Berlin Wall of concrete, cutting off a huge swathe of the city that formerly encompassed important ministries, and significantly extending the walls of Saddam Hussein's already vast presidential complex.
During the 1980s and 1990s, dozens of shopping malls were erected in the Serbian capital of Belgrade, representing a new, modern shopping experience in the formerly Communist city.
During the 1980s and 1990s, dozens of shopping malls were erected in the Serbian capital of Belgrade representing at the time a new, modern shopping experience in the formerly Communist city.
