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It is now a branch of the Univ. of Paris - the Institut d'Etudes Politiques.

Altered beyond recognition in 1959, this space is now a branch of the HSBC Bank.

CHELSEA MARKET There is now a branch of the Nut Box from Boerum Hill, Brooklyn, in the market.

The old Blue Bell is now a branch of NatWest, the Grey Horse is the Yorkshire Bank and the Royal White House hotel is now Barclays.

In the late 1980s most of the National Library's collections were moved to the present site from the Beijing Library's original building just west of Bei Hai; that facility is now a branch of the main library.

One of its members, a merchant named Isaac de Pinto, lived on St. Antoniebree straat in an elegant house with painted ceilings that is now a branch of the Amsterdam public library.

Artisanal cafes sit around the corner from shops selling African relics, and opposite the famous Apollo Theatre there's now a branch of American Apparel.

The building where he & his first wife lived was rebuilt, & it is now a branch office of his bank.

It is now a major branch of physics, but the goal of explaining everything is still far away.

The resulting administrative state is now a "fourth branch of government" that rules with greater autonomy and less transparency than the three branches (executive, legislative, and judicial) created by the founders.

Mainstream model theory is now a sophisticated branch of mathematics (see the entry on first-order model theory).