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Forward-looking Wildschönau, where Austria's first chairlift was apparently built in 1945, always made the running.

The concrete hotel structure was apparently built in the late 1970's and may have been damaged by fire before, local officials said.

The largest and most complex tomb in the Valley of the Kings (number 5) was apparently built to contain the burial chambers of many of the sons of Ramses II (reigned 1279 13), the greatest king of the 19th dynasty.

He had argued that replacing the buildings would be more cost effective than continuing to repair them; for example, Camp Seven, which reporters are not allowed to visit, was apparently built on a seasonal streambed and its foundation is buckling, military officials said.

THE house, designed by the architects Neville & Bagge in the French Renaissance "chatequesque" style, was apparently built in 1896 by a stone dealer who gave a master stone craftsman free rein when it came to details: the deities flanking the door, the bearded god on the keystone, the medallion portrait heads apparently depicting famous people (one is obviously Shakespeare).

The site's Events tab now redirects to a MySpace application called Social Plan, which was apparently built by Slingshot Labs, MySpace's stealth incubator that was created last January.

They were apparently built for strength and stability, but not speed.

But the cast of Silicon Valley, the controversial new Bravo reality show set to debut next month, wants to shake things up a bit — some real startups were apparently built in the weeks this past summer that cameras were rolling.

The sheer pith of Riot Grrrl's agitpop slogans ("Cry in public!") and catchy hooks were apparently built not just for speed but for distance.

Cell wall synthesis requires vesicle trafficking and fusion – the SDV is apparently built from the fusion of small vesicles that are most likely Golgi-derived [ 17, 50].

Most of the funding was reserved for armaments, but much of the nonmilitary funding was apparently earmarked to build these "bypass roads" and security enhancements for Israeli settlers in the occupied territories.