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SADC also cast doubt on the candidacy of Didier Ratsiraka, a former president, whose residential qualification it also queried.

Transit villages, whose residential and commercial areas are built around and served by mass transit networks, might also be linked with the smart growth movement.

The Starbucks and the sports club are the latest in a series of newcomers bringing services to an area whose residential population is growing in number and economic clout.

"As far as my clients are concerned, the husbands almost always take the lead," said Bill Sofield, who designs Gucci's sleek stores but whose residential work is cozier and more colorful.

"Indoor landscaping isn't a priority on the minds of my clients," he said, citing the building at 731 Lexington Avenue, whose office segment is known as the Bloomberg Tower and whose residential segment is called One Beacon Court.

Last year she won a 20-year, rent-free lease at 110 Livingston Street in downtown Brooklyn, the former Board of Education building, whose residential developer was required to set aside space for cultural use.

We excluded subjects whose reported residential addresses at birth differed from the mother's permanent residential addresses on birth certificates and subjects with different residential addresses for birth and death.

"We stepped up, swallowed hard and plunged in," said Mr. Neithercut, whose Equity Residential is the country's biggest publicly traded REIT.

August 4, 1971 Hokkaido, Japan Sou Fujimoto, byname of Fujimoto Sōsuke (born August 4, 1971, Hokkaido, Japan) Japanese architect whose innovative residential structures and institutional projects represented a fresh approach to the relationship between architectural space and the human body.

Those whose primary residential address was not in Darwin were excluded.

Cases whose maternal residential address could not be geocoded were excluded (n = 986).