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So now the garret-dwellers have no excuses.

There are no Tokyo dwellers lurking ominously in their gangs.

Tong snakehead has the habits of benthic cave dwellers.

The chances are the dwellers of the new caves would see more greenery, under ecologically healthier than the dwellers of surface cities today.

Now, with the children back at school, the tent-dwellers are packing up.

I first asked dwellers trust science, I believe that rational, trust yourself and believe in yourself.

Compared to their rural counterparts, city dwellers have higher levels of anxiety and mood disorders.

City dwellers continue to face health hazards and new health challenges have emerged.

This will influence the quality of life for many urban dwellers.

In recent decades many impoverished rural dwellers have flocked to the country's eastern cities, which have enjoyed a construction boom.

City dwellers know what this means in terms of social cohesion, safety, security, and the quality of life.

Apartment dwellers in Tulsa, Oklahoma got this visitor from above: a dummy rocket off an Air National Guard jet.

The rain had let off and the fog shifted a little though the weekend traffic had worsened-the city dwellers heading out to the country the country dwellers heading into the city.

Mumbai slum dwellers will substitute plastic roofs for firm tiles and replace bamboo sticks with brick walls.

City dwellers, meanwhile, took "smog selfies" as they strolled through air so dirty you can taste and smell it.

We will also speed up urban redevelopment clear all temporary housing areas and cottage areas rehouse the dwellers of bedspace apartments;

But a sunset in the desert, no matter where you are, makes for an eye-opening experience, especially for city-dwellers.

As a result, town and country dwellers in early society were shut off, and feelings were but shaved by people living in Limited areas.

By 2000, some 2 billion people will live in cities in developing countries, more than twice the number of urban dwellers in industrialized countries.

Most young parents nowadays, especially those urban dwellers, attach great importance to the intellectual investment in the hope that their only child will be well developed intellectually.

An arched fossilized foot bone found in Ethiopia shows that human ancestors walked upright 3.2 million years ago and were no longer tree dwellers, said a study Thursday in the journal Science.

Acts 1:19 And it was known unto all the dwellers at Jerusalem; insomuch as that field is called in their proper tongue, Aceldama, that is to say, the field of blood.

For apartment dwellers, small dogs might seem like the obvious choice, since their legs are so short they can easily get enough exercise just running around in even the quaintest little studio.

Thus, they sought a home, and found Nellis Air Force Base, long since left empty because of the residual radiation, which the Vault dwellers easily circumvented with the use of their Geiger counters.