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She could see another dilapidated building across the street and the road below.
They are eventually found and taken to a dilapidated building.
Seven percent of them were found to be in dilapidated buildings.
When she turned left around the corner of the house, a dilapidated building came into view.
One day when he entered a dilapidated building, two men followed.
The driver pointed to a dilapidated building on the other side of the street.
She had taken a room on the fifth floor of an ancient and dilapidated building.
A photograph of closed double doors in a dilapidated building.
Besides its size, the dilapidated building was in need of repairs.
Dilapidated buildings now stood where once had been a prosperous economy.
The market itself remained however, until 1973, when the rest of the dilapidated building was finally torn down.
She had the first and second floor of a thin, dilapidated building that was a ruin above the third storey.
The congregation agreed to purchase the dilapidated building for $250,000.
The garden did not last long; it is currently the site of several old and dilapidated buildings.
Across the street, above a piano store in another dilapidated building, is a studio where she makes her larger works.
His store had been in a partially-burned, dilapidated building on the same site.
The city has not always been landlord to such a vast number of dilapidated buildings.
Then a series of construction projects to replace the dilapidated buildings began.
The play opens on a hot, late evening in the yard of two dilapidated buildings.
They were on the second floor of a somewhat dilapidated building in Bloomsbury.
There he dismissed the taxi and entered an old, dilapidated building.
There are many dilapidated buildings, including an old school.
Carey resigned from his position in October 1881 and soon after, a plan to leave the dilapidated building was made.
The dilapidated building was further damaged by aerial bombs in the 1940s.
The $2.5 million building opened in November, replacing seven vacant, dilapidated buildings.