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Still many smaller housing developments and some corporate centers have been constructed since 2000, the latter especially the Stony Hill Road corridor around I-95, beginning with office complexes 1000 to 1040 Stony Hill Road in 1998, followed by 600 to 800 Township Line Road ( at Township Line & Stony Hill ), 777 Township Line Road ( the first green building in Bucks County ), and a new age-restricted housing complex under construction at 645 Stony Hill Road, near the township's retail district.
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Still, many states retain selected common law crimes.
Still now, many quarters of Istanbul, like Aksaray, Çarşamba, and others get their names from the town of provenience of an group.
Still, most of the economic hardship that struck many of the former East Bloc countries and the post-Soviet states comes from the program of shock therapy.
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Still, de Camp acknowledged that " stories have considerable emotional impact, and many will love them ".
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Still smaller privately run boats provide service between islands.
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Still, Towanda remained in the shadow of its larger neighbors to the south, Normal and Bloomington, and was always smaller than Lexington, the next town north on the Chicago and Alton Railroad.
Still starring as a leading man in the late 1940s and early 1950s, but only in mediocre films, he subsequently disappeared from the silver screen, only to reappear several years later on a much smaller one.
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Still, there are anatomical differences from Yunnanozoon, including a larger stomach and smaller ( 0. 1 mm ) pharyngeal teeth.
Still the games were successful and proved to many that smaller cities could manage hosting a large event such as a Commonwealth Games.
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Still others believed it would be accessible only to the wealthy while limiting access to local and smaller acts and artists.
Still mostly used for permanent way maintenance, they can also be employed as thunderbird ( rescue ) locomotives or even used in normal service, where they are suitable for smaller operators.
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Still other innovative strategies include hospitals digitizing medical information in electronic medical records ; HUD ’ s HOPE VI initiatives to eradicate city ’ s severely distressed public housing to revitalized, mixed income environments ; the Harlem Children ’ s Zone that uses a community-based approach to educate local area children ; and EPA ’ s brownfield grants that aids in turning over brownfields for environmental protection, green spaces, community and commercial development.
Still, sub-standard housing in the units within the older buildings remains a concern of local city councillors and local community members.
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Still other proposals made housing specialized organs the major function.
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