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Dilapidation is a term
meaning a
destructive event to a building, but more
particularly used in the
plural in
English law for the
waste committed by the...
- λαμπάς (lampás) lamp, lamprid,
Lampris lapid-
stone Latin lapis,
lapidis dilapidate, dilapidation, lapidarian, lapidary, lapidate, lapidation, lapidator,...
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housing and
declining federal spending in this area
served to
further dilapidate this and the
other area projects. By the mid-1980s,
Jordan Downs was known...
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closed in 1999. For
unknown reasons, the
National Stadium had been left to
dilapidate since the
early 2000s. It last
hosted a
national team game in 2004, with...
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lachrymose lacus lac- lacuna, lacustrine, lagoon, lake
lapis lapid-
stone dilapidate,
lapidary l****us l****- l****itude
latex latic-
liquid laticifer latus lat-...
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converted and also
appreciated the new
productive use of the old
dilapidating building.
Since then,
three new
modern large buildings have also built...
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family had
abandoned the
building after World War II and it had
started to
dilapidate.
Other scenes were shot at the
Grand Trianon in Versailles, and in two...
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among them. O my eyes! shed
tears flowing,
since one
quickens having a
dilapidate place. O my eyes! weep and pour
forth rapture,
grief and deep
sorrow for...
- λαμπάς (lampás) lamp, lamprid,
Lampris lapid-
stone Latin lapis,
lapidis dilapidate, dilapidation, lapidarian, lapidary, lapidate, lapidation, lapidator,...
- the
complex in
achieving its
desired objectives,
which was to
replace dilapidating city
slums that
sprung up
after the 1960s
recession in
Penang with modernised...
