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1. ‘When did it start doing this?’ I asked as we walk round to her bungalow

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2. 'What to do? He had a bungalow in Srinagar and a fifty-year

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3. After her mother had the accident, she’d the bungalow built in the garden and they’d lived out there – it was easier for the wheelchair

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4. So, if we contract with Mandy's restaurant for a meal plan per bungalow at five dollars a week, purely as an additional amenity, we could charge a total per suite of at least thirty dollars per week

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5. The inauguration of the Livingson Bungalow Lodges was a step too far for that cadre of individuals who, through ignorance, fear, or arrogance had long suspected that the continued encouragement of the 'Chinaman and his squaw-woman,' by the rest of the civic population would lead to dire consequences

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6. Mandy Hill, in an exertion of will to remain civil, said, “I have just come from an inspection of the Livingson Bungalow Lodges,” she carefully phrased, “and was graciously received, properly entertained, and handsomely impressed with Livingson's sophistication and good taste

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7. His mother knew; she had checked him into his Bungalow

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8. The Lodge-Mistress and her two little helpers had already laid Mandy Hill's Dining Hall schedules and menus on the sitting room tables in each bungalow, as Mandy had bid them, before tackling the landscaping projects they were now finishing

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9. One weekend in mid May, Mandy Hill at last was able to exercise her option on Bungalow Seven and so enjoyed her restful and rejuvenating stay, she couldn't wait for the next month

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10. They went to the store room and fetched the large paint brushes and rags, then went to the wall of the nearest bungalow where their father waited for them to begin the chore

11. ' “Be sure to change hands every twelve strokes or so,” he called back over his shoulder, and they began putting the new coat of paint on the first bungalow wall

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12. Harry followed the old man's gaze through an open bungalow door

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13. As he turned to investigate, his family rose from their seats and quietly followed him into Bungalow Two

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14. They were also in and out of Bungalow Two, when Harry wasn't there

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15. Besides their covert activities, each also, as Harry had before them, always had her face pressed in some textbook borrowed from Harry's stacks at the bungalow

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16. “We are sure the suit and boots fit,” started Titania; “And the hat and shirts we had made from samples in your own closet in the bungalow,” added Hipolyta

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17. He remembered that building the four bungalow cottages, furnishing them, and installing the water/wastewater systems had cost them over $2000

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18. That he had had the experience of living in Bungalow Two, for several months before his Tahoe departure, gave him the familiarity of having a suite, also with his own lavatory

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19. Hipolyta and Belle opened all the bungalow windows, stripped the beds, and scrubbed the bathrooms for the last time that season

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20. ” Belle simply nodded, as Mandy came from Bungalow Seven with a tray of refreshments, the ingredients for which she consistently maintained in 'her' rooms

21. Sarah spent the holiday season more in the Livingson's home proper than alone in her Bungalow

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22. Harry knew, in some depth, what Chloe's response would be to that suggestion, and without hesitation he offered to arrange their stay at the Livingson Bungalow Lodges

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23. Two travelers without a home harbor, but with a well anticipated destination: the Livingson Bungalow Lodges, Tahoe City, California

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24. It also, as good fortune might have it, was at the edge of town near opposite to the Livingson Bungalow Lodges

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25. Lawrence Spelman, Number Three, Livingson Bungalow Lodges, Tahoe City, California

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26. She also rode the wave of change to set up permanent residence in Bungalow Seven of the Lodges, the compliment of Bungalow Six already occupied by Sarah Bunker

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27. In the course of building this bungalow

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28. and was the size of a small bungalow, with a

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29. maintenance door of the steel bungalow

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30. The valley was not much more than a dip in the landscape, and the cottage was a county council bungalow that was out of the same mould as a thousand other county council bungalows, except that it had a longer front than those surrounding, as if it had been originally a larger building

31. look after her in her small bungalow

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32. Bubbala Celia still lived in her father’s old bungalow, Abigail and her mother lived nearer to the hospice where Abigail’s father was

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33. They had wanted Bubbala to come and live with them, but Bubbala Celia loved the bungalow

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34. Patty, Katrin, Tania and I shared the bungalow with four other ladies from church but that we did not know very well: Mika, Rinia, Beatrice and Emily

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35. When Egan saw me enter the room he hurried over to make sure I was happy with the bungalow and to describe their bungalow to me in detail

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36. As we walked around to the front of the old bungalow, I started to wonder if this introduction was really such a good idea

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37. Beth had been strolling along the path that wound its way among the bungalows, allowing the intoxicating scents of flowering shrubbery, tended so lovingly by Cecilia and Alberto, to waft away the troubles of her world when, from the bungalow that had now become Herminia’s, she’d heard weeping

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38. Their own bungalow, somewhere

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39. Enough loot for the local cops to keep his bungalow off the

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40. “Yeah, I guess…I sold my little bungalow in Boulder for a small fortune that enabled me to get the nice house I now live in…but the renters don’t benefit, and I now have a long commute into my job at the pharmacy in Boulder

41. narrow hallway of the small bungalow, its rusted hinges creaking

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42. He inherited the bungalow from his parents

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43. Sachin Tendulkar had been alloted 5 Tughlak Lane bungalow, a type VII accommodation in Lutyen's zone in New Delhi

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44. Avenworth was quick in cutting fruit and adding tequila, lime juice and sugar, but a professional bartender from New York who had worked at Bar 151, Bungalow 8, and Milk & Honey, won the contest, judged for both preparation speed and taste, finishing the cocktail in less than thirty seconds

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45. It was flanked by an old stone barn on the right, and a smaller bungalow on the left

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46. The bungalow was empty

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47. polite; he lived with parents in the army bungalow

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48. Timothy’s eldest sister Theresa who was married to Gerry now lived on the other side of the town in a very plush bungalow

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49. They also met another cousin of Ellen’s called Nell who with her husband Vincent and rapidly growing young family lived in a bungalow in the country on the other side of Carrick-On-Suir

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50. They were surprised at how modern the Joyce’s bungalow was

51. Then they planned to build a small bungalow for both of them next to it

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52. The little bungalow that they had built was easy to keep and they still had the garden that they kept immaculately

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53. The undertakers on Bridget’s request drove the hearse past the little retirement bungalow where he had lived happily

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54. Matthew remembered asking Joe once if he was settled in the little bungalow

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55. They did however; build a bungalow on Patricia’s families land in County Dublin

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56. “A bungalow Ellen, we’ve always said we’d like to have one of those lovely

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57. Bamboo Island has several traditional bungalow resorts

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58. Nick happily agreed and that night, after the generator on the island went off, they both lay in a hammock on the balcony of their bungalow and listened to the lapping ocean waves and the stars twinkle

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59. Feeling equally at home in the opulent bungalow and the austere old-age home, he purveyed the activities of various charitable trusts set up by Suresh

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60. Kara began to take over the housework, preparing some meals, doing the laundry, dusting and vacuuming the bungalow, and so on

61. �Let me finish will you? Next to the church is a lovely bungalow

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62. �I've seen that; it looks more like a shed than a bungalow

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63. She had bought a small bungalow in a village ten minutes away from where Jane and Darren now lived

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64. “You never did answer me; are you coming in for coffee?” asks Suzy as Lewis pulls the car to a stop outside her bungalow

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65. Suzy throws more weeds into the bucket as she clears the flowerbed ready for planting when she hears the car pull up out front of her bungalow

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66. “You sounded a bit stressed on the phone, you sure you want my advice?” asks Sharon as she enters Suzy's bungalow and stands a few steps in waiting for Suzy to shut the door

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67. Going around to the front of the bungalow she checks that she has done the weeding correctly and picks up the bucket of weeds

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68. Walking around the side of the bungalow Sharon can see where Paris has pulled the weeds as soil is exposed on the concrete of the path; “I had better get you a broom, it looks like you have pulled all the weeds up, Suzy will be pleased

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69. “He did, as we were already married when she died, he was not happy about it but if he did not sign I would not inherit the bungalow

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70. Not seeing anyone come out of Suzy's bungalow he waits for the dog walker to go back inside his house before he starts the engine

71. Driving slowly along the road Malcolm pulls up outside the front of Suzy's bungalow, still seeing no signs of life he puts on the brake and switches the engine off

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72. “I don't want my bungalow burnt down

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73. Suzy turns and sees that Lewis has come around the side of the bungalow; “Are you all right?” she asks as she joins in with Lewis with the coughing

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74. ” he orders as he stands and hurries around the back of the bungalow

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75. “Peter,” shouts the fireman to his mate who has appeared from around the corner of the bungalow; “need the medics around here mate

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76. With Sharon helping, Suzy has a busy week trying to clean the bungalow of the smoke damage

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77. Suzy had told Lewis about her and Sharon cleaning the bungalow, apart from the living room

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78. Suzy has kept busy by washing the entire bungalow from top to bottom, much of the wallpaper has been ruined and will have to be replaced or painted

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79. Obviously while she had been at the police station the police had searched her bungalow

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80. “When I was at the police station they searched my bungalow, by the looks of it they lifted the carpet up in the living room

81. Far from it, the television drives me mad with the repeats and I have already cleaned and washed the bungalow inside twice this month

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82. “Yes, I heard that you nearly lost your bungalow, it was lucky the fire brigade arrived quickly

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83. Suzy had not left her bungalow or used the telephone in that time as she was convinced the police were watching her

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84. Considering her situation later that evening Suzy realises she is in a good position, she has her own bungalow and is free and single

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85. He gazed curiously at the bungalow owner

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86. Donald Williams left his bungalow by the lake and never returned

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87. The staff car finally stopped in front of a small bungalow situated with many similar houses along the banks of a river

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88. Clement smiled at Ken and Ingrid while showing the bungalow

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89. The bungalow proved to be small but comfortable and compared well to other, past military accommodations Ken had seen in the past

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90. Ken’s heart accelerated when he arrived at his bungalow and found a Filipino Army jeep parked in front of it

91. , and the bungalow in the Cayman Islands

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92. Faramdoula had his practice and where the family lived in airy comfort under palms in a large thatched bungalow raised off the ground on chest high posts

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93. The recently built bungalow he included on his list was not of traditional design

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94. To save time, James suggested a phone call to the local police or post office in Basel to locate Stan Kendrick; it was a good idea, because the police told Max that Stan had built a bungalow overlooking a magnificent lake, high up in the mountains

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95. The light would be still good enough to locate a safe place to land and perhaps there might be lights showing at the bungalow, to help them find it

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96. The only blot on this perfect landscape was the shiny dark green helicopter, pulled out from a hanger which matched the bungalow

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97. The wind carried most of the beating throb of the rotor blades away from the bungalow, and the glazing and solid roof allowed no noise through at all, not even the mournful howl of the wind

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98. Within thirty minutes, Jon Ragan had prepared the statement and Carla was heading back to the bungalow

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99. Later, back at the bungalow, Carla told Tom she must deal directly with the gang

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100. It was then she realized the car across the road from the Rabinowitz bungalow, had followed her here