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Meanwhile, to rent a single portable toilet for a back-yard barbecue, a wedding or a rally to restore sanity, depending on what market you live in, costs you only about $80 to $120.
As Stewart gets ready to restore sanity, potty installers will provide the relief
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Yesterday we noted that President Obama, not as part of a deliberate strategy to counter the false impression that he's a Muslim, talked at some length during one of his back-yard shindigs about his ostensible Christian faith.
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A National Restaurant Association's survey of more than 1,800 chefs at the end of 2009 found that (according to the 1,800 chefs), restaurants with gardens ( "e.g. rooftop, back-yard, communal") would be the hottest restaurant trend of 2010.
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Maybe it's the mild weather and thriving back-yard culture--California is a hotspot for artistic recyclers.
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Maybe it s the mild weather and thriving back-yard culture--California is a hotspot for artistic recyclers.
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I'm tired of the ratty back-yard places in my neighborhood with anywhere from 5 - 10 cars parked in back.
City of Aurora Licenses for Auto Repair Shops, Hotels, Towing Companies...And?
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It was a Sunday afternoon and I found my father out in the back-yard, swearing and kicking at the lawnmower.
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There are chapters on porches, patios and decks, back-yard entertaining, garden spaces, pools and play spaces, and backyard buildings.
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A National Restaurant Association's survey of more than 1,800 chefs at the end of 2009 found that (according to the 1,800 chefs), restaurants with gardens ("e.g. rooftop, back-yard, communal") would be the hottest restaurant trend of 2010.
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Spare tires, love-handles, and the back-yard with the full swing-set and sliding pon are not Green in the ecological sense.
Michael Martin: America Needs The 4 Hour Body: A Look Inside The New Book by Timothy Ferriss
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