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The exterior is barn-like; the interior is modern and features cathedral ceilings.
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Perched adjacent to a wonderful waterfall, this lovechild of transplanted Staten Islander Tony Falco, is a barn-like two-story music and art performance space that also just happens to be a pretty fine restaurant.
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You can eat everything from pancakes and maple syrup while dolphin spotting on the beachfront terrace at the Marine Palace Hotel to traditional Tibetan kothey at the Tibetan Café in its soporifically lit, barn-like dining area.
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A quick wander round the shops, grabbing a few bits from the shopping list, isn't too arduous, mainly because the children hold hands and lead me to each of the sections in this barn-like supermarket.
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Matthew Carbone for the Wall Street Journal Stark white with severe lines, made of three barn-like shapes, Lou and Amy Weiss's new four-bedroom house on four acres is based on a design by prominent architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen.
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Stark white with severe lines, made of three barn-like shapes, Lou and Amy Weiss's new house has all the hallmarks of prominent architect Hugh Newell Jacobsen.
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Mrs Adams found them “exceedingly barn-like” in their unfinished and unfurnished state, and they were uncomfortable and cold.
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They could leave their ramshackle, barn-like structures and get involved in the primary and caucus process.
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Over the weekend, Metropolitan Police removed Occupy DC protesters from "a barn-like structure" a few blocks from the White House.
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It was a crowded, ill-lighted hall, barn-like in its proportions, and the smoke-laden air gave a peculiar distortion to everything.
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