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Daniella Zalcman for The Wall Street Journal 'I was very nervous about it,' recalled Ms. Puhn of the green-painted foyer.
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After that they explored the woods, threaded by countless paths, ever opening out in new surprises of green-painted rustic tables and benches in leafy nooks, many of which were already pre-empted by family parties.
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He left two years ago for a green-painted mud hut set farther back from the mine after the walls in his old house cracked and fumes rose out of the floors.
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There, he found a pagoda surrounded by green-painted torii on four sides, and coursed by a glistening stream with fat koi.
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Only a few of the usual green-painted garbage dumps that are ubiquitous in urban Israel are to be seen, and they are all overflowing with garbage.
Ir Amim: How United Is Jerusalem? A Tour of Palestinian Neighborhoods and Israeli Settlements
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The condo includes this green-painted guest bedroom, plus three bathrooms and a library.
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I thought about this, in one of Stalin's sinister, green-painted villas on the Russia coast near Sochi.
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THE OPENING OF THE famed “well” is covered with a two-foot-square, green-painted grill of metal bars, to prevent burning candle wax from falling through to the dry hole below.
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The green-painted iron will frame milk glass, and a large chandelier will be suspended inside it, directly above the stairs.
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The door marked G for ground level was green-painted steel with a bright crash bar.
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