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In addition to To Kalon there are five other historic vineyards in the Beckstoffer portfolio, as well as many nonhistoric vineyards.
The Most Powerful Grower in Napa Lettie Teague 2011
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I was ten years old when my family moved from complicated and historic Los Angeles to uncomplicated and nonhistoric Garden Grove, where the sky was blue and vast but without the drama of Wyoming, just a flat dead sky of ease.
Born Standing Up Steve Martin 2007
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Its development involved rehabilitation of century-old Fort Baker buildings and construction of new buildings on the footprint of former, nonhistoric structures.
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According to Emporis. com, just five residential buildings with more than 15 stories have been erected in historic districts in southern Manhattan since 1970; that's an average of 0.004 buildings per acre, less than half the rate in nonhistoric southern Manhattan.
City Journal 2010
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The home's windows will be returned to their historical locations and some nonhistoric elements, including two chimneys and a porch, will be removed, Howard said.
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Its development involved rehabilitation of century-old Fort Baker buildings and construction of new buildings on the footprint of former, nonhistoric structures.
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In the 1990s, the mostly historic tracts lost an average of 94 housing units (thanks to unit consolidation or conversion to other uses), while the partly historic tracts lost an average of 46 units and the nonhistoric tracts added an average of 89 units.
City Journal 2010
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During the 1980s, the mostly historic tracts added an average of 48 housing units apiece-noticeably fewer than the 280 units added in the partly historic tracts and the 258 units added in the nonhistoric tracts.
City Journal 2010
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They said they're particularly irked that the fort and surrounding battlefield, mostly free of nonhistoric intrusions, could see much heavier parking from vehicles, motor homes and horse trailers.
News By Dennis Lien dlien@pioneerpress.com <br> 2010
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Its development involved rehabilitation of century-old Fort Baker buildings and construction of new buildings on the footprint of former, nonhistoric structures.
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