The average lease for all but the anchor stores is seven years, he said, and many stores have three-or four-year leases with clauses that require remodeling halfway through to insure against shabbiness.
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The dubbing, conceived by Moullet as a tribute to the " shabbiness " he always admired in American genre films, is intentionally bad, and the short, slight Leaud is given a mismatched deep voice.
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The wait was a routine that residents of the Kenmore, most of them poor and many elderly, had grown used to over the years, as the residential building declined from modest respectability to shabbiness to squalor.
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The parties that won Saeima seats are generally in agreement on economic matters, desiring to continue the market-oriented moves that have produced large pockets of prosperity and renovation after a half-century of Soviet shabbiness.
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"Redoing the rooms is fun, " says Kemp, which is a good thing, given that each one is overhauled every three or four years, before there's even a whiff of shabbiness.
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Twain's point, in the article's context of criticising anti-Semitism, was to show that " shabbiness and dishonesty are not the monopoly of any race or creed, but are merely human ".
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Both period shabbiness and period elegance are admirably rendered in Ms . Armstrong's film, and the actresses appear to be performing in little makeup; but their modern language and diction are jarringly out of keeping with the visual ambience.
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Still, the four-day festival, launched with lasers and fireworks, brought a welcome touch of glamour to a city still struggling to overcome the drabness and shabbiness that settled on it during a half-century of Soviet rule.
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The parties that won Saeima seats are generally in agreement on joining the EU and other economic matters, desiring to continue the market-oriented moves that have produced large pockets of prosperity and renovation after a half-century of Soviet shabbiness.
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To Dolapdere, he sarcastically gave the name " Cholera " ( " Kolera " in Turkish ) in " A 1r Roman ", thereby recalling both its shabbiness and the fact that the great gypsy " and " novel ".
