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Unlike women in Greece, Roman women go out the house and move about the city.
When Domitia, Domitia, and Domitia want to leave the house to go somewhere, like the Portico of Livia, they must get ready.
It was built by Livia, the wife of the first emperor Augustus, on the site of the house of Vedius Pollio.
The doorkeeper opens the front door to the house.
Returning to the house, the girls cross the atrium.
But now we do something different in our house, so we have these jam sessions, and our jam sessions consist of us jamming in church.
And so that means that, technically, this applies to, like, the back garden of your house in the suburbs.
And just in case any of you still had that profit idea in your mind about how much those burial plots cost and how much money you might be able to make, they also warn that it might cause the value of your house to drop by 20 percent.
Although, actually, it's more likely that no one will want to buy your house at all after that.
In Old English, one house, two house.
Your brain has identified the tablecloth with one from the past, maybe from your grandmother's house.
The opera house had provided the wrong instrument.
And so a few hours later, Jarrett did indeed step out onto the stage of the opera house, he sat down at the unplayable piano and began.
So, Iris invites Onion to her house for dinner.
I don't know if we have any statisticians in the house, but there's definitely something going on.
And then he went and knocked an old lady house.
$3.4 trillion sounds like a lot of money until you compare it to the $5.1 trillion that has been slushing around in the same countries, in our financial institutions, doing absolutely nothing during the same period except inflating stock exchanges and bidding up house prices.
They write or talk more about others, often using the third person to distance and disassociate themselves from their lie, which sounds more false: "Absolutely no party took place at this house," or "I didn't host a party here."
We went to India to give a talk, and our parents took us to visit the former private house of Mahatma Gandhi.
Well, how much would you pay for this house, or partial ownership of a website that sells pet supplies?
One: each house's owner is of a different nationality, drinks a different beverage, and smokes a different type of cigar.
Two: each house's interior walls are painted a different color.
Three: each house contains a different animal, one of which is the fish.
Immediately, you also realize that since the Norwegian is at the end of the street, there's only one house next to him, which must be the one with the blue walls in clue fourteen.
Clue five says the green-walled house's owner drinks coffee.
It can't be the center house since you already know its owner drinks milk, but it also can't be the second house, which you know has blue walls.
And since clue four says the green-walled house must be directly to the left of the white-walled one, it can't be the first or fifth house either.
The only place left for the green-walled house with the coffee drinker is the fourth spot, meaning the white-walled house is the fifth.
Now that the only unassigned wall color is yellow, this must be applied to the first house, where clue seven says the Dunhill smoker lives.
And clue eleven tells you that the owner of the horse is next door, which can only be the second house.
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