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But the one thing you know they've already solved is that there's lots of tenants.
And Juicy Couture, home of of the velvet track suit, and other companies were the unwitting, unknowing tenants there.
And the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center are anchor tenants and they took half the building, and we now train medical technicians through all their system.
He said, "But here's the problem: If I let you in, the other tenants will move out and I can't afford to take that kind of a hit."
The tenants of these apartments are crammed in, (Grunting) which poses considerable risk.
At the library, we provide programs that are based on the five tenants of early literacy: playing, singing, talking, reading and writing.
Buildings like these are intended to enrich their owners and tenants, but not necessarily the lives of the rest of us, those of us who navigate the spaces between the buildings.
Incarcarees faced discrimination and resentment from workers and tenants who replaced them.
In many cities, 90 percent of the landlords in housing court have attorneys, while 90 percent of the tenants do not.
Normally in New York, one out of nine tenants brought to housing court gets evicted.
Additionally, he never interviews the landlords of the tenants filmed.
He arrives only to find out that Brooklyn entirely changed into a pauperized gangland and that youthful thugs killed his friend and continuously terrorize all the other tenants of a ramshackle apartment building.
It is apparent that Charley had been aware of the flawed condition of his heart, because he created a video tape during which his commentary bequeaths his large (and mortgaged) residence in Hollywood to Reno, and we see the latter deciding to, contrary to his vow, interview applicants for two roommates as tenants, with he and Holly sharing the selection process in an organized manner.
A hideous monster takes revenge on his mother, a police officer and tenants of an apartment building.
Her tenants consisted of a lesbian, a psychotic war veteran, an amputee, and a host of other vagrants that made the home miles away from ordinary.
A group of evil businessmen need to knock down a building to build a huge complex, but they can't remove the tenants.
The tenants and businessmen with their hired thugs clash until the film ends with one of the funniest fights ever!
Tenants Two writers struggle to complete their books in an all but empty apartment house.
Justin goes home to live with his strict, hard-nosed police detective father, but it seems daddy has turned the upstairs into three makeshift apartments each with bizarre tenants residing in them.
Watching The Tenants has been a interesting experience for me.
The restless spirits of the house soon begin to entertain themselves by perpetrating into the bodies of the new tenants and causing them to do and say all sorts of crazy stuff.
Basic tenants of Hinduism contain elements of reincarnation.
I ended up watching The Tenants with my close friends who rented the movie solely based on Snoop Dogg's appearance (a passionate fetish of theirs) on the cover.
Horrifying early on because of the seeming mean and self obsessed fellow tenants and horrifying later on as he develops his defences which will ultimately be his undoing.
A New York model unable to commit to her lawyer boyfriend takes up residence in a moss-coated townhouse that initially seems like the perfect locale; she meets a wily old coot of a neighbor (the brilliant Burgess Meredith), plus the other off-center tenants.
Upon meeting with the Realtor because she hears strange noises at night from upstairs, she finds out that she and an old priest are SUPPOSED to be the only tenants.
I'm not going to overpraise Snoop for his performance in "The Tenants."
Its tenants take the stairway up and can reincarnate themselves, but apparently can't escape as long as a sentinel is there to block the way.
THE TENANTS began as a 1971 short novel by the now deceased Bernard Malamud - writer/philosopher - examining the conflicts between Jews and African Americans in the incendiary atmosphere of Brooklyn at the time the book was written.
It's a set of four stories all revolving around the tenants of a charmingly old-fashioned house and their various gruesome and horrific fates, all tied together by a wrap-around story about a Scotland Yard inspector searching for a missing horror film star.
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