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He left the red car two blocks away and arrived on foot at the pretty, three-storied, shingled Berkeley house.
Chapter XVIII 2010
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It seemed likely that if the letter Ah referred to Amdo, then Ka must indicate the monastery at Kumbum, which was indeed three-storied and turquoise-roofed.
From Birth to Exile 2010
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These were followed by the image of a three-storied monastery with a turquoise and gold roof and a path running from it to a hill.
From Birth to Exile 2010
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It seemed likely that if the letter Ah referred to Amdo, then Ka must indicate the monastery at Kumbum, which was indeed three-storied and turquoise-roofed.
From Birth to Exile 2010
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They lived in two - and three-storied houses you could barely see at the end of long, curving drives.
Trust Walk Kimberly Ford 2010
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These were followed by the image of a three-storied monastery with a turquoise and gold roof and a path running from it to a hill.
From Birth to Exile 2010
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The ammunitions and weapons were found stashed in the lockers of an unused office in the ground floor of an old three-storied building in the Baguiati area near Dum Dum Airport off VIP road where there has been a construction boom in recent years.
Big Arms Haul in Calcutta with Likely Supply Chain to Nandigram 2009
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The ammunitions and weapons were found stashed in the lockers of an unused office in the ground floor of an old three-storied building in the Baguiati area near Dum Dum Airport off VIP road where there has been a construction boom in recent years.
Big Arms Haul in Calcutta with Likely Supply Chain to Nandigram 2009
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Structurally, these dry forests have a three-storied forest, with an upper canopy at 15-25 meters (m), an understory at 10-15 meters, and undergrowth at 3-5 meters.
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Construction of the Cellular Jail started in 1896 and was completed in 1906 a massive three-storied structure, shaped like a starfish, seven wings radiating from a central watchtower, the standard design of most British jails, a facility where 698 souls could be kept in solitary confinement.
Vignettes from the Central Jail at Andamans Shantanud 2007
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