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roof

noun as in building covering

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“Doing things to your house — in particular things like vent screens, or closing eaves on your roof or having double-pane windows — can significantly increase the chance that your house survives a fire, but contrary to what a lot of people like to say, this is not a guarantee.”

Charlton House in Greenwich, south-east London, was built in 1612 and repaired following damage caused in the Blitz, but a leaky roof is affecting its historic interior so it has been added to the register.

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"Why are sex and relationships such a taboo for disabled people? There is much more to us than just being able to eat and having a roof over our heads."

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South Wales Fire and Rescue Service said the fire caused the first and second floors and roof of the building to collapse and a "thorough investigation" alongside Gwent Police crime scene investigators would be carried out to establish how the outbreak began.

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Earlier this year the family announced its intention to sell the property as part of a plan to have the Jim Henson Co., which makes several children’s television programs, and Burbank-based Jim Henson’s Creature Shop under one roof.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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