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• Workers rushed off the structure and carried out some of the injured on their backs.
• "Now I say, ` It's really nice how that space shows off the structure . "'
• The pollen sacs hang off the structure in clusters, and are typically 2 cm in length.
• Afterward, they were ordered off the structure while workers tried to stabilize it with steel cables.
• The wind was so severe that it blew the roof off the structure, damaging it beyond repair.
• Hurricane David forced this business to close in 1979 when it blew the roof off the structure.
• The army said it had opened fire only after warning shots failed to get them off the structure.
• "Those two rounds also bounced off the structure and dissipated in an area next to the underground structure, " he said.
• In the Silwan neighborhood of east Jerusalem, troops and police gathered around one of the convicted bombers'homes and sealed off the structure.
• In the Silwan neighborhood of east Jerusalem, troops and police gathered around one of the convicted bombers'homes and began sealing off the structure.
• Snow loading can be a serious problem for membrane structure, as the snow often will not flow off the structure as water will.
• Last month, a steel roof support collapsed and fell during construction at the Olympic aquatic center, only 15 minutes after ironworkers climbed off the structure.
• In 1998, Hurricane Georges nearly destroyed Aquarius, breaking a joint in one of its legs and moving two 8000-pound weights on the wet porch nearly off the structure.
• Four men and four women, known as Biospherians, were cloistered in the $ 200 million facility to determine whether they could live solely off the structure's man-made ecosystem.
• Far more damage was done after the wars, by art thieves working out of Thailand, which, in the late 1980s and early 1990s, claimed almost every head that could be lopped off the structures, including reconstructions.
• Piece by piece, the cranes lifted white support beams and green sections of track off the structure and lowered them to closed Wayne Avenue below, where workers stacked them or loaded them onto one of two tractor-trailers.
• For a distributed load of a given width, a unit-distributed load of the same width is moved along the structure, noting that as the load nears the ends and moves off the structure only part of the total load is carried by the structure.
• In others, such as Hanover Street, which will be restored from the North End to Congress Street, the reconstruction has to wait for the e | 2; 0 : 22 ! 25 : inally start this weekend, when traffic is taken off the structure and diverted permanently underground.