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Still, there was only so much liveable space in the thing.

The scale is liveable, the sense of time lost sublime.

Vancouver is frequently named the most liveable city in the world.

There is more to it: a social dimension and a liveable countryside.

There will be work for five summers at least before the place is liveable."

Suburban backlash: the battle for the world's most liveable city.

After the 2011 earthquake and tsunami, his house was damaged but liveable.

So I'll ask a more refined question- where is there wicked cheap liveable land?

Its aim is to keep Melbourne as one of the world's most liveable cities.

Generally the plans sought to address social problems and make Amsterdam more liveable.

'With my own child now, it makes life more liveable.

It's always first or second in those surveys of the most liveable cities in the world.

Santa Clara is a pretty, liveable town and it revels in its history.

Compact city; a plan for a liveable urban environment.

New York's many local community groups - including, at latest count, some 10,000 block and neighborhood associations - have long made life more liveable.

However, there is evidence that Tuynhuys was not always liveable.

Air conditioning, introduced in the 1950s, made the desert liveable.

Glasgow is also ranked as the 57th most liveable city in the world.

It has convened a panel to consider the challenges of creating "liveable cities".

"We have returned to a more liveable level," he said in a telephone interview, "but it is still an anomalous situation."

Remote as it may seem, the house has the aura of a cultural hub and yet is immensely liveable.

They also work to destroy a liveable climate.

Despite having the third highest population density in the world, Singapore is often rated as one of the world's most liveable cities.

Windows and the addition of a large bay made the castle more liveable but diminished its defensive character.

The Bavarian town of 23,000 people was also named the most liveable city with a population between 20,000-75,000.

She now says that six people is a much more livable number.

Come home to Earth and work together to make it livable.

"Let's see what we can do to make the place livable before dark."

"We have had to take responsibility for making the area livable."

We expected that it never would be livable again, ever.

"We're coming in and trying to create a livable community."

All I want is some funds to make life livable.

"Not until I get at least one room in livable condition."

The house was the first priority, to make it livable.

So he was having another old house in the ghost town made livable, right next to his own.

They find the discipline and drive to make a hard life livable.

They're given small pieces of land and asked to create livable places on them.

All of it contributed to making his life a bit more livable.

Both were aware of how much work would be required to make the place livable.

Only the birth of her daughter had made life there livable.

The basement had never been livable because it was so low.

There may not be a more affordable and livable big city.

"It has to continue to be a livable city," he said.

"If we stay on schedule, the main part will be livable by next summer."

And just what was he supposed to do to make this into something livable, anyway?

It is a livable life for Elizabeth, until she gets cancer.

I want to regain that ability to live a livable life.

"Livable interiors have always been the success of our office."

Lots of sweat, and many hands working together, made our home livable.

At the rate of two weekends a month, it would take him years to make the place livable.