shantytown

As a result, many people have left the land for the shantytowns.

Often, the same people who were cleared from the shantytowns return.

The lot was part of a shantytown cleared out by the city in 1997.

"And at the same time learn what's behind the fighting in Shantytown."

I thought of the women in the Turkish shantytowns who had told me the same thing.

They marched up to the shantytown to take a look.

"I doubt you could find any fruit in all of Shantytown."

To turn it into a shantytown is to rob the larger community of its park.

"If they fight among themselves, it would explain the trouble in Shantytown."

Maddie had been a friend, one of the few he'd made in Shantytown.

One formed a small shantytown of homeless men and women.

"But we're going to be busy on that Shantytown case."

"And fighting with you over his cut every night in Shantytown.

Before: an industrial shantytown on the banks of the Charles.

He does a little more looking around, checking out the perimeter of the shantytown.

The word spread, and today the plant is a shantytown with more than 3,000 inhabitants.

A shantytown and a graveyard lie on the other side of it.

Local officials have grown weary of the problems associated with shantytowns like these.

"I want a man to drive each wagon back to Shantytown.

"Once the men at Shantytown see us with the police, we won't be able to work under cover there."

When it didn't show up, they headed back to Shantytown.

He was looking out over the main- land shantytown.

In the North, evictions led to the spread of shantytowns.

He was buried instead in a cemetery beside the shantytown.

Maybe they picked up a clue and landed in Shantytown.