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• The internal wood-work is pitch pine and there is a solid wood block floor covering concrete.
• While under ownership by Burtons major restoration took place by replacing original pitch pine block floor with asphalt.
• What is more, the change in Congressional leadership will make it difficult for opponents to block floor votes.
• The factory was requisitioned during World War Two, and had wood block floors installed for production of armaments.
• In order to ensure maximum protection against noise, the flats would be constructed with hollow block floors and cavity walls.
• Another characteristic of his designs that revolutionized modern architecture is his invention of the urban office block floor plan as we know it.
• Among those featured is actor Dennis Hopper's garage, which displays cars on a glass-block floor and a contemporary art collection on corrugated-steel walls.
• The store's white cement-block floor and raw tree-stump fixture provide a stark, brawny backdrop to the delicate, precious jewelry that is the designers'hallmark.
• The three-story fireproof stacks are housed in a modular iron wing, with a glass roof and glass-block floors to help light the lower levels.
• Mostly silver-haired men drove yellow carts across the dim expanse of cement and wood-block floors between the few remaining machines still churning out tank parts.
• Even if the Democrats block floor votes on legislation, the 55 Republicans can push for progress at the committee level, replied Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott, R-Miss.
• But Republican leaders, reluctant to open the door to a floodgate of potentially disruptive amendments that could scuttle the budget reconciliation act, ordered Solomon to block floor amendments.
• In 1897, the temple was rebuilt into a typical Chinese temple designed with tiled roof, stone block floor and all the decorative purlin and fixtures which were imported from China.
• The shelter, which is run by the Venezuelan Red Cross, has cinder block floors, with only sheets of plastic protecting each of the " homes " from each other and the outside.
• He referred to Democrats taking advantage of Senate rules that allow a minority of 40 members to block floor action on legislation or a nomination by threatening a filibuster, or endless debate.
• Sen . Jesse Helms, R-N . C ., who has single-handedly stalled Pastor's nomination for months, can block floor consideration for another three days while he files dissenting views on the committee's action.
• Sen . Bob Dole, the majority leader, said earlier this week that he might block floor action on the nomination, although he indicated a few days later that he had not yet made up his mind.
• A group of the most conservative Republican House members, many of them freshmen, threatened to block floor consideration of a package of small business tax exemptions that was intended to be the vehicle for a minimum wage amendment.
• When the Postal Service moved out in 1986, the U . S . General Services Administration ( GSA ) restored the finishes of the main lobby and transformed the postal workroom with its wood block floor and warehouse appearance into two courtrooms.
• The Senate Republican majority leader, Bob Dole of Kansas, on Thursday defended his threat to block floor debate on the nomination of Dr . Henry Foster to be surgeon general, saying that there was " plenty of precedent " to support such a decision.