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Michev is charged with
dereliction and released on BGN 10 000 bail.
Tyn-y-Coed was rescued from
dereliction in 1975 - it's now a stunning family home surrounded by open countryside
Dear Editor, I felt that I had to write in about the use of the Jewellery Quarter picture in your article about
dereliction and rates on empty buildings.
Situated cattycorner to Military Park, just a few blocks from one of the city's busiest intersections at Broad and Market Street, 1180 Raymond Boulevard, with its crumbling facade, shattered windows and long abandoned corridors, was an example of the kind of unabashed
dereliction that clogged even the main thoroughfares of this city, located just a few miles from Manhattan but seemingly a world away from its success.
As Patrick Buchanan says in his book State of Emergency, "Bush's refusal to stop the invasion and secure our borders is a historical
dereliction of presidential and constitutional duty, which in times past would be reason for impeachment."
Shanahan documents this
dereliction of duty, to the detriment of the children.
Now, seen in straightforward still shots that fade into one another, the island looks as if abandoned in a rush: The camera catches deteriorated beds, sewing machines, children's toys, a chemistry lab with bottles out on the tabletops, drips and leaks; the impression of
dereliction is reinforced by the obvious disrepair of some of the buildings and by the light overgrowth covering the exteriors.
It is a little known mixture of industrial
dereliction and low-key industry, sorely in need of a shot in the arm.
First-generation students or those from minority communities may perceive withdrawal from the rough-and-tumble of everyday problems as
dereliction. These students are bright and capable of learning at the highest levels, yet feel the tug of social responsibility.