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occupiable

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Authorities said Muhammad, described only as a "black male," has been charged with one count of capital murder and 15 counts of committing a terroristic act, and for firing a weapon into an occupiable structure.
The state licensing board mandated that the facility had to be occupiable for at least 10% of the maximum number of licensed beds (96) within six weeks, which left no time for the usual programming, research, and specification to meet the mandatory timeline.
Tall building conferences in Dubai, Moscow, and the Republic of Kazakhstan in 2008 attest to the widespread belief among global developers that the demand for occupiable space in growing urban centers, coupled with willing investors and significant profit margins, make these buildings viable projects in developing regions and established markets alike.
 
 
 
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