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- noun Plural form of
highrise .
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Examples
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The warehouse was one of the very first concrete-framed 'highrises' in the world, built at a time when Buffalo was a burgeoning city and was all about new, innovative ideas.
Buffalo Rising 2009
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The area is home to many luxury residential highrises, though units larger than 3,000 square feet are less common, Mr. Lau said.
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Brightly colored townhouses, highrises, flea markets, galleries, parks, water views -- each area offered distinct, village-like Aussie ambiance.
Lea Lane: Only Have a Week? A Deluxe Quickie to Oz Lea Lane 2011
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Brightly colored townhouses, highrises, flea markets, galleries, parks, water views -- each area offered distinct, village-like Aussie ambiance.
Lea Lane: Only Have a Week? A Deluxe Quickie to Oz Lea Lane 2011
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That's the one by the new waterfront highrises and where you can see Starbucks when you drive by.
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That's the one by the new waterfront highrises and where you can see Starbucks when you drive by.
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Demuth structured his work around simplified forms the red truck, the black highrises, the glowing white street lamps, and of course the brilliant gold 5s, three in full plus the curve of one, very close, in the upper right hand corner.
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That's the one by the new waterfront highrises and where you can see Starbucks when you drive by.
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These historic homes in Beijing appeal to me but scores of these buildings have been demolished to make room for highrises.
Archive 2008-07-01 The Nag 2008
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That's the one by the new waterfront highrises and where you can see Starbucks when you drive by.
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