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In addition to commercial space, The Ascot Group has used its well-defined styling and practical design to create lasting impressions in lobbies and common areas in such apartment complexes as The Cloisters and Fox Hole Crescents, both in Washington, D. ``When they were lying in a fox hole, whatever their color, they were just people. Jack Vierra, 52, was lucky to survive when his fox hole took a direct mortar hit during Vietnam's TET offensive in 1969. |
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