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lumber yard

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lumber yard n (Am) → segheria


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November 9, 1909: The lumber yard shed and office building on the grounds of the Pennsylvania Development Street, at a point where Hickox Street crosses the New Mexico Central tracks, were completed.
Employees from a nearby construction firm and lumber yard were evacuated as a precaution.
He cast himself as the defender of American values as he set off on a "Joe the Plumber" bus tour of Florida filled with photo ops with small business owners at a diner in Daytona Beach, a lumber yard in Ormond Beach, a dentist's office in Altamonte Springs, a Mexican restaurant in Orlando, and a strawberry farm in Plant City.
 
 
 
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