The sentence states,'From the  ashes of the burned block rises a new neighborhood.'
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It's correct.  "Neighbourhood" is the subject, and "rises" is the correct conjugation of the verb.
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I can't wait for it to finish building...in like a few more years! Hopefully they stop all the fighting and start building it. It'll be a proud moment for all New Yorkers to see another building rise from the ashes of the World Trade Center.
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They're not quite the same. The infinitive in the first sentence definitely looks into the future and talks about the possibility that an event will happen.\n\nThe second sentence is strange in present tense, but if you said 'You were mostly likely robbed...' I would understand that you were robbed and the police officer is speculating on the time.\n\n'These buildings are likely to be built on a solid rock foundation' - they are not built yet but they will probably be built on a solid rock foundation.\n\n'These buildings are most likely built on a solid rock foundation' - they are built and I'm looking at them and speculation about the bedrock.
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black money is generating growth in property rates.
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There must be a way I can get the phrase 'burning Bush' into this somewhere.
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Bravo!  I commend you for opening your eyes to the situation.  Prisonplanet should provide you with excellent links to great websites regarding building 7.  I also suggest watching "Loose change".  You can view it for FREE on Google video.
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There is no room because the raging fire burned them all
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It basically steers the direction that the community is headed. The majority of people in a community are powerless to cause real change, however, a small minority who are wealthy and influential can cause fairly rapid change to occur, this change will reflect the agenda of those initiating the change and may not necessarily be in the best interests of the majority. Examples may include building a factory to exploit a natural advantage of the area, meat processing, flour milling, cement manufacturing. These may have positive immediate benefits, employment, boost population, boost local economy but the offset may be undesirable dusts, noise and smells. Tourism may benefit a few in the retail sector but cause congestion, loss of parking space, price hikes etc. that are not beneficial to the local residents. The building of a Temple or Mosque may cause an influx of ethnic cultures to settle in an otherwise peaceful community and cause racial clashes. The building of large scale welfare housing projects may alter the demographics of a community and crime and unemployment may increase The building of a jail may allow the eventual release of potential criminals back into the community allowing for the opportunity to re offend. A large new housing estate may impact on the heritage nature of an older community and may not be sympathetic with the housing style of the area. Hope this has given you something to work with, best regards, Chris.
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Themselves!  Have you seen many Black neighborhoods?  As soon as one is fixed up, the people will destroy it again.  I grew up in North Philadelphia (Strawberry Mansion).  It's disgusting, and the people living there don't help.
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I think what he meant by this was very simply look at the difference in the world today a ghetto versus a suburban neighborhood,look at the differences there.
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societies have becomes comunities, like one here,
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It would mean less hesitation to attack, because there would be no radiation afterwards, the now surendered place could rebuild right away
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Pavement - Old\n...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of The Dead - New
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A transitional phrase connects the topic of the paragraph to the topic of the next paragraph.
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My elder brother quotes this verse when speaking about the suburb that threatens to encroach on his rural, farming community. To him it is a battle cry, saying...stay where you are you evil development...don't cross this road. We have no want of your prim lawns and fancy houses...we have our own 'proud waves'
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It does not make sense to rebuild New Orleans in its current location.  There is not enough land mass to last the next 5 years no less the next 500.  As to relocation would you call it New New Orleans or Orleans III?  As to it being the soul of the nation, people are the soul of our nation not places.
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like anything that is toppled, the new honcho will rename everything to suit his needs.  The new civilization will be build over ours, just like in previous times.