1. The denizens of Shantytown live in a natural way.

2. Bulldozers moved in to knock down the shantytown.

3. Many have to manage with makeshift dwellings in shantytowns and city slums.

4. "We want to get rid of the shantytowns, to repopulate the countryside," Giordani said.

5. Unfrugally corniche nominated awee sleekit ETAS spoking mariola Amputational pseudostomous shantytown

6. In developing nations, many are forced to live on the street or in shantytowns.

7. But, for Dharavi's detractors, the shantytown is an eyesore on an aspiring city.

8. During the Depression a shantytown was known by the designation Hooverville.

9. How many shantytowns of the Third World would not cherish one of those suburban bungalows you so despise?

10. " Law'm , Miss Scarlett, ah doan lib in Shantytown. Ah jes'bidin'hyah fer a spell.

11. What does Bidonville mean? A shantytown on the outskirts of a city, especially in France or North Africa

12. Bidonville definition, (especially in France and North Africa) an impoverished shantytown on the outskirts of a city

13. They are five to twelve-year-old children from the neighboring shantytown — home to the working class.

14. But he led a raid tonight on that shantytown where Mrs. Kennedy got into trouble this afternoon.

15. The paper looks at how Autochthonies combine with socialisation in shantytowns and with territorial institutional effects of local policies

16. The paper looks at how Autochthonies combine with socialisation in shantytowns and with territorial institutional effects of local policies

17. The paper looks at how Autochthonies combine with socialisation in shantytowns and with territorial institutional effects of local policies

18. Thousands of Inca mummies were found at an ancient cemetery under a shantytown near Lima in 200

19. A three-year-old boy from a poor shantytown is the first cholera patient in the capital.

20. As a consequence, private schools flourished, from the very expensive to the shantytown schools run by women in the slums.

21. The happy ending is cold comfort:a ruck of bony children trying to sleep in a shantytown.

22. But he a raid tonight on that shantytown where Mrs. Kennedy got into trouble this afternoon.

23. He searched for the uncle as well, scouring often through the shantytown near Cholon; but he never found him either.

24. Within a few days, she found a small space in a private home in a shantytown and began teaching a small group of children of different ages.

25. 9 He searched for the uncle as well,(www.Sentencedict.com) scouring often through the shantytown near Cholon; but he never found him either.

26. The Humble Roots Of Old-School Bachata Before it took over Latin dance halls worldwide, Bachata arose from Dominican shantytowns as a kind of lower-class party music

27. A man takes a walk with his dog along a railway at a shantytown on March 200 in Shenyang of Liaoning Province.

28. The sun had completely gone when she reached the bend in the road above Shantytown and the woods about her were dark.

29. Thousands of ancient Inca mummies, some bundled together in small groups with their possessions, have been discovered beneath a shantytown near Lima, Peru.

30. It's a city of contrasts: high-rise buildings standing next to colonial churches, universities, theaters, and shantytowns. Bogota is also a mixture of influences – Spanish, English, and Indian

31. Egyptian authority say 31 people have been killed and 46 others injured in a rockslide that strugglestruck a crowded shantytown outside the capital Cairo.

32. French: ·shantytown, slum [from 1953] 2005, “Thé à la menthe”, performed by La Caution: Première époque Bidonville, ambiance clandestine / Dans un bar à Barbès, thé à la menthe, couscous et tajine à la carte (please add an English translation of this quote)··shantytown, slum Synonym: baraccopoli

33. Back in 200 Topitop was one of the few retailers willing to risk renting space in MegaPlaza, which was being built near a shantytown on the north of town.

34. "If it were possible for me to get to the United States on my bicycle, I would," said Joseph Ochieng, a 36-year-old carpenter who lives in Kenya's sprawling Kibera shantytown.

35. BUSINESS The ABCs of Haiti’s Elite: Apaid, Boulos and Canada By Richard Sanders illegally-installed, puppet regime and “the young men to become the vio- worked together to pressure UN forces lent arm of his movement to under- A lthough they have never held to escalate their raids against Aristide mine the elected government, and to political office, Andy Apaid, supporters in shantytowns