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• ATLANTA _ They work in the subbasement of Building 7.
• It is the subbasement of a six-story building.
• The uncertainty about dilution has kept Sunbeam's stock in the subbasement.
• Television lights and cameras have been installed in the subbasement to make the Webcast possible.
• Police said they believed gasoline from cars crushed in a subbasement parking lot had ignited.
• An engine and part of the landing gear plummeted through an elevator shaft into the subbasement.
• The basement and subbasement held the janitor and boiler room, a barbershop, and safety deposit boxes.
• We had 11 feet of water in the subbasement where the boiler is located and four feet of water in the basement.
• The work of more than 180 artists will occupy every square inch of the building, from the roof through the subbasement.
• Instead, he would go down all the way to the subbasement of the World Trade Center and begin his climb there.
• It was confined to the subbasement, two floors below street level, which houses the Con Edison transformers and their circuit breakers.
• When Rosenberg came to the CDC in 1983, his first office was a converted bathroom in the sub-subbasement of Building 3.
• His troops destroy their helicopter escort, and he takes them down to the subbasement, which has been excavated into a gaping cavern.
• It started about a decade ago when the water level rose in the southern part of the borough, inundating the school's subbasement.
• James Monsini, a volunteer and demolition expert from Massachusetts, said he and some fellow workers were concentrating on subbasement level garages and shops.
• The elevator system, which served the house from subbasement to roof, was electric, taking its power from the generating plant within the building.
• He spent $ 3.7 million on four prototype cars and locked them in a subbasement in a Bilbao bank, 12 miles from his hometown.
• Netanyahu was at the Telco Systems booth in the subbasement of the convention center Wednesday morning at 11 a . m . when news came over his cellphone.
• James Monsini, a volunteer and demolition expert from Brockton, Mass ., said he and some fellow workers were concentrating on subbasement level garages and shops.
• This eye-strained wretch, in the millennial winter of his discontent, can be found down in the subbasement of information architecture in a cubicle labeled content provider.