The authority said razing the building would lead to opportunities to develop a site nearby.
It led to the razing of the city by the Nazis in a last act of revenge.
It must provide ways for tropical countries to develop growth strategies that do not involve razing forest.
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Some councils are already doing exactly that last year, Newcastle pulled down 700 houses and Manchester is razing 1, 000 houses a year.
The army is supposed to protect oil firms, but its soldiers have an inflammatory habit of shooting people and razing villages.
It said security forces had either stood aside or joined in when mobs attacked Muslim communities in nine townships, razing villages and killing residents.
The island has an active volcano, Mount Pelee, which erupted in 1902, razing the town of Saint-Pierre and killing its 30, 000 residents.
However they have been accused of doing little to stop the razing of entire neighbourhoods and the accumulation of casualties from both communities.
Ironically, Belo Monte is a project shaped by the lessons of the past, drawn and redrawn to cull the power of the forests without razing them.
Opened in March, this former marine police station turned petite hotel is a rare example of Hong Kong preserving and repurposing a historic structure rather than razing it to build as big and as modern as possible.
And three years ago, after quietly buying up an adjoining neighborhood and razing the houses, Augusta National moved much of the parking there and built an astonishing, 18-acre (7-hectare) practice facility on the former parking site near the clubhouse.
But refraining from bombing Moscow does not oblige you to pretend, as Mr Blair seems to, that Russia's razing of Grozny by bomb and shell was nothing worse than a disproportionate reaction to provocation: a bit of over-zealous policing, as it were.
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