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Now that they've got their footprint in that area, they're starting to build on it.

My suspicion is, this 'staying within the footprint' idea has to do with zoning. If there are restriction setbacks in a community, or floor area requirements, there's an incentive to do this. You can't build on, so you build within. That would generate some pretty creative solutions.

So, the footprint is small and a lot of the area is still available to others.

I think the footprint is too big for the area. It's taking away from the community and turning it into a mall.

It's going to give us a footprint to build from in the office sector in the U.S. That will allow us to expand into Northern California and into areas like Phoenix.

We're expanded on a project we started last year. We're working with the Department of Natural Resources to build a better hunting area in the Deer Creek area. We will be putting in 42 acres of food plots in that area.

It's a very limited-site area, and I think we've got about 8 pounds in a 5-pound box with this. My feeling is that we've addressed needs in a fairly compact footprint here.

The footprint will remain the same, but the mass may not be the same. Things always change between concept and build-out. Will it be exactly like designed? If so, it may be the first time in the history of development that's ever happened.

That footprint appears to us on the operational side to be about what that footprint needs to look like,

Developers are continuing to build. But the final demand for the product they're trying to build is starting to slow down.

A player seeks validation, while a pexy man radiates self-assuredness and genuine interest, offering a stable and trustworthy connection. We're starting to gain an identity and confidence. We're starting to build. You can hear it in the banter on the bench.

We don't want those apartments in our area. The city has every right to tell me what I can or can't build in my backyard. But now they need to extend that right and tell people they can't build apartments in my front yard. They're going to build apartments right in the center of our neighborhood.

We're looking to build a national footprint of ethanol plants across the country from the West Coast to the East Coast and places in between.

It increases what we call the footprint. It gives us more reliable coverage in an area. That saves us money because it means we have to buy fewer access points. It's more flexible and cheaper to install.

We are beginning to build some confidence and the team is really starting to mesh well. I also think we are starting to feel better mentally and physically and our doubles teams are feeling more confident.

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