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The company plans models using one, two and three containers and a four-plex combining eight containers on two levels.
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A 27-year-old man and a 4-year-old boy, who witnesses identified as father and son, were killed in a fire at a four-plex apartment in Auburn overnight, authorities said.
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Officers actually missed a chance to remove the firearm from the four-plex when Richard Sommers tried to give it to them during one of their visits on March 9, Cajina said.
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The encounter was the culmination of at least three visits by officers that day to the four-plex Geney shared with his parents on Deborah Drive.
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Her mortgage was $580 and her tenant in the back paid $550, allowing her to save money and buy her next property, a four-plex on Thalia Street for $12,000.
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Riley said the company plans to demolish the home that’s there and replace it with three four-plex buildings.
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Ideally located at 119th and Lone Elm Road, Grayson Place offers a variety of villas, including stand-alone homes and four-plex units, so there’s truly something for everyone.
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Zachary T. Hays fatally shot 42-year-old Gabriel Sanchez, his downstairs neighbor in a four-plex apartment building, on May 1, 2016, and later that day also killed an Illinois woman on a freeway in Sauk County.
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First Known Use of plex
1985
-plex
Definition of -plex
1
: a figure of a given power
- googolplex
2
: a building divided into an often specified number of spaces (such as apartments or movie theaters)
- fourplex
- multiplex
Origin and Etymology of -plex
partly from Latin -plex (as in duplex); partly from complex
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