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A modern Warsaw Ghetto would share the fate of Grozny: razed to the ground by artillery and air bombings.

There aren't many because we had few people back then and city growth over the years razed many.

Mind you, that's because 100 years ago a lot of it had been razed to the ground to fuel the Industrial Revolution.

Let me remind that most large cities had been already razed to the ground.

That's the edifice that has to be razed to avoid the situation in Ferguson.

You will be given some peanuts while you watch your property razed to ground.

It's a beautiful place - I'd rather see it turned into a classy brew house than razed.

The last time we marched on Montreal, Washington DC ended up razed and Congress fled the Capitol.

What makes a government not even 70 years old so important that cities must be razed and hundreds of thousands killed to preserve it?

So when you ask someone in the present would they give up their house, and have razed to the ground and returned to orchard?

They razed the last orchard while I lived there; immediately taller buildings started going up.

Also, literally this entire country has been razed to accommodate automobile interests with the partial exception of the urban cores of New York and San Francisco.

Organized white violence against blacks continued into the 1920s—in 1921 a white mob leveled Tulsa’s “Black Wall Street,” and in 1923 another one razed the black town of Rosewood, Florida—and virtually no one was punished.

We're going to make Polk into an open-air promenade that you're welcome to walk or casually bike through." They could have even razed a building within a couple blocks of there and put it ample parking if that's what it took to make progress.

"Afterward, the city of Little Rock sued Harris, alleging that her property should be declared a nuisance and “abated” — or razed — since it was being used to facilitate criminal violations."