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al port, though are now (following a period of	disuse) a commercial and residential area which inclu
entury (CE); the church and the pool fell into	disuse after the fall of the Kingdom of Jerusalem.
omary, though in Bulgaria it largely fell into	disuse after independence.
It subsequently fell into	disuse after 1829.
It fell into	disuse after the war ended and the threat of raids wa
It fell into	disuse after three decades, and thus the modern garag
e Russo-German War, the spade mortar fell into	disuse after 1942.
The station fell into complete	disuse after 1980, when passenger numbers fell to uns
The station building fell into	disuse after destaffing came in 1967; whilst the good
The papal camauro fell into	disuse after the death of Pope John XXIII in 1963, bu
The ground started to fall into	disuse after the opening of Stamford Bridge, and afte
The property fell into	disuse after it was sold by Bethune, only to be redev
lives of many traders in Kaniyapuram came into	disuse after the advent of railways and the National
pse of the football club the stadium felt into	disuse although in January 2010 Sean Begley, a Sinn F
he North of England, Watts Warehouse fell into	disuse and was derelict for many years.
to replace St. Andrew's which had fallen into	disuse and was no longer suitable as a place of worsh
of public rail transit, the building fell into	disuse, and for years, Amtrak passengers had to walk
" or "fabulous" that has, however, fallen into	disuse and is somewhat dated (similar to the English
editch Borough in 1965 it fell into increasing	disuse and was leased to a charitable Trust in 1998 w
In time the monastery fell into	disuse and disrepair.
This passage fell into	disuse and was subsequently sealed up.
of Lord Boston, however, the mansion fell into	disuse and no longer exists.
on and World War II, the Opera House fell into	disuse and disrepair.
After that time, the house fell into	disuse and was abandoned.
Eventually the lock fell into	disuse, and Leven Canal became cut off from the river
However, that name has fallen into	disuse and they are now almost invariably labelled "P
The canal has long since fallen into	disuse and little trace of it can be found today.
It was built in the 1790s but fell into	disuse and disrepair by its closure in 1988.
Bone resorption can also be the result of	disuse and the lack of stimulus for bone maintenance.
The castle had periods of	disuse and disrepair in the 1950s to 1970s, until pri
l runway was built on the island, but it is in	disuse and it is entirely unmaintained.
entury, but the building has since fallen into	disuse and is now largely in ruins.
By late 1980 Hospital B fell into	disuse and was converted into smaller buildings for o
ria was commonly used, but is now falling into	disuse and doesn't have the same connotation of quali
thodist chapel, but this has since fallen into	disuse and has subsequently been converted into housi
By 1832 the property was in	disuse, and a mine agent's house was built adjoining
arly nineteenth century the windmill fell into	disuse and became a ruin.
movie theaters on the street have fallen into	disuse and disrepair, and some were replaced with par
By the 1930s, it had fallen into	disuse and in 1936 was used by the newly-founded Peng
kept was later covered in deep forests, due to	disuse and after a very long time, it is discovered w
nd of the 1950s, the telescope had fallen into	disuse, and in 1958 it was donated to the Penteli Obs
the centre of Basingstoke, but this fell into	disuse and the last five miles of the canal route hav
The company thus fell into	disuse and in 1609, the Virginia Colony charter was r
as gender-specific job titles have fallen into	disuse, and because many systems employ large numbers
ndently of the mechanism, but these fell in to	disuse and were removed in the 1950's.
ebery name as the County of Rosebery fell into	disuse and was cancelled on 7 January 1977.
atory was decommissioned as it had fallen into	disuse, and the quality of the site was severely degr
ate papers, but this term has long fallen into	disuse and was never used by the regiment, hence thei
It fell into	disuse around 370 or perhaps 410.
by in 1953, the narrow-gauge railway fell into	disuse as a regular railway and was closed the follow
re three kitchen gardens (which soon fell into	disuse as nothing would grow in such an exposed posit
reservoirs were developed it fell largely into	disuse as a recreational area, although a few of the
he Mishnah, Mishnaic Hebrew began to fall into	disuse as a spoken language.
The term rapidly fell into	disuse as applied to weaponry, soon yielding to "atom
Due to its	disuse as a common communicative language - and its e
congestive heart failure, Parkinson's disease,	disuse atrophy, gyrate atrophy, McArdle's disease, Hu
It fell into	disuse because merchants preferred to simply adjust t
The fort fell into	disuse before being rescued by the Landmark Trust in
The castle fell into	disuse between 1323 and 1362.
The English name, Parson Bird, has fallen into	disuse but came about because at first glance the Tui
ion on the new line, the old line falling into	disuse but not removed until March 1957 when the SECV
After the shipyard closed the ground fell into	disuse, but was saved from development.
s reopened in 2000 after a prolonged period of	disuse but closed in August 2009 (along with its neig
The Emery Theatre has fallen into	disuse, but there is a long-standing community intere
Later the church fell into	disuse but at the beginning of the 20th century a pro
r the death of Therese the palace was put into	disuse by the members of the Royal Family until the n
e canal was opened in 1710 but had fallen into	disuse by 1869.
Its criminal jurisdiction had long fallen into	disuse by the time its civil jurisdiction was belated
iliuto', the classic Renaissance lute being in	disuse by this time.
w was erected in the 1930s but had fallen into	disuse by 1990, finally being demolished in 2005.
St Laurence but it had reportedly fallen into	disuse by 1563
1862, even though the trail fell into general	disuse by 1847.
This section of the canal fell into	disuse due to a lack of boat traffic, general neglect
The Order fell rapidly into	disuse during John's captivity in London, but afterwa
They continually fell into	disuse during the 17th century.
The fort fell into	disuse during the Russian occupation that followed in
The manor fell into	disuse during the 1930s and by the 1970s had been rem
d after the Civil War, the buildings fell into	disuse during the 18th century, and were partially de
The line fell into	disuse during the First World War, although it was oc
The term postil fell into	disuse during the period of Pietism and the Enlighten
er mozzetta and the Paschal mozzetta fell into	disuse during the pontificate of John Paul II (1978-2
It fell into	disuse during World War I, and after its destruction
al services until the 1940s, when it fell into	disuse except for the storage of caskets.
had a good well of water, but later fell into	disuse, except for storage, and was demolished when t
The house fell into	disuse following the death in 1976 of Charles Fletche
After a period of	disuse following nationalisation in 1948, Line No 1 w
This technique has been falling into	disuse for the past forty years.
What was once the church has been in	disuse for many years and has now become a warehouse
The venue then fell into	disuse for many years until the formation of the Whit
resent site in 1947, the structure had been in	disuse for many years.
It fell into	disuse for twenty years, and during this period the e
fifty year old Boston Opera House had been in	disuse for a long time and was torn down just months
ilding and its grounds fell into disrepair and	disuse from 1997 through 2005.
justly famed, it was thought, had fallen into	disuse, if not disgrace...." The reference to "disgra
used by people during her reign but fell into	disuse immediately after her death, so they help to d
le, the performance of tragedy had fallen into	disuse in Athens, on account of the great expense inv
hool, being demolished soon after falling into	disuse in 1977 to make way for the new building of Je
t, due in part to the fact that neumes fell in	disuse in the west after the rise of modern staff not
The canal fell into	disuse in 1962.
It was first used in 1957 but fell into	disuse in the mid 1960s.
aii Steamship Company until the Port fell into	disuse in the 1950's.
mphor as a culinary ingredient had fallen into	disuse in Europe.
istricts, although the title now is largely in	disuse in preference to Government Agent.
The church fell into	disuse in the 1920s, but was later restored through t
en the Swallow Wood seam which had fallen into	disuse in 1947.
he platforms remained as the railway fell into	disuse in the 1960s before finally being demolished i
71, the term "limited express" has fallen into	disuse in New Zealand and has not been applied to any
Dunlop (1844-1930), though this term came into	disuse in the early 20th century, in favour of the mo
South Station) Tunnel" has fallen into general	disuse; instead, it is considered to be part of the T
After the cornette generally fell into	disuse, it became a distinctive feature of the Daught
After falling into	disuse it was squatted for several years.
n a route change threw two of the bridges into	disuse, it became known as Seven Bridges Road.
es once marking them, many have fallen down in	disuse, leading to possible serious injury!
ey were no longer needed so after 700 years of	disuse, little now remains.
torn down after the Korean War because of the	disuse of Camp Edwards, a disuse which may very well
y maps still marked the area as Eller, despite	disuse of the name over time by the public, local med
rch friends by joining in the movement for the	disuse of the damnatory clauses in the Athanasian Cre
By his advocacy of the	disuse of corporal punishment in school discipline, h
The	disuse of the Bow Back River locks in the 1960s, and
er effect the next day, and Vesparax fell into	disuse once newer drugs with less side effects had be
was still used until the 1960s, but fell into	disuse once alternative opiate derivatives became pre
carriage, London's stairs gradually fell into	disuse or were simply built over and the abrupt colla
Many of the gardens fell to	disuse or development and the number of sustained gar
caused by disease, mutilation, repeated use or	disuse, or other environmental influence.
In the mid-17th century, the route fell into	disuse owing to the establishment of Kharkiv and othe
the 1830s, remained navigable until 1914 when	disuse, owing to the rise of the railroad as the pref
tury, continuing into the 1920s, but fell into	disuse, probably as the result of competition from la
Although these new codes fell into	disuse shortly after the deaths of Benedict and his p
ganization (WHO) has been advocating its total	disuse since 1993.
The bulky 16-inch (410 mm) telescope fell into	disuse since the place in Hazelbrook didn't accommoda
s and industrialists, the Salem airport lay in	disuse since 1993 as no airline was willing to invest
s the strict cantus firmus treatment fell into	disuse, so did the soggetto cavato technique.
tch fills also suggest that the dyke fell into	disuse soon after it was built.
r science fiction tropes that have fallen into	disuse, such as Nazis in space.
power of impeachment, however, has fallen into	disuse: the House of Commons exercises its checks on
It then fell into	disuse until the later part of the 2nd millennium dur
twithiel and Fowey Railway but had fallen into	disuse until reopened by the Cornwall Minerals Railwa
the church was closed by Soviets and fell into	disuse until the collapse of the Soviet Union when it
e two houses were in varying stages of use and	disuse until the mid-1940s when they were given to th
However, these titles fell into gradual	disuse until the 20th century as the heir of the King
The title Earl of Rutland fell in to	disuse upon his death at the Battle of Agincourt, and
It fell into	disuse upon electrification of the East Coast Main Li
His title Duke of Cambridge fell into	disuse upon his death.
milk to London; this platform had fallen into	disuse upon the bankruptcy of the dairy.
1989; the building, after a lengthy period of	disuse, was converted to office accommodation but is
drawn from traffic, but after several years of	disuse, were returned to traffic as shunters, particu
The second chamber fell into	disuse when the weir level on the top pound of the Tr
After some years of	disuse, when the ground around the runways was return
However, the amphitheater fell into	disuse when rattlesnakes became too plentiful for com
Drill jigs started falling into	disuse with the invention of the jig borer.
The name fell into gradual	disuse with the advent of the Soviets and the British
The area fell into	disuse with the steep decline of industry in the regi
did not receive wide acceptance and fell into	disuse with the collapse of the Yuan dynasty in 1368.
st of original facility is still in a state of	disuse with deteriorating buildings.
the Trent and Mersey Canal, fell into complete	disuse with the arrival of the railways and its remai
the early 19th century, trett had fallen into	disuse, with merchants preferring to make allowances

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