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motel

noun as in temporary, short-term residence, often for travelers

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Linda’s situation gets even more dire when water starts to pour through the ceiling of her home, forcing her and her daughter to move into a rundown motel.

Since its existing motel rooms were already in decent condition, a decision was made to only lightly touch them.

Among its first buildings were a land office, a beauty parlor, a motel, two restaurants and a feed store — all with Old West facades.

Since leaving the site, Mr Theodie has spent three nights in a motel in Virginia after someone who saw the removal gave him money to cover it.

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There was no opposition or discussion, nor did the motel owner, listed as Yang Hua Xi, take a position.

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