Word: second-floor
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...building fits the scientists like an enzymefits its substrate. For example, an innovativeframe support, called a gantry, stretches over thecourtyard from Anderson's second-floor lab. Whenhis group builds a particularly hefty apparatusand needs to ship it out, they can place it in alarge box, open the wide doors, and lower it usingthe gantry onto a truckbed below. From there, thetruck drives it to the airport for its tripsouth--to Antarctica. A well-placed gantry is agodsend...
...little did the guide know that while she was showing students University Hall--the lofty decision-making branch of the Harvard Faculty--the dean himself was screaming disapproval from his second-floor window...
...lowered onto a second-floor landing butI couldn't see much. So I called for a flashlightand I could make out two figures moving in thesmoke. I called to them and picked them up andpassed them out to the window," DeFrancescorecalled. Because of the officers' efforts, thechildren sustained no injuries in the fire...
...explosion killed four people and wounded at least 15, including al-Alfi, whose arm was broken. From the window of a second-floor office John Aydelott, a member of the university faculty, heard the roar of the bomb, looked down and saw a woman lying in the street. "Her shoulder had been blown away," he recounted, "and her legs were slashed. A man nearby was nothing but a torso...
...when undergraduates return to Harvard in the fall, many other things about the Hong Kong restaurant, a perennial late-night hangout, will look different. After 15 years, the second-floor lounge of the Kong is undergoing renovation, according to manager of the restaurant...