71.   Only one house is left standing.

72.   Some worried whether their houses still stood.

73.   The house is still standing, he added, and the eastern two-thirds are in decent shape.

74.   The house stood in the border village of Adaysseh in the Israeli-occupied zone of southern Lebanon.

75.   There is little building in the farflung northern and southern settlements and in the Jordan Valley, and many houses stand empty in those remote communities.

76.   There was no way of telling where the streets had run, where the houses had stood.

77.   Truck-sized boulders that tumbled down the mountain litter the area where the house once stood.

78.   Walkways sometimes are the only evidence that a house once stood there.

79.   While the size of the land area on which the house stands is a consideration, it should not be the determining value of the property.

80.   Windowless, bullet-riddled houses stand as witnesses to the ferocity of ethnic hatred.