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Dezeen's top eight Chilean houses of 2020 Some of the year's most varied houses, including homes with undulating concrete roofs, bright yellow windbreakers and wonky skylights, were in Chile. US editor Eleanor Gibson selects eight of the best Chilean houses to continue our review of 2020. Tokyo firm Office of Ryue Nishizawa created this home on a promontory towards the Pacific Ocean, topping it with a wave-shaped roof to follow the contours of the site. Resting on glass walls that offer expansive views of the surroundings, the monolithic roof segments the areas inside the long house. This in...

Scenario than if the storm made a direct right angle impact to the coast. as marsha sid, that is when rig coast. as marsha said, that's where you get significant, intense storms especially with a category 5. this time along, it's a lot like hurricane matthew. remember in 2016, matthew grazed the coast from florida to the carolinas. just think back, if you're down there what happened dug that particular storm with matthew three years ago. if you had a bad situation back then, you will have it again. this time, it's taking a very similar track and it will also be roughly the same intensity. so w...

Looking for with satellite imagery, you don't have a sharp right angle and that looked like a sharp right ang until the debris. but you really need to look at all the swing surfaces on the 777. you have the two wings each side, the vertical stabilizer and the horizontal stabilizer. i've been hearing the plane is 60 feet tall but the vertical stab is not 60 feet tall. it's 60 feet off the ground, but where it meets the fuselage on the back of the plane it's 45 feet tall, and so just by -- if it's 24 meters, then that's clearly not the tail and would point towards a wing section. but the 80-foot...

Will make all the difference. >> dennis root cannot give us an answer to that. dr. di maio yesterday, a reno renowned pathologist said he couldn't tell you other than a slight right angle. we haven't had perfect testimony to show one way or the other whether there was a retreat there or not. did i miss something? >> you're right. you're right. let's look at the rest of the evidence. the non-emergency 911 call. how close in time does the last scream come? if it's george zimmerman then he believed at that point that he was still in imminent fear of death. is it a distinction without a difference...