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...difference?" But Khalaf acknowledges that the combination of fundamentalist religion and the concentration of Muslims in Bonn could make the area attractive to a few Islamic radicals. The city now sports a pharmacy where Arabic is spoken, an Arab travel agent that books trips to Mecca and an Arab realtor. "There is an infrastructure here in Bonn that attracts people who want a strong connection to Arab culture," he says. "If you were an Islamic fundamentalist, this is the place you would want to be." Last week, the battle over the King Fahd Academy reached a tentative climax. Roters...
...Peterson: That's not what he said. He said, he didn't want to live there anymore. He said he didn't want to bring Laci home to that and what would they get out of it. He did not sign a listing. He did not go to a realtor...
...Charles Hulse, a septuagenarian American from Arkansas and a veteran Galle Fort realtor, lived for years between Paris and the Greek Isle of Hydra before settling in a tastefully restored Galle Fort house with interiors fit for Architectural Digest. Hulse warns that the cost of restoring a fort house usually runs to 50% of the purchase price. "It is all very well to get a wonderful house near the ramparts for a song but unless you have someone on the spot to advise you and hold your hand, there are all sorts of problems that can cause major headaches...
...discovers a children's book containing a rhyme that can kill when the possessor reads it to anyone or even thinks it in his or her direction. Having memorized the fatal lines, Carl now holds that power. So, it turns out, does Helen Hoover Boyle, a brassy Realtor whose specialty is selling haunted houses to unsuspecting buyers--there's good money in the high turnover--and who long ago began putting the lethal verse to her own uses...
These days the person lying on the heated table draped discreetly in a towel is as likely to be a realtor as a movie star. Shanna Woodbury, a Minneapolis, Minn., fund raiser, or her attorney husband Shawn gets a massage every three weeks without fail. "We have a standing appointment," explains Shanna. "We trade off based on who needs it most...