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I would like to see that area back to life with beautiful homes as well as thriving businesses.

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Seriously, you have to get your hands dirty a bit and just don't deviate from the numbers too much and you will survive and thrive.

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It is in central Houston and Spring is about 20 miles north of downtown, but I would consider Spring a thriving community now and the new Exxon campus will add to that.

Thriving Hipster like community with a lot of new/renovated properties going in. 

I know that temporary structures, think large,tall greenhouse type structures are considered temporary and not subject in WI to all the zoning regulations and code requirements of a permanent structure.

Our business has thrived on charging two fees, a 10% management fee and a monthly accounting fee.  

On a small scale, when starting a business there must be a capital infusion in order to grow and thrive, and it sounds like that is what Trump is trying this time, but will the execution come across as good as it sounds, or will we be facing an even bigger debt, among much larger problems?