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116 North Carolina Ave SE

899 Maine Ave SW

1731 20th St NW

The Kirkman

1765 U St NW

408 Independence Ave SE

623 A St NE

216 3rd St SE

614 H St SW

1412 Chapin St NW

The Meredith

2143 Newport Place NW

600 9th St NE

651 Constitution Ave NE

Guest House - Embassy of Egypt

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Madison Hall

614 E Capitol St NE

Banneker Hill

2568 Sherman Ave NW

Kozo

1430 Chapin St NW

616 E Capitol St NE

160 N Carolina Ave SE

2006 R St NW

1818 Florida Ave NW

Munson Hall

1901 19th St NW

The Stealth

1820 19th St NW

The Hillside

2018 R St NW

327 8th St NE

815 Maryland Ave NE

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