Without giving away any surprises, the occurrence that finally links Hanwell, Blake and Cooper in a way presumably unique to their shared geography, feels contrived, inserted for reasons of "seriousness" rather than narrative propulsion.
It cannot be assumed that a village, or a neighbourhood is one community just because of shared geography or even socio-economic level.
But he has been explicit about the importance of improving Canada's rather uneasy relations with the United States.A 16-page policy paper released after the convention sets as a priority "attending to the security of our shared geography and common border".
Despite their shared geography and cultural pride, Southern rockers had relatively little in common musically.
What we now have to do is use our shared geography.
For many people, the strongest forms of community are still the traditional ones — the kind forged by shared genes, shared memory, shared geography.
The foundation joins a lengthy list of locally based advertisers that tried, or are trying, to sharpen their appeal in the New York market by addressing the intended audiences on the basis of shared geography, history, life style and mind-set.
Our primary finding is that while synchronous expressions of fear are associated at once with shared geography, social network ties, and direct personal experience between cities, direct personal experience represents the dominant relationship.
Collecting a group of works under one notname is often contentious; a set of works assigned one notname could have been produced by various artists whose artistic similarities can be explained by shared geography, training, and response to market-demand influences.
