It keeps its happy-go-lucky tone through the end, though.Ranko BonMotovun, Istria, CroatiaI have one small quarrel with your otherwise fascinating survey of cities.
Delvecchio's 1950s malt shop, with its wood paneling, orange booths, jukebox jams and neon "A" sign, served as the backdrop for the teenage crushes and small quarrels that propelled the plot.
SHOULD the future of the European Union (EU), and perhaps even NATO, be put at risk by the quarrels of a small, East Mediterranean island which is home to fewer than 1m people?
SHOULD the future of the European Union, and perhaps of NATO too, be put at risk by the communal quarrels of a small, East Mediterranean island which is home to fewer than 1m people?
On the outskirts of Kramatorsk, Dimitry Padushkin was quarreling with a small group of men sent to stand at the entrance of a decrepit and non-functioning municipal airport that he said he owned.Away from the group of men, who said they had been posted there to see that no Ukrainian forces landed, Mr Padushkin said that local pro-Ukrainians were frightened.
A further frustration for the company is the recent trade quarrel between America and Mexico, a small but growing market for the firm.
Our occasional quarrels are reminders of a basic primordial human need for a role in a small family unit on which we still depend.
D.S.A. was a small, lively, politically marginal organization composed, for the most part, of decent people who, like me, had a quarrel with American capitalism.
Among them: "The Houseguest," in which an uninvited specimen introduces chaos into a wealthy household; and "The Feud," where a small-town matchstick of a quarrel flares into firebombing.
Eventually, the landowner starts quarrelling with his workers, and decides to move to a smaller, even less populous island.
