Because of the tight footprint, there are only seven guest rooms on each floor.
But the underlying trend of the data suggests only modest growth because of the tight jobs outlook.
Because of the tight integration of hardware and software, he said, people gluing systems together aren't needed anymore.
Airlines, still struggling because of high fuel prices, have been able to raise fares because of the tight capacity.
But the pace of purchases of used homes has been little changed in recent months, partly because of the tight inventory.
Still, scores of workers from Mr. Taseer's Pakistan Peoples Party were not able to gain access to the funeral ground because of the tight security and big crowds.
The tallying of the Indiana results lasted well into the night, mostly because of the tight race in Lake County, the populous northwestern corner of Indiana bordering Chicago.
Biden said in a Washington news briefing that he would deliver his findings early because of the "tight window" the government had in which to act.
But the Republican Party has succeeded in part because of the tight discipline and well-executed campaign strategies of people like Karl Rove.
Jamieson, like many Canadians, grew up playing box lacrosse, an indoor game that requires intricate stick skills because of the tight quarters.
Because of the tight space, large pieces of scenery must be constantly moved around in the wings to allow others to get on and off the stage.
