Gangsters from across the former Soviet expanse bought apartments at the city's most central address, which, for many, still carried a whiff of privilege and power.
"Publishers have told me that the big reading groups, the Irish and the Italians, they wish they had some central address to go to the way they go to us," she said.
The census in 2001 wildly miscalculated the number of people living in Westminster, in central London, because the central address register being used didn't match the local one (see chart).
And the Across the Street newsstand-cafe at 91st and York, Eli Zabar's charming wainscoted spot literally across from the Vinegar Factory, has emerged as Gracie Point's unofficial central address for young parents and their charges who unwind after swimming lessons and soccer games at Asphalt Green.
Guests attracted by the Champs Elysées will appreciate the Lancaster's central address.
Hopefully the playful address will make it seem more fun to commute to. 1 Hacker Way is the central address for the campus, though specific buildings have their own addresses.
The brainchild of five friends, Bazinga! has in a few months established itself as a central address for internet and mobile applications startups, and its founding fathers (and mother) unavoidable figures of the Palestinian tech scene.
These contacts are also integrated with Windows 8's native People app, so all of your Skype's contacts will display in this central address book, even if you had not created contacts for them.
Organizations like federations and Jewish Community Centers may still describe themselves as the "central address" of the Jewish community, but in today's highly decentralized Jewish community, "boutique" organizations compete with "legacy" institutions.
Rather, this new sense of insecurity on the part of Israel's Jews stems from the fact that Palestinian terror no longer has a central address, like Hamas or Islamic Jihad.
