Neither works nearly as well in smaller ones.The most famous is the "broken windows" or, more crudely, "zero tolerance" approach.
Crudely, three different epidemiological situations can be distinguished.
Some seem trivial (the rhyming of a teapot spout with the angle of a piece of driftwood in a Gauguin), if not crudely jokey (two unusually wide wooden chairs beneath two massive Renoir nudes).
The N.H.L. suspended Mr. Avery in December for crudely insulting two rival players who were dating ex-girlfriends of his, one an actress, the other a supermodel.
Before the novel is over, the carnage is nearly complete: three men have been crudely buried, one has been raped, and the survivors have had the bark peeled from their modern sensibilities.
To put it crudely: If one of the most powerful men in the land can be framed by the cops, is anyone safe?
A new study reveals that the 3-centimeter-long swimmers the "lab rats" of aquatic science will hang around a robotic fish, even a crudely designed one.
Crudely, there are seven movements of music, seven dreams, and in the second half she wakes up and tells us what her illuminations, or visions, have been".
Crudely average the two and you have a misleading view of the UK economy.
The economy of the east is made up, crudely speaking, of two parts: mines and metal.
The Lha khang Karpo is distinguished by two crudely carved deodar pillars on either side of its front door.
