The dearest space is in Mumbai, where the annual cost of rent, services and taxes adds up to $1,691 per square metre.
And market share will become increasingly dear in the space.
All this would not just contradict that principle of relativity of space dear to Poincaré and decisive for the body's organisation of movements.
Because space is dear and display competitive, the show tends to favor certain kinds of work: painting and photography, say, over conceptual art, sculpture or video.
The first two profess their love for the King extravagantly — "I love you more than words can wield the matter / Dearer than eye-sight, space, and liberty" — but, as soon as he's out of earshot, they turn frosty.
The first two profess their love for the King extravagantly—"I love you more than words can wield the matter / Dearer than eye-sight, space, and liberty"—but, as soon as he's out of earshot, they turn frosty.
The librarian peered at her and said, "Oh, dear, you have left the space for 'Occupation' blank.
No one wants reproduction tables any more, or bulky armchairs, even reclining: no one has the space, storage is dear, IKEA cheap, and you can buy on hire-purchase and not pay anything for a year.
The name is "fitting," the mosque's website states, for a Muslim worship space "which holds dear, and recognizes the sistership between us and our Christian and Jewish allies".
