"Much higher proportions of applicants from some more distant boroughs were offered places, and while the school justifies this intentional geographical spread of its intake on the basis of the pan-London mission which it says it has, it is nevertheless evidence of the selective effect of the school's arrangements, as it would seem, by postcode".
We found significant associations for Manhattan on lag 0 and lag 3 and for the Bronx on lag 0. We found a positive association in Brooklyn for same-day exposures to this source but no such associations for the more distant boroughs, Staten Island and Queens.
Bronx (without the "the") was a distant second in borough-named babies, with 105 -- all boys, perhaps owing to the borough's gritty reputation.
Glasspool, who bought his flat here in 1997, argues that a tightly knit community, with many residents who had been here from the beginning in 1974, has been destroyed and scattered to distant parts of the borough.
The location is key the borough is distant from Manchester's densely populated city centre.
Despite the growing popularity of many neighborhoods in outlying boroughs, more distant areas can seem like a bit of a frontier for those who work in Manhattan, and looking for a home there can involve a lot of travel back and forth.
Condos, which pop up in disparate corners of the borough, are a distant 8 percent of the sales pool, based on a New York Times analysis through the first six months of the year.
His true love was the Trylon cinema in his own neighborhood, Forest Hills, Queens, a few miles distant but a world away in a borough where enclaves can feel like separate towns.
A few years ago, the borough's sensitivity to its distant-cousin status spawned a nasty, and ultimately unsuccessful, secession movement.
Like a distant village across New York Harbor, Staten Island has long been called a forgotten borough, neglected by city government, according to its residents.
