But there's a midpoint between suffering in silence and never seeing Cellphone Cindy again.
A northern sea lane could open year-round between Europe and Asia (the passage that Willem Barents was looking for in 1596, when his vessel became trapped in the ice), and Svalbard could take on the strategic importance that Malta held for centuries, when it was a midpoint between the Christian and Islamic worlds.
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The Tiny/Echoes combination found the band shifting into a calmer mode, away from the sonic extremes that marked Treasure, so it's no surprise to find that the earlier Aikea-Guinea is, if not a midpoint between the two, a way for the Cocteaus to make sure they weren't simply trapped in Treasure's shadow.
Under these contracts, six of which have been signed, prices are set at a midpoint between the peak last August and this winter, and fixed for a period of several years.
The concept behind Feast, which opened in the East Village in March, is to find a midpoint between the ever more esoteric tasting menus that have proliferated around New York and the humble satisfactions of a smorgasbord.
Previous dose-response studies [ 8, 9, 11] indicated that 12 weeks p.i. should correlate with few palpable tumors in the lower NMU doses, while 22 weeks p.i. was selected as a midpoint between 12 weeks p.i. and 30 weeks p.i., our intended end point for the experiment.
If negotiators know that impasse will lead to traditional arbitration, they typically assume that the arbitrator will reach a decision that's an approximate midpoint between their final offers.
Sony is trying to strike a midpoint between the older CD technology and whatever type of DVD emerges as the standard once the industry can get its act together.
Both figures have large heads, their faces have exaggerated features similar to African masks, and are described as being "midpoint between naturalism and abstraction" by Robert Douglas.
