Flevoland, which sits more or less in the center of the Netherlands, half an hour from Amsterdam, is the country's newest province, a status that is partly administrative and partly existential.
Flevoland, which sits more or less in the center of the Netherlands, half an hour from Amsterdam, is the country's newest province, a status that… On a breezy October night two years ago, Frank Mugisha was having a beer with friends in Kampala, Uganda's capital.
They are all more or less in the center of the target.
In her presence no one ever felt any less than the center of the universe.
More or less at the center of the newest squall are two psychiatrists, Dr. Joseph Glenmullen, the author of a recently published book, "Prozac Backlash" (Simon & Schuster), and Dr. David Healy, author of "The Antidepressant Era" (Harvard University Press, 1998).
Now, nobody would mistake Mr. Obama for a Republican — although contrary to claims by both supporters and opponents, his voting record places him, with Senator Clinton, more or less in the center of the Democratic Party, rather than in its progressive wing.
During its 10 years in its new home the museum functioned more or less as the center of folk-outsider art research and development in this country, if not the world.
My first experience with British eats occurred when I was a fairly wretched (and mercifully quite unsuccessful) drama student in the London of the mid-1960's, when, thanks to the Beatles, runaway film production and Mary Quant, England was more or less considered the center of the universe.
Allan Bloom, the political philosopher whose life is more or less at the center of Saul Bellow's new novel, "Ravelstein," believed that the willingness of his students to see good in everyone rendered them "spiritually unclad, unconnected, isolated, with no inherited or unconditional connection with anything or anyone".
