To shed the sameness, Mr. Rubinfeld is trying to give each store a feeling of "local-ness," he said, reflecting the neighborhood and its architectural history.
It also provided the impetus, said the mayor and others, for some serious rethinking about how planning decisions should be made, what role "local-ness" should play in development and what a suburban downtown like Montclair's should aspire to become.
As a survivor of the 2009 battles to enact sweeping federal climate legislation, which pinned all hopes on a solution from on high, I am stunned by the local-ness of this potent climate solution.
It is called the National Hous ing Partnership and it seeks to link big business, local busi ness, nonprofit groups and gov ernment.
From the local bounded-ness assumption on u, one can see that, for each (R > 0), (v_{i}^{R}(x)) is well defined and is continuous.
According to Mary C., my local paper's Thingy-ness was part of the reason I felt drawn to it.
The family were very much outsiders in this small community, located on the south shore of the very rural Black Isle, not far from Loch Ness, although one local did tell Mr. Anderson, "Well, at least you're not English".
-- In Louisiana, there is an adopted textbook that suggests that the presence of the Loch Ness monster, which locals suggest can only be "seen" after the consumption of one or more bottles of local whiskey, "indicates" that dinosaurs and human beings co-exist, which, in turn, demonstrates the power of the creationist theory of evolution.
Gibson talks about the "Ness effect" to the local economy and to the Scottish economy as a whole.
Whitehouse signed a contract with Ness Motley and another local lawyer to represent the state in a suit against the lead industry.
Ness convened what the local papers deemed the "Torso Clinic," bringing together the police, coroner, and outside experts to discuss the killings.
