The trial also tapped into longstanding town-and-gown tensions in Perugia, where residents blame foreign students like Ms. Knox for helping transform the picturesque city into a pub crawl.
The L.A.-Waze partnership is, at least in theory, an initial step toward allowing the city's planners and engineers to regain a healthier role in mediating the kinds of longstanding cross-town conflicts that Waze has renewed and amplified.
Mr. Levin was determined to end the longstanding battle between town and gown.
What eventually pulled me there were its unsung attractions: historic towns, longstanding artisan traditions and the people keeping them alive.
Such proms are, by many accounts, longstanding traditions in towns across the rural South, though in recent years a number of communities have successfully pushed for change.
The Osborn had been in the community for nearly a century, and the board had a longstanding relationship with the town of Rye.
But it isn't easy having a father like Tink, a tough man who travels about with a carbine, a pair of brass knuckles and a longstanding grudge against the town's leading citizen.
However, not unlike the first Classic of the season, Prescott, 67, based at historic Heath House stables on the edge of the East Anglian town's longstanding training grounds, has become one of its institutions.
They said the county and town have resolved longstanding differences over zoning restrictions and potential uses for the land.
I wish I could reveal the name of this town, but a longstanding family policy that forbids the naming of idyllic mountain villages, lest they turn into tourist enclaves, prevents me.
Because of an editing error, a news analysis article last Sunday about the longstanding Texas drought misstated the town where Cargill, the giant food producer, idled a beef-processing plant because of drought conditions.
