"You made it here by yourself.
Her 600 patients include children raised in the town's waterside mansions and those who made it here by sneaking across borders from Central America.
GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Like most migrants stopping in Guadalajara on their way to the United States, Ricardo made it here by riding on top of the trans-Mexico freight train commonly known as "The Beast".
They all might benefit if they could listen with open hearts to the plight of those without work in their districts and states, as aptly depicted in the song, "We Can't Make It Here," written by James McMurty during the Bush era, even before the meltdown, and unfortunately, it still applies today.
Few tourists make it here (about one hour by boat from Trapani), and it has fewer than 500 residents and more gorgeous grottos and mountain trails than all of its neighbors.
Just making it here with my motivation sapped by 12 days of Christmakah vacation (think chocolate, tequila and deep-fried potatoes, sometimes together) surely qualifies me for some sort of bonus.
Instituting a border VAT will create an big incentive to keep production here or move it here, by making the US a more cost-effective place to manufacture.
Experts predict that population growth, climate change and other factors may make it an issue here by mid-century, generating more conflict over water rights.
By Anthony Lombardy The New Yorker, September 22 , 1980P. 36 They do not make it all that easy here View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Joan Acocella.
By Anthony Lombardy The New Yorker, September 22 , 1980P. 36 They do not make it all that easy here View Article By Miranda Carter By Amos Barshad By George Packer By Emily Nussbaum.
