Indeed, the notoriously demanding critic Clarence Cook, writing in New York Quarterly in 1855, called it "decidedly a failure," adding that "its front is tame, its side elevation meager" - but then he also panned Grace Church, at Eighth Street and Broadway.
For performers who once relied on pageant prizes, meager bar tips and side gigs to eek by, the drag economy has ballooned into its very own cottage industry.
The flip side: companies with meager yields but plenty of room to boost their payouts.
This new wave of novel additives, by contrast, is accompanied by only a meager understanding of their efficacy and side effects.
The meager improvements offer comfort to both sides in a scientific debate over the recent stagnation of Olympic performances and world records.
(They also criticized NWO's "meager European and international position").
The scientists point out that even their meager estimates are probably on the high side, because roads and other humanmade barriers are likely to reduce how well animals can track to their new ranges. .
Yet despite the meager prize, passions have only grown on both sides and are likely to continue simmering in anticipation of the court's ruling sometime next month.
He acknowledged that his technical knowledge was meager, but was able to answer immediately when asked, "Which side of the face did Rembrandt light?" It was a complete guess, he said in an interview with the British actor Paul Merton, but he pointed to a side and said, "Except when he does etchings; then it's the other side".
Al Masry fan, Mohammed Mosleh, who posted his account on Facebook, said he saw "thugs with weapons" on his side of the stadium where the police presence was meager, at best.
