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For someone using Urbanspoon in the West 50s, for example, those columns might stop on Hell's Kitchen, Thai and a single dollar sign.
Pat now lives in spooky solitude in Gullytown, "the famous metropolis where things can get so exciting you have to be careful in case your heart might stop on the spot!" And it sometimes seems as though his enemies there are "nothing but perambulating sacks of human compost placed upon this earth for the sole purpose of the fertilization of Pat McNab's back garden".
Well, not quite aimlessly: we might stop for a gelato at Ecco on Marcy Street, then dawdle around the plaza, past the milling tourists and shoppers, and the jewelry sellers in from the nearby pueblos under the colonnade of the Palace of Governors.
Wilfer Asprilla, 39, an immigrant from Colombia who lives in Maspeth, Queens, said he made a living from the food he had sold at the market for 15 years, and up to 500 people might stop by on a Saturday or Sunday to savor his mozzarepa — mozzarella cheese on sweet ground corn cakes — and other specialties.
He suggested that perhaps the infielder should try to throw badly; after making 100 such throws, he might stop focusing on it and thereby start tossing perfect strikes.
But hundreds of thousands of people, mostly young African American and Latino men, lived with the expectation that, at any time, the police might stop them on the street in a humiliating display of power.
If, on the other hand, QE2 doesn't spur as much economic growth as the Fed hopes, long-term bond investors might stop fixating on inflation and start to worry about another economic downturn — as they did earlier this year when the European debt crisis struck.
India, on the other hand, would drop from third to fifth place in the world ranking.Adjusting the global speedometerChina would probably be quite happy to see its GDP revised down, hoping that America might stop picking on a smaller, poorer economy.
A motorist might stop here on the way from Denver to Jackson, Wyo., but otherwise it lies forgotten most of the year, a town of 1,181 people with no traffic lights, movie theater or dry cleaner in the least populated state in the nation.
Kettle Black is a restaurant, but also a bar you might stop at on the way to another bar, splitting a bottle of Friulian Pinot Grigio and a tricolore salad before you wind up at the club.
