But stodgy Boston has heaped uncharacteristic love on this northernmost piece of the project, which spans a fairly narrow bit of the Charles River.
The wide bit, he explains, is creative talent, and the narrow bit is the filter that determines which part of the creative people's input makes up the industry's output.
The comments on her column show the wide variety of practices and opinions in just one narrow bit of the world, American academic life.The problems multiply when crossing professions, borders, generations, languages and social classes.
"I tried a million things up there," Mr. Janjigian said of a long narrow bit of wall above a built-in shelving unit that his partner designed for the dining area.
"It might be a leader rope or any kind of fishing rope – it can get entangled around the body of the animal, and then slip down to the narrow bit around the tail area," said Beasley, who said that was commonly seen with dolphins.
Some officials say they are worried, but no more so than about plans to build a canal across the Isthmus of Kra, a narrow bit of the southern Thai peninsula, which have been mooted for 350 years and may take as long again to be realised.That is not to argue, of course, that the melting of the Arctic poses no risks to Singapore or indeed the rest of the earth.
Cedar's film seems to be about a bitter, aged scholar, Eliezer Shkolnik (Shlomo Bar-Aba), who has devoted his life to researching an exceptionally narrow bit of the Talmud - literally, his whole career.
Attach a narrow bit to the drill and drill some pilot holes, then fit a screw head bit and drill the staple into the recess.
All this suggests that the trade deficit will narrow a bit further.The dollar is more of a wild card.
There does seem to be a bit of evidence that Italy and Spain have benefited more than France from the ultra-easy policies of the ECB, and it is at least possible that the yawning gap in eurozone performance exemplified in that graph might narrow a bit further.
