By Rebecca Mead Ten years ago, Mrs. Corrine Barsky split her time between an apartment on Fifth Avenue, a house in Lawrence, Long Island, and a home in Boca Raton, but today she has just one residence, a duplex apartment on an upper floor of the Carlyle Hotel.
No one who has been there could fail to notice the staggeringly unequal conditions under which Indians live: 80% subsist on the equivalent of 50 US cents a day, or less, while one residence in Mumbai boasts "twenty-seven floors, three helipads, nine lifts, hanging gardens, ballrooms, weather rooms [no, I don't know either], gymnasiums, six floors of parking, and six hundred servants".
The OR of childhood leukemia for those with two residencies was 2.96 (95% CI 0.32, 27.11) and for those with three or more residencies was 13.54 955% CI 1.10, 167.47) compared with those with only one residence.
One residence had so much marital turmoil that neighbors nicknamed it "The House of Broken Love".
I keep but one residence, so my single pair of size-41 dark blue beauties suffices.
His childhood was chaotic, as he and his mother, destitute, hopped from one residence to another in New York, New Jersey and Maryland.
Mr. Hovnanian also operated a finance company that made loans to buyers, who sometimes bought more than one residence, including some as investments.
The United States Postal Service offers mail-forwarding to make it easier for people who move from one residence to another.
However desperate the need for repairs, there may be eyebrows raised at the sum going to the house and prominence given to one residence during Hammond's short speech.
Concacaf's current president, Jeffrey Webb, is a Cayman Islands banker, educated in Florida and with at least one residence in Georgia.
