Tuesday afternoon, residents clustered at the district offices to hear news of Dr. Tassone's arrest.
Hundreds of residents clustered before a podium set up by a giant portrait of Mr. Arafat, but his motorcade whisked by behind them.
At last unofficial count the district had 200 to 250 residents, clustered in 15 or 20 buildings on 11 very unsquare blocks.
United Nations officials expect far more people to die this year with residents clustered together in camps and the rainy season already begun.
For example, both have a large share of their more affluent, native-born and white residents living beyond the core, while poorer, nonwhite and foreign-born residents cluster near the center.
Meanwhile, lifelong residents clustered in and around Manhattan Avenue, Greenpoint's bustling commercial heart, said they were not surprised their neighborhood ranked so high.
Arizona is also the ninth-most-urban state by population, with a majority of its residents clustered in and around Phoenix.
It is Oregon's largest county, one of the most remote in America, a largely blank slate where a mere 7,000 residents cluster in two adjoining sister communities, Burns and Hines.
"You know how it is in New York," said Juan Martinez, 37, a Texas resident who, while visiting relatives in Queens, received no assistance from the local residents clustered nearby as he waited for a G train.
As you can see, a lot more of the city's residents clustered around central Detroit in 1970.
