Excuse me, Mr Amis – what do you know about rough areas?
Insects thrive in these rough areas, in turn feeding the birds and bats.
But in the "rough areas", Amis continues, "It's just as bad as it ever was".
Subway stations can be rough areas at night so I wanted to put some company on the platform.
Host cities have long been accused of sanitizing rough areas in the run-up to the Olympics.
Others do not protect cardholders' money if cards are stolen something of a drawback in rough areas.
In the "rough areas", he added, "it's as bad as it ever was" – meaning racial tolerance by white people is declining.
When young Southeast Asian converts began joining gangs, Mr. Romney set up small storefront churches in rough areas of town, with the hope of drawing them back.
Baltimore offers housing bonuses of $5,000 to new teachers, with a bigger bonus if they are willing to work in rough areas.
"Usually in most rough areas, unholy alliances are formed between different people, maybe between a prostitute and a pimp, or a drug dealer and a drug user," says Heaton of the backdrop to the piece.
The contrast between rough areas, indicating thick fur, and the smooth muzzle display real artistry, but the intent of the piece is contained in a label on the jowl, "My Old Setter Dog Joe, God Bless Him".
