Experts say that even blue-chip companies, aided by tax advisers at Big Five accounting firms, find themselves using the same havens that money launderers, drug runners, tax evaders and even terrorists have helped spawn.
So five mornings a week, he drives the seven miles from his house in Bethany to the same New Haven intersection (York and Broadway) that was once home to the Whitlock Book Store.
What a come-down for gadgetry, & how inspiring to our selves, that the space age, that concocted future of ours, should be compelled to find its safety in the same cushioned haven sought by sorrowing children, and happy ones, too.
As the Afghan Taliban flourished, the Pakistani Taliban, occupying the same safe havens in the tribal areas, spun out of Pakistan's control.
Steve Savage, New Video's president, said that, in a way, documentaries had become the same sort of haven for young filmmakers as independent films generally were in the early 1990's before studios absorbed much of that movement.
He told a story about a home — one with connected smoke detectors and security cameras, too — that would sense our presence, respond to our every need, and make the planet greener at the same time, a haven run by a data-connected Internet of Things.
Before the laws were changed, one commentator observes, gay bars offered the same kind of social haven for an oppressed minority as black churches in the South before the civil rights movement.
At the same time, eBay, a haven for small businesses, has become the fastest-growing major shopping site, and much of Amazon's growth has come from serving as a middleman for independent retailers.
Wright translated into English De Havenvinding (1599) by the Flemish mathematician and engineer Simon Stevin, which appeared in the same year as The Haven-Finding Art, or the Way to Find any Haven or Place at Sea, by the Latitude and Variation.
Kunitoraya 2 The more gussied-up outpost of the Japanese udon haven of the same name, Kunitoraya 2 is literally Télescope's next-door neighbor.
