Harlem, which has been undergoing a nouveau Renaissance, has breached an important real estate threshold: several town houses on the market have asking prices that top $2 million.
And for Geoffrey it's a place of "big tents like Roy said all done of branches and tarps," a threshold between town and forest, between Geoffrey's failed assimilation and his eventual exile.
Well, we don't know because the Appellate Court decision is completely silent on the issue even though it was the threshold issue submitted by both Riverhead Town and Traditional Links for consideration.
Today, the road all runners come, Shoulder-high we bring you home, And set you at your threshold down, Townsman of a stiller town.
With her slender, blond beauty and her clear, rosy sound, she seems every bit a restless young woman, the daughter of the town goldsmith, nervously on the threshold of marriage.
When practice characteristics and year dummies were introduced, the significant association between living in remote small towns and hypertension did not reach our threshold for statistical significance (p = 0.096).
Indeed, at 7,900 feet in elevation, the town of Aspen sits just below the pain threshold for those disposed to altitude sickness, the fatiguing and headachy affliction that typically affects lowlanders who travel above 8,000 feet.
The language of the urban economies of scale, the threshold analysis, the base and non-base activities, the company town vs. the unspecialized city alternative, still contributes to the vocabulary we use daily.
Stratification will likely encompass common travel distance/time thresholds for seeking disability services within the region (eg within town, within 50 kilometres of service, 50-100 kilometoeservicervice, > 100 kilometres of service [ 31]).
Moncho is a sensitive, observant boy living in a Galician town in the summer of 1936, when Republican Spain was on the threshold of civil war.
