They originated in expanding towns in which an extensive division of labour was emerging.
There are 18th-century documents from small Italian towns in which Renaissance putti find themselves the heralds of Jewish weddings.
(There are also two ringers in the lineup, dubnium and hassium, honoring the towns in which they were found).
The statute empowers developers of affordable housing to override local zoning restrictions in towns in which less than 10 percent of the housing stock qualifies as affordable.
But how has it changed the lives of its burgeoning workforce – and the former industrial towns in which it prefers to operate?
In Poland and Lithuania, Jews were numerous enough to constitute a majority of the population in many cities and towns in which they occupied entire quarters.
The implicit comparisons recur in Italy, where the men visit the towns in which the sexual outlaws Byron and Shelley lived, shortly before their deaths.
Declan Hughes's Dublin recalls Hammett's San Francisco and Chandler's 1940s LA - hot money towns in which the social wax was not yet set.
As I look around at the physical transformation of the towns in which we operate, I'm proud of what those early-stage ideas turned into.
They point to a range of towns in which Militant once held sway but has now lost influence, such as Swansea, Newcastle, Brighton, Southwark and Glasgow.
During the early 1970s their own "Black Panthers", inspired by the US movement, staged demonstrations in the development towns in which the Mizrachim had mostly been dumped.
