Some local residents, like the boy peering through the window, are a bit uncomfortable with the well-off set but aspire to join it.
But the financial pressure on this group of the capital's less well off is set to increase some more.
A drug that protects performers off set as well as on set not only promises to keep our performers safer, it promises to keep our industry stronger.
The yield of the benchmark 10-year Greek government bond fell 44 basis points, to 8.5 percent, well off the highs set last week.
But he is still well off the pace set by race leaders, with just four months to go before he must attempt to qualify for London.In the meantime, Mr Phelps's achievements must look daunting.
The well-off, already set to lose half of their earnings above £150,000 ($243,000) to the taxman, face a further cut to tax relief on their pension contributions; a promised increase in the inheritance-tax threshold has been shelved; those with offshore bank accounts will have their feet held to the fire, American-style.
Set well off the road and surrounded by lawns, it is brightly lighted and easily seen from a distance.
Monksland was not at ease on the heavy ground and Carberry sat well off a strong pace set by Whatuthink before delivering his challenge approaching the final flight.
He asked for identification and then walked away, quickly returning with an older man in his 30s or 40s who beckoned me to follow him toward the entrance to an apartment building, set well off the sidewalk.
Alice's wealth admittedly makes palliative care an awful lot easier than for others less well off: the comfortable family set up, and Baldwin's presence as the husband sometimes makes this film look weirdly like a very dark version of Nancy Meyers's comfort-food relationship comedy It's Complicated.
The production starts off well, set in the twilight of Beverley Dumont's New York apartment.
