It lies on the island's northwest coast, at the mouth of the Betsiboka River, whose estuary widens there into Bombetoka Bay.
"No Man's Land" uncoils like an elaborate moral riddle whose dimensions widen as the story opens up to bring in forces beyond the trench.
Before going out, the wrestlers were examined by Dr. John Sayad, a cardiologist, whose eyes widened when he read Mr. Santana's blood pressure: 110 over 84.
Mr. Morsi, whose government faces widening discontent over the decline of Egypt's economy and has struggled with frequent street violence, first sought accommodation.
In the table, Less Might Be More, we show five retailers whose gross margins are narrowing, suggesting that their strategy is to steal shoppers away from the competition, and we show those whose margins are widening, which could come back to haunt them.
So, look twice at companies whose gross margins are widening.
It was also boycotted by the very Islamist forces, including the Brotherhood, whose grievances have widened Egypt's divide.
But for the most part these are acts forgotten by time, whose rediscovery greatly widens our sense of the vaudeville era.
One case that triggered alarm involved Taylor Hooton, 17, of Plano, Tex., whose 2003 suicide widened concerns about high school students' use of performance-enhancing drugs.
He characterized Ms. Merkel as a dividing force who has isolated Germany from its European partners and whose policies have widened the rift between rich and poor.
