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...from the rest of the world, and entered the space, public or private, in which its audience lived and moved. Walking through these works--from outside to inside and back again, and in the case of the double ellipses, which have one "room" inside another, moving along the narrow corridor between the skins and experiencing its ever changing tilt--is crucial to their effect...
Among Galbraith's many accomplishments was his service as price czar under President Roosevelt during the great depression. In this capacity, Galbraith was a principal architect of the New Deal, an economic relief effort that called for increased government spending to stimulate the economy and narrow the gap between rich and poor...
...they do not serve any beers on tap. Most of the patrons squeeze, strain, and sweat in the tiny space between the tables and the bar to get some elbow room and a good view of the band. The band plays at the end of this narrow corridor as people push past them to use the bathroom...
...Crimson defense quickly regrouped and made that narrow lead hold...
Miller slid into the ball enough to launch itup by the far post where Stauffer was position fora header; she struck it solidly into the left halfof the net, evading Cauzillo. Her goal gaveHarvard a 1-0 lead, a narrow margin but one fromwhich Cornell would never recover...