New Haven

There are three New Havens, not two.

A. Every town is going to be in serious financial condition if the economy doesn't turn around, not just the Waterburys and New Havens.

A. There are certainly two New Havens in that sense that Rev. Jackson spoke about.

That pretension, essential to the Court's disposition, ignores substantial evidence of multiple flaws in the tests New Havens used.

For example, the Qaeda forces driven from Anbar by the increasing animosity of the local leaders have sought new havens in places like Diyala Province.

Sons of Feanor learn of the uprising of the New Havens, and that the Silmaril is there, but Maidros forswears his oath.

AN, NEW HAVENs TARSUS IV.

In the 1970's, as loft space in SoHo got trendier, costlier and scarcer, artists found new havens in the buildings around Washington Street that had once housed food wholesalers.

Mr. Jackson charged that there are two New Havens - one that favors the upper echelon at Yale, the other the inner city, where the quality of life is sorely lacking.

The center also leases a mobile home, which volunteers use to bring food and the offer of a hot shower to homeless street toughs who are now turning the Bronx and Harlem into their new havens.

Dozens of Latin American drug barons have left their homelands and relocated to new havens in West Africa, where a string of countries along the Atlantic coast have become hubs for trafficking cocaine to Europe.

Once its shipbuilding yards were no longer practicable, Lond Daer declined in importance, and the Númenórean hunger for ever more wealth shifted focus to the establishment of newer havens to the south, Pelargir and Umbar.

As king, Aldarion gave aid to Gil-galad, established new havens and bases (of which Vinyalondë was most notable) on the coasts of Middle-earth, and laid the groundwork in Númenor for the creation of a great naval power.