The world will only feel like a safe place once the unfortunate sufferer remembers their original injury, localises it and separates it off from modern-day anxieties.
I love the choice in a big shopping centre; I don't think it replaces localised shopping so a nice boutique in a local high street I think always has a place.
Geoengineering is another distraction beloved by technocrats, apparently because they can imagine big, centralised technological innovation, but not the impact of countless small, localised changes.
Headline-grabbing national indicators, such as GDP and inflation, conceal all sorts of localised gains and losses that are less commonly discussed by national politicians.
But moving on, the KKK enjoyed very brief localised revivals in the late 1980s and then again in the early 2000s, but nothing close to the levels of the 1960s, 1920s or reconstruction era when it all started.
First, Gaul was right to postulate that the control of some functions are localised in particular parts of the brain, at a time when many scientists believed that the brain constantly acted in a unified way.
Unlike carbon, particulate matter is a localised emission, and so trading can only happen in industrial clusters, of which there are hundreds across India.