But as police maintained watch on people shopping and strolling in parks, Zimbabwe seemed to be illustrating the idea that nothing, like something, happens anywhere.
It's a look that's turned inward, maintaining watch over her intimate life as it rots in isolation from the world around her, and even over her inner physical life, her very body, as it betrays her.
Specifically, the program was not sharing their new identities with the F.B.I.'s Terrorist Screening Center, the agency that maintains watch lists used for purposes like determining who must undergo extra screening at airports or be placed on the no-fly list.
Subsequently on September 28 , 1976 a group of neighbors and police were maintaining watch over [REDACTED] residencies.
Drones, by contrast, "will become cheaper and cheaper," he said at Thursday's press conference, which "essentially means that they'll be affordable to fly 24/7, maintaining watch on areas where it simply wouldn't be cost-effective with helicopters".
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission maintained watch over nuclear plants, three of which were shut down during the storm.
In 1970, Vera Salomons hired him to prepare her father's watch collection for viewing at the L.A. Mayer Museum, and from its opening in 1974, Markarian presided over the family gallery, maintaining watches so precious and delicate that he was often loath to wind them.
The prosecutor alleged that the two men failed to sound the Condor's foghorn to warn vessels of their approach, failed to maintain visual watch at the time of the accident and failed to maintain sufficient radar watch.
The group receives money from the United States and several European governments whose intelligence services maintain close watch over the Free Syrian Army and assorted rebel groups, but whose governments have refused to engage in substantive outreach to them, Nakhla said.
On that question, collectors appear to be divided into two camps: Those who believe that to maintain a watch's accuracy its lubricants need to be spread evenly by a continuous movement of the gears and wheels; and those who believe that increased wear resulting from continual movement may do more harm than good.
