But whether he has anything of relevance to tell investigators is unclear.
In a BBC radio interview last year he said the agencies had a statutory obligation to disclose anything of relevance to a complaint.
He is not a fan of "commercially promoted" hip-hop — "I really don't think it's about anything of relevance, socially, other than young people saying they're hurt" — and his verdict on his son's career is carefully noncommittal.
Most times you won't find anything of relevance during routine checks, but this way you get the expertise and feeling for what is going on in the complex microhabitats.
I went online and googled him at length, and of course, because I didn't pay a hefty price of admission into Ancestry.ca, I couldn't find anything of relevance.
Smith puts it that when anything assumes sufficient relevance it finds its name.
And though the events it depicts might no longer seem like recent history to some, its analysis of the relationships between personal and political integrity, and between ideological sincerity and fanaticism, has, if anything, gained greater relevance with time.
As far as Nice is concerned, the Health and Social Care Act, if anything, increases the relevance of the institute's work to the NHS and re-establishes it under primary (as opposed to secondary) legislation.
However unlikely it is the company would have lost two million listeners had he defected, only a handful of bankers at best can realistically claim anything approaching such relevance -- and even at smaller firms, few if any can claim Mr. Stern's kind of impact on their employers' stock prices.
Surprisingly, this new diagnostic strategy did not find any MM metastases or uncover anything else of relevance.
