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President Obama announced last week that this program would be more closely regulated.

-- Excerpt from "Sex and the Digital City" WILLIAM D. COHAN Gather round, people, today we are going to discuss the highly opaque but hugely important topic of "O.T.C. derivatives," or securities that derive their value from other securities and are traded between institutions "over-the-counter," rather than on an exchange where they can be more closely regulated.

The president repeated his calls for the rich to pay higher taxes, for financial institutions to be more closely regulated and for education to become a national mission.

A separate compromise, which would also be supported by pro-hunting groups, would be for hunting to return but be more closely regulated than it was before the outright ban – this was the original law envisaged by Alun Michael, the then rural affairs minister, in 2002.

It must be registered at Companies House and is more closely regulated, so costs more both in management time and fees than an ordinary partnership.

As it entered the 1980s, India could not have been more closely regulated, sheltered or taxed, nor the attitude of its political elites more inimical to enterprise.

Electioneering has been ongoing for many months now, but in the six-week run-up to election-day – known as the "short campaign" – party funding and broadcast media are more closely regulated.

Apparently, the endothelial glycocalyx dimension is more closely regulated in the retina than the sublingual microvessels [ 46].

Within the data-intensive systems biology discipline, metabolomics is particularly important compared to other "omics" (genome, transcriptome, and proteome) disciplines since metabolomes are more closely related to phenotype and regulate gene and protein expression networks [ 11– 13].

Screens built into the cockpit would potentially be more closely tied to the plane, more secure, easier to regulate, and so on.

In contrast, gene body methylation regulates alternative promoter selection and enhances transcription efficiency and may be more closely linked to tissue-specific functions [ 24– 27].