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Alex Rodriguez is scheduled to meet on Friday with federal investigators who want to know about his interactions with Anthony Galea, the Canadian-based doctor whose activities are being scrutinized by a number of federal agencies in the United States.

Though the Riverdale heartbreaker turned them off to the co-op process — they were concerned about being scrutinized by a board and selling in the future — Mr. Bizzarro convinced them that a co-op purchase in a stable building protected their investment.

A move by Gucci to issue shares to a French retailer, Pinault-Printemps-Redoute, just as LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton was trying to acquire Gucci is being scrutinized by a court-appointed panel for possible violations of Dutch law against poison pills.

The IP bill is currently being scrutinized by a House of Lords bill committee, where it has faced opposition from peers — with concerns including its impact on privacy and potential to undermine end-to-end encryption.

But even though "Genisys" is months away and not a frame of footage has been shown, it's already being scrutinized by a vocal subset of fans in the wake of revelations about the film's plot and characters.

Count on the call records of every call you've made or received at least in the last three years, being scrutinized by a CIA agent with a copy of the Patriot Act in hand.

A Sandor Krauss, a Manhattan co-op and condo lawyer, said that a "relatively high maintenance" charge should be scrutinized by a buyer.

That must be deliberate design, and it proves that, if Sylvia Plath had to be scrutinized by a movie director, she was lucky to get this one.

At the moment, all exports to Iraq, except food and some medicines, are scrutinized by a sanctions committee of the Security Council.

In some countries regulations are scrutinized by a type of watchdog known as the council of state before they come into force; in others, by the parliamentary assembly; and in yet others, by the ordinary courts.

What happened in Benghazi has been scrutinized by a non-partisan hard-hitting Accountability Review Board, seven prior congressional investigations, multiple news organizations and, of course, our law enforcement and intelligence agencies.