"It became apparent from day one that this was personal to them and they would not rest until Gerry was found," the family said in January, asking for privacy "as we continue our grieving process with this new chapter of closure".
In art, even after the final chapter, there is no closure, no final judgment.
In the meta-analyses carried out for the current guideline edition, it was only possible to assess cross-sectional outcomes (outcome types 4 5); an insufficient number of trials had reached longitudinal outcomes before final closure of chapter revisions in mid-2007.
This is only the closure of one chapter, many other chapters still remain open," he said.
It is the closure of a chapter in the book – a long overdue chapter".
The country requires "closure on that chapter," Mr. Mantashe said.
Echoes of this persist in the latest chapter with the Little Red closure.
The chapter describes the postscript plan, closure on meaning, and hopes for balanced treatment.
Following reunification in 1989, with the increased distance from the past and the apparent closure of the chapter on the second world war, there have also been more demands to treat Germany like a normal state again.
Doing the latter would bring to closure a sad chapter in Serbia's recent history and allow the country to focus its efforts on building up a European future for its citizens while at the same time developing more constructive relationships with its neighbors — including Kosovo.
"I think that many people who filed ultimately said, 'I must try, with all the grief and heartache, to bring some degree of psychological closure to this chapter, and if I stay there and litigate, I'm not really able to bring closure to this part of my life.' "" KENNETH R. FEINBERG, administrator of the Victim Compensation Fund, the government's program for the relatives of Sept. 11 victims.
