But they were close, bound by the triumphs and anxieties of their work.
The two were very close, bound by a love of football, prayer and each comfortable with their end of the president-adviser relationship.
Since Ms. Perez's separation from her husband in 2003, the three of them have become especially close, bound by empathy.
De la Mare refuses to let the reader off so lightly, however, and we leave John at the close, bound and gagged, "blind and deaf and dumb as a log of wood".
As his memoir ends: "The book is now closed, bound with leathery inflorescences, bearing images of death and laughter, fire and time, of autumn rains when rice is planted in flooded fields and memories fade against screens dividing rooms in long yards, and the rainbow spans the river".
Close ties bind the musical roots and aesthetic of the klezmer repertoire with other domains of Jewish music.
As Mr Netanyahu told Congress, a close affinity binds the two nations.
The pieces of fruit must nestle cozily and close, thickly bound, and not run off into a soupy puddle.
We can thus construct a relatively close upper bound on the instantaneous packet error rate: p_{p}(gamma) leq min left{ 1, N p_{s}(gamma) right} (13).
To simplify the problem, in the following, we will instead find the solution that maximizes a close upper bound of the average system performance T g.
