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While the ebb and flow of ad spending is watched carefully, the forecasts were being scrutinized even more closely because of a consensus that the economy is slowing as consumers spend less.

But government officials and municipal bankruptcy experts across the country are watching San Jose closely because of a plan to reduce benefits — drafted by Mayor Chuck Reed, a Democrat, and passed by 70 percent of voters in a referendum last year.

"We have to monitor this very closely because of all the viruses we have studied so far in the last 20 years, this has the highest potential to mutate to become a pandemic virus," said Jernigan.

They were deemed significant because while the ebb and flow of ad spending is typically watched carefully, it is being scrutinized even more closely now because of a consensus that the economy is slowing as consumers reduce spending.

Washington is watching closely because of its close relations with this former Soviet republic and its interest in a major oil pipeline that will open soon across Georgian territory.

"Everyone in the international community is watching this closely, because of concerns that this could represent selective enforcement against an aggressive young entrepreneur," says a foreign lawyer based in Tokyo.Waking up JapanIf the prosecutors make their allegations stick, it would be a huge setback for a man who has helped shake Japan out of its stolidity.

"I watched her pretty closely because of the possibility that her personality would become a problem on the track," Brennan said.

Mr. Ramos said the network was going to scrutinize La Comay's talking points more closely because of the boycott.(She does not use a script).

Second, there are files documenting domestic cases (regarding nuclear energy, racial discrimination, and other topics) in which the Lawyers Committee played a role as a party to the suit or monitored closely because of the case's relevance to South Africa.

Government watchdog groups follow OIRA closely because of the power it wields over regulation.

The Interior Ministry said all rail lines were patrolled closely because of previous bomb threats by the Basque separatist group ETA.