For example, the suit cites with little certainty the names and jobs of people who were discussed during family dinner conversations in an effort to paint a picture of Levandowski's work life, which the nanny appeared to be trying to document closely, beginning last February.
Iran's position is weaker than ever before, and its negotiators are alone on one side of the table facing not just the U.S. but five other negotiating partners, with other important states watching closely, beginning with Saudi Arabia and Turkey.
As I studied the pipes more closely, they began to dissolve before my eyes into something not quite real, like a mirage or painted backdrop.
Now, after another Barry from Oberlin, also a Republican, felt the description matched him too closely and began legal action over the damage this could do to his reputation, publisher Random House has said that it "regrets the confusion", and will clarify in future editions of the book that the choice of name is a pseudonym.
"In 2013, I started to follow Bitcoin more closely and began to look for opportunities in the space.
Convinced that the product had legs, he looked at them more closely and began reading Apple forums.
Chen would observe her conductor closely and began to learn how to conduct on her own.
The fourth verse begins with "Black clock looming distant" and, listening closely, I began to compare my life to that distant black clock, which many insignificant parts of my life revolved around.
And, it is, isn't it?" It was around the connected issues of Harlem being up-zoned, that observing Amanda much more closely, I began to see who she really was.
"You are endlessly staring when you are bird watching," he said, "and when you learn to watch birds closely you begin to watch the world closely.
