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.
But some survivors, refusing to echo the killers' language so closely, began speaking of "genocide," appropriating the word shared by English and French, Rwanda's secondary languages.
16, 17 Gait and cognition, long studied separately, appear to be closely linked, beginning in the early stages of dementia.
"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.
Look a little more closely.To begin with, the Bank's developing-country junk-bond portfolio is patently risky.
Mr. Pataki called on Major League Baseball to monitor its teams' Latin American operations more closely and begin drug testing of players.
When you study these images closely, you begin to notice that the very idea of the border suffuses everyone and everything.
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.
And if you look closely, you begin to see that there's something very uncosy, persistently unsettling, about these books, that continues to ask profound questions about the limits of our culture and the foundations of the post-war world.
The auto industry accounts for a quarter of the economic output of Michigan, Ohio and Indiana, and Alan Greenspan, the Fed chairman, has long watched the industry particularly closely, having begun his career as an economist in the 1950's as a consultant for the steel industry, which mostly sells to automakers.
