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His fascination with Neo-Classical Stravinsky, Balinese gamelan music, Minimalism, jazz and, especially, medieval and Renaissance polyphony, which he has studied closely, comes through in his works.

Closely comes with a slightly different feature setting compared to Familonet (e.g. no alert feature, different design, Facebook integration of checkins).

They quite fearlessly approached the first boat incredibly closely, coming almost within touching distance.

Yet this was also the moment when his squad most closely came to reflect the extent of his budget.

So in Boston people tend to do wider searches, to see who lives within 40 miles instead of 10". Washington, D.C., follows Boston closely, coming in at No. 2 on the list.

The fundamentalists who follow their scripture closely come across as more consistent, and actually cite it correctly when justifying everything from the subjugation of women to jihad.

The third is a creation of a virtual wall of restrictions and regulations that allows Xi and the rest of the Chinese leadership to control more closely what comes into the country and what goes out.

Additional evidence indicating that EC and ES cells are closely related comes from their shared gene expression profiles, which are highly specific to germ cells and pluripotent ES cells [ 2].

The promise to work much more closely together came after talks between President Dmitri A. Medvedev of Russia and his Polish counterpart, Bronislaw Komorowski.

Political leaders and investors will be watching closely in coming months to see if Spain formally asks for support from the euro zone rescue fund, the European Stability Mechanism.

One senior Western diplomat said that those following Russia closely have come up with a possible test of whether Mr. Medvedev will marshal power.