Or an internal report about the operation of current policies and programmes may, when read more closely, contain significant errors of interpretation.
Whereas leaning into fear and anxiety and turning away towards familiar patterns are presented as distinct ways of managing suffering, living in-between is a paradoxical and recursive process that more closely contains opposites.
Republicans saw that as a sign of weakness in Mr. Obama, but the administration said it was just the opposite — a move that would allow placement of the interceptors closer to the real danger, Iran, and prompt Russia to cooperate more closely in containing the nuclear ambitions of — you guessed it — Mr. Ahmadinejad and the mullahs in Tehran.
So over the last several years, she has engineered materials that mimic our skin more closely and contain their own microvascular systems full of healing fluids.
The closely guarded report contained a description of every counterespionage and counterterrorism program in New York and detailed the budget and manpower for each operation.
For example, one cube might be most active whenever a photograph contained closely spaced vertical lines in the center.
For pneumonia and dysentery, the health workers were more closely following instructions contained in the IMCI management protocols than for measles, malaria and wheeze.
The four Symbiodinium profiles found in association with the four Agaricia species all shared the C3 sequence as an intragenomic variant and contained closely related Symbiodinium sequences.
Each Aphididae clade contained closely related MIF members from several aphid species showing that duplications occurred before the diversification of aphids.
In areas such as the adjacent reticular formation or the subependymal neuropil which contained closely packed astrocytes, the nature of these finger-like projections were more obvious.
