One is a closely written narrative of the Obama campaign.
The first act seems so closely written to who I am that people accept me in the role.
Leonardo's notebooks add up to thousands of closely written pages abundantly illustrated with sketches the most voluminous literary legacy any painter has ever left behind.
It covered two closely written sides of lined foolscap, and began with detailed instructions on how to turn on and light a gas burner.
The nomination procedure reflects how closely writing is bound up with reading, and the pleasure we all take in discovering and sharing books".
I still have the diligent notes I made on that first reading - they run to three and a half closely written pages.
In 1531 he was given a pension to continue the work, which thenceforward was semiofficial in character, and he carried it on until 1533; the result was 40,000 closely written pages published as I diarii, 58 vol. (1879 1902; "The Diaries").
The Huffington Post's Jonathan Cohn, who followed the A.C.A. legislation closely, wrote this week that, given the power that these groups wield in Washington, "enacting something as sweeping as the Sanders plan would be basically impossible, at least for the time being".
"The E.C.B. is flexing its muscles, letting everyone know that [it is] very close to pulling liquidity from Greece," Karl Whelan, an economist at University College, Dublin, who follows this stuff closely, wrote.
Today, "Act One" seems overlong, a bit lofty, and evasive about details, but its fledgling epiphanies continue to echo: A week after I had written "The Curtain Slowly Falls," I went into the bathroom, locked the door, and settling myself with a pillow behind me in the empty bathtub, I opened the closely written pages.
