What remained, however, fascinated Mr. Makiya and a group of friends who secured access to the normally closed complex.
Her many novels all feature mythic/symbolic elements and close, complex relationships: she won the Booker for Tempest-retelling The Sea, The Sea.
But given the close, complex links between banks and financial institutions, and the lack of trust between counterparties at that time, the effect of a Lehman failure would have been much wider than that firm's size alone would indicate.
When the fiscal conservative commentator Lou Dobbs questioned him on immigration on CNN in 2003, Mr. Perry said that Texas had a "close, complex" relationship with Mexico, and that businesses relied on immigrants for affordable labor.
Elliott was always willing to assist his colleagues and clients, worked hard to close complex real estate financings, demonstrated unquestioning loyalty to SG and to clients, was a skilled finance professional, a nice person with a great smile, and a consummate team player.
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With a convincing Natalie Portman handling the title role, Jackie centers on Kennedy's time as the first lady, creating a close, complex portrait of the famously calm and studiously regal woman shouldering an entire nation's pain and sorrow.
Thus, the Y766 E710 hydrogen bond does not appear to stabilize the fully closed complex.
With WT Pol I KF) and a complementary dNTP, the initial partially closed complex undergoes an efficient transition to the lower-energy fully closed complex, as indicated by the low Kd dNTP) and strong binding affinity for DNA.
Note that closed complex on [−10/sw-24 18] persists in the conditions of permanganate probing (Supplementary Figure S4), indicating that the 'switch' of the spacer sequence affects only promoter opening.
