I just mean that he knows that people pay attention to everything he says and does, scrutinizing and analyzing it to death, trying to place it on a continuum of his behavior throughout history.
At People, we do — scrutinizing paparazzi photos for evidence they were taken surreptitiously, and, in cases of breakups and breakdowns and stints in rehab, routinely asking: Is it our news to break?
Last Tuesday, Powell organized an expedition: a matinée in Long Island City, followed by lunch, where the archeologists would do what archeologists do best — scrutinize their findings.
"My family has always implied they'd support me in what I wanted to do, but they didn't scrutinize or sit me down in a formal way, telling me I had great potential to make money," he says.
He said he and his executive team in Lakewood and in satellite offices in Baltimore, New York, Virginia and California, do the same things everyone else in the commercial real estate business does -- scrutinize company reports and try to find a market where there is "a mispricing of an asset".
And they relied heavily on promoting events, which Facebook doesn't scrutinize as closely as ads on political or social issues.
Although I've tried to keep my husband in the loop about the various moves I've made with our money, his easygoing nature and absolute trust in my judgment has meant that he doesn't scrutinize our options.
Although the F.D.A. currently does not scrutinize advertising for medical devices as closely as for prescription drugs, it does regulate ads for so-called high-risk medical devices, including stents.
