It is a stippled, shifting field of striped grey composed entirely of tight graphite lines and white paint.
Though private equity and hedge funds haven't entirely escaped tighter controls, the regulatory spotlight on banks is making talent more readily available to firms like Blackstone.
In his place slinks another creature entirely: a tight-lipped killer, a character driven not by his own flawed reasoning but by demons, stalking his son for the $6,000 treasure Huck came by in "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," brooding on identity and patrimony.
An electric guitar has been swathed over and over again, the thin thread, wrapped tighter and tighter, entirely containing the instrument so you can see its shape but, up close, cannot make out its strings or fretboard.
As in other art centers like New York or Berlin, artists' colonies in Beijing have appeared and disappeared since modern painting was mostly, not entirely, liberated from tight Maoist controls in the 1980s.
It not entirely clear whether tighter gun laws would prevent mass shootings.
I think the concluding sentence of this response has to be rethought entirely, and a tighter, more contrastive ending found for this section.
But mostly the piece thrived on the ensemble's tight interplay, entirely apart from extramusical associations.
Generally in these types of assays, the microelectrodes are entirely covered with a tight layer of cells that upon attachment to the electrode surface causes a significant increase in the measured resistance.
Roughly $1 billion in cuts to education budgets resulted in average teachers' salaries dropping by as much as $2,000, which is not entirely an insignificant sum for tight family budgets.
