It's as if the president were determined to confirm the growing perception that he and his economic team are out of touch, that their economic vision is clouded by excessively close ties to Wall Street.
The move followed President Maithripala Sirisena's dismissal in late October of Sri Lanka's prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, and his naming as a replacement a popular former president who had been accused of human rights abuses, nepotism and excessively close ties to China during his tenure.
"It's as if the president were determined to confirm the growing perception that he and his economic team are out of touch, that their economic vision is clouded by excessively close ties to Wall Street," Krugman wrote in late March.
When you keep important things excessively close, you sap morale, rob yourself of your team's insights, and make people feel undervalued.
Other positive features were the ease of administration, an overall general gain in health, a reduction in acute medication, less confrontations with the GP in case acute medication was used excessively, and less pressure from others close to them.
At climaxes, though, it seemed excessively vivid, even shrill, especially when I was close to the stage.
Land located close to rivers may flood during excessively rainy years while land located in drought-prone regions may require you to store water in cisterns during the driest years.
Although often thought of as wilderness animals, wolves can and do thrive close to people when they are not excessively persecuted and food is available.
Although the mean BCS was close to adequate values, some farms presented excessively low or high values indicating that feeding management needs to be revised.
If outdoors, make sure that you keep the boat close to you and it isn't excessively windy.
It's "I'm Not Much but I'm All I Think About," a slow-motion video by the artist, known for excessively close-up paintings in which freckles, open pores and beads of sweat all look like glorious costume jewels.
