"This is a delicate and nuanced issue that Chairman Cummings is approaching without bipartisan input and with far flung requests for information," Charli Huddleston, a spokeswoman for Republicans on the committee, said in a statement.
One section of the dissertation tracks how financial representation was organized by tracking the development of finance's forms, like coordination and communication between a global network of stock exchanges, how bank agents assessed sovereign debt markets and property in far flung places, and how all of this information was authorized within the broader discursive field of understanding.
Employees say they hope he'll continue to make surprise Friday visits, often on his motorcycle, to divisions of the far flung empire — his favorite way of gathering firsthand information from the young editors and managers crucial to EMAP's future.
His ambitions for this book are diffuse and far flung, to the point where providing a thumbnail description of "The Information" is impossible.
In addition to the volunteers, the researcher himself collected the data from the field, particularly from the far flung sample UCs of Lahore.
MIT labs are far flung and difficult to monitor centrally.
What about from the far flung corners of Flushing, Queens?
Even the Kurds, though still the majority, have suffered a diaspora as far flung as Canada.
So this whole idea of preserving memory, not only in your own time, but into the far flung future.
At the least, these far flung localities point to long distance dispersal, a feat not uncommon in the family.
They pop up all over the globe, from the Isle of Man to far flung Pacific Islands.
