In his book on Tiananmen*, James Miles, a BBC reporter, points out just how many people were closely touched by the killings in Beijing on June 3rd and 4th 1989: "Let us say, very conservatively, that 5,000 civilians were killed or injured that night.
Perhaps the most interesting thing about Best Buy's Cyber Monday 2018 sales is how many deals are being closely matched with Amazon.
Babies squirm out, lovers squirm back in, and even in her most exposed state still maintains some mystery, no matter how many times you have closely examined it.
Recently, Iacchei and colleagues [ 88] discussed how the presence of many closely related individuals within a population could be due to related larvae dispersing and settling together, sweepstakes reproductive success, or high self-recruitment.
And no matter how many there are and how closely they crowd together, we never for a second confuse any two of them.
Campaigners against the changes will be closely monitoring how many young English players the "invited clubs" end up selecting for the games.
This could be avoided if a tumour's aggressiveness which seems to depend closely on how many blood vessels it contains could be measured.Doing this successfully would be a major advance.
CruisesOnly.com displays star ratings for each of the ships listed, but since those ratings are generated by users (almost all the ships get no fewer than four out of a possible five stars), it makes sense to look closely at how many visitors actually rated the ship, and to read professional reviews elsewhere before booking.
Approximately 1% of abortions – around 2,729 – are done at or after the 20th week; numbers that happen to correspond pretty closely to how many abortions are granted due to there being abnormalities with the foetus that are largely considered incompatible with life.
