Even Persil mum is back, admiring the whiteness of her whites with the intense regard she might have reserved a year ago for a Mulberry handbag in the pages of Grazia.
Your Feb. 6 editorial "Circling the Mammography Wagons" focuses on the intense debate regarding mammographic screening.
Despite intense debate regarding whether new techniques for knee arthroplasty improve clinical outcomes over standard techniques, few prospective randomized trials addressing this debate are available in the literature.
The move to shut down Trump's foundation, first reported Saturday by the New York Times, comes as the president-elect and his family are facing intense questions regarding how they will avoid conflicts of interest while he is in the White House.
"I think sometimes artists may want to distance themselves a bit from ideas that are very intense, especially regarding the environment, so they may pick an animal to carry the theme," said Margaret MathewhoBerensorganizedrganized the Dorsky Gallery show with Michael Klein.
Consisting of three rounds of intense questions regarding children's and teen/YA literature, it was a huge success and, though I have not arranged to do another show this year, a version of ITV's The Chase is in the planning stages for charity events later in the year.
Facebook faced intense criticism regarding the Cambridge Analytica scandal and its data privacy practices, leading a massive pull-back of developer capabilities as Zuckerberg headed to testify before Congress.
Perhaps LinkedIn didn't want to bring attention to the fact it was allowing your email address to be slurped up by anyone you're connected with, given the current media climate of intense scrutiny regarding privacy in social tech.
In the midst of intense debate regarding the sustainability of subscription e-book services in America, Skoobe, an e-book subscription provider based in Germany, is proclaiming success since its launch in 2012.
Fears that such arrangements might be abused to evade national labour laws resulted in adoption in 1996 of the EU Posted Workers Directive (PWD), followed by intense debate regarding prevention of 'social dumping' (see, e.g., Cremers et al., 2007).
