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Desmond is now closely involved in decisions relating to Channel 5, and has long been particularly attached to OK! magazine.

His hair is now closely cropped and his playing days ended a decade ago, but Gullit remains a familiar face on the continent.

Isla de Perejil's non-occupation is now closely monitored by both the Moroccans and the Spanish (though it's unclear whether the Moroccan goatherd who occasionally used to graze his flock on the island now has to show his passport).

And the militia movement is now closely watched.On the other hand, American intelligence about the Middle East has suffered lately, thanks to Arab anger at the plight of Iraqis under sanctions and Palestinians under Israeli occupation.

Tyler Olsen, a recent Iowa Democratic party chairman who campaigned for Obama in 2008 and is now closely involved with Ready for Hillary, said the organisation had built connections in all of the state's 99 counties.

Among them is the National Religious Party, one of the country's founding parties, which is now closely tied to the settlers' movement in parts of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip that are still occupied by Israel.

His market bets are now closely followed.

However, unlike in past cycles, commodities and financial institutions are now closely intertwined.

Briefs are thicker, diligence is more thorough and bids are now closely analysed for quality, deliverability - what you'll actually be doing - and cost.

The Saudis have traditionally been closer to the United States and more cautious than OPEC members like Iraq and Libya, which are now closely aligned with Venezuela.

Spending and purchasing are now closely monitored, and the company makes standard 13-week cash forecasts and holds weekly revenue meetings.