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In the 11 years that Ford has owned Volvo Cars, it has closely integrated the two companies' designs, so that their cars now share many parts.

British tax inspectors began investigating Google's UK tax affairs in 2009, and HMRC insists it has closely scrutinised the legality of the search group's controversial Irish structure.

The Times's transition from a print-dominated operation to a digital-minded one has progressed at a striking pace, and in the last few months it has closely resembled a full integration of the old ink-stained approach with the purely electronic.

While the institution declined to detail how it came to its decision about the items, it said in a statement that it had closely followed the 1990 federal law that governs such repatriations, known as the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.

The agency said it had closely monitored the caseloads to ensure that families who needed services continued to get them, but several child advocacy groups across the city said otherwise.

It said it had closely looked at the use of agency and bank staff, as well as overtime.

Apple, which has sold 26 million iPhones and 200 million iPods to date, said it had been informed of the French cases, but would not comment until it had closely examined the damaged phones.

Australian airline Qantas said in a statement on Saturday it had "closely monitored the issue of flight paths over conflict zones, particularly in light of the MH17 tragedy, with safety our first priority".

Caroto has closely observed how children draw.

Beaumaris Castle was never fully built, but had it been completed it would probably have closely resembled Harlech Castle.

Mr. Buchanan, who has brought new energy to the Reform Party since Ross Perot left it in 1996 only to see it fracture this week, had closely guarded the identity of his pick since the convention began on Thursday.