In his quest for its solution he made an intensive study of Greek philosophy, especially Plato and Aristotle.
Mr. Clinton, who spoke in a hoarse voice, said the two sides had made an "intensive effort" and though the gaps remained "substantial," there "has been progress".
The firm made an intensive study of the enlisted man relating him to different elements in his life, that form different relationships.
The Monday evening session will be a working dinner at the State Department, hosted by Mr. Kerry, who has made an intensive effort to revive the moribund talks.
And to complicate matters, the Eurogroup post is just one of several European economic positions now up for grabs, making an intensive round of horse-trading inevitable.
The Swedish foreign minister Carl Bildt last night said Swedish authorities were "co-operating closely" with the UK on the investigation and were making an "intensive" effort to work out if Abdaly was acting alone or with accomplices.
Another new renter at the Alexan, the Rev. Mary Anne Glover, who is an interim regional minister for the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), said she had made an intensive six-month search of rental buildings in the New York and New Jersey area to find the best price and amenity package.
But she had made an intensive private study of Cleopatra and — apparently thanks to some combination of sharp reasoning, verve, and personal wealth — she persuaded Hawass of the strength of a theory that the Queen and Mark Antony were buried at Taposiris Magna, and not at a site now underwater, as others have guessed.
As the campaign of 1952 had neared, Eisenhower let it be known that he was a Republican, and the eastern wing of that party, headed by Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of New York, the party's unsuccessful nominee in 1948, made an intensive effort to persuade Eisenhower to seek the Republican presidential nomination.
