There was a general clinical expectation of deterioration in physiological factors during the study period for those withdrawn from GH treatment and that this might be accompanied by reduced psychological well-being.
It provided no details, but said Mr. Rodriguez might be accompanied by a woman.
Michel Camdessus probably knew that his last speech as managing director of the International Monetary Fund might be accompanied by some protests.
A message from a friend suggesting a Maui vacation might be accompanied by an advertisement for, say, discounted Hawaii-bound flights.
High tea might be accompanied by potpies or shepherd's pie, whereas afternoon teas come with cheese, bread, finger sandwiches and scones.
But the music of adverts need not be like that: the adverts we remember might be accompanied by music we hate, but there is no danger of us ever forgetting them.
Stock prices had been up sharply for the day, amid hopes that the expected half-point increase might be accompanied by language hinting that the Fed's series of rate increases was nearing an end.
On that second point, it is worth underlining how abuse might not necessarily be violence, or the violence itself might be accompanied by other abuses that make the whole situation harder to escape.
Whether or not the 50th anniversary might be accompanied by a recording of new studio material, which would be the first since "A Bigger Bang" in 2005, was not clear from Mr. Wood's remarks.
At first it looked like that might be accompanied by a leaky defence but that has certainly been sorted.
The bad bank might be accompanied by an asset guarantee program for certain types of bank assets.
