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European Union regulators opened in-depth investigations into takeover bids for two Asian companies by two American peers in the computer hardware sector.

On Wednesday the powerful oversight committee of the House of Representatives, now controlled by the Democrats, opened in-depth an investigation into what it said were "grave breaches of national security at the highest levels of the Trump administration".

Open in-depth dialogue interviews were conducted with 13 experienced ICU nurses selected by intentional sampling.

The qualitative study was done in 2007 and is based on open in-depth interviews and a focus group.

The interviews were open, in-depth and semi-structured[ 22] and lasted between 40 and 150 minutes.

Of 18 open in-depth interviews, 15 face-to-face interviews were held at the family carer's home and three were conducted by phone.

Open, in-depth semi-structured interviews were used in which patients in both groups were questioned about the consequences of their illness for everyday life using the patient's perspective as the guiding principle.

Through open in-depth discussion about attitudes to guidelines in general, the underlying concern that economic motives may be overruling clinical motives emerged as a key finding, and the most obvious reason for distrusting guidelines in this study was GPs' fear that economic considerations were weighted more than clinical considerations.

The Fifth Avenue storefronts opened in the depth of the Depression in the early 30's and were necessarily modest.

And now another new multi-discipline venue, Electric, has opened in the depths of the far-flung 15th arrondissement, just steps away from the famous Parisian ring road, Le Périphérique, which separates central Paris from the suburbs.

The commission's in-depth investigation opened in February 2015 showed that the scheme derogated from normal practice under Belgian company tax rules and the so-called 'arm's length principle'.