Entertainment Weekly said that Hawke "opens himself to rough literary scrutiny in The Hottest State.
As a result, in the vacuum after her death, scrutiny of this rough-and-tumble industry could become relentless, particularly as the other two legs of the Triple Crown, the Preakness and the Belmont Stakes, are run.
"Fred Astaire" is a very readable and glowing 50,000-word portrait, notwithstanding Epstein's determination not to subject Fred to rough cross-examination or prolonged background scrutiny.
In 2004 alone around 400 new hedge funds were created, bringing the known total (many others escape scrutiny) of 7,000 into rough parity with the number of mutual funds.The start-up fever is especially acute in the many hedge-villes dotting Greenwich, Darien, Rowayton and other lovely, affluent towns in southern Connecticut.
The rough list of journalists who are receiving scrutiny within NBC emerged from conversations this week with people who would speak only on condition of anonymity, because not one was a direct decision maker.
The rebels might get lower prices; but if their trade is to be dented any further, more concerted international action is needed.The solution is that all rough diamonds should be certified, with the certification made open to outside scrutiny.
By contrast, states can vary in how rough-and-tumble their political cultures are and in how much scrutiny their elected officials receive, especially with state and local news bureaus being cut.
Eli Izhakoff of the World Diamond Council, an industry body based in New York, says the new rules mean "the industry is changing it is nothing like it was four or five years ago .But although the regulations make it easier to track the flow of rough diamonds, they have not required De Beers to open all its books to public scrutiny.
However it does not allow scrutiny of text for negation, qualifiers and other context, and can only offer a rough estimation of information contained in the record.
