WEST PALM BEACH, Fla., Nov. 14 — Professional golfers will be subject to the same drug-screening scrutiny in 2008 as athletes in other sports.
Tens of thousands of employees, customers and visitors to Wall Street, Midtown Manhattan and downtown Newark were warned to expect tighter personal screening, closer scrutiny of backpacks and packages, more parking and traffic restrictions and other disruptive precautionary measures.
The full impact of the new measures was expected to be felt with the start of the work week today by tens of thousands of employees, customers and visitors to Wall Street, Midtown Manhattan and downtown Newark, who were warned to expect tighter personal screening, closer scrutiny of backpacks and packages, more parking and traffic restrictions and other disruptive precautionary measures.
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Screened from male scrutiny by the leafy canopies of almond or apricot trees, women could go outside as they pleased, dare to wriggle naked toes in fountain water or just gossip without the veil.
Canceled checks, bank statements, bills, letters and deeds are among hundreds of documents that will be magnified on a giant screen for the scrutiny of the 10-member bipartisan committee -- a high-tech parade of paper intended to shed light on the sometimes mysterious intersections between the governor's personal and political lives that are at the center of the scandal.
Remember that we said that a research plan needs to help you through initial screening and withstand careful scrutiny in the later stages.
PSA screening came under increased scrutiny when two largest prospective screening trials to date demonstrated contradictory findings.
More than 90% of the industrial chemicals in commerce have not been tested for their toxicity, Greer says, and better screening might cause increased scrutiny of such compounds under the Toxic Substances Control Act (TSCA) and the Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act (FIFRA).
Reality television, for example, promises to pry other people's secrets wide open, but in so doing has exposed the participants' off-screen lives to endless scrutiny.
Also in 2004, the company agreed to buy I.B.M.'s personal computer business, a deal that put Lenovo's name on the American radar screen — and under heavy scrutiny.
