Does anyone think that some agent at the FDA with nothing better to do just suddenly, and spontaneously, decided to scrutinize the back of KIND bar packages on the off chance something in the fine print had gone unnoticed?
Scrutinize your back and shoulders.
EARLIER this week, while Israel's cheerleaders and Las Vegas casino moguls were parsing every syllable uttered by Mitt Romney in Jerusalem as fastidiously as the Olympic judges were scrutinizing every back flip in London, millions of Palestinians issued a giant collective yawn.
Financial terms of his bid for Manchester City are sure to be scrutinized closely back at home.
That would give him time to both determine if Minor or Morris can replace Williams and scrutinize the running backs who might be cut.
But it is also overpopulated, strident and constitutionally unable to step back and scrutinize itself.
But they have the surprise advantage of looking strong from across the room, which may bring you back to scrutinize the richness of their miniaturized yet exaggerated bravura.
But the training of about 1,000 new Afghan Local Police recruits was still on hold, for at least a month, as commanders go back to scrutinize the vetting procedures for the existing force of more than 16,000.
Since its inception the museum has looked at the cultures of Africa through one lens and then another, delving into social, religious and geographical contexts, taking more purely formal tacks or pulling back to scrutinize African art's reception and interpretation in the West.
Waine Tam, a long-time friend from New York City, started out in financial services before his discontentment with the industry led him to step back and scrutinize what skills he could harness, or people he could speak with, if he wanted to one day move into social impact then launch his own venture.
