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Bear Stearns, the Wall Street bank now part of JP Morgan Chase, turned down a similarly structured deal to the one under scrutiny between Paulson & Co and Goldman Sachs because it "didn't pass the ethics standards".

Murdoch also said he was surprised at the extent of lobbying of the culture secretary, Jeremy Hunt's office by Fred Michel, the News Corp public affairs executive, while the Sky takeover bid was under regulatory scrutiny between June 2010 and July 2011.

Carla Bruni has endured a lifetime worth of scrutiny between her modeling career and her role as French first lady, but that doesn't mean she's grown superhuman thick skin.

Both Clintons pointed to the unequal levels of scrutiny between the two leading candidates, noting Donald Trump had yet to release his tax returns and only provided cursory details about his health.

Europe's tests are altogether more complicated, and not just because of the greater number of banks under scrutiny: coordination between national governments has been poor, leading many to write off the whole process before the results are even in.

They also ordered greater scrutiny of planes between flights and of unattended vehicles near terminals.

The controversy over Hendry comes on top of intense scrutiny over links between the Tory party and wealthy Russian donors.

Clearly unaccustomed to public scrutiny, the disconnect between his reality and that of his audience was cosmic.

The firms have each come under scrutiny for links between their investment banking business and the investment recommendations of their stock analysts, they said.

With Ms. Monson there are few assumptions that don't come under scrutiny: false dichotomies between city and nature, her anthropomorphizing of her dog.

Fisher said there would be more scrutiny on talks between the N.B.A. and the union now that the N.F.L. lockout had ended.