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All of this is to say that when the announcement came a few years ago that the good doctor was in line to get the big budget Marvel Studios treatment, I was skeptical that the character could hold up under the scrutiny of having to be the center of the action for two hours and change.

Facebook has been scurrying to introduce changes to its advertising platform as congressional scrutiny of it has increased in the wake of the 2016 election.

Committee scrutiny of bills has contributed to them being amended or withdrawn.

The scrutiny of Brazil has also revealed the prejudices of foreign journalists, sponsors, and tourists, and it will likely dissipate just as rapidly.

Absolutely, but I am used to a fair amount of scrutiny having lived in the public eye for longer than I've lived out of it.

The continued problems have heightened public scrutiny of Tepco and have made it harder to build public consensus around any release of water, he said.

Smartphones have proliferated and the scrutiny of police actions has increased over the same period. .

A work that at first has looked political in its cold scrutiny of the individual has grown dreamy.

But the new scrutiny of programs that have been in development for years has contractors on edge.

Trump has also claimed that too much scrutiny of police departments has resulted in a "war on police".

It's a whole new level of scrutiny that has to be apart of the data sharing equation," Leary said.