The euro continues to fall and other EU member state debt starts to come under scrutiny, starting with the Republic of Ireland.
For myself and many I know whose family members have succumbed to addiction, this can manifest as a fraught relationship with substances, and a lifetime of stops, starts, self-scrutiny, and course-correction.
Does he remember any concern that kissing Kim at courtside would start the invasive scrutiny that has since punctuated his life?
On July 11, a D.C. federal court vindicated the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's attempt to finally start bringing more scrutiny to the problem of mountaintop removal.
Against the rising tide of paranoid communicators and their 'relentlessly focused', ashen-faced leaders, nimble, innovative organisations will turn failures, mishaps and accidents into communications assets -- an opportunity to turn themselves inside out, welcome crowd-sourced and expert scrutiny, start afresh with new and innovative thinking.
So national parliaments need to be more involved in the EU's work, starting with closer scrutiny of its policies.
Soviet art will come under new scrutiny starting on April 3, when a huge retrospective of Soviet and German art opens at the State Historical Museum on Red Square.
The city's police came under court scrutiny starting in 1971 for what civil rights lawyers described as illegal surveillance by the department's infamous Red Squad, including its surveillance of Black Panthers who were acquitted on charges of conspiring to blow up police stations and department stores.
The EMI merger is also starting to face scrutiny in Latin American countries.
Working conditions at the warehouses that make magical same-day delivery possible are starting to get scrutiny.
This is particularly important in a show that invites careful, lingering scrutiny from start to finish.
