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This suggests to me a companion move The Times should make, one that would help secure a tighter bond with its audience: publishing The Times's journalism policies in a searchable format and in a visible location on NYTimes.com.

He is interested in forging an even tighter bond with Mr. Boehner as the fiscal fights play out, they say, starting in the coming weeks with a debate over whether to authorize raising the government's borrowing limit and how to avoid deep across-the-board spending cuts set in motion by previous compromises.

And it's Facebook that forges a tighter bond with its users, becoming more and more integral to how they educate and entertain themselves.

It shows a gentler side of Natalie and also reflects her tighter bonds with her mother and father.

Price, simplicity and a desire to weave tighter bonds with family and friends have combined to make sales of cameras, particularly digital cameras, soar this season, industry experts and camera retailers said yesterday.

The goal is steady revenue, higher profit and tighter bonds with customers — and the model is I.B.M., which reported its quarterly results on Tuesday, finishing off a record year of profits for the company.

Again, Facebook is giving away services others charge for to build tighter bonds with the developer community.

In their model they inserted boron atoms, which can form these tighter bonds with carbon atoms.

Thus, we showed that when, in a group, adult-young ratios were low, young horses were more aggressive, segregated more from adults and established tighter bonds with other young.

Though Ms. Rice has a tight bond with Mr. Bush, the president-elect decided not to give her cabinet rank.

Mr. Rove has been seeking to forge a tight bond with steelworkers, and Mr. Marty offered hope.