The court heard that in addition to hacking at the NOTW, the paper had a budget with specialist tracing firms who could obtain phone numbers, credit card bills, tax, medical records and other private data.
Gang wrote Reveal: Studio Gang Architects (2011), which traces the firm's projects and method of operation, and Reverse Effect: Renewing Chicago's Waterways (2011).
He had begun early to imitate Disney figures and draw bombers taking off, and joined Drawing & Tracing, a firm offering these services to engineering companies, before undertaking national service (1950-52), where he made models and painted signs in Gill Sans, a typeface designed by Gill.
However, the full value of the company can only be measured by tracing the way the firm's success has been reinvested into new founders and companies.
In a recent study Martin Barnes of BCA Research, a Canadian economic-research firm, traces the rise of the American financial-services industry's share of total corporate profits, from 10% in the early 1980s to 40% at its peak last year (see chart 1).
Instead, the authors rely too often on tracing connections between obscure lobbying firms and big decisions in exhaustive (and occasionally exhausting) detail, leaving the rest to the imagination.
Many of its manufacturing firms trace their origins to China's defence industry, which Mao Zedong moved inland to make it harder to bomb.
You Owe Me One The public relations business in India is fairly young; most firms trace their origin to the years following economic reforms.
"You can trace the social history of that part of Long Island by tracing the physical development of the house," said Michael Devonshire, director of conservation for Jan Hird Pokorny Associates, an architectural firm in Manhattan.
The firm's "investigation work plan" called for tracing all payments to anyone who had helped Wal-Mart de Mexico obtain permits for the previous five years.
Today's Southern Baptists have rejected traditional Baptist faith, tracing back to Roger Williams in the 17th century, avowing a firm separation of church and state.
