William remains ever watchful, as when he notices that he is being patronized.
The student's pediatrician, parents and teachers should communicate about the incident, the recommendations said, and be watchful for when academic tasks aggravate symptoms such as headaches, dizziness, sensitivity to light and difficulty concentrating.
Likewise, Hagglof et al. showed a shorter survival of prostate cancer patients on watchful waiting when ERG was expressed [ 101].
But the allied navies operating in the region have been especially watchful since last March, when sailors believed to be from the Revolutionary Guards captured 15 British sailors in waters the British insisted were international, and held them for nearly two weeks.
About half of the men who have been found to have low-risk prostate cancer undergo surgery or radiation therapy when "watchful waiting" may be more appropriate, a research team at the University of Michigan has found.
Examples include excessive use of antibiotics, imaging for non-sinister headaches, use of surgery when watchful waiting is better and unwanted intensive care for patients at the end of life who would prefer hospice and home care.
There's the occasional fine non-political gag here, like the one about securing the Nebraska and Kansas franchise for runaway lorry ramps – effortlessly dispatched (how still and watchful he is when delivering this stuff), as if merely to prove he can do it.
The dolphins often responded as if they were picturing their long-ago social pals, Bruck reports online today in the Proceedings of the Royal Society B. For instance, two younger dolphins, Kai and D.J., became watchful and alert when they heard the whistles of Lucky and Hastings, two dominant males they had spent time with at the Brookfield Zoo.
Occasionally you get moments like these – think of TfL's "secure beneath the watchful eyes" campaign – when the mask of reality slips a little, and the world reveals itself as something so stupid it can only be satirical.
