A psychologist retained by the defense had concluded that Mr. Ghailani suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder set off by the searches, which she said stemmed from his treatment in C.I.A. custody.
Her search, which she presumed would be arduous and frustrating, proved remarkably easy.
In fact, Hilton's show, in which she claimed to be searching for a B.F.F.
She seemed particularly shaken after Monday's search, which she said left her without any money to live on.
Her products are made in Indonesia, which she visits regularly in search of old wood and new ideas.
Ms. Lifton, who lectured widely about the potential psychological effects of adoption, was best known for a nonfiction trilogy: "Twice Born: Memoirs of an Adopted Daughter" (McGraw Hill, 1975), in which she recounts her adulthood search for her birth mother; "Lost and Found: The Adoption Experience" (Dial, 1979); and "Journey of the Adopted Self: A Quest for Wholeness" (Basic Books, 1994).
After appearing in the musical Pas sur la bouche (2003; Not on the Lips) and in Nowhere to Go but Up (2003), Tautou reteamed with Jeunet for the César award-winning Un Long Dimanche de fiançailles (2004; A Very Long Engagement), in which she played a woman searching for her lost fiancé after World War I.
But her job search, which she started 6 months before defending her thesis, was disheartening: There was intense competition for every position she applied for, and at first she received no offers.
Staff members found nothing and asked Nichols whether she would consent to a search, which she did.
But we did record an entire album of equally Eartha-esque disco songs, in which she continued her poignant search for a relationship with a man of color, clarity, cut and carat.
