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She was conscious of a long, pregnant pause, during which she realized that she was being carefully scrutinized by those hard eyes.

Putting yourself in the firing line is the mark of a person who wants to achieve great things and is prepared to be scrutinized.

As you know, this has been the most carefully watched and scrutinized pandemic in history.

Since a timeline is not to be revealed this crop circle does not indicate a timeline no matter how much it might be scrutinized.

He scrutinized the book page by extremely meticulous page, trying to find any clue others might have missed.

Unsurprisingly, the behavior of a CEO is often scrutinized by investors and the public.

Bush, scrutinized in the memoir by his ex-spokesman McAllen, is considering writing a memoir of his own.

Everything Mr. Feinberg said since has been scrutinized on Wall Street and in Detroit as if he were Britney Spears.

Peer reviews appeared to be raising the quality of the software simply because developers knew their code was going to be scrutinized.

The head of each division was responsible in detail for all aspects of his operation, and was constantly scrutinized by top management.

While they were walking away, Thenardier scrutinized his huge shoulders, which were a little rounded, and his great fists .

The guard at the gate scrutinized Harvey's pass before letting him in, but he just glanced at mine.

Philadelphia School District Chief Executive Paul Vallas told students they would be scrutinized by other schools around the world.

Even then the website will be scrutinized to see whether certification should be given and may still be declined.

"The royal family is so spied upon, so scrutinized by the media that the life of these children becomes quite unbearable, " Amis said.

Unlike many other girls, Shao Ran never scrutinized carefully at her photos in her childhood.

A squadron of Disney executives scrutinized the data as it flowed in real time onto television monitors in an adjacent room.

For philosophy is the science in which every such proposition must first be scrutinized and its meaning and oppositions be ascertained.

She had been in the habit of seeing him for a long time, and she had scrutinized him as girls scrutinize and see, while looking elsewhere.

She stood on her tiptoes and scrutinized the bowls of chopped pickles, eggs, and onions.

Orbitz was also included and the only online travel agency scrutinized, but didn't receive a passing grade for its mobile website.

He scrutinized the reverse of these living medals some five minutes, then pronounced sentence.

Bela's gull-wing brows furrowed, and when Janice had left, she scrutinized Lang with a certain distant attention.

Elsewhere, moves in Chinese stocks, a cause of recent volatility in global markets, would also be closely scrutinized.

The economic calendar will be closely scrutinized for clues on the strength of the U. S. recovery.

With those courage units in hand, Nili and colleagues thoroughly scrutinized the participants who were sliding the snake back and forth.

When change requests come in, they need to be scrutinized for potential conflicts with existing requirements.

More than 440 locations in more than 220 countries were all scrutinized by the project's voters.

Because of this, any Supreme Court nominee likely will be scrutinized closely, both by the public and the U. S. Congress.

He said that Mexican food products were scrutinized more thoroughly because they arrived by road transit, rather than by ship or airplane.

however, the position of the implants also should be scrutinized and, when necessary, adjustments made.

It was closely scrutinized with a mixture of wide-eyed wonder and honest glee.

The Deepwater Horizon blowout has become one of the most scrutinized maritime disasters ever.

That should be heavily scrutinized, because we need to make sure the public is satisfied with the safety of nuclear power.

From that point he scrutinized the appearance of the being in the melon patch.

Back in England Frank Lampard has been scrutinized more than most this week.

What's it like playing for one of the more heavily scrutinized teams in the league?

The policeman looked in the file and scrutinized his face for a moment.

At the national level, individual reports are scrutinized for completeness and possible errors.

Lehman, the biggest U. S. underwriter of mortgage-backed securities, was automatically scrutinized.

Before you buy a used vehicle, have it scrutinized by a repair shop that routinely does diagnostic work.

They scrutinized her face as they showed her blurry footage from the security tape.

The IAEA scrutinized the possibility that North Korea had a nuclear bomb in the area.

The holiday message is scrutinized by officials and analysts in neighboring countries for policy clues.

When scrutinized, the argument suffers from several critical fallacies .

Lam interviewed Mac fans, studied letters they wrote to trade magazines and scrutinized Mac-related Web sites.

They gain the ability to evaluate the impact of management efforts, so that those too can be scrutinized for risks and benefits.

defense spending are scrutinized and approved by the National People's Congress.

The WHI study, designed to examine whether hormone therapy prevented heart attacks, has been closely scrutinized.

Two Fuyang Girls has scrutinized the 20th-century history of revolution in a unique manner from a brand - new angle.

A lively restaurant scene has grown in Kabul and is scrutinized by Rosemary Stasek, the country's only restaurant reviewer.

Several months after we initiated our PAS program, the AABB scrutinized our policy and procedure manual.

These mammoth corporations are being secretly scrutinized.

It is natural that every decision or action that shaped the response will likewise be closely and carefully scrutinized.

We have scrutinized the American dream of achieved wealth and well-being by comparing rich and unrich countries, and rich and unrich people.

This year, Mr. Davies scrutinized more than 150 toilets across England, always arriving unannounced.

When they scrutinized me, faint crows feet gathered at the corners of their dull and va-cant eyes.

And that is, deals tend to be scrutinized more in the West, by both competitors, politicians, and the press.

Make sure your due diligence is thorough and that all aspects are scrutinized thoroughly before deciding to buy the business.

The last quarter of 2009 will be closely scrutinized as we look for any swings that might reflect a turnaround.

When I entered the office, he scrutinized me from head to foot.

I've scrutinized all the documents relating to the trial.

She soon found herself closely scrutinized again.

This has been the most closely watched and carefully scrutinized pandemic in history.

But for the international media, including CNN, this is rare access indeed, even if our every move is scrutinized.

Look at how the Dead Sea Scrolls were scrutinized.

As I have said before, this has been the most closely watched and carefully scrutinized pandemic in history.

You must surrender your ego, have your flaws scrutinized and accept and love the flaws in another.

Beyond that we had scrutinized carefully the records of dozens of people in every sphere of British public life.

B. P. A. is rarely tested and scrutinized so intensely.

As costs continue to be scrutinized, IT needs to find a way to reduce the costs of obsolescence.

The Pakistani tragedy is that we all are scrutinized for the crimes we never committed.

Never before have we in the west been so scrutinized.

Always keep in mind that Consular denials of K-1 visas can't be appealed and K1 visas are carefully scrutinized.

It scrutinized 100 cases and found that 70 percent of the suspect parts were traced to Chinese firms, according to the memo.

But that is not the way that many who have scrutinized his actions see it.

"China is the most scrutinized export market in the world, " says Sporns.

Consequently, it was so closely scrutinized by early cytologists that an 1898 review could list some 700 references.

Many immigrants have more serious concerns with their treatment in China, where they complain they are routinely scrutinized by police.

For example, a club of pigeon fanciers that had enjoyed a kind of autonomy now suddenly find themselves scrutinized by the central power.

Last year he scrutinized pay at seven firms, including AIG and Citigroup.

First, WHO is placed in the limelight, and second, what we do is very closely scrutinized.

The detective investigating the murder case examined the body, inspected the scene of the crime, and scrutinized the weapon for clues

Have you ever scrutinized the reasons behind your debt problems?

Then she scrutinized Marius, assumed a singular air and said

"Combination of Sport and Education" Scrutinized from Field of Vision of Scientific Development Outlook