One afternoon in May, Nagel checked up on Donald Hammock, 82.
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An agent checked up on the property for him and confirmed his suspicions.
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Scientists who publish in top journals should know their work may be checked up on.
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Six months later Innovations for Poverty Action, an independent research outfit, checked up on them.
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Plus, he'd checked up on him multiple times by phone ... and his condition was improving.
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Ms. Hairston, 27, counseled women who wanted abortions and checked up on those carrying to term.
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Well, Cosmo U.K. checked up on Clarke to see what the actor is up to these days.
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And Riley says Rivera even checked up on her as she continued to post hilarious videos throughout the night.
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"Every day, he called me and checked up on me," White said of Julio at the time to NFL.com.
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Employees stepped into black-and-white bear suits, walked out into the wilderness and checked up on a panda cub.
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Also, I want to thank the Yankees, a lot of my boys over there and checked up on Big Papi.
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On a recent Friday in San Francisco, Tally checked up on water-sport gear during its daily round of Decathlon's only U.S. location.
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However, it also sounds as if he ultimately did take no for an answer, and checked up on "Grace" with a text the next day.
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I've been slathered in care by my three main caretakers and checked up on by so many in my community and my friends in South Carolina.
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The "level three" alert includes measures to ensure that elderly and vulnerable people are checked up on regularly, and that rooms are set aside for shelter.
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We checked up on Selena's squad members, and here's what they're up to instead...Kendall Jenner shared a photo of herself from a magazine spread on Instagram.
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Robert Yancy's body was found in his San Fernando Valley apartment when a friend who hadn't heard from him in a few days checked up on him.
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The researchers checked up on their volunteers to make sure they stayed off the social network, and then studied what happened to people cast into the digital wilderness.
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In an essay for the subdivision's 50th anniversary book, he recalled that C.I.A. agents in trench coats sometimes checked up on each other along the cul-de-sacs.
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"They sent us emails and checked up on us and made sure we were OK." The series has been buzzing all over social media since it's release last Friday.
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The founder of Australian startup SafetyCulture, Anear told Mashable he realised he had been part of the problem in his previous role, where he often checked up on worker compensation claims.
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West Wing aides are instructed to drop their personal phones into small storage lockers when they come to work, periodically checked up on by a scanning device that detects nongovernment phones.
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When there was a pipe bomb explosion a few blocks from my apartment last year, a friend in the Bay Area checked up on me before I knew that anything had happened.
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His parents, he said in interviews, were in the hotel business, which left him often babysitting himself by going to the movies as they checked up on their properties in various cities.
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Above: percentage of incentivized reviews per day since 24.65/53/25 ReviewMeta checked up on Amazon's progress by analyzing its own dataset of around 295 million reviews across 2100,060 products in all categories.
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And that's what I think is being claimed right now," says Goode, who adds that Jackson "was definitely like the type of guy who checked up on the girls and was attentive while we were there.
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I'd oscillate between sadness and anger, and then there'd be moments where I only thought about the good things D. did, like when he checked up on me and brought me tea when I was sick with strep throat.
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Click here to view original GIFSeems like it's been a while since we checked up on our favorite country via a sweeping nature video, so it's good to know that, yup, Iceland is still the most visually stunningly place on Earth.
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Your uncle hasn't really checked up on you and who you have become since you were 13, and so for the past half of your life he's just had you down as a big fan of Limp Bizkit, Xanga, and moping, and buys for you accordingly.
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Family units often organized their labor by kinship relations and operated in independent and domestic compounds. Such workshops were more loosely monitored by local authorities. And often, only checked up on when goods were expected as tribute to the elite. Urban households would have been reliant on economic and social relationships in order to acquire specialized household utilitarian products.
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Family and households also produced specialized goods, but on a much less controlled basis. Local authorities more loosely monitored family and household workshops. It is likely that they only checked up on household workshops when goods were expected as tribute to the elite. However, there is no evidence suggesting the tribute paid to or from anywhere outside of the town and closely surrounding areas.
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Also attending is a police inspector who is investigating the robbery. As part of the case he checked up on Pendlebury's foundry and was told that many souvenirs bought in foreign places are actually made in Britain. A sudden thought occurs to him and he orders the souvenir to be tested. At that moment Pendlebury snatches it and he and Holland make their escape in a police car.
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As a student, Picasso lacked discipline but made friendships that would affect him in later life. His father rented a small room for him close to home so he could work alone, yet he checked up on him numerous times a day, judging his drawings. The two argued frequently. Picasso's father and uncle decided to send the young artist to Madrid's Real Academia de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, the country's foremost art school.
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The circuit was assigned a Surveillance Commissioner (ancha shi), who functioned as an overall coordinator rather than a governor, and visited prefectures and checked up on the performance of officials. After the An Lushan Rebellion (16 December 755 – 17 February 763), the role of the Surveillance Commissioner shifted to that of a more direct civil governor while many Military Commissioners became autonomous warlords in all but name. Sometimes borderlands were designated a Protectorate (duhu fu) under a Protector (duhu).
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Different kinds of internet memes were born including the one with beat created by Squammy Beats in which Chiu's statement have been auto-tuned. The version made by Squammy have been used heavily in several TikTok videos. For several days, Chiu stayed away from social media as she became a laughing stock online. While friends checked up on Chiu at the height of the meme's spread, it was one stranger's open letter on Facebook that made a mark on the actress.
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Workers were regularly checked up on by health inspectors, and they were vetted before transportation to ensure that they were suitably healthy and fit to be able to endure the rigours of labour. Children under the age of 15 were not allowed to be transported from their parents under any circumstances. The first campaign against the 'coolie' trade in England likened the system of indentured labour to the slavery of the past. The campaign against coolie emigration was led by Joseph Sturge, with the Society of Friends.
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On the Spruce Goose, DB and Mumbly did some cleanup work, so that they won't raise any suspicions when Yogi checked up on them and find that they were doing a great job. Then DB throws a party for the gang supposedly as a matter of thanks. But the party was a trap as DB traps them in a cargo hold where the party was held. So now Dread Baron takes over the plane and he and Mumbly flew off to where they were supposed to go a long time ago: The island of Moolah Moolah.
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Meanwhile, Jane becomes convinced that her baby wasn't stillborn, but instead of receiving support, her relatives and best friend Sharon (Michelle Joyner) believe that she is addicted to drugs and suffering from a depression, and suggest her to visit a psychiatrist. Even though she is estranging herself from everyone she knows, Jane continues to find out the truth and slowly recollects all the memories of her labor. In the hospital, she runs into Nurse Ramsey (Karmin Murcelo), who helped her with her labor before Rita stepped in. Ramsey admits that she remembers that her baby was alive and healthy when she last checked up on her, but she is too afraid to support her theories.
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Franner tells Ged not to do the heist, that the Serbs will be involved as well, and that it will be a whole big mess. Ged confides to Franner that he has to do the job because he was scammed out of all his money on the "land deal", that he had checked up on Keith and Pamela, and they seemed legit; and he felt that he was losing his touch. Franner asks him who scammed him, and Ged tells him that it was a husband and wife team, and the guy went by the name of Keith Thompson. Franner tells Ged again not to do the job, and then leaves him there with Ritchie, for Ged to kill him.
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"The Screen: Ethiopian War in Film" New York Times (April 11, 1939) - "Cinema opens April 10, 1939 with "II Grande Appello" ("The Last Roll-Call") made in Ethiopia by Mario Camerini" In 1940 it was taken over by a group of non-Equity actors, the "Merely Players", whose productions were picketed by the theatrical unions."Show That Defies Unions Takes In $74 in a Week" New York Times (February 25, 1940) - "Outside the New Irving Place Theatre, at Fifteenth Street, the actors have posted a sign that reads: 'We are a young cooperative group, pro-labor to a man,' After giving 'Othello' for a week despite picket lines established by A.F. of L. theatrical unions, a group of youthful actors checked up on their box-office receipts yesterday and discovered that they had taken in $74" During World War II it presented a steady program of mixed bills of Soviet propaganda and French films, as well as weekly folk dance sessions.
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