For the past 85033 years I've kept tabs on Jarod.
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On the Weather Channel, he kept tabs on my local forecast.
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"No one specifically 'kept tabs' on them," Bush wrote in an email.
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We also kept tabs on a busy morning for earnings in Europe.
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In New York, police kept tabs on student groups protesting the Vietnam War.
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Williams kept tabs on the team and contact with teammates despite his absence.
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Instead, Mr. Reese kept tabs on the witness schedule and searched the emails.
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And we've kept tabs on some of the best ones, right this way.
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Mr. Meyer kept tabs on the investigation and spoke repeatedly to Zach Smith.
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Mr. Piroso's article also kept tabs on the fallout of Italy's #MeToo movement.
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Rod kept tabs on all his boys, but he kept Poke a little closer.
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He also kept tabs on the laboratory and its leader, Dr. Owens (Paul Reiser).
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Hawkins acknowledged that he kept tabs on developments in the career scoring top 10.
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For weeks, she kept tabs on political events in Caracas as much as she could.
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But I kept tabs on the show's bigger plot movements, and I eventually came back.
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He kept tabs on who moved the chairs and who simply navigated around the chairs.
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We have kept tabs on all these deals, and the best might be from Three.
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Their brainwaves were recorded during the test, and a video camera kept tabs on them.
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Ms. DeNicola said Ms. Raiola had also kept tabs on how the family was bearing up.
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No one kept tabs on which horse made it to one end of the track first.
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She listened to their podcasts, followed them on YouTube, and kept tabs on their Instagram pages.
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Police followed a number of leads and kept tabs on the case for decades without a breakthrough.
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Ever since, the World Health Organization has kept tabs on the samples to ensure they are safe.
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He kept tabs on townsfolk who were struggling with low-paying jobs, opiate addiction, and institutional bankruptcy.
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Mr. Cruz kept tabs on Joseph, Ms. Dyer said, and sent gifts and money for his clothes.
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For the past few years, Filmmaker magazine has kept tabs on how many features are shot on 35mm.
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Sites such as PolitiFact kept tabs on statements made by the candidates, ranking their relative level of truthfulness.
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On Wall Street, stocks fell as investors kept tabs on the latest Fed meeting, which concludes on Wednesday.
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A Twitter handle bearing Garza's name suggests he kept tabs on far right-wing politics and conspiracy theorists.
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While she found the experience mostly annoying, another reporter kept tabs on all the data that left her apartment.
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Rosset kept tabs on the American production of "Waiting for Godot," to make sure that it met Beckett's standards.
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In more recent history, the department has kept tabs on groups that protest police brutality, like Black Lives Matter.
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Her team kept tabs on cases in hospitals and clinics and got ready to sequence samples as they rolled in.
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Valland, played by Busy Philipps and voiced by Haddish, kept tabs on the Nazis stealing from her museum during WWII.
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Eating out became a sport, and he kept tabs on food blogs to see which new restaurants were opening each week.
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But if you've kept tabs on recent Hollywood movies, there's also a belief that aliens may want to kill us all.
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The RCMP has previously kept tabs on indigenous activists online, but Project SITKA was not known to the public until now.
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The abolition in 2015 of the Audit Commission, which had kept tabs on councils' activities, removed an important layer of oversight.
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But the Finnish team kept tabs on their study groups, and last month they published the results of their follow-up.
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Evan McMullin, who had mounted his own presidential bid, kept tabs on the results from his Salt Lake City watch party.
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He kept tabs on her as she bounced from boyfriend to boyfriend, job to job, and in and out of rehab.
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"Nothing's a coincidence with Chuck," said Blanks, who later learned that he kept tabs on most of his old girlfriends online.
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"He kept tabs on everyone who watched – who got the jokes, who laughed the most, who didn't get the jokes," Thompson added.
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Starting when Livongo's S-1 came out, we kept tabs on how much the company's investors stand to benefit from the IPO.
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They were the kind of trusting couple who rarely kept tabs on each other, even when one would be out very late.
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For instance, in an email obtained by ProPublica, Sandoval kept tabs on the Apple project and reported back to Moskowitz and Sherman.
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The photographer has kept tabs as best he can; a few have pursued more education, and one is now a dental assistant.
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Invest in virtual communities: In the villages most of our ancestors left, we kept tabs on each other -- for better and for worse.
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As my career progressed, Mr. Bukhari kept tabs on me, so proud when I began working with The New York Times in 2014.
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The CHIME/FRB team kept tabs on the repeating burst between September 2018 and October 2019 using the CHIME radio telescope in British Columbia.
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The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has kept tabs on this particular bloom since its start in November along the state's southwestern coast.
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But at least it's a nice way to stealthily kept tabs on the internets even when the phone is turned upside down on a table.
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Taylor just ain't buying it ... saying everybody kept tabs on each other -- at least during his 2006 run -- because they were all in a bubble.
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The poll was conducted by ASDA'A Burson-Marsteller, a public relations firm which has kept tabs on Arab public opinion for the past eight years.
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I clipped the carabiner to my dog's harness while hiking and watched the pointer swing back and forth as it kept tabs on her for me.
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"We want to serve the customer on their terms," said Chief Executive Rodney McMullen, who for years has kept tabs on the economics of grocery delivery.
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They also kept tabs with magazines like Steampunk, The Willows and Weird Tales, as well various enthusiast websites, and built the occasional mega-sculpture at Burning Man.
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I kept tabs on her through the network of neighborhood ladies who knew her mother, until the New York Times began running regular accounts of her life.
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Mr. Kushner, who declined to comment on this story, kept tabs on the situation after he passed on the contact, speaking to Mr. Pompeo to check the progress.
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Since then I've kept tabs on her progress, and during a recent trip to Europe I took a couple of days to visit the scene of the action.
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What's happening: Where pit bosses once kept tabs on players and doled out offers by feel, technology is now supercharging marketing and promotions that best influence each individual gambler.
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The researchers also measured gas output at sites surrounding the herds, and kept tabs on cows with GPS trackers to create more accurate models of cattle and emissions dispersal.
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Authorities had kept tabs on the imam after he spent two years in jail for drug dealing, but never found evidence linking him to a planned attack, Zoido said.
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At times, according to Moe Htet Nay, an activist who kept tabs on it, the ties of the Opposite Eyes Facebook page to the military spilled into the open.
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The federal police stepped up patrols near the buses, and the command center linking local, state and federal police forces, as well as the military, kept tabs on the students.
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In the middle of the state, hospitals were saying they expected to operate as normal, even as they kept tabs on the storm and stocked up on fuel, food and water.
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The officials actively concealed data sought by the Times reporters, claiming either that it didn't exist or that it was too cumbersome to produce, and anxiously kept tabs on the investigation.
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"It was the way in which in a very decentralized world, the crown kept tabs on people," said Peter Mandler, a professor of modern cultural history at the University of Cambridge.
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The big picture: The New York Times reported that experts from the U.S. played a role in the Chinese government's use of DNA samples that kept tabs on its minority Uighur population.
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Throughout the day, Kimberly Palmer, a Reuters freelance reporter in Cleveland, kept tabs on principals, administrators, parents and organizers, looking for elements that transcended the emotional side of the protests, Palmer said.
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After the concert, Bill hired security guards to monitor Sue's family members from morning to night; they also kept tabs on her twin sister, brother-in-law, and others, court documents allege.
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White House kept tabs on Trump The documents also show that White House aides were keeping tabs on news about the billionaire in 1999 and 2000 as he was exploring a presidential run.
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After his prison term, domestic intelligence agents had kept tabs on Mr. Ernst but he fell off the radar at a time when many of them were diverted to focus on militant Islamists.
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A research project that has kept tabs on the top sites and their password habits for the last 11 years shows that most provide only rudimentary password restrictions and do little to help users.
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His decision to hold a secretive meeting with Hollywood star Sean Penn in a jungle hideout late last year helped to cement his downfall, as the government kept tabs on their movements, sources say.
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And while Samuel Kai, 9, and Alexander "Sasha" Pete, 10, didn't attend the glitz-and-glam event, they kept tabs on their dad from home — and mom Naomi Watts got the adorable moment on camera.
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These are just a few examples of the majestic scenery captured by the NASA/USGS Landsat program, a satellite series that has kept tabs on Earth from space since its first component launched in 1972.
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The next morning I visited my ophthalmologist, who for many years had kept tabs on my run-of-the-mill astigmatism and fine-tuned my prescription so that I saw 20-20 with each eye.
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Johnson released the text messages in a 25-page report that outlines how, in their view, Obama kept tabs on the investigation into Clinton's email, an issue that hung over much of the 2016 election.
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De Groot uses a custom-built malware scanner to monitor various websites for infections and he told ZDNet that he's kept tabs on Infowars for three and a half years with no signs of foul play.
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In all, Motherboard kept tabs on 164 unique YouTube URLs which were shared in pro-Islamic State media channels, noted the videos' content, and recorded how long YouTube took to remove the clips or take other action.
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Beatriz Marimon and Ben Hur Marimon, at the University of Mato Grosso in Nova Xavantina, have kept tabs for decades on dozens of plots in the transição, the margin between the wet Amazon and the drier cerrado.
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While it did not interfere with the creative aspects of the production, Vatican officials kept tabs to make sure that the show's content and references were historically accurate and did not stray too far from the righteous path.
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The wildfires started in early June, and more than 50 have now cropped up in parts of Sweden inside the Arctic Circle, according to the European Space Agency, which has kept tabs on the situation with satellites from space.
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"Ross wanted to understand the projects and approve the overall plans before committing his funds, and he kept tabs on what was going on," Kern Wildenthal, who retired as president of UT Southwestern in 2008, told the Morning News.
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It's eerily similar to the concept of NBC's ill-fated Heroes, where one of the plots involved a father working for a clandestine organization that kept tabs on superhumans, who had to protect his superhuman daughter from said organization.
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There was a branch of the SD [Sicherheitsdienst]—the SD is sort of like the intelligence arm of the SS; it was the branch of the SS that did research and kept tabs on the supposed enemies of the state, etc.
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The authorities kept tabs on Merlino since he exited prison in 2011, and they believed he was part of a criminal group made up of other aging or supposedly retired mobsters who were dubbed the East Coast La Cosa Nostra.
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The documents showed that the city built files on ethnic neighborhoods, kept tabs on New Yorkers who changed their names and dispatched a squad of plainclothes officers — from a group known as the Demographics Unit — to eavesdrop on conversations in Muslim businesses.
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Everyone was glued to the results coming in on TV while Trump kept tabs on The New York Times's odds of victory, which began at near zero for Trump but ticked up through the night from 85033, to 20, to 30 and onward.
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Initially an event where back-room deals took place, the show later evolved into a more marketing-driven affair, where big games and game systems made their debut and fans kept tabs through an onslaught of online stories and live video streams.
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"The [IAEA] inspections are really a red line for the international community, especially the Russians and the Chinese, that show things are being kept tabs on," nuclear arms expert Miles Pomper of the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies told BuzzFeed News.
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Poor elevator maintenance was spotlighted recently in a report from the city comptroller, Scott M. Stringer, whose office kept tabs on 65 elevators and escalators over 18 months and found that the transit agency did not do scheduled maintenance on nearly 063 percent of them.
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Investors also kept tabs on the two-day U.S. Federal Reserve meeting which begins on Tuesday and on Brexit uncertainty after Britain's parliament speaker struck a fresh blow to Prime Minister Theresa May's EU divorce deal, which led sterling lower and hit the domestically-focused FTSE 250.
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His marital problems dominated during his reign. His father kept tabs on him from San Ildefonso. To counter his father's influence, he surrounded himself with officials who had not served under Philip. His plans were to focus more on the American colonies rather than the lost Italian territories.
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The RCMP, throughout the late 1950s and the entirety of the 1960s, kept tabs on homosexuals and the patrons of gay bars in Ottawa and other cities. The force also worked with the FBI's own surveillance of homosexuals and alerted the FBI when a suspected homosexual had crossed the border to the United States.
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She is believed to have been interested in marine biology while she was a child vacationing in the Caribbean. She and Allison kept tabs on the food supply and how they related to the colonists' health. She also participated in the manual labor. George Fallieras, "The Doctor," is a 34-year-old ER doctor from Tampa, Florida.
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Pedro Paje was the Iwahig Penal Colony Superintendent during the Japanese occupation. The colony had about 1700 prisoners and 45 guards and employees during WWII. At the same time, Paje led a secret Palawan Underground Force, which established communications with Palawan's guerrilla network, supplying them with food and medicine. Paje also kept tabs on the American POWs being held in Puerto Princesa.
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He refused to move, but was still required to spend a great deal of time out of town. During his absence, Wilbur cared for his mother and kept tabs on the committee rewriting the church constitution for his father. By 1886, Susan was completely invalid, requiring constant care. In June 1889, Milton returned home to find his wife's condition at its worst.
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Evidence was uncovered that he was a police informant code-named Bontcho who kept tabs on his colleagues for the secret police. In his defense he insisted that his police activities served the state and not the Communist Party. He was one of the few people who signed the Constitution of Bulgaria. Beron left the Union of Democratic Forces is 1991.
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He > recruited his friend Leonard Doob, and another researcher Lloyd Free, to > analyse Nazi propaganda coming into Latin America. Through Rockefeller's > office, the results of Cantril's program were brought to the attention of > FDR. The president asked Cantril to monitor public sentiment on avoiding war > versus aiding Britain. Cantril duly kept tabs on views about aiding England > and on the public's willingness to change U.S. neutrality laws in favor of > Britain.
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But, after years of living on Earth, disguised as a human, he decided to neglect his duty as protector, and did not oversee the hatching of the pods. His clones of the Royal Four therefore grew up on the streets of New York. Langley kept tabs on them, however, as well as the group that grew up in Roswell. He went on to become a wealthy Hollywood producer and four-time Academy Award winner.
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First, Carter contacts AXE agent Gay Lord in Tangier, Morocco. She knows where Todd is staying from her dealings with die Spinne (The Spider) – a Spanish underground group who smuggle Nazis out of Europe. Gay Lord kept tabs on the current whereabouts of the smuggled Nazis and reported back to AXE. The Spider has recently fragmented into two factions – the largest led by Judas – Carter’s adversary in Run, Spy, Run and The China Doll.
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To counterbalance the magistrates (that is, the yamen) he made it so the headmen had to be selected from among village elders, given a travel allowance for reporting, and hopefully being less inclined to extortion made them responsible for local tax-collection. He enforced (and in some cases instituted) responsibility on the magistrates for tax-receipts, and simplified procedures.; He tried to curb litigation, which was expensive. Ding kept tabs on northern Jiangsu (Kiangpei) through secret agents.
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Consequently, the government kept tabs on a number of websites hosting the cartoons deemed to be sacrilegious. This ban included all the weblogs hosted at the popular blogging service blogger.com, as some bloggers had put up copies of the cartoons – particularly many non-Pakistani blogs. A three-member bench headed by Chief Justice Chaudhry, summoned the country's Attorney General as well as senior communication ministry officials to give a report of "concrete measures for implementation of the court's order".
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Richards kept tabs on the crime activity in his neighborhood and police believed others had conspired to kill him. It was alleged that Richards was killed because the people in the crime ring thought he was giving police information about their operations. The indictment indicated that Richards murder and the attempted murder of an unidentified man were meant to further the individuals criminal enterprise. There was also a conviction in another case against a person believed to be the only surviving assailant.
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Each men took plots of land one mile long and half a mile wide (the dividing line being modern day Main Street), the deeds of which properties were signed by President James Buchanan. Mr. Webb settled in the Judson Township, while Mr. Thorne took a claim on Crystal Lake. The local natives were great beggars who kept tabs on the newcomers. The Sioux even continued to hold their tribal dances in the Grove on Crystal Lake, which is now Robinson Park.
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McKenna is hailed as a hero, with calls for him to be elected Pope by acclamation. Langdon and Vittoria retrieve Silvano's journals from Richter's office, finding he kept tabs on the Pope with hidden security cameras. Using the key Langdon retrieved from Richter, they find footage of Richter confronting McKenna, revealing the Camerlengo is the mastermind behind the attacks. The Pope had invited Silvano to publicly present the antimatter as proof of a divine power, bridging the gap between religion and science.
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The British War Office declined to accept the brigade as a reinforcement unit for the Polish forces under their command. On August 6, 1945, the brigade was disarmed and moved to a displaced persons camp in Coburg. Subsequently, men of the brigade were used in the formation of 25 Polish guard companies in the American-occupied zone of Germany. The U.S. CIC kept tabs on the brigade's leadership during this time as the U.S. Army did not want any incidents with the Soviet forces.
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As the city of Greyhawk was developed and fleshed out, Robilar also became the secret owner of the Green Dragon Inn in the city of Greyhawk, where he kept tabs on happenings in the city. Robilar was not only the first to reach the 13th and bottom level of Gygax's Greyhawk dungeons, but on the way, he was also responsible for freeing nine demi-gods (whom Gygax revived a decade later as some of the first deities of Greyhawk: Iuz, Ralishaz, Trithereon, Erythnul, Olidammara, Heironeous, Celestian, Hextor, and Obad- Hai).
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Songs such as "Contender", "Come Saturday", and "This Love Is Fucking Right!" would stay band favorites, winding up on the 2009 album The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. Other tracks, such as "Orchard of My Eye", would be released on their first EP. It was at the time of their MySpace uploads that attention was being drawn to the act. Prominent music websites, such as Pitchfork and Stereogum, kept tabs on The Pains of Being Pure at Heart. After numerous shows around New York, the trio recruited Berman's roommate Kurt Feldman as drummer.
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Together, the two set off to find Catwoman and make her pay for leaving them behind.Gotham City Sirens #25 (July 2011) The two of them find Catwoman and fight her on the streets. While fighting, Catwoman confesses that she saw good in the both of them and only wanted to help them. When she tells them that she only kept tabs on them because Batman wanted to keep them under control, Ivy lashes out onto the city by using giant vines to destroy buildings, cursing at Batman for manipulating her.
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Staunton began his career with Celtic, playing in the under-19 youth team. He left Celtic to join Charlton Athletic in July 2006, with the London club - who paid £110,000 - having kept tabs on him for nearly a year previously. Staunton left Charlton to join Falkirk in August 2007 but was sent to Berwick Rangers on loan for the rest of the season in December 2007, with Falkirk manager John Hughes admitting he was "concerned about his lack of games." Mark was released by Falkirk on 27 June 2009.
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Under Hopkins's influence and led by his own childhood fascination with color variations, he took particular notice of how the color of urine changed. In 1897, a mother arrived at the Great Ormand Street Hospital with an infant and a diaper stained brownish- black. Dr. Garrod recorded the family history of the baby and kept tabs on the newborn's growth over the years. He quickly began seeking other patients with the same disorder and found forty cases and read up on the disorder, the first instance of which was noted in 1822.
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He later realizes that he is Fitz and Simmons' grandson. Following the battle with the gravitonium-enhanced Glenn Talbot, Deke leaves S.H.I.E.L.D. In season six, Deke establishes a tech company by "borrowing" S.H.I.E.L.D. tech to make new innovations, such as using the Framework as a virtual reality video game. Despite this, S.H.I.E.L.D. kept tabs on him via Agent Trevor Khan, who worked undercover as his partner. Deke was targeted by Sarge's group, who mistook him for a Shrike carrier due to his strange readings before he was rescued by Mack and May.
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Times Higher Education, 3 June 2005, CIA outrages UK academics by planting spies in classroom The secrecy is "a reminder for some of the bad old days of the 1960s, when the FBI and CIA kept tabs on the political views of U.S. professors."US News & World Report, 29 October 2006, Hey, Let's Play Ball: The insular world of intelligence reaches out for a few new ideas PRISP is named after Senator Pat Roberts (the then Chairman of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence). In April 2009, Citizens Against Government Waste gave PRISP a "Narcissist Award".
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Ignoring calls for liberalisation in accordance with the Soviet example, Castro continued to clamp down on internal dissidents and in particular kept tabs on the military, the primary threat to the government. A number of senior military officers, including Ochoa and Tony de la Guardia, were investigated for corruption and complicity in cocaine smuggling, tried, and executed in 1989, despite calls for leniency.Coltman 2003. pp. 258-266.Gott 2004. pp. 279-286. On medical advice given him in October 1985, Castro gave up regularly smoking Cuban cigars, helping to set an example for the rest of the populace.Coltman 2003. p. 224.
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After selling all 150 dishes, they had to be first across the finish line at Buckingham Fountain. Waffle Love kept tabs on Pho-Nomenal via social media. Despite winning the truck stop, initially allowing Pho Nomenal to sell only 20 dishes in Chinatown (120 dishes across three neighborhoods), they were penalized for selling outside of Greektown's small boundaries, meaning they had to re-sell 50 dishes in Greektown (total of 170 dishes sold by Pho Nomenal in Chicago). _Truck Stop_ : Upon arrival, the teams were given chicken, ground beef, and pork steak to create three winning dishes in 90 minutes.
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Dante's group soon arrive at the Qliphoth tree in response to their quarry Urizen awakening ahead of schedule, with V enlisting Nero who leaves Fortuna in secret to not concern Kyrie and Nico. Shortly after as Dante's group begin their mission, Trish reflects on how Mundus kept tabs on Dante and Vergil since Eva's death. Knowing of their survival, Mundus then created both her and the Angelos to succeed in killing them where the demons in his employ failed. Thanks to her knowledge of various demons, Trish attempts to figure out who Urizen is before she and Lady are knocked out by the Demon King before Dante arrives.
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University professors were hired, fired, and had their pay determined by an elected council of two representatives from every student "nation" which governed the institution, with the most important decisions requiring a majority vote from all the students to ratify. The professors could also be fined if they failed to finish classes on time, or complete course material by the end of the semester. A student committee, the "Denouncers of Professors", kept tabs on them and reported any misbehavior. Professors themselves were not powerless, however, forming collegia doctorum (professors’ committees) in each faculty, and securing the rights to set examination fees and degree requirements.
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Between 1995 and early 1996, Chicago's FBI unit were searching for any possible evidence which could connect the Runges to the disappearances of Frobel and the Pasanbegovic sisters. To do this, they kept tabs on the couple, traced calls from payphones, wiretapped the phones and sifted through the garbage. On March 8, 1996, with the help of two other law enforcement agencies, the FBI conducted a search of the Runge household, which Paul shared with his wife and his father, Richard. More than 200 items were seized, including a book about Charles Albright, a guide to police radio traffic, a crossbow, a stun gun and a knife.
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Daisy was so incredibly sad to not be able to raise her daughter, but kept tabs on Nina by staying in touch with her mother, Myra. When Myra called to tell her Palmer was trying to interfere with Cliff and Nina, Daisy came into town to defend her daughter and Cliff's love. Myra had a seance where Nina was able to communicate with her "dead mother" who encouraged Nina to follow her heart. Daisy dressed up in a beautiful dress and mask for the costume ball and was able to be in the same room as her daughter for the first time in years.
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When Gorbachev visited Cuba in April 1989, he informed Castro that perestroika meant an end to subsidies for Cuba. Ignoring calls for liberalization in accordance with the Soviet example, Castro continued to clamp down on internal dissidents and in particular kept tabs on the military, the primary threat to the government. A number of senior military officers, including Ochoa and Tony de la Guardia, were investigated for corruption and complicity in cocaine smuggling, tried, and executed in 1989, despite calls for leniency. On medical advice given him in October 1985, Castro gave up regularly smoking Cuban cigars, helping to set an example for the rest of the populace.
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Emanuel "Manny" (Alabam) Kimmel (April 14, 1884 – December 19, 1967) was a notable underworld figure between the 1930s and 1960s and the founder of the Kinney Parking Company, a chain of parking lots and garages which evolved into the media conglomerate Warner Communications and ultimately the present day WarnerMedia media empire. According to Connie Bruck,Master of the Game: Steve Ross and the Creation of Time Warner by Connie Bruck, pp.29-30 he cooperated with the major racketeer and bootlegger in Newark, Abner Zwillman, leasing his garages for storage of liquor during the Prohibition Era. FBI kept tabs on him for his business dealings with known mafia figures, and compelled him to testify in the trials of two of them; Abner Zwillman and Joe Adonis.
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As seen at the end of Death Wish II (in which three shots are heard over the end of the closing credits), Kersey resumed his mugger slayings even after killing the final member of the gang who kidnapped and murdered his daughter. Richard Shriker of the New York City Police Department kept tabs on Kersey's activities, or at least activities he suspected Kersey had a hand in. Namely, Shriker recalled reading of six mugger slayings in thirty-six hours in Los Angeles, four gang members slain in Kansas City (Shriker does not specify whether this was in Missouri or Kansas), and two mugger-rapists in Chicago. Shriker and Kersey's paths intersect again, as Shriker puts it "ten years" after Shriker's found out Kersey was the New York vigilante (therefore present day).
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As the CIA's Near East Division Chief from 1959 to 1969, Chritchfield was reported to have "kept tabs on" (in the words of The Washington Post) or even "helped arrange" (according to Timothy Naftali, writing in Foreign Policy) the February 1963 coup that overthrew Abd al-Karim Qasim and first brought the Ba'ath Party to power in Iraq. Qasim's expropriation of the concessionary holdings of the British- and American-owned Iraq Petroleum Company, as well as his threats to invade Kuwait, had caused many U.S. officials to regard his government as a threat to American interests in the Middle East. Chritchfield denied that the CIA had "actively support[ed]" the Ba'ath Party, but acknowledged that it was "better informed on the 1963 coup in Baghdad than on any other major event or change of government that took place in the whole region in those years", explaining that "we watched the Ba'ath's long, slow preparation to take control" and "we knew perhaps six months beforehand that it was going to happen." Archival evidence indicates that a high-ranking member of the Party had informed the CIA of an earlier Ba'athist coup plot in mid-July 1962.
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