81.   If Greenspan is not found, he wins a season-long reprieve from public scrutiny.

82.   If only to provide public scrutiny for what too often seems to be mysterious machinations.

83.   In fact, the Public Records Act does contain exemptions that would allow such documents to avoid public scrutiny.

84.   In an interview on Sunday on CNN, Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., held that the impeachment debate would be more fruitful without instant public scrutiny.

85.   In most government agencies, the guiding premise is that public scrutiny and full disclosure make for better decisions.

86.   In one corner, we have the police who think they are being unjustly vilified whenever they are subjected to public scrutiny.

87.   In recent months, she has complained to friends that it is impossible for her to enjoy amicable relations with any man without him coming under public scrutiny.

88.   In recent weeks, the anthrax scares have heightened public scrutiny of the two-tiered emergency response system in many suburban counties.

89.   Increased public scrutiny could help detect conflicts of interest, he said.

90.   Instead, they expressed hope that public scrutiny of borrowing and trading practices would prompt financial companies to reduce their risk levels voluntarily.