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Silihtau and her colleagues don’t have the time or staff to keep close track of how many locally acquired malaria cases have been treated at the hospital over the past year.

The dogs are gone but the children keep close to their mother.

The two continue to keep close contact as the book garners accolades.

Monday's proceedings made clear that Merchan has "no patience" for Trump's legal team and will "keep close reins on them in the upcoming trial," Laurie Levenson, a Loyola Law School professor who specializes in white collar crime, told Salon.

Nurses should know their policies, ask well in advance and keep close tabs on their PTO balances, nurse advocate Kylee Nelson wrote.