In New York, people are masters of being both the observer and the observed.
Meanwhile the Safe and Sustainable programme director, Jeremy Glyde, told the BBC that despite being invited to join the steering group as an observer, no-one from Northern Ireland took up the invitation.
As for the idea that being involved in the tech scene as an investor makes him a better informed observer, one might as well say that an energy reporter who consults for Halliburton and BP is better serving his readers through the insights he acquires moonlighting.
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Ayako also demanded that the government representative in the committee be given the right to vote instead of being an observer.
Standing in the plaza and looking up at the massive facades of the buildings and the elevated walkways and escalators that connect them, the observer has a strange feeling of being indoors.
The U.S labeling law prohibits any tuna caught using this method in this part of the ocean from being labeled dolphin safe even if an observer certifies that no dolphins were killed.
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The spokesman said he imagined she would speak, despite being described as an observer.
This is being done by having an observer in an intensive care unit monitor and record on a computer the communication between patients and medical staff and relatives.
In the Observer, he urges workers to visit the government website to see what is being offered and compare it to what union bosses have told them.
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Is there any serious political observer that thinks Michele Bachmann or Rick Perry stands even the slightest possible chance of being elected?
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