Jean Tirole's work scrupulously avoids the old assumption that competition and markets will take care of everything for the best.
He hoped the two appointees would conduct the work scrupulously and "with a critical eye rather than a confrontational eye".
They have evidently worked scrupulously on blending and balance, and as befits their time of life, they boil over with an edge-of-the-seat eagerness.
n spite of its title, '&apos Secrets of the Flesh,'' by Judith Thurman, is a fine and intelligent biography of Colette, with her long tumultuous life and the great body of work scrupulously considered and presented with style.
Indeed, the commissioners, with the occasional exception whenever someone of conscience slips into a commission chair, have worked scrupulously for decades to put the financial priorities of the nuclear industry ahead of their public safety mandate.
Director James Conway's decision to elide the two works is scrupulously realised.
And newer works are scrupulously protected from interfering adapters (at least until a movie is made) by living authors or their agents wielding the stick of copyright laws.
Although the body is the primary medium, and the work is scrupulously choreographed to the last, puzzling moments, it could almost certainly be performed by nondancers.
"Only his care," he wrote during the Seven Years' War, "his untiring work, his scrupulously just policies, his great and admirable thriftiness and the strict discipline he introduced into the army which he himself had created, made possible the achievements I have so far accomplished".
His spare time is spent watching old black-and-white videos of an exotic TV cook called Gala (Arsinée Khanjian doing Fanny Craddock with an outrageous French accent), whose work he scrupulously emulates in his rather grand kitchen to the strains of sentimental 1950s ballads like 'My Special Angel' and 'Faith of a Child'.
