The image shows a poster, hung high above a busy junction near Liverpool Street station, the wording of which has been carefully altered.
To change with the times, the mix of foods has been carefully altered to keep both the old loyalists and the new customers happy.
This is exactly the strategy we've been pursuing in recent research, carefully altering one maintenance factor at a time, observing the effect on the suspicious thoughts, and thus aiming to develop a precisely targeted – and therefore more effective – psychological treatment for paranoia.
The only time the reader gets a visceral sense of Franklin's character is when Mr. Brands quotes from his copious writings -- from his satiric ventures into journalism (often in the guise of a carefully crafted alter ego), his flirtatious letters to a bevy of younger women or his famous autobiography.
But now, our carefully curated online alter egos speak so loudly for us, our real selves are bound to fall short when we actually meet in person, said Ryan Howes, a psychologist in Pasadena, California.
This needs to be examined carefully as it could alter the interpretation of the data.
Therefore, in order to clarify this message and our claims, we have carefully revised and altered the title, Abstract and main text of the manuscript.
Most of these teams practice for weeks, they take notes, carefully select their wood, carefully measure brines or spice rubs, alter their cooking style to suit their judges, then practice, practice, and practice some more.
Ms. Pelosi restated her desire to create a "robust" government insurance plan but said she was carefully counting votes and would alter the details if needed to secure House approval.
Structural models must be interpreted carefully as disease mutations can alter the wild-type structure.
