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Chris Newman, legal director of the National Day Laborer Organizing Network, an immigrant rights group that stands among Mr. Arpaio's loudest critics, said the documentary likewise plays into the sheriff's hands, exposing Mr. Arpaio's faults while also giving him the exposure he so diligently seeks.

Fairness includes diligently seeking comment and taking that comment genuinely into account.

Nepalese authorities this month have diligently sought to stamp out Tibetan demonstrations, saying they cannot brook agitations against friendly nations.

"They have not only recovered sacred church artifacts, but they have diligently sought their owners for lawful return".

The triple bill at Rumsey Playfield on Tuesday night was a snapshot of current pop: calculated, crisp, insistently catchy, selectively nostalgic and diligently seeking twists.

He told the fund's board that the fund was diligently seeking to stop investors from market timing, and that was true, with one not-so-minor exception.

So is this what Trump is up to — diligently seeking to create an enduring America First movement that will eventually supplant the Republican Party?

Other researchers immediately disputed the claim, and a California team that has been diligently seeking Wimps declared that it had found none at all.

Most executives I've worked with are keenly aware that implementations are big, risky projects, and they have diligently sought state-of-the-art advice by reading, attending conferences and classes, and hiring experts.

"This is a sad, even tragic case," the judge, Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court in Manhattan, wrote in a 40-page decision, "as it reveals how a widely admired hospital administrator who diligently sought to better the health care of impoverished communities nonetheless chose to entangle himself in the bribing of state legislators".

After a three-week trial last year, the judge, Jed S. Rakoff of Federal District Court, found him guilty, and in an opinion in September, called his case tragic in that it revealed "how a widely admired hospital administrator who diligently sought to better the health care of impoverished communities nonetheless chose to entangle himself in the bribing of state legislators".