One evening, a tender strip steak ($37) reported for duty perfectly prepared and plated, and it was well accompanied by a side of terrific French fries.
For her part Ms. Argento, who has lately shown herself among the most fearless and talented actors of her generation, romps through "Mother" with a curious mix of ambivalence and duty perfectly suited to the movie's mad oscillation between lurid farce and unabashed love.
Some sections of the press, however, were more sympathetic; The Pall Mall Gazette thought the summing up to be justified, while The Daily Telegraph thought Coleridge's summary to have been "nobly comprehensive and eloquent ... he fulfilled his duty perfectly, displaying nothing but impartial desire for the truth".
By not slipping up and continuing to perform your job duties as perfectly as you can, you leave the tyrant as little room as possible to complain about your work.
Additional documents will reframe that publication; the man who expounded so eloquently on duty was perfectly capable of confessing his love to two different women on the same afternoon.
On the screen, Medvedev was intoning something about the duties he dutifully, perfectly carried out.
What happens when those duties aren't perfectly aligned?
The Times agrees, arguing that "stamp duty is almost perfectly designed to ensure the inefficient allocation of housing".
And as we said, for that duty it's perfectly poised and comfortable.
Those decisions, and the coverage of them, may have further ingrained the idea that cellphone cameras are now ubiquitous, and that in the overwhelming majority of the country (save for Illinois, and possibly Massachusetts), recording on-duty cops is perfectly legal.
