For almost two decades, "Cops" has dutifully documented police officers as they contend with backyard perp chases, domestic disputes and the occasional moving violation committed by a woman in a bikini.
During the year, our favorite Educated Woman, Micella Phoenix DeWhyse, attained her Ph.D., ending her eventful 5-year quest, dutifully documented with a letter to Science Careers each month.
While mainstream journalists have dutifully documented the ongoing sectarian tensions, they have largely forgotten the backdrop to these events.
He choked up twice during a speech in which he thanked the 561 staff members and 1,393 interns who have worked in his office, as well as everyone who makes the Senate work — from the Capitol subway operators to the Capitol police — and reporters who have weathered changes in their industry to "dutifully document the first drafts of American history".
Hopefully he's paying attention to Yves Smith, who has dutifully been documenting the breakdown in international shipping that's resulted from complete loss of confidence in letters of credit.
Lebel — along with a Lebanese colleague, a fellow member of a global fraternity of dutiful document filers and data organizers — represents a way of engaging the world that is fundamentally opposed to the chaos and cruelty that defined Nawal's homeland during her time there.
A few days later, I tracked her move to a bigger studio, which she documented dutifully on Instagram to her 28,000 followers, with a hammy grin and a request for a high five.
The former chief justice dutifully copied documents and filed for months until a law school dean alerted the staff to the real identify of the woman they called "Rose".
The couple also helped Matisse found an art academy, a project documented here in a room of dull and dutiful student exercises.
The heady, brilliant, fifty-plus years documented here follow a somewhat predictable arc — an immortal opening salvo, a period of expansion, a period of contraction, a period of nonexistence — and "Sound System" tells that story, dutifully if redundantly.
Their liaison was part of the mystique of existentialism, and it was extensively documented and coolly defended in Beauvoir's four volumes of memoirs, all of them extremely popular in France: "Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter" (1958), "The Prime of Life" (1960), "Force of Circumstance" (1963), and "All Said and Done" (1972).
