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The Hyde Park exhibition is far more thorough and absorbing.
Her preparation for playing Palin, in other words, was far more thorough and exacting than the McCain campaign's was for putting Palin potentially in a position to control the launch of nuclear weapons.
However, according to Frederick Burwick, critics in Germany "responded to the Shakespeare Gallery with far more thorough and meticulous attention than did the critics in England".
I am convinced that if arts organizations did far more thorough and forward-looking strategic plans, ones that really anticipated the world in which the organization was going to operate, we could provide our artists and donors and board members and audiences the continuity they desire.
I'm tired of hearing people say, "Criminals will always find a way to get a gun, so why punish law abiding citizens with stricter gun laws?" Jared Loughner could easily have been prevented from getting a gun because a far more thorough and lengthy background check would have turned up many red flags.
There has been much pressure on the drug industry worldwide to do far more thorough testing and follow much better scientific procedures than was the case for thalidomide.
The latter would necessitate a far more thorough understanding and exploitation of the complex regulatory network.
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Yet refugees seeking admittance to this nation are subjected to background checks and interviews far more thorough than those for ordinary immigrants.
To get it right, the president ordered up a far more thorough process that would involve everyone — military commanders and experts on civilian reconstruction, diplomats who could explore a negotiation with the Taliban, and intelligence officials who could assess which side of the war the Pakistanis were fighting on.
