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Beth got even more specific.

During a recent trip to South Africa, I got even more specific questions: Here's the thing: I totally understand why people are asking questions about timing.

After 9/11, Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the admitted mastermind of the attacks, got even more specific, telling an operative, Iyman Faris, to "destroy the Brooklyn Bridge by cutting the suspension cables," according to a 2006 assessment of Mr. Mohammed that is among the hundreds of classified Guantánamo files made available recently to The New York Times.

Director David Leitch got even more specific: "I think it was a double-wet cappuccino," he recalled.

In her presentation of the report, she got even more specific, citing evidence that students in high-performing schools average 20 more minutes of Math and Language Arts instruction per day than students in low-performing schools.

They are about to get even more specific.

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The two-hour special "The Injustice Files: At the End of a Rope," Tuesday night on Investigation Discovery, gets even more specific.

In fact, you can get even more specific: Selecting just a few of your friends.

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Getting even more specific, within audio projects, only 21% of projects aiming for over $30k have been successful.