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"Tedy's coming along well," said Patriots Coach Bill Belichick, who added that the real test for Bruschi would come in a more rigorous workout Wednesday.

The hope is that more sophisticated standards detailing what children should know, coupled with more sophisticated curriculums and exams, will result in a more rigorous public education system.

Academia has gone quant, with once-humanistic fields like politics, on which I work at Harvard, studied in a more rigorous way, but at the price of having ever less to say about the world's big questions.

It is precisely these qualities that Dr. Sternberg and Mr. White say a written test can identify in a more rigorous way than interviews, essays or written recommendations can.

It's assumed that federal policy and the conventions of celebrity journalism are somehow related, although in a more rigorous world this is precisely what would have had to be proved.

Still, those composers, as well as others who wrote in a more rigorous, international style -- Roger Sessions and Elliott Carter, among them -- helped create an atmosphere of both collegiality and competition that was essential to their shared goal of establishing an American compositional style, or styles.

In addition, a more rigorous optimization in terms of an overall operating and equipment cost is carried out.

Mr Higgs also called for all boards to put in place a more rigorous appointments process for non-executive directors.

Allied to Lloyd George were those who sided with the Conservatives in seeking a more rigorous prosecution of the war.

The observation made by Albuquerque et al. is shared in that a more rigorous research is needed.

Finally, we would like to express our gratitude to L. Pecora, for insisting in presenting a more rigorous argument concerning the calculation of the conditional exponents.