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Wallace's way of loading up this indistinct area with scrupulous depiction made a lot of people feel less lonely; meanwhile, the possibility that being the depicter made Wallace feel more lonely has become a widely circulated armchair-shrink's allegory for the non-usefulness of self-consciousness.

Last March, one scrupulous security screener made a show of stopping an undercover tester from carrying on a small bottle of shampoo that was unlabeled but legitimate.

If, after a year of steady, scrupulous budgeting, it still hasn't made a dent in your savings or put a wad of cash in your pocket, feel free to re-evaluate.

It is, however, an unusual instance of old-school legerdemain in an era when mixologists have made an effort to be more scrupulous about cocktail history.

The episode is one of many recounted here that reveal the paradox of Oppenheimer's loyalty being made an issue by people less scrupulous than he was in the exercise of their duties.

"We have definitely crossed into the land of moral equivalency…One cannot make a credible case that a director so scrupulous about historical accuracy in his earlier films...would rewrite history to this extent simply for dramatic effect".

Tim wrote sparingly, which made his scrupulous scholarship out of tune with the frenetic publishing demands of the modern university.

CNN made two scrupulous decisions before the tragedy in Mumbai.

A scrupulous cleaning and degreasing of the deposition chamber allows to make a ZrN film with stoichiometry of 1.3 and to achieve a level of oxygen contamination equal to 5%.

His funds were provided only with scrupulous oversight and were contingent on the municipality making a financial commitment to stock and maintain the library.

Scrupulous in his journalism, in his books he was capable of inventing in order to make a truth even truer.