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In "Taboo," Jon Entine, a journalist, brings this evidence together to make a painstaking case that race and genetics are indeed "significant components" of the "stunning and undeniable dominance of black athletes".

Jardine went on to make a painstaking 24, at one point facing 82 balls without scoring a single run.

Lots of people who live in major vacation destinations make a painstaking effort to avoid "tourist spots".

General Scott's response included getting professional coaches for women's teams rather than volunteers, finding barbers who knew how to cut women's hair and making a painstaking expedition in search of marching boots that fit women.

Sangakkara, on the back of four successive hundreds, made a painstaking 45 and Lahiru Thirimanne a counter-attacking 41, but no other batsman reached 20.

The first began at 86-1 when Michael Carberry was pinned lbw by Peter Siddle from round the wicket after making a painstaking 12 off 81 balls.

To make a fantasy wedding a reality, painstaking attention must be paid to the details as if they were for a real wedding -- buying flowers, selecting a site for the ceremony and the reception, making a guest list.

I know how painstaking it is to make a movie, to make any art, so I suffered through the 127 minute experience in the hopes there might be a final reprieve, all the while wondering exactly where the joy the title of the movie talks about was to be found.

But senior Lib Dem cabinet sources said Clegg had made a series of painstaking compromises in the bill to win over middle-ground Tory MPs and create maximum consensus.

Inviting two reporters along to the closed-door meeting, Mr. Wright also played host during a studio tour that revealed the sometimes painstaking task of making Hollywood magic: On the set of the comedy picture "Evan Almighty," about two dozen people tried to film a live rabbit against a blue screen to help stock a scene in which the full complement of passengers on Noah's ark make an appearance.

The historic status of the building makes its restoration a painstaking process, said David Page, head of architecture at Glasgow-based Page\Park architects, the winning firm.