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He supported his decision with reasons that had already been considered and rejected by the tribunal in a six-day hearing resulting in a long and, in the words of the master of the rolls, Lord Dyson, "meticulous" judgment.
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His judgment and meticulous attention to detail frustrated the British attacks during the Battle of Saratoga, and Gates accepted the surrender of Burgoyne's force there on October 16, 1777.
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The phrase, which honors Lubitsch's light tone and meticulous pacing, also implies a limiting judgment, as if he were, in the end, little more than a playful, skillful technician.
Over 300 pages of his new book, Expert Political Judgment (Princeton), Tetlock demonstrates in meticulous academic detail that most expert forecasters are no better than the rest of us at the prognostication game.
It was a quick judgment rather than a slow, meticulous compilation of "mini criteria".
Thankfully he exercises better judgment within the covers of this meticulous and well-argued book.In this section Please don't go Never forget The heavens and the earth Lines of history Is nothing sacred?
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