Dewey writes painstakingly about growing exotically named varieties of hemp -- Keijo, Chinamington and others -- on a tract of government land known as Arlington Farms.
My appreciation for the minutia painstakingly crafted into Arkham Knight has only grown after a Photo Mode was added to the PS4 version through a recent update.
Painstakingly simple but effective in construction, their songs may have grown up in modern Glasgow but were tutored in the 1960s.
By then, the parasite has grown 3 feet long and must be slowly, painstakingly extracted -- inch by painful inch -- and coiled gingerly around a stick to avoid breaking the worm and crippling its victim; this same treatment was used in Ancient Greece.
But, notes Gutsol, the company has a long history of understanding photo quality, having grown its service from LiveJournal community some eight years prior, where moderators painstakingly reviewed each photo.
Unless, of course, you're being stalked by a self-regarding sociopath with mind-control powers who is so obsessed with you he acquires the house you grew up in, painstakingly restores it to how it was when you lived there, and then emotionally blackmails you to co-habit with him alongside a suspicious bodyguard and a brace of distressed domestic staff.
And once Mr Blair has painstakingly presented the evidence of the growing threat from the Iraqi dictator and explained why "doing nothing is not an option", all but the most blinkered or virulently anti-American will agree.
But the central issue, seen from the Vatican's point of view, is the growing irrelevance of a painstakingly constructed body of international law which is being ignored by the US administration during its "war on terror".
These drones scout a burned area, mapping it down to as high as centimeter accuracy, including objects and plant species, fumigate it efficiently and autonomously, identify where trees would grow best, then deploy painstakingly designed seed-nutrient packages to those locations.
But it strikes a chord because St-Hubert was a rare homegrown success, a product of the painstakingly-built Quebec Inc. the industrial/political symbiosis that grew out of the Quiet Revolution of the 1960s and helped place economic power in francophone hands.
