He later left Aursland and moved to Sweden, but she only learned of the initial episode with Bostrom when she read the second volume, A Man in Love, where it is recorded with characteristically scrupulous candour.
The Queen, who has been scrupulous during her 62-year reign in observing the impartiality expected of a constitutional monarch, intervened publicly on 14 September.
Indonesia, the perpetual laggard, has dropped a plan to go soft on corrupt and indebted tycoons and brought in a new, supposedly more scrupulous team to sell the state's industrial assets.
Her mother Susan, a high-flying civil servant, played her Baby Einstein videos as an infant, read to her constantly, sent her to excellent schools and was scrupulous about handwashing.Susan is, in short, a very conscientious mother.
In years gone by, many thousands more attended than paid, as less scrupulous festival-goers jumped the fence to watch the bands for free.
Cautious, studious and widely respected during his long career as a civil servant, he spent almost half a century at Italy's central bank, one of the country's few institutions that have been notably and consistently effective and scrupulous; for the last 14 of his years there he ran it.
Sony, being the quixotic, open-minded and self-confident company it is, claimed to have no trouble with that, and even gave Mr Nathan carte blanche to probe where he pleased.Despite the most scrupulous efforts to ensure that the biography was his own, Mr Nathan admits to feeling at times as if Sony's PR department had indeed hijacked his book.
No, say its defenders: if anything, it is too scrupulous.
Mr Bower is not as relentlessly unpleasant as Kitty Kelley, and is a more scrupulous journalist.
First, it is scrupulous about ensuring that the EU's and NATO's efforts shall be complementary, not contradictory.
In the 1880s, according to Stevens, China showed a "scrupulous respect for individual rights and the economy of the soil".
