Nor is the propulsive cultural/biological "Ass-Engine" scrupulously examined, and it's better, realer, harder fiction for it.
Jeb Stuart's "Blood Done Sign My Name" scrupulously examines a page from the recent history of the South -- a racially charged murder that took place in Oxford, N.C., in 1970.
Officials are wise to the wheeze of giving a Canadian credit for work performed by a foreigner: they follow the money and scrupulously examine how much individuals are paid.
We must scrupulously examine, influence by influence, those things that portray violence as an ultimate expression of power, and abundantly enable its exercise.
Anything as unusual as Gallup's methodological change deserves a closer look, because any sample design that leaves people out is something that should be scrupulously examined.
He is said to scrupulously study market research.
Last month Abrams published the monograph, which uses photographs, sketchbooks and other examples from Ms. Nessim's scrupulously kept archives to examine her work from the beginning.
When asked how he knew that this particular engine was worth the effort, Guerrero said that by examining the deposits on the inside of the exhaust manifold, he could determine that it had been scrupulously maintained.
In this scrupulously researched and witty history, Sean Takats examines the lives of these cooks as they sought to improve their position in society and reinvent themselves as expert, skilled professionals.
He'd walked back and forth several times and then sat awhile, the only customer in the store, and examined one of the shoes, hand and eye, scrupulously.
