Do an Allegra McEvedy and plan scrupulously what you are going to eat in advance of Christmas.
The reason, observers have postulated, may be the one, obvious thing that most of these initiatives have scrupulously avoided: what goes on in the operating room.
To ensure she remains scrupulously objective, she is not going to vote.
And I'm going to follow one recommendation scrupulously.
"The chancellor determined that while schools needed to scrupulously follow the law, we weren't going to disallow parent associations from holding raffles, especially given the economic climate," said David Cantor, Mr. Klein's press secretary.
In "Truth," he scrupulously considers the many forms that the case against truth has taken, going back as far as the ancient Greek philosopher Protagoras, whose famous saying "Man is the measure of all things" was seized upon by Socrates as an expression of dangerous relativism.
No one chases Eton hard about needs-blind admissions". If admissions were scrupulously fair, the private universities would be less likely to spend as much time and money on going into state schools and searching for talented students, he says.
"I love spreadsheets," explained Ms. Lo, who squeezes income from her busy teaching schedule by scrupulously tracking date, location, pay rate (from $32 to $100), course name and attendance for every class she has taught since going full time a year ago.
At home, Mr. Cuomo's parents scrupulously observed the Catholic liturgical calendar, and his father enforced a courtly, old-world morality expressed in the kind of admonition he would utter when the son left the house for a date: "Just remember that the girl you're going out with tonight is somebody else's sister," Andrew Cuomo once recalled him saying.
Though some might see the practice as exploiting a religious loophole, it is actually testimony to the lengths some scrupulously Orthodox Jews are willing to go to make sure they do not violate religious guidelines.
We plan our experiments scrupulously, and if one tiny element goes wrong, we curse ourselves for not being more careful.
