My covert listening operations involved scrupulously returning the vinyl to its proper sleeve, removing fingerprint smudges, and placing the records back in the order they were filed.
Linklater depicts events with a total straight face: ballasted by lots of talking-head footage (some with the actual townspeople involved), the film scrupulously avoids taking any kind of moral position.
They have to be scrupulously honest, but they do have to protect the parties involved.
Yet, during Catherine's reign, the country did not become involved in a European war, because the empress scrupulously adhered to the territorial agreements she had concluded with several western European nations.
Concert promoters involved in Mr. Johnson's coming tour will be required to buy carbon offsets, encouraged to use biodiesel equipment and guided through many other steps in a scrupulously detailed tour agreement called an EnviroRider.
Again, Mr Garton Ash is scrupulously fair, highlighting Orwell's sincere (and justifiable) fear of communist infiltration, as well as his fumbling feelings for Celia Kirwan, the British official involved.Some of the reworked articles are commendable journalism, but do not quite stand the test of time.
The Supreme Court's decision last year involving the University of Michigan Law School, though it defended a form of affirmative action, appears to put a 25-year limit on the court's tolerance of even the most scrupulously moderate considerations of race.
These lessons involve: the folly of overly ambitious and complex database designs, the need to regularly remind coordinating centers of the need to scrupulously maintain and archive linkage files, the benefits of planning in advance to link study data to the consent documents that specify how these data may be used, and the value of well-conducted data set integrity checks.
These systems require scrupulously clean starting materials and activating cocatalysts.
Or, less scrupulously, is Jobs sick and how does this affect stock price?
