According to The New York Times Manual of Style and Usage, "Because believable firsthand news gathering is The Times's hallmark, datelines must scrupulously specify when and where the reporting took place".
One has to wonder about the point of being scrupulously unbeholden when the result is a spectacle more lavish in its servility than almost any that Versace — a master of self-promotion who often managed to arrange for photographs from his ad campaigns to be used on the covers of fashion magazines — ever staged on his own behalf.
Gov. George W. Bush of Texas regularly suggests that Mr. Gore is a natural-born phony, and the vice president's every remark is now fact-checked so scrupulously that when he recently said he had once dreamed of becoming a teacher, reporters wondered if he could prove it.
Furthermore, the location of IAs should be scrupulously considered when making treatment decisions.
He is the most urbane of despots, forever sniffing at the white roses he so cherishes, and scrupulously polite, even when shedding blood by the bucketload.
He is the most urbane of despots, forever sniffing at the white roses he so cherishes, and always scrupulously polite, even when shedding blood by the bucketload.
There is a great, deadpanned, scrupulously honest moment when Kimmings admits she realised not long afterwards that she might be make a show out of the material.
Mr. Sharon, riding huge poll numbers, won another victory today when the scrupulously religious Shas Party said it would rejoin his government and vote for a belt-tightening economic package.
James Martz, an assistant state attorney for Palm Beach County, told the panel that his office had scrupulously followed state law when it seized the records, which were immediately sealed.
In our first conversation, she was scrupulously cautious and polite when she spoke about Purdue Pharma, saying, "I don't want STOP to be seen as fighting OxyContin".
