It seriously follows what Mark Twain intended only sarcastically when he said: "Truth is the most valuable thing we have.
The Army didn't seriously follow up until May; by that time, Mr Winfield had been involved in at least one of the murders, and he is now being charged with Mr Gibbs and others.
His letter said: "I request you to order the judicial system to seriously follow up the murder case … and identify elements behind the case and inform the people of the result".
He stated that "the story seriously follows the same arc as the movie, just in 20 minutes.
An institution that seriously follows the three secrets of safe microfinance is likely to benefit clients and be a healthy provider for years to come.
"It surprises me how many people seriously follow to try to get their Latin back," said Gallagher, explaining that the interest extends beyond the Catholic world.
Try to seriously follow our orientations for your own benefit!
Seriously, follow your GUT.
Fiame Naomi Mata'afa, Samoa's minister of justice, said: "What is significant about the declaration is that leaders have taken it on board as a priority, and I believe our leader took it seriously and followed it through with a law change in Samoa".
Alternatively, Mary Deitz (1986) asserts that Machiavelli's agenda was driven by a desire to "trap" the prince by offering carefully crafted advice (such as arming the people) designed to undo the ruler if taken seriously and followed.
