How To Use Dutifully In A Sentence
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In his relations with his commercial agent a principal must act dutifully and in good faith.
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But dutifully stenographed Greg, as always, with enough practice you might become a fax machine.
Hillary Hits Obama: "Pennsylvanians Don't Need A President Who Looks Down On Them"
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Act dutifully and in good faith towards the Sole Distributor.
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He dutifully screamed, exposing the braces gilding his teeth.
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A liveried flunkey doffed his cap and drove the Peugeot away while others dutifully hauled luggage about.
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We laughed dutifully at all his jokes, even the ones that weren't funny.
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It seems ludicrous that they have been hung out to dry with such vituperation when in fact they are both dutifully fulfilling the only remaining important royal function there is.
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Lana looked at the crows' feet at the corner of Nell's eyes, her dutifully middle-class twinset.
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The FROW were all dutifully clad in Burberry Prorsum.
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Without looking up, the Commish dutifully scrawled his signature on my paper as Andra snapped a photo of us.
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At that time faddists of various persuasions proliferated up and down the Village: anarchists who dutifully went home every night to their mothers’ kitchens, a Hungarian monarchist with his own following, free-verse poets who eschewed capital letters, cultists who sat rapturously for hours in orgone boxes, cloudy Swedenborgians, and all the rest.
What Happened to the Baby?
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The relationship between the constituents and their elected representatives has deformed into the masses and their dutifully appointed leaders.
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I dutifully explained that the smoky spots were probably the result of natural irradiation caused by many tiny radioactive mineral grains, possibly monazite or xenotime.
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She didn't just dutifully put pen to paper, she told stories, painted pictures and opened a window into the frustrations and rare joys of her own life.
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Although dutifully gutted and stripped of their fur-bearing skin in the field by the trappers, the remaining bits of rotting flesh and grizzle began to give off a stink as the pelts thawed in boxes on the warehouse floor.
A DAY AT THE FUR AUCTION • by Stephen Taylor
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Dutifully, we put the flag out in front of our house, just like we do every Sept. 11 since that fateful day, just aswe do every Fourth of July and Memorial Day, and other selected dates.
9/11 - A macabre anniversary
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As a child swot, though, I felt a responsibility to my family to enter a "respectable" profession I dutifully studied law but found journalism's raffish camaraderie more accommodating.
Back to the land: from London to sheep farming on Eigg
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They must acknowledge that they had acted undutifully.
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I bought one of those and my mum dutifully kept hold of it until all the colours gradually slipped together and became a sort of blah browny sandy colour, when she wisely decided it was no longer worth holding onto.
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The Nazi artillery dutifully shelled without mercy, and the Luftwaffe bombarded the streets relentlessly.
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Adults still dutifully head home to mother for tonic soups when a hectic all-work-and-no-play lifestyle leaves them feeling under the weather.
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Certainly in person he answers - or evades - questions dutifully and without emotion.
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He dutifully read his speech from start to finish and when he came to the conclusion, his speechwriter had bracketed an instruction for him to now ‘pull the cord’.
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But once a week he has been dutifully turning up to learn xylophone with a music teacher.
The Sun
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Dutifully pursuing my health and fitness theme, I hobbled off to a spa just outside Palm Springs, where I could steep in a hot mudbath.
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The Communists dutifully echoed his admission, disclosing that even loyal Vietminh veterans had been unjustly tried and executed.
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The inspector dutifully recorded the date in a large red book.
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We dutifully cut out scary things from construction paper and glued together our own artistic efforts, pitiable though they were.
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The inspector dutifully recorded the date in a large red book.
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Could a jury properly directed, and seeking dutifully to comply with the relevant directions, conscientiously reach a conclusion that the applicants were actuated by malice or not?
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She is but the latest in a long line of backwoods cats to call this wildlife sanctuary home, her personal habits and transferable lessons each dutifully recorded by the man-who-writes.
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The latter has taken on a role akin to the proconsuls of the Roman Empire, dutifully relaying ever more onerous conditions imposed by the IMF.
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The wolfling padded dutifully forward to sniff noses.
Here There Are Monsters
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I dutifully swigged successive glasses of the Albariño with my codfish confit one night, and again with a thrombotic dish of grilled skate and veal sweetbreads the next.
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Sara arrived to the program after spending several weeks in Dili, East Timor, the country whose blogosphere she dutifully covers on Global Voices.
Global Voices in English » Featured Author: Sara Moreira
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The inspector dutifully recorded the date in a large red book.
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• Finally, when the Lib Dems' earnest history society met the other day to celebrate the 60th anniversary of their famous byelection victory at Orpington in Kent – one of many such breakthroughs on the path to government, one recalls – the current MP Joe Johnson, brother of Boris was dutifully present to hear guest speaker, Professor Dennis Kavanagh.
Hugh Muir's diary
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The English dubbing is every bit as wonderful as I remember it, and Sage dutifully sat through most of it (which, for an 11-month-old, is no mean feat).
Archive 2003-01-01
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But he was painfully anxious to exculpate himself from the guilt of having acted undutifully and disrespectfully towards France.
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Then, eight or 10 vehicles ahead, there was reason to slow down - we couldn't see why - so everyone dutifully braked and gaps in the line concertinaed.
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Through extremes of weather and disease, these scientists dutifully triangulate distances and gather botanical specimens throughout the Peruvian wilderness.
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Observe how she proceeds dutifully to The Lemon Tree to have lunch with the co-chair of the Flower Festival.
MIDDLE AGE: A ROMANCE
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The other two dutifully got out pencil and paper and wrote numbers one to ten down the side.
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Yet another male politician strays from the "sanctity of marriage" everyone is so quick to defend and yet another wife either stands dutifully by his side on tv or feels she has to explain herself and her accomplishments as if it's her fault.
Sanford's wife: He's earned a second chance
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A liveried flunkey doffed his cap and drove the Peugeot away while others dutifully hauled luggage about.
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So I dutifully checked my vaccinations were up-to-date - typhoid, tetanus, hepatitis A and all the rest - and resigned myself to six weeks of malaria tablets.
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So on my first visit, I dutifully bellied up to the upstairs sushi bar, ordered a shiny portion of botan shrimp, and prepared to ignore the contents of the standard brasserie menu filled with the same old tired frites and frisée salads.
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When dutifully checking in the next day, he explained that his application for permanent residency is pending, allowing him legal stay until it is resolved.
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All there was left to do was to stumble on, dutifully following the tracks on the ground as they appeared.
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Random people preceding me were confronting various BBC folk and questioning them, and I dutifully earwigged.
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The case of Sakineh Mohammadi Ashtiani, the Iranian woman whose death by stoning is ever-imminent, has become a mainstay on the docket of news reportage which dutifully highlights the savagery of Islamic law.
Beenish Ahmed: Damsels in Distress: Using Victimized Women as Political Ploys
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I took my place next to her with a dishrag, dutifully drying each mug and dish as Mami washed them in the suds beside me.
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Finally, a third time, the farmer got on the tractor, tilled the field, and dutifully took the corn planter back and forth over the field.
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Dutifully, she stripped off his gown, brought in a dishpan of hot water, and gave him a sponge bath.
ABSOLUTE ZERO
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The PFY dutifully phones and a ring sound emerges from the heart of the machine.
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ThorAu lives his life, and writes his life and the life of those around him and those that preceded him, and all this is transcribed and dutifully saved with crematorial compactness by a hard-disk.
Afterthoughts
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So, I dutifully removed the lower springs and spacers, remounted the waterblock and was rewarded with a much lower idle temperature.
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We believe, we really do, that Monday, Wednesday and Saturday evenings will see us puffing dutifully around the rain-sodden streets or enthusiastically grabbing cozzie and towel and setting off for the local baths instead of curling up with a takeaway and a DVD.
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By the end of this cycle I wind up with bins the Terminator would have trouble dragging down the driveway, but I dutifully haul them out in front of the wall and up onto the curb.
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He died of gangrene before he could pay, but his son dutifully discharged the debt.
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If you wanted to be generous, you could explain away the Empress' comments by pointing to the fact that she is of a different generation, one where women played traditional roles and royal consorts dutifully obeyed centuries-old rules.
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Yes, and the parliamentary clones dutifully trooped through the division lobby to vote for war.
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I dutifully got out my trusty green and red markers and set to work on one, but in the end, I argued Dad out of the idea by saying that the sign would make us sound illicit.
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Twist the key in the ignition and the engine doesn't so much explode into life as dutifully and modestly clear its throat.
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And maybe it’s because I’m tired of Hollywood grabbing the headlines and having all the juicy fun while we poets twirl dutifully in dimmer orbits, sipping chai, submitting to Kingsley Tufts, and sharpening our pencils.
Red Carpet Treatment at AWP : Patricia Smith : Harriet the Blog : The Poetry Foundation
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Then we boiled it dutifully and heated our tins on the Calor gas stove in the kitchen.
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Marcus makes clear that at every stage she behaved unreasonably, unsociably, and undutifully.
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She was clinging to her husband with one hand, dutifully spooning up the last of her chowder with the other.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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Still others, believing they are in C, will dutifully ‘tweak’ the final phrase of the piece to return to the note C at the cadence, making for a somewhat jarring ending.
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The future king dutifully did as he was told.
Times, Sunday Times
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He had dutifully nurtured a six-hair goatee and frayed the bottom of his jeans.
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Still he dutifully logged the coordinates and, helped by the tide, kedged his ship off the reef leaving behind an island whose far and distant isolation would one day become its most valuable feature.
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What lifts this movie above the usual run of dutifully sweet romantic comedies is the bright, fantasy-friendly sensibility of its two directors, Shari Springer Berman and Robert Pulcini.
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Just dutifully , he slept with his bride for a few days, then went back to school.
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It is a fitfully lively, dutifully interesting slice of quality moviemaking.
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In 1941, Calvino dutifully enrolled at the University of Turin, choosing the Agriculture Faculty where his father had previously taught courses in agronomy.
Italo calvino | if on a winter’s night a traveler « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
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Read THE ANTI-WAR NUMBERS GAME, archived below. tadair919 you ever hear the term useful idiots? that's when people ally themselves with the naive because they dutifully tow the same line. it's ...
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At Lord's I kept thinking how strange it must feel for Sri Lanka, playing a game that draws empty seats back home, but here in London's Greatest Beer Garden inspires a full house of the often insensible, the beer-goggled, the bladder-swollen, the game's faithful backbone lolling dutifully in their high-priced seats, all doing their bit for English cricket's new economy of the sozzled.
Sozzled - how English cricket got lost in drink | Barney Ronay
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We have only the permission for that use and disposal, and then only so long as we dutifully serve the reigning mobocracy in the manner it deems desirable.
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So, as we dutifully pile into our cars and sit in traffic while being battered with hurricane-leftover rains to celebrate the holiday that marks the end of summer (after just starting to feel less groggy from the totally schlocky sensory overload that was the VMA's. 24,526 projection screens ... so motion sick), fear not!
They used to keep me up at night (Music (For Robots))
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Yet they also talked constantly about how, if the apelike human male were molded correctly by them, could become more female, and therefore more human, then they, the women in my childhood sphere, could then rest well, assured that their Frankenstein monster would dutifully support them in the manner in which they wished to live.
Roseanne Archy
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Dutifully, we step on the correct train and go home to the overdraft statement, or the divorce petition, or the cold fear that our kid may be a junkie.
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They were merely old, and their children had undutifully failed to grow up and give them a place by the fire.
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The police dutifully later detained student protesters for burning effigies of her and even went so far as to arrest a street cartoonist for drawing unflattering caricatures of the president.
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He dutifully showed some business nous.
Times, Sunday Times
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She dutifully took a seat toward the rear as law and custom required.
The American Nation: A History of the United States to 1877
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The future king dutifully did as he was told.
Times, Sunday Times
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So I dutifully checked my vaccinations were up-to-date - typhoid, tetanus, hepatitis A and all the rest - and resigned myself to six weeks of malaria tablets.
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Smith dutifully applied for a parade permit.
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Caroline's hand shot out in a Pavlovian reaction and Vic dutifully admired the ring.
JUST BETWEEN US
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The Icelandic fans are a polite lot, keeping shtum during the quiet bits, a few going dutifully mental when the music becomes as abrasive as the grinding of tectonic plates.
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The mayor - and the journalists who dutifully conveyed his fears to the public - seemed oblivious to the fact that plastic bottles do not contain phthalates; they are, instead, made with a polyester called polyethylene terephthalate, which is something quite different even though it seems to sound similar.
Trevor Butterworth: The Worst Science Stories of 2007
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I dutifully started carrying this Mini-Me everywhere, sticking it in my bra like an extra heartbeat if I didn't have a pocket.
Holly Robinson: Staying Whole in a Fractured World
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Funny commercials suggest that if we dutifully swish harsh mouthwashes around and take all that torture like a man, the hard-earned payoff will be a healthier, germ-free mouth.
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Three weeks into her degree, Fahd was sitting in the university library dutifully highlighting a pile of notes when her eyes strayed to an office building across the way.
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The future king dutifully did as he was told.
Times, Sunday Times
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The fusion of ancient immortals then dutifully turned to the task of easing the transition of those that reached the end of corporeal life and fearfully joined the fusion of immortality.
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I will dutifully do a good job supervisor assigned to my work.
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Houseboating on Lake Powell, in the middle of the Great American Desert, is a totally different experience so we dutifully followed the dockhand's instructions on anchoring our boat - ‘Use a shovel,’ he said.
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Second, while Edwards did not cave into right-wing pressure, which was dutifully stenographed by the media, the power structure that allows Republicans to push any conceivable smear of Democrats and progressives into national focus is still fully operational.
This Isn't Over-- follow-up on Edwards Blogger Story
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The grass withered and the flower faded dutifully, note by note and line by line.
Times, Sunday Times
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The ledger might have been notes that she was dutifully and improvingly taking.
Lady Baltimore
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his cogitations were dutifully recorded in his daybook
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The EMR-generated report I received dutifully reported a full mental status was normal, that the extra-ocular movements were intact, the pupils equal, round and reactive to light, the oropharynx was benign, the dentition in good repair, that the neck was free of lymphadenopathy, jugular venous distention, bruit or goiter and that the trachea was midline....
It Happened Again!
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I guess the point of this little rumination is that your goal is not to “write right,” to write dutifully for an hour every day, to write the way the so-called experts – including me! — tell you is the proper way to write.
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When the alphabetical roll call vote for speaker began, members dutifully voted for Gingrich or Gephardt until Rep.
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Every soul within the enclave came dutifully to Vespers, and supper in the guest-hall as in the refectory was a devout and tranquil feast.
The Pilgrim of Hate
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It conjured up all sorts of iffy research - dutifully reported in the same newspapers that took tobacco ads - to ‘prove’ its case.
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So I dutifully began the process of double check for permit/ticket before punching details into my rinky dinky little hand held computer prior to handing out parking ticket.
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Palmer always dutifully signs autographs without complaint.
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Mazower dutifully ends his narrative with brief summations of its recent progress, but they can only come as anticlimax to the terrific events of its past.
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The oyster dutifully coats the little marble with anouter layer of pearl and much time is saved not having to grow each pearl upfrom the size of a sand grain.
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To be fair, NPR dutifully followed up with a climate change weekend segment a few days later that maundered semi-articulately around the connection of climate change to extreme weather.
Mary Ellen Harte and John Harte: Addressing Climate Change: Hilarity, a Hurricane, a Pipeline and a Time to Lead
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I dutifully explained that the smoky spots were probably the result of natural irradiation caused by many tiny radioactive mineral grains, possibly monazite or xenotime.
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Obviously, I reserve the right to dutifully report whether the whole thing devolves into something else -- like a massive call to sell Amway products or an urging that I jump into a woodchipper to save the Harry Reid campaign, or something.
How Will The Media Cover The Rally To Restore Sanity, Which Apparently Terrifies Them?
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I saw young ones, eyes downcast, dutifully hammering out license plates and leather purses.
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While it dutifully revisits all the dark corners of this emotive subject, by its conclusion, it feels as if he has illuminated nothing except the confusion and unknowability of the problem.
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I take my daily aspirin dutifully, along with my anti-cholesterol tablet, and I generally stick to a sensible diet, lowish in fat, practically devoid of refined sugar, and high in vegetables and fruit.
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I worked my way up, dutifully cleaning pro as I went and complaining loudly to no one in particular about the spindrift, steam and melt water on my glasses.
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Much as I now long for those Silesian dinners, dutifully prepared by my mum before she went to work and left for me on a plate on top of a pan of boiling water to keep warm, I never ate them in those days.
Family life
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This tie came about because all the Republican electors dutifully cast their votes for Jefferson and Burr, the two candidates endorsed by their party caucus.
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Dutifully, Eaton obeyed his mother and followed her, but he could not help but look behind him.
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She was clinging to her husband with one hand, dutifully spooning up the last of her chowder with the other.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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Barth's blurb is dutifully included on the back cover of Michael Martone, an example of this book's playful charm but also clear enough warning that we should indeed take the blurb as a formulaic "genre" that ought not to be taken seriously as literary criticism.
Writing and Publishing
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Dutifully, I grab a couple napkins from the dispenser next to me and pass them to my right.
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Now after several hours, both yesterday and today, of dutifully following the above steps, I was rewarded with the satisfaction of being merely a half-inch away from my goal - that point when mouth and hilt are one.
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The school day in St. Etienne-sur-Usson is full of drills, formal exercises and dictation, that staple of French education in which a teacher recites a passage from literature and the students dutifully copy it down.
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Akimbo an hatless rhinal for usb wireless modem, arillate help marxist on magnanimity, dutifully than coast.
Rational Review
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He won the election based on a pattern of lies loudly repeated and dutifully stenographed.
CT-SEN
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Those clerks who weren't too shaken dutifully ran their goods through checkout.
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No movies of me getting out of the pool, boys." They dutifully lowered their cameras.
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he dutifully visited his mother every Sunday
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More wine and schmoozing and I meet loads of lovely people until my girlfriend dutifully drags me home at 1am.
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We dutifully were rewed, six months after our divorce, with Lindsey Buckingham serving as best man.
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The teacher writes questions and answers on the blackboard - or the newer green, or white boards, and the students copy them down dutifully.
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So tonight we all get to sit through a really long and boring event, stifling yawns and clapping dutifully as our bums go numb on hard wooden chairs.
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It coughed and wheezed to a stop beside the pumps, and I dutifully walked out to serve the tired and dishevelled middle-aged woman sitting behind the wheel.
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Dutifully, he beached his skiff, dragged his mast and sails into their shed, and finally crawled off to his shack, to welcome slumber.
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Queen Victoria, her consort Prince Albert and the Royal children lined a balcony of Hull's premier hotel and waved to the crowds of children below dutifully singing the National Anthem.
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‘They are a good side and it will be a tough match,’ he had offered dutifully beforehand, and he wasn't wrong.
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I grimaced, as dutifully I passed the word to Mission Command in the orbiting HMS Cardiff above.
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The idea of letting anyone else witness me like this fills me with dread, but I dutifully trudge to the local lido.
The Sun
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I dutifully avoided the newer Bond, the likes of "Casino Royale" where Bond gets strapped bare-assed in a torture chair, but violence was becoming harder to avoid.
Jonathan Black: Confessions of a Failed Parent
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But once a week he has been dutifully turning up to learn xylophone with a music teacher.
The Sun
