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"Before the Trek, he studiously created a Special Love Hope Strength songbook of lyrics so that all the trekkers could join in and sing along.
SVB was lending long and borrowing short — an unbelievably elementary error that banks have been studiously avoiding since the savings and loans crisis of the 1980s.
Source: https://nypost.com/2023/03/16/putting-diversity-and-equity-first-nearly-crashed-the-economy/
The departing head of Tate Modern got a CBE for doing her job whilst studiously policing the State Art line for backsliders.
Source: https://www.counterpunch.org/2023/03/03/debased-currency-uk-arts-honours/
The Playhouse Theatre in Clare Street is more used to hosting actors who have studiously learned their lines but on 21st January the players from Canny Funny and Improvoke will be setting foot on stage with no idea what they will be performing.
Third, let’s assume that most people will not studiously examine the underlying definitions of the macros that are available in a particular generative AI.
Unlike the apps, these book blurbs assure me, Leach will studiously avoid anything that sniffs of a parenting fad.
WASHINGTON (JTA) — For months earlier this year, mainstream American Jewish groups waffled on how much to weigh in on Israel’s internal political debates, something many had studiously avoided in the past.