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an exhaustive study
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"Even that explanation is hardly exhaustive," observed the criminal expert.† (source)
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The patient and I then plunged into a discussion of his case, of which I took exhaustive notes.† (source)
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Here's a non-exhaustive list of things I didn't know when I got to Yale Law School: That you needed to wear a suit to a job interview.† (source)
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Several exhaustive psychological studies were done on Halliday following his death, and his obsessive adherence to routine and preoccupation with a few obscure areas of interest led many psychologists to conclude that Halliday had suffered from Asperger's syndrome, or from some other form of high-functioning autism.† (source)
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He is exhaustively searched before being let into the visitors' area.† (source)
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Naturally I did an exhaustive check on my crops, and they're all healthy.† (source)
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In the campus book store, tucked away on the bottom shelf of the Alaska section, he came across a scholarly, exhaustively researched field guide to the region's edible plants,Tanaina Plantlore/Dena'ina K'et'una: An Ethnobotany of the Dena'ina Indians of Southcentral Alaska by Priscilla Russell Kari.† (source)
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The royal bloodline of Jesus Christ has been chronicled in exhaustive detail by scores of historians.† (source)
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I haven't written it from memory: that blank notebook my English teacher gave me all those years ago was the first of a series, and the start of an erratic if lifelong habit from age thirteen on, beginning with a series of formal yet curiously intimate letters to my mother: long, obsessive, homesick letters which have the tone of being written to a mother alive and anxiously waiting for news of me, letters describing where I was "staying" (never living) and the people I was "staying with," letters detailing exhaustively what I ate and drank and wore and watched on television, what books I read, what games I played, what movies I saw, things the Barbours did and said and things Dad and Xandra† (source)
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Paul knew that even an exhaustive analysis would turn up precious few traces of blood, his car had spent most of the spring with snowmelt running through it at flood-speed.† (source)
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It was not until his adventures had been exhaustively analyzed that the bald man began to withdraw from Eragon's mind.† (source)
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A few hours of (admittedly hardly exhaustive) Internet research this afternoon confirmed what I suspected: hypnosis is not generally useful in retrieving hours lost to blackout because, as my previous reading suggested, we do not make memories during blackout.† (source)
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Though his room on V Street, his one private place, was often a mess, he always has been neatly dressed and exhaustively scrubbed in public.† (source)
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Case in point: After a certain Kourier tipped him off to the existence of Vitaly Chernobyl, he put a few intensive weeks into researching a new musical phenomenon-the rise of Ukrainian nuclear fuzzgrunge collectives in L.A. He has planted exhaustive notes on this trend in the Library, including video and audio.† (source)
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Svensson had discussed Zala exhaustively with source G. (Gulbrandsen?) and suggested that Zala may have been responsible for the murder of Irina P. There was no saying what G. thought about this theory, but there was a note to the effect that Zala had been on the agenda a year earlier at a meeting with "the special investigative group on organized crime."† (source)
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