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There is a guy in Missouri named Roger Gibson, whose business Roger Gibson Auto Restoration does the kind of meticulous work I was hoping to do.

They don’t want to pay more than $1,000 in annual fees only to receive two sets of complex perks that require meticulous tracking.

We've based him in an office in Dragon Park, so he's got his own space to watch games - and he watches a lot of games - and analyse the opposition in a very meticulous way.

A West Yorkshire Police spokesperson said that since the early 2010s, the force had "significantly invested in and improved" its safeguarding capability and taken a "proactive and meticulous approach to exploring previous incidents".

Potter, a meticulous coach who thrived at Brighton on time and structure, was left with a squad so big the changing room was too small to fit them all in.