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Kishor bet that this meticulously designed political project could substitute for a loyal constituency.

"This transition phase is defined in particular by the tension between the meticulously detailed and naturalist figure" of the prince and the "vibrant, almost expressionist rendering of the background", he added.

"We lived in intense silent fear as an algorithm meticulously tore our family apart," the boy's mother says.

Instead of meticulously recording tracks, records would be dashed off spontaneously.

Owners can transfer ownership or choose to grant rights to third parties, exclusively or non-exclusively, through licensing, which can lead to a complex and often untraceable network unless paperwork is meticulously maintained.