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rigorously

adverb as in difficultly

adverb as in strictly

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Preventive Services Task Force that independently and rigorously assessed cholesterol management, Americans may not learn about new measures that could protect us.

“The RNC rigorously follows all campaign finance laws, and any suggestion to the contrary is false.”

He began the discussion by making clear that the committee would take into account anecdotal evidence and unpublished reports in its decision-making, along with rigorously researched data.

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He said the three adults joined others in "urging the inquiry to rigorously look at what should and could have been done differently, and in particular what multi-agency interventions there were or should have been".

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He is also rigorously non-political, and has said he will not be mentioning the recent killing of conservative influencer Charlie Kirk.

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