diligently

If diligently only one side of the maxim is followed, there would be less issues.

Things like dusting diligently, wiping diligently, and mopping diligently just weren't done.

It's also not useful if your main files get corrupted and you diligently propagate the corruption.

Did you still see a necessity for functional tests that test all permutations diligently?

HLA might be doable, though, especially if macro's are used diligently for pre-optimization work.

So if you actually need a monotonic timebase, you can't get it without having a human diligently subtracting leap seconds at random times.

It was a very powerful product diligently worked upon by a talented team.

I've diligently over the last few years scanned in various bits of paperwork and downloaded test results.

A citizen's response to this, as opposed to a globe-trotting metic's, is to fight diligently and patiently to minimize harm and make small improvements.

No way on earth would I have diligently taught myself those for months on end.

We should take IP theft very seriously, but we should likewise recognize those Chinese researchers who are working diligently to improve things.

However, you can deal with these things gracefully by diligently recognizing these instances in which you, for one reason or another, need to directly manipulate the DOM.

I read "How to make friends" a long time ago, and I apply those rules diligently to my interactions with people.

AWS has been diligently moving up the stack, creating higher level services that are "good enough" for many of their customers, who are increasingly enterprises teams who want to outsource as much as possible to Amazon.

On his next walk with Qc Na, Anton attempted to impress his master by saying "Master, I have diligently studied the matter, and now understand that objects are truly a poor man's closures." Qc Na responded by hitting Anton with his stick, saying "When will you learn?