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Those who are not so scrupulous have an easier time of it.
2
I congratulate you, my dear, on having chosen a protector so scrupulous.
3
You don't need to be so scrupulous about shaving every day.
4
The world gives you the reputation of not being so scrupulous.
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The speech- so measured, so scrupulous-startled Karney, coming as it did from Pope's lips.
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Who was she to be so scrupulous about her precious heart?
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But for the most part they were not so scrupulous.
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It was curious how little the father's rights weighed with so scrupulous a soul.
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For instance, he might not have so scrupulous a conscience.
10
He could not restrain a smile at this faint flaw in an impartiality so scrupulous.
11
Yet you hold him at arm's-length; you are so conservative, so scrupulous about Public Opinion.
12
He had been so scrupulous that he had refused to say a word at all.
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If Milne's detailing were not so scrupulous, his left-wing credentials might have undermined its validity.
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Somebody else might not be so scrupulous, you see.
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Certainly not many 'pfaffen' would have been so scrupulous.
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Another person was not so scrupulous, though, to be sure, he was not so poor.
