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diligent

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Her high energy and ability to find holes will mean England's defence around the ruck will have to be very sharp and diligent.

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But the scheme has been criticised for not being diligent enough and effectively inviting fraud, as companies that dissolve before paying back the money often then do not need to repay anything.

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He said: "Police were very diligent and seemed very keen to present it at court… They felt that he was a fraudster, a bogus builder."

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“He’s a guy that is really diligent with his preparation,” offensive coordinator Greg Roman said.

Stardom born from diligent work does come with its dazzling perks.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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