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conscientiously

adverb as in faithfully

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adverb as in nicely

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The depictions of sex are explicit but meaningful and conscientiously presented.

From Salon

The “Y Tu Mamá También” and “Andor” actor has long understood his role as an artist to be rooted in conscientiously mirroring the world around him and the many colorful characters that inhabit it.

Mr Marshall said it was "unclear" how lawyers who knew about this issue in 2010 "could have conscientiously continued to be engaged in the prosecution of postmasters".

From BBC

“China hopes the relevant parties in Myanmar can conscientiously implement the agreement, exercise maximum restraint toward each other and solve the issues through dialogue and consultations,” she said at a daily briefing in Beijing.

He’s also the first modern Doctor since Christopher Eccleston to sport a leather jacket and be conscientiously fashionable.

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