" That kind of attention to detail "wins people over.
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Bradford's attention to detail also becomes clear from prolonged looking.
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The company's attention to detail shows on the Wolverine Ultimate.
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I want our staff to have that attention to detail.
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Where is the same attention to detail for mens' clothing?
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And as a photographer, I appreciate that attention to detail.
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Anything that requires attention to detail is impossible to do.
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Mr Slot's attention to detail turns up some fascinating facts.
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Sushi shoes reflect time, vision, and painstaking attention to detail.
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Check out the vid ... they REALLY paid attention to detail.
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The light is constructed with an insane attention to detail.
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From my observation, Amour Vert takes attention to detail seriously.
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The difference for us defensively was our attention to detail.
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He pays attention to detail and he keeps getting better.
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Ms. Cherkis succeeds, thanks largely to her attention to detail.
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There's a lot more attention to detail in certain places.
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You just don't see that attention to detail with Trump.
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Compliment their attention to detail, healing presence, and social circle.
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He applied the same attention to detail to the packaging.
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He does have that attention to detail on the product.
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A consistent theme through the family was attention to detail.
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It's an arduous process requiring a fine attention to detail.
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Such attention to detail has not been lost on parkgoers.
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The goal was to tout its workmanship and attention to detail.
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Image: Sam Rutherford/GizmodoWhat's really striking is Essential's attention to detail.
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It's all complemented by impeccable service and painstaking attention to detail.
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You said you can have really hyper-focused attention to detail.
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A high standard of accuracy and attention to detail is essential.
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That attention to detail led to incredible demand at Erin Rose.
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The video's looking sick and the attention to detail is flawless.
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Because the attention to detail paid to this ZL1 is astonishing.
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What's most impressive about the world is the attention to detail.
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They are often "over-promoted" because of their attention to detail.
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It's this attention to detail that makes Mary Poppins Returns sing.
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Each piece shows careful attention to detail, despite their small size.
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At the same time they all pay endless attention to detail.
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It's the attention to detail that really makes a joke work.
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All the environments in "Bloodborne" contain an insane attention to detail.
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Just momentary lapses in our attention to detail got to us.
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But Boston's Jackie Bradley Jr., at least, pays attention to detail.
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It's clearly made with a fan's love and attention to detail.
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This attention to detail is fastidious and most importantly, deeply loving.
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This product is a complex assembly with great attention to detail.
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"Same thing as pitching — attention to detail," he said in 2300.
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Ignore it and you are sloppy and lack attention to detail.
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I especially liked our attention to detail on the defensive end.
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It has both enormous ambitions and laser-sharp attention to detail.
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The handrails are carved into stone, with impeccable attention to detail.
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BKV: Cliff has an obsessive attention to detail that somehow looks casual.
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You seemed pretty impressed by his attention to detail in the episode.
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Please note the attention to detail, down to the same hand pose.
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And yet it's exactly such thoughtful attention to detail that democracy demands.
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Brzezinski said she was particularly struck by Pierre-Bravo's attention to detail.
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Both are unique and created with obvious care and attention to detail.
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"Sound design is really about storytelling and attention to detail," he said.
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But meticulousness and attention to detail are still essential to the field.
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Part of the company's success comes down to its attention to detail.
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But overall, an authentic luxury watch will have meticulous attention to detail.
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Muksin's attention to detail leads to some Easter eggs in his art.
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There is extreme attention to detail throughout the duplex, including delicate wainscoting.
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The attention to detail and respect for ingredients is second to none.
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Built with obvious attention to detail, it's polished, engaging, and surprisingly beautiful.
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He learned to do it with care and close attention to detail.
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"What I love about MASS is their attention to detail," Pape said.
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You produce high quality work, and I respect your attention to detail.
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Mr. Meyer brought the same obsessive attention to detail to the show.
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His obsessive attention to detail does not always bear fruit, of course.
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The attention to detail in that area really was second to none.
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To a man, Alabama players reflect Saban's attention to detail and his focus.
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Of course, such attention to detail and build quality translates into dollar signs!
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The scale, available in black and white, has particularly fine attention to detail.
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The queasy attention to detail brilliantly interrupts the simplicity of his character models.
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So here we are now, after a whole lot of attention to detail.
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It's a keyboard for "purists," winning points on quality and attention to detail.
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Its attention to detail makes sure it doesn't ever fall on its ass.
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This same attention to detail and care must be taken with small businesses.
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The mind-boggling attention to detail doesn't end with the drivetrain components, though.
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I appreciate the attention to detail of getting the perspective right on this.
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"Leah is a perfectionist and pays such close attention to detail," says Burke.
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Most people who use Google Maps do so without much attention to detail.
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The level of quality and attention to detail in this house is unsurpassed.
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One of Apple's greatest strengths has always been its obsessive attention to detail.
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Libras, meanwhile, tend to oversee their social circles with stringent attention to detail.
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I've heard he's a manager who's attention to detail is just too great.
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What's most immediately striking about the show, however, is its attention to detail.
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Read More: 10 times people were blown away by Pixar's attention to detail
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The attention to detail is part of what makes these photos so compelling.
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The attention to detail is clearly the most striking thing at Galaxy's Edge...
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But how about more than five full days of meticulous attention to detail?
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I can get things done super quickly and with super attention to detail.
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One of the key messages from my dad was about attention to detail.
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But these broad experiences are anchored by an almost novelistic attention to detail.
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Her attention to detail animated each of the 25 works in the exhibition.
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Kilgast's careful attention to detail captures each texture and detail of the vegetables.
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Inspect the facility Aviation requires attention to detail and an aversion to hazards.
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And from my mother's side I got analytical skills and attention to detail.
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"Yet attention to detail doesn't buy passion," Neil Genzlinger wrote in The Times.
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The prose has the beautiful attention to detail that embeds us in place.
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It was the kind of attention to detail Mr. Mattei is famous for.
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NOW WE HAVE TO START PAYING ATTENTION TO DETAIL BECAUSE OF THE UNCERTAINTY.
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Of all forms of homage, attention to detail is perhaps the most loving.
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Of course, paring down with such attention to detail comes at a price.
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"They send a signal of stealth wealth and attention to detail," she said.
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Still, the immersive shop was immediately impressive for its careful attention to detail.
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The attention to detail in the lead-up to their battle is noteworthy.
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The impeccable detail on the mask shows Coulter's artistry and attention to detail.
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His attention to detail is never pedantic, but provides clues to attitudes and beliefs.
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The icing on the cake that is this season is the attention to detail.
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At Lune, there's Kate's fembot meticulousness and absolute attention to detail at every step.
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What matters most is often — usually — execution, not wisdom; attention to detail, not vision.
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This Airbnb was clearly designed with love, and the attention to detail is obvious.
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One of my favorite parts of the weekend was the camp's attention to detail.
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Respect and love should be shown to all,attention to detail is necessary too!
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That reputation was solidly grounded in fact, for Kubrick's attention to detail was exacting.
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Kubrick's attention to detail also came at the expense of his actors and crew.
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It's their attention to detail,' said [cofounder] Gary Carlston—and their dedication to perfection.
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In the hallways, the attention to detail was remarkable for this kind of event.
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That requires a level of perfection, testing, and attention to detail by determined professionals.
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Particular" because of his keen attention to detail, "even down to renewing our vows.
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Respect and love should be shown to all, attention to detail is necessary too!
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"Attention to detail" and "customer service" rounded out the top three competencies companies seek.
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If you have, it's worth revisiting for the production designers' incredible attention to detail.
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Paying careful attention to detail, Alexander strives to make her knitted moths readily identifiable.
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With its legendary attention to detail, it is making its operations even more efficient.
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That passion for finance and attention to detail hasn't changed in the intervening years.
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What are we to think about their attention to detail in other important areas?
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"That's attention to detail," said Sébastien, admiring the model of Geneva's St. Pierre Cathedral.
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In our fast paced environment, your strong attention-to-detail is an important trait.
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They came out with energy, effort and attention to detail has been very good.
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Johnson continually emphasizes the quality and attention to detail, movie tie-in be damned.
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They were all period-appropriate [because] Disney pays a lot of attention to detail.
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"We take care over our products and focus on attention to detail," Hannan says.
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You have that real Japanese sort of ritualistic, formal, super-attention-to-detail service.
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The store continued to charm me for its attention to detail and decorative additions.
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There were no frame rate issues and the attention to detail seemed consistent throughout.
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When we got up, we didn't pay attention to detail in the same situation.
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Attention to detail will reveal hints as to the broker's interpersonal skills early on.
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The museum pays great attention to detail and even minutiae, but it isn't myopic.
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But I like to think that there is an attention to detail in both.
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The nomenclature theme nods to Emoni's maturity and integrity, and her attention to detail.
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The attention to detail in shots of social media feeds and comments demand pausing.
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What is helpful is paying attention to detail and being very conscientious about it.
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They appreciated the attention to detail and the authenticity, but it wasn't for them.
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Trust us, that attention to detail will get you brownie points in the bedroom.
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Trust us, that attention to detail will get you brownie points in the bedroom.
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Players attribute improved fundamentals and work habits to Eaves's passion and attention to detail.
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Reynolds Woodcock would have had a heart attack at such nonexcessive attention to detail.
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In interviews, they spoke of her resilience, sense of duty and attention to detail.
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All of his drawings displayed a keen sense of observation and attention to detail.
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It's also immersive because it has that attention to detail, and that attention to authenticity.
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But Labunka says Atari Vault sets itself apart with its almost fanatical attention to detail.
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It's clear from the attention to detail that the home is a labor of love.
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Our attention to detail and our ability to focus in chaos was not there (Wednesday).
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However, that intense attention to detail starts to fade over time, especially for minor tasks.
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We know history is doomed to repeat itself, but this is impressive attention to detail.
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Atlus has lovingly crafted a world that is brimming with personality and attention to detail.
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That attention to detail has been shrunken down even further with the new, $200 Raspberry.
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Attention to detail, a strong work ethic, professionalism and intra-office skills are a must.
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Throughout the app, Chen says he and his team employed an extreme attention to detail.
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It demands long hours, is painstakingly precise, and dependent upon an amazing attention to detail.
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The extremely dangerous machines calls for a high technical knowledge and strong attention to detail.
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The video fills in the attention to detail and the artist's empathy for her subjects.
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Even better, artisans were hard at work restoring its grandeur, paying meticulous attention to detail.
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Bly, who is hosting with the same attention to detail as she did her wedding.
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There needs to be attention to detail; not just the broad gloss that Dean offered.
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Decor is highly regarded, incorporating unique furniture, design accents, historical elements, and attention to detail.
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The care and attention to detail put into every frame still resonates with readers today.
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The answer lies in the shoes' soles and the attention to detail in their manufacturing.
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I really appreciate your attention to detail in the way you describe the varying textures.
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The real appeal of the MarbleLympics, and this video specifically, is the attention to detail.
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Ying's work sets itself from the pack with its elegance, attention to detail, and restraint.
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Origin's attention to detail makes it one of the best gaming rigs money can buy.
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Attention to detail and commitment to the process also contribute to Madden's success, Ridland said.
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Mr. Clayton plays mainline jazz piano with surging energy and a miniaturist's attention to detail.
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"His fanatical attention to detail paid off," said Alex McKenzie, one of the team members.
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Thoughtfulness and attention to detail are paramount and make every guest feel like a VIP.
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The pieces are pretty basic as long as you have a fine attention to detail.
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The long gestation can be attributed in part to Mr. Olvera's obsessive attention to detail.
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" She added, "Her intricate designs reflect an extraordinary attention to detail and a worldly sophistication.
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Art encourages broad unstructured initial thinking, leading to outcomes that require painstaking attention to detail.
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Everything Guardiola has done stems from his meticulousness, from his almost pathological attention to detail.
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The company apparently isn't applying that same attention to detail with its facial recognition technology.
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Though these pictures and staircases don't move, the attention to detail is still highly impressive.
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Cons: Room design feels a bit generic, and housekeeping could pay better attention to detail.
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You can expect personalized service and extreme attention to detail, though it comes at a cost.
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To succeed at scientific research, for instance, obsessionality and attention to detail is almost a must.
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The actress and producer's attention to detail came majorly into play when perfecting her professional vision.
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And that boldness and attention to detail is something that Thompson prizes after working with DaCosta.
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Beyond the deeply bingeable narrative, the The Expanse's attention to detail really makes the show sing.
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Every facet of the hotel feels like it was designed with creativity and attention to detail.
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But her obsessive attention to detail and data-driven management style created some enemies at Google.
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Qualifications The ideal intern will be a super creative team player with amazing attention to detail.
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The craftsmanship and attention to detail is extraordinary... as it should be for the insane price!
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Finely rendered, the figures boast delicate shading and soft lines and reveal incredible attention to detail.
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If there's on thing about The Wing that stands out, it's the startup's attention to detail.
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There's some attention to detail in the stitching, leather, metal accents and even the ear cups.
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He drove us nuts with his attention to detail, but that is what made Apple successful.
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The carmaker created the image to highlight the "attention to detail" it puts into its products.
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The gowns are beautiful, complete with the special attention to detail that Marchesa is known for.
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I could tell the staff took pride in their work and paid close attention to detail.
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Nike paid close attention to detail to make it virtually identical to the original '90s pair.
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The authenticity and attention to detail is part of what makes the experience so much fun.
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This was not someone mailing it in: The story about his attention to detail held up.
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"The attention to detail ... reflects the fact that the intended clientele was relatively privileged," she wrote.
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Here's a look at our favorite design elements that highlight the company's close attention to detail.
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And van Es's attention to detail and celebration of form and color continue in his photographs.
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Shelton exercises the same attention to detail at the winery that he does at Case Farms.
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It praised his attention to detail, ability to transform ingredients into mouthwatering dishes and his legacy.
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It sets the tone for an exceptionally well curated exhibition with an immaculate attention to detail.
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To feel believable, a moving city requires a variety of moving parts and attention to detail.
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The performer's attention to detail is impressive — the stony texture of his skin, the weathered look.
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Her staff admired her attention to detail, but knew she was often her own worst enemy.
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Kirsten liked Frank O.K.—she respected his attention to detail—but she didn't really trust him.
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But attention to detail and protocol is hardly Ms Patel's forte, as her Israeli adventure suggests.
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Right now it's just staying together, staying confident, and paying attention to detail for 48 minutes.
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The attention to detail has kept collectors fascinated with Hot Wheels for the last five decades.
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Despite an intense attention to detail, the 1920s house is uncluttered to the point of emptiness.
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Purées require a special attention to detail, especially when meat is cooking simultaneously in the dish.
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About Bombas' hiking socks:Bombas' hiking socks show the same attention to detail as their gym socks.
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The attention to detail extended to our entry at Lagos's Murtala Muhammed International Airport, in March.
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"How to Hide an Empire" nimbly combines breadth and sweep with fine-grained attention to detail.
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It's that kind of attention to detail that made the world of Harry Potter so special.
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It also requires attention to detail, in order to translate presidential priorities into real-world effects.
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Jane the Virgin doesn't have a subreddit, but it sure deserves one for fans' attention to detail.
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Note the attention to detail with the "O" of "Boring" completely colored in to represent a tunnel.
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It seemed possible, given how rarely he makes public appearances, and his well-known attention to detail.
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Come for the intensely loyal fandom, stay for the incredible attention to detail and excellent makeup work.
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The attention to detail is impressive: The nub on the strap is a piece of ceramic, too.
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As for work, I found myself able to blast through calls with a feverish attention to detail.
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Webre's craftsman's touch and attention to detail force her to make last-minute changes that delay construction.
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She told Roberts that such attention to detail is one of her favorite things about her fanbase.
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We played a hell of a team, and our aggressiveness and attention to detail was much better.
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"It's really the attention to detail and then the ongoing maintenance for it as time goes on."
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But the looks and attention to detail in the design are high-class in both Polestar models.
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Morgan's attention to detail and surface also manifests in her ceramics, which are inspired by face jugs.
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Many of Morris's works, however, show an attention to detail that would be impossible under that model.
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This attention to detail kept visual effects supervisor Ken Ralston busy during every step of the filmmaking.
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And yet for all our attention to detail, we don't know exactly what triggered the cataclysmic event.
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But it's also an opportunity show off obsessive design and attention to detail worthy of Steve Jobs.
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The game had in-jokes from the show, voices from the cast, and perfect attention to detail.
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"Pay attention to detail even when it comes to tile," says Cortney in the series' fourth episode.
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Attention to detail, a strong work ethic, professionalism and intra-office skills are part of the role.
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It's a career that requires a high level of education, critical thinking and intense attention to detail.
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And for good reason: The recaps are delightfully nit-picky, even obsessive in their attention to detail.
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But I don't think that same attention to detail has been applied to the overall interface yet.
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GT Racing 2 is one of my favorite racing apps because of the game's attention to detail.
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Rather, Cloutier said, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up.
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The drinks require a lot of attention to detail (read: you're not getting a drink here quickly).
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Use it on your cover letter and the reviewer may instantly discount your attention to detail period.
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I like a bunch of other features about the Beats Solo Pro that show attention to detail.
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He lauded Weber's leadership by example in terms of his preparation, attention to detail and consistent performance.
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"It really becomes inspiring when he's defending like that with a real attention to detail," Spoelstra said.
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"You want to make sure the reader sees that attention to detail matters to you," Flaharty said.
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And that need for strength and attention to detail only gets greater the larger the gun is.
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Some are pushing 90, but their memories are sharp, their attention to detail telling, their language concise.
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But it's hard for star chefs to grow without losing their excellence, edge or attention to detail.
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Her diorama-like sculptures were intimate and inviting, while creating intrigue through a palpable attention to detail.
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Roger Cloutier said, "it was a lack of attention to detail" that led to a mix-up.
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Quality ingredients, care, and attention to detail will yield a masterpiece, so don't compromise standards — elevate them!
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Nearly every kind of public space in the city has been developed with close attention to detail.
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The following episode, "The Club," features wall-to-wall background music but sacrifices no attention to detail.
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"You really have to pay attention to detail, and it requires balance and hard work," he said.
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I wanted Jeff Vash on the video production for his eye for symbolism and attention to detail.
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That kind of attention to detail is the stock in trade of this three-year-old hangout.
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Diagnostics requires precision, attention to detail and patience enough to do things the same way every time.
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I was treated well, but I do agree that housekeeping could have paid closer attention to detail.
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Communication, collaboration and attention to detail are some of the most frequently-used phrases in job postings.
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As with her attention to detail in the White House, Bennett argues in her book that Mrs.
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There are also luxurious touches that show the architect's attention to detail, including this swan-neck sink.
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It's pretty quiet, but beautiful to see how much attention to detail was put into the construction.
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But with the shift in ownership, attention to detail in town gradually began to slip, residents say.
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The attention to detail is truly astounding, from the carved wood features to the kid-sized furnishings.
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Pay close attention to detail, since that is the type of thoughtfulness that turns Taurus moon on.
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But many applicants skip over crucial opportunities to show attention to detail, like choosing the perfect font.
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For one, while the mullet was nice, the real attention-to-detail genius was the Jofa helmet.
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With roomy pockets and careful attention to detail, you can really bring the famous grey tabby to life.
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Close attention to detail gives my pieces the final touch and then off to the oven they go!
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As Mr. Robot Season 2 comes to a close, the show's attention to detail may feel almost overwhelming.
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The White House Correspondents' Association could learn a few things from this group's doggedness and attention to detail.
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LeWitt's works often include lengthy instructions requiring attention to detail and concentration, in addition to his conceptual texts.
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Robert Eggers' carefully planned and plotted directorial debut The Witch shows an astonishing level of attention to detail.
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The report, true or not, tainted Manning, a quarterback known for his work ethic and attention to detail.
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But in the midst of a true crisis, it would seem that greater attention to detail is warranted.
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Beyoncé's attention to detail during her iconic #Beychella performance had the Beyhive freaking out all over social media.
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The campaign also features the same attention to detail that the revived Battlefront series has become known for.
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Beyoncé's attention to detail in every part of her career is by far my favorite thing about her.
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Through her attention to detail, she offers viewers a close look at each wrinkle, each change in texture.
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It's in these moments where LKA's meticulous attention to detail accentuates the horror of its premise and setting.
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The bag is supremely well-built, and the attention to detail on stitching, straps, and pockets is phenomenal.
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Today video game music is almost equal to music in a film, with that same attention to detail.
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Yes, but it shows an attention to detail for enthusiasts, the hardcore—the very people Microsoft was bleeding.
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Van Gogh (and general art) enthusiasts will be happy to know the attention to detail doesn't end there.
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Nevertheless, the candidates' images reflect a lot about them: their personalities, their attention to detail, and their competence.
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A small trinket — like a mug from their favorite coffee shop — shows your appreciation and attention to detail.
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It's more revealing about the attention to detail from Trump and the people Trump has working for him.
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It's this type of attention to detail that makes this toy popular among parents, kids, and adults alike.
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Your planetary ruler Mercury squares off with stern Saturn on Wednesday, asking you to pay attention to detail.
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Yet the pieces are simply the product of 20 years' experience and a lot of attention to detail.
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The same attention to detail is invaluable when addressing how best to retain and motivate one's own employees.
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Their Nobel Prize will help Banerjee and Duflo promote both their attention to detail and their global thinking.
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Despite Ive's unrelenting attention to detail when it comes to Apple products, he doesn't advocate obsession among consumers.
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Candidates must have attention to detail, excellent writing skills, excel under pressure and have a sense of humor.
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It seems like we have a little more energy and attention to detail with him on the mound.
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There's an attention to detail that makes these some of the most flattering jeans I've ever put on.
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He probably also has terrible attention to detail as all people with rough-looking shoes must have, right?
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Moicano was only 15, but he had showed attention to detail while reviewing positions than most black belts.
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With great attention to detail, they even added a chocolate drip, imitating the look of Kylie's lip kit.
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In addition to an immense attention to detail, the actors actually met with their characters' real-life counterparts.
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His insights and attention to detail have helped us traverse quickly towards launching and improving products at Snapdeal.
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" Mr. Watson's attention to detail was so renowned that he was called the "master of the paper clip.
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Steve Jobs famously had an obsessive attention to detail, pouring over every little aspect of Apple's product designs.
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The new environment was obviously crafted with the same care and attention to detail as the base game.
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But his attention to detail is one reason that customers, including the actor Alec Baldwin, keep coming back.
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"I appreciate that," Ms. Osnes, a two-time Tony nominee, later said of Mr. Blankenbuehler's attention to detail.
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Yet attention to detail doesn't buy passion, either in romance or in recreating the tumult of the 1930s.
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Patrick: And this is the reason I'm telling this specific story is because it's the attention to detail.
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"He pays so much attention to detail," said Chris Owings, who switched from infield to outfield last season.
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" — Sean Leslie, senior content strategist at Payscale "Attention to detail is a desired quality that many employers value.
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Rubin and team started building the Essential smartphone two years ago, and the attention to detail is clear.
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"He wants to bring back the attention to detail that this part has," he said in an interview.
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"The official job description states that while previous experience is not essential, applicants must have "attention to detail.
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If they lack in drama, they abundantly evidence Tolkien's microscopic attention to detail, visual rhythm, and complex ornament.
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How's this for attention to detail ... St. Michael's halo features a pear-shaped solitaire of VVS clarity diamonds.
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Animated with immense attention to detail, they're proof that Anderson does not, as some have speculated, hate dogs.
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Given that this car was obsessively engineered with impeccable attention to detail, that's a weird ergonomic miss for Chrysler.
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This kind of work, which is common in neuroscience research, requires time and a borderline pathological attention to detail.
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Now that I think about it, they both have this attention to detail in a way that's very feminine.
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You will be an excellent editor with great attention to detail, with ideas about how to present material visually.
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We've got to find a way to come back with the same concentration level and same attention to detail.
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It's been said that attention to detail is the determining factor in whether something is great or just good.
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Beck's loving attention to detail, to the stained wallpaper and the color of the door and mattress is astounding.
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The attention to detail being paid to the superficial appears to lead to more granular —and realistic — plot details.
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The attention to detail in the EMotion is striking, but perhaps unsurprising given that it's truly a designer's car.
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" She says everything was produced with a high level of craftsmanship and "attention to detail at an affordable price.
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The apps are known for their high-quality design and attention to detail, and have their own devoted followings.
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Pay attention to detail, things that people did in the house, like 'We love your pine, herringbone floor pattern.
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With her remarkable attention to detail when it comes to color and character development, no one would be surprised.
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The mother of one has previously paid much attention to detail when it comes to her daughter's living space.
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Megan: I lived in San Francisco for about two years, so I'm really invested in the attention to detail.
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Robots are generally good at repetitive physical labor and reactive, high-precision tasks that require careful attention to detail.
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With Sunfall we wanted to bring that attention to detail to the British summer festival we know and love.
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"I'm not saying we don't pay attention to detail, but there's a certain amount of freedom," Mr. Kinch said.
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Here's why: The Melfi people pay excruciating attention to detail, regardless of the trim level of the vehicle involved.
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"There's something about the exoticism of the culture and the acute attention to detail that I love," he said.
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Like West Point cadets and millions of U.S. veterans, successful CEOs also tend to have meticulous attention to detail.
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The attention to detail created an event that celebrated the beloved discount store as much as it celebrated Charlie.
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In Ritter's view, this attention to detail ultimately allowed Branson to compete with much larger incumbents like Delta Airlines.
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One of the things that makes Citizens of Humanity's jeans so unique is the brand's close attention to detail.
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Race has become something of a local legend for his enthusiasm, attention to detail, and on-point air guitar.
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It's a small thing but speaks to Apple's insane attention to detail and never-ending quest for clean design.
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The care and attention to detail is still there, but it's racing as a series of tests and procedures.
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Previous episodes — with their short, tense scenes, their attention to detail and their long flashbacks — had a literary feel.
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Using strong black lines and high contrast, Suartika's meticulous attention to detail emerges in his figures and his shading.
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The Giants were impressed with McAdoo's organizational skills, work ethic, almost fanatical attention to detail and seasoned football acumen.
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Though it would make the process more efficient, it still required an investment of time and attention to detail.
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Despite her attention to detail inside the main house, Chanel likely spent most of her time at Rosehall outside.
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The attention to detail was to be expected, given how convincingly Hometown conjures a Texas Hill Country barbecue palace.
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They feel as though they are drawn directly from life, with minute attention to detail, and they probably were.
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Not every movie has a big budget, but it&aposs the attention to detail that the veteran community respects.
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Kim, the president's pick for the finance portfolio, is known for his attention to detail and humble personal background.
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I love the hardware, Apple's attention to detail in iOS, and the quality of apps that developers have created.
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But their most exacting attention to detail was brought to bear on the re-creation of Cuarón's childhood house.
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"I don't think there was enough attention to detail for the rich and deep category," Aina said in her review.
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When you're intoxicated you pay less attention to detail, which means you're most likely to send a sext you'll regret.
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All this attention to detail comes together in a laptop that I could literally open and close with a fingertip.
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With attention to detail, she completed her formal look with an emerald and diamond bracelet that sparkled on the carpet.
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But as it turns out, Valencia has a passion for weddings and a knack for organization and attention to detail.
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All week, Manning's teammates praised his concentration, his attention to detail, how his passes whipped through biting winds at practice.
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Complementing the designs' modern aesthetic, the clothing items themselves are constructed from zero-waste materials with extreme attention to detail.
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No party at a Black household is complete without all of the above, so I appreciated that attention to detail.
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Gabe's shop snapped the pic and used it to create the chain and it's clear he paid attention to detail.
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Supporters say she has steely determination, pays attention to detail and focuses on getting on with the job at hand.
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Watching this episode, it's clear that careful attention to detail guides the production, even though it's a fairly minimal set.
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Many of the Find X's failings can be ironed out with better attention to detail and more time for refinement.
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With Samsung's One UI, that attention to detail goes a little deeper, into menu headings and dialog boxes and icons.
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Trump spelling actually is a serious indicator of no attention to detail or accuracy in anything he says or does.
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The city has its own beautifully unique vibe, and I love the attention to detail and the sense of respect.
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"They demonstrate a great attention to detail to reduce as much as possible the risk of raising suspicion," he said.
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In terms of scale, maybe, but in terms of attention to detail, it clearly left a lot to be desired.
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Second, it's a book whose attention to detail in the natural world leaves you more attuned to your own environment.
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WCS already has Chandler's bounce and defensive intensity, and is in hot pursuit of his refinement and attention to detail.
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The exercises are thoughtfully selected and explained in a friendly manner; the monsters and environments show great attention to detail.
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Known for impeccable attention to detail, and prioritization of public spaces and common areas, the Arlo brand is highly decorated.
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Venetian white tile, bold colors and attention to detail unify the home's five bedrooms, and a two-bedroom guest apartment.
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My finance background and attention to detail enabled me to reconcile and find errors in complex financial statements and models.
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The attention to detail is adorable, and it provided a welcome respite during a week-long trip to visit family.
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I could appreciate the sheer attention to detail, even if staring at animal skulls while eating meat seemed somewhat macabre.
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These factories have to "meet our strict requirements of ethical working conditions and an extreme attention to detail," Niño explains.
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Upscale boutique hotels are all about attention to detail, which seems to be a work in progress at the Figueroa.
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But longtime customers say that Mr. Klein's instincts and obsessive attention to detail are what makes the Sunset Tower special.
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"You've got to pay attention to detail, to see what people are actually doing that spreads the disease," he said.
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When it was favorable to him, Dr. Wright appeared to have an excellent memory and a scrupulous attention to detail.
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This is going to be a person who pays attention to detail, a person who's reasonable and is hard-working.
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But nothing quite matches the restoration of Culver Studios, in part because Hackman Capital has paid lavish attention to detail.
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With an ambitious script, pitch-perfect soundtrack, and heartfelt performances, Netflix's All The Bright Places shows great attention to detail.
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But his policy swerves, lack of attention to detail and contradictory statements leave the country guessing how things will unfold.
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There is great attention to detail, and the production design by Rakesh Yadav and Nitin Zihani Choudhary is on point.
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Though she is famous for her attention to detail, she often talks about health care in no more than generalities.
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These companies are so successful, he says, because they focus on having competent managers who pay meticulous attention to detail.
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There's such attention to detail with the props that it isn't immediately obvious why one's own reflection doesn't show up.
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And that attention to detail has certainly been applied to this latest edition that's half educational tool, and half craft project.
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If your grandmother ever cut the crusts off your peanut butter and jelly sandwich, you'll appreciate this grandma's attention to detail.
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Putting together a polished convention with a coherent lineup of speakers requires a lot of hard work and attention to detail.
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Composed with auteur level attention to detail, she explores the symbolism and rituals of her cultural heritage, both European and African.
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But coloring your hair is a process that takes careful attention to detail, or you could ruin your unit beyond repair.
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And, the best movie space suits are the ones that also communicate that same kind of hand-hewn attention to detail.
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Over the years I've been building costumes, I've found one thing that really makes or breaks a costume: attention to detail.
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"There's an attention to detail that's remarkable," said Tomoko Ogura, the senior fashion director at Barneys, speaking of Spencer Vladimir's pieces.
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The idea of that attention to detail going into our purchases does make us ache for the bygone era of glamour.
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There's a lot of attention to detail to deliver things on time in the way that we expect to deliver them.
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Attention to detail, especially regarding the globe, led to delays in shipping the Moon; they ended up about four months late.
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They're vogueing femme, so it's contemporary, but the way that Hanna is put together, that attention to detail—that's old school.
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Hopefully, given its warm public reception and its incredible attention to detail, the Avista is a look at Buicks to come.
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"'Attention to detail' is such an ubiquitous turn of phrase, it doesn't do justice to what he actually does," he said.
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What separates Ansar Al-Khilafah is the decent attention to detail in video demonstrations of various communication tools and security technologies.
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Employers increasingly are seeking employees with so-called soft skills, such as communication, organization and attention to detail, according to CareerBuilder.
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The Titanic II will have as much Edwardian opulence as the original, with a careful attention to detail in the recreation.
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It was a major lesson in thinking on your toes, having a sharp attention to detail and working as a team.
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His work is imbued with a contagious respect for nature and humanity that comes out in his inhuman attention to detail.
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As is typical with all things Rick and Morty, the brevity doesn't mean there's not a ton of attention to detail.
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For sure, the amount of effort that has gone in and the attention to detail in so many areas is impressive.
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The Navy instilled discipline in me, and both that job and the one with the T.S.A. heightened my attention to detail.
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This eatery pays so much attention to detail — everything here is house-made, from the loaves of bread to the pastries.
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After wearing them for a significant amount of time, it's clear that you're paying for high quality and attention to detail.
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It attempts to bring a little more attention to detail to the industrial and economic side of life in your city.
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Flow by Moleskin: Creative app for sketching, writing and drawing, Flow, was chosen for its attention to detail and overall design.
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What really stands out beyond the deliciously gory plot is the attention to detail and accuracy of representation in the film.
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This attention to detail — tantamount to a reverence — is what makes much of the fair's art so intriguing and, simply, great.
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Over time, people began to notice his attention to detail and the size of his network and began asking for recommendations.
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The meticulous attention to detail in recreating New York in the 1950s for the Amazon show transcends the usual nostalgic kitsch.
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Uncovering the beauty of African women and their worlds within fractured and layered colonial histories demands a special attention to detail.
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Silly as it sounds, the scene is a textbook example of the attention to detail "Billions" pays to its Manhattan machinations.
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It's super-nerdy stuff, for sure, but at the end of the day, I think that attention to detail pays off.
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Reviewers have praised the story of the Boston Marathon Bombing for its intensity and for director Peter Berg's attention to detail.
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Surgery requires attention to detail, team collaboration, physical stamina and fine motor skills—and a soundtrack can help with the endeavour.
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It is pretty awesome the attention to detail and dedication those elite soldiers put into farewells for the fallen at Arlington.
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Increasingly, employers are seeking employees with so-called soft skills, such as communication, organization and attention to detail, according to CareerBuilder.
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If, for example, you claim a strong attention to detail, make sure your follow-up emails are personalized and grammatically correct.
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Saturn's placement in Mercury-ruled Virgo points to various innate skills that call for diligence, perseverance, and close attention to detail.
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The most successful companies are run by CEOs who have one "critically important" trait in common: They pay attention to detail.
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Cons: Room design feels a bit generic compared to some more contemporary hotels, and housekeeping could pay better attention to detail.
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He is, according to past and present colleagues, perfect for this job: great attention to detail, slow to panic, quick to decisions.
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She was known for her elegant perfection and attention to detail, but there were some things even Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis couldn't control.
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This is where the zoom on the 24-70mm did an even better job of showcasing the Z43's attention to detail.
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That lack of attention to detail is an issue that I've especially seen affect non-binary people over the past several years.
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The German Chancellor, who has a doctorate in quantum mechanics, is known for her obsessive attention to detail and for her patience.
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A lot of love and attention to detail went into that game, from the destructible environments to the VFX to the concepts.
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But what attracted me was the care and attention to detail she demonstrated via a lifetime's accumulation and curation of these things.
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The incredible attention to detail, to bringing small actions and gestures to life with thoughtful controls and and precise feedback, drops away.
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Close observation and attention to detail gave both Leonardo da Vinci and Marisol the ability to truly capture their sitters' individual essence.
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I like what Fullbright has shown us, though, especially because Tacoma's spaces exhibit the same delightful attention to detail as Gone Home's.
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They represent so much obvious effort, meticulous attention to detail, and engineering expertise that it feels a waste not to celebrate them.
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Fans are divided over the flub on Twitter, with some cracking jokes and others furious at the lack of attention to detail.
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Moments like these drive home Gainsbourg's obsessive attention to detail; SebastiAn says she would spend hours trying to pinpoint a single word.
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He's creative and strict in his attention to detail but also patient, has a nurturing quality and is so full of joy.
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I find her meticulous attention to detail captivating, which is why I have an issue with the way she paints the trees.
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From her beautiful horse stable setting to her gorgeous Reem Acra gown, Cuoco and her planning team paid close attention to detail.
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It's a goal that shares, in both its careful attention to detail and its necessary backstage camaraderie, a lot with drag itself.
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I always remember that how you do something — the process and attention to detail — is as important as doing the job. 3.
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Guidroz shares her personal relationship to skater hair, the real story behind Lucas Hedges' eyelashes, and Hill's acute attention to detail, ahead.
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All of this attention to detail in the process is also reflected in the price of Porter Road's meats (they aren't cheap).
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It takes time, patience and attention to detail to stack each sodium-laden, burnt-smelling slice into a piece of culinary art.
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Indulging in dewy-eyed nostalgia with all of his usual obsessive attention to detail, Mr Tarantino lets the good times roll instead.
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In court records obtained by PEOPLE, detectives allege that Michael Scott Hatfield created both of the scrapbooks with "meticulous attention" to detail.
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"While only a few of the exercises were new to me, the attention to detail and technique was completely new," he said.
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With meticulous attention to detail, he attempts to reveal the essence of his subject and go deeper than what is usually seen.
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"Waitresses need to show attention to detail and customer service," says 26-year-old Google alumni and CEO of WayUp, Liz Wessel.
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"The attention to detail and the complete inability to compromise on anything, from all these artists, is a common thread," he says.
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Users are attracted to ride-sharing apps because of the additional security and the attention to detail in the quality of service.
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His sword techniques are badass, but what's especially impressive about this video is the attention to detail on the first three snowmen.
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"The biggest factor in the 2017 release date is attention to detail," wrote Atlus PR manager John Hardin on the PlayStation blog.
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In "Tea Party," as in other recent paintings, Eisenman's attention to detail adds another layer of meaning and feeling into the work.
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"She has got the same sort of freedom of the imagination, and attention to detail, and getting it done," Guinness told me.
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Otherwise, you might give the impression that you didn't put any effort into your application or you don't pay attention to detail.
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One of the things that makes a Stephen King novel so enjoyable to devour is his descriptiveness and meticulous attention to detail.
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All of the food reflected attention to detail, especially the steak, which was several steps above the steak at Outback or LongHorn.
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Collins, who died of breast cancer last fall at age 77, oversaw the design of her home with painstaking attention to detail.
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We'll see how it goes, and I'm hoping he will get rewarded for the way he works and his attention to detail.
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His work has a streamlined intelligence, attention to detail and austere beauty that make it seem transparent yet mysterious, straightforward yet perverse.
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There she discovered the rituals and magic of science: She embraced its rules and procedures and the attention to detail it demanded.
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We're all about all this immense attention to detail, which is very subtle and 90 per cent of people won't see it.
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As a result, each element is crafted with obsessive attention to detail, from the suede boots to the thrust and foot plates.
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His attention to detail for crafting the menu went down to picking the types of rice and chiles that make him tick.
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What differentiates Swag from the likes of CustomInk and other competitors, Parker said, is its attention to detail and ease of use.
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"They have a great attention to detail and bring a lot of different aspects of the movie back to life," Brown says.
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This very specific attention to detail is reflected in every bit of the show, from the sharp dialogue to the wonderful cinematography.
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Their uniforms, instead of being a symbol of intimidation, became familiar and mirrored some of baseball's traditions — attention to detail, honor, pride.
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Paak video, bringing together an attention to detail in his visuals, while creating a seriously engaging storyline spread out through three songs.
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Given his curious, lightning-fast mind and attention to detail, it's surprising that he had no interest in formal education after that.
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Still, the attention to detail makes for a vivid picture of city life at a time of staggering wealth and shocking poverty.
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"Men pay attention to detail in their grooming, from their beards or mustaches to their eyebrows and their haircuts," Ms. Cromwell said.
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Feature With the new show 'Maniac,' he continues bringing an auteur's sensibility — and a fanatical attention to detail — to the small screen.
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Extra points for attention to detail: Thomas used an old-fashioned flip phone of the kind readily available to Horn in '03.
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"Dressing in a professional manner shows you pay attention to detail and take pride in yourself, which also translates into your work."
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That generosity of spirit and attention to detail suit a book about this "mother of exiles," who was always welcoming outsiders in.
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But despite all the attention to detail, the environments end up creating the perfect setting for a meditation session free of distractions.
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Ms. Lopez has described his artistry and attention to detail as reminiscent of the acclaimed hairstylist Oribe Canales, who died in 2018.
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At the end of the tour, I was truly impressed by the attention to detail put into designing and building the facility.
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AND SO IF YOU START PAYING ATTENTION TO DETAIL AND START WALKING THINGS THROUGH STRATEGICALLY THAT'S WHAT I'M TRYING TO FIGURE OUT.
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Attention to detail, strong typography skills, familiarity with design systems and respect for deadlines are all things we will be looking for.
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In D.U.I.I., we see a more unified story format but with the same attention to detail and a focus on autobiographical sequences.
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And unless it is designed, constructed and monitored with great attention to detail, it can also be one of the most terrifying.
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The new Yoshi is far from the first game to utilize this aesthetic, but what sets it apart is the attention to detail.
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Its beautiful design, attention to detail and intuitive "flipping" user interface sent it to the top of the charts on the App Store.
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Instead, it was her quick wit and attention to detail that allowed her to see just how the Night King would go down.
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The car was drafted with such an absurd attention to detail that everything you do in it feels better than a regular car.
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M: It's true—animation is an extremely time consuming and tedious process involving massive attention to detail in both the creation and editing.
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Trump's handling of this reflects poorly on his supposed ability to hire the "best people," his attention to detail, and his overall competence.
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The photo, oddly, looked like a stock image — not something that Westworld, with all its intense attention to detail, seemed likely to use.
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The mix of stylized creatures and fantastic attention to detail makes Primal's action sequences feel like segments from a particularly thrilling nature documentary.
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But Stone and Carell's strong performances, and the film's impressive attention to detail, may win over Academy voters in not-so-straight sets.
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Venus in Virgo has minimalist tendencies, but is excited by the avant-garde, and turned on by people who pay attention to detail.
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But this type of thinking also underscores Apple's overall attention to detail when it comes to creating a product critical to its ecosystem.
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BOXFOX's moral values, alongside attention to detail and artistic aesthetic, projected their growth faster than any of the three women could have imagined.
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"When we see those things, we can get a sense of how meticulous that person is and their attention to detail," Glassman notes.
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Razer has a habit of making fantastic peripherals for PCs, and the attention to detail here makes me think the trend is continuing.
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Such was his attention to detail that rehearsal rooms were set to the exact temperature that could be expected during the real thing.
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But the star of the show is developer Arc System Works' art style, attention to detail, and superb capturing of the DBZ spirit.
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That being said, the attention to detail and the digital candle's realistic functionality are a testament to how long it took to make.
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Beet tartare with cucumber, buttermilk, and Calabrian chili is plated with the same attention to detail as the four-star food of Niche.
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Attention to detail, the ability to multitask without letting anything slip, a willingness to travel, and a focus on personal tasks are essential.
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But the attention to detail, the persistence, and the long-game approach of these hackers stands heads and shoulders above other phishing campaigns.
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The attention to detail is so great that the art team has a full-time staffer dedicated to getting the paint colors perfect.
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I asked him if he had a science background, because of his attention to detail and his specific, biodiverse choices of subject material.
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Unfortunately, when it comes to sunglasses, the president doesn't seem to have the same attention to detail as his style-conscious veep. 8.
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Tillman writes pictures the way Jeanette Winterson writes the body: with great and counterintuitive attention to detail, theorizing and revising as she goes.
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Trump's nominee to head the Food and Drug Administration is a conservative with the right experience and, perhaps more importantly, attention to detail.
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On a formal level, Eisenman's placement of figures within a receding space is masterful, while her attention to detail further animates the scene.
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Le Creuset's products last for years (if not generations), are made with distinct attention to detail, and come in many eye-catching colors.
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Friars coach Ed Cooley hopes his team pays closer attention to detail when Brown travels down College Hill to battle Providence on Wednesday.
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When friends expressed concerns about his narcotic adventures, he swore that his geeky attention to detail prevented him from risking too much harm.
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The Pump Street bakers' attention to detail is all-consuming but, as pastry chef Lance Peters points out, this isn't a science lab.
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But Jeff had such great knowledge of the league and his attention to detail is as good as anyone I've ever been around.
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The marvel is in the profusion of those ideas through the years and the Necks' preternaturally patient attention to detail as they materialize.
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They're very influenced by this period and by the films and pop culture of this period, and their attention to detail is phenomenal.
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Talk to any player on the team (I interviewed quite a few) and the phrase "attention to detail" springs up sooner than later.
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The sisters are known for their meticulous attention to detail; one dress from an early collection famously took over 150 hours to finish.
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For the new place, Studio Peregalli sought to retain the feeling of timelessness and attention to detail, but to do something completely different.
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Whitlatch also has a background in zoology and paleontology, which informed her anatomical precision and attention to detail for each species she designed.
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On a visual level, the show's attention to detail remains ferociously focused, with clever props and set-design touches nearly everywhere you look.
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That's hardly a spoiler, but "The Two Popes" observes the transition with an attention to detail that produces a surprising degree of suspense.
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TC: You're pretty candid in the book about not being punctual and not having great attention to detail, but these are minor offenses.
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Moore, who has built her career in language analysis, said that attention to detail is crucial to developing relationships and, ultimately, influencing others.
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It requires a deep attention to detail about what literally happened, to the point of parsing specific word choices by the Trump administration.
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But what really sets this hotel apart from other places to sleep, is the careful attention to detail and comfort in the rooms.
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But in this attention to detail is also a studied quickness, and he's easily most the efficient chef we've hosted in the kitchen.
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I later decided to utilize my natural eye for design and my acute attention to detail to leave finance and join the design world.
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In a world where some singers merely wander around a stage while forgetting the lyrics, Tinashe's attention to detail when dancing is really impressive.
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There is a fanatic attention to detail in Fired Up, which also includes one of the signature diner sets of glass miniaturist Emily Brock.
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Photo: APEver since it launched in September, iOS 11 has been riddled with glitches, bad UI decisions and general lack of attention to detail.
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It's the amount of time and the attention to detail, from walking off the street and into the dressing room, to walking on stage.
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If I had to buy a single one of these right now, I'd go with the Trakke — the attention to detail appeals to me.
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"Paying attention to detail is how my playing the game got me right here," she said, specifically referring to her grab of the advantage.
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The HBO epic, returning for season 2 on Sunday, April 22, has an attention to detail unrivaled by nearly any other show on television.
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And the picture it paints is one of a company that values attention to detail, but also has little idea of how construction works.
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It speaks to a certain level of attention to detail, where even the cases of blank tapes were made to look interesting and appealing.
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Due North was a parody of a period piece, one of the most complicated genres because of how much attention to detail is required.
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But more goes into these exciting games than simply good design and attention to detail; Frontier also roots its games in bona fide science.
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The attention to detail is astonishing, right down to the stitching on Kratos' leather armor and the chips on the edge of his axe.
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In the past, forgers attempting to get a similar looking timepiece to market wouldn't put nearly as much attention to detail into their fakes.
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While Ocean Waves lacks Miyazaki's flair for the fantastical, it maintains the attention to detail and pacing that Studio Ghibli films are known for.
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Mocafico wanted to honor the Blaschkas' attention to detail by creating photographs so realistic that viewers would think he had actually shot marine life.
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However, if attention to detail is your thing, you'd probably notice that designers have removed a bit of the Republic of Ireland as well.
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Ten years set the games apart, but in many ways, Far Cry 2's attention to detail is more impressive than Far Cry 5.
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Every matter is important, whether it's a tax issue, a defense issue — every issue deserves the incredible attention to detail that McCain gave it.
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Flowers aren't always a generic gift — not when they have the attention to detail that the expert farmers at The Bouqs Company put in.
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Because of this attention to detail, Cleanly is able to make a pick-up as soon as thirty minutes from the time of order.
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"Her attention to detail and focus on the task at hand is like no one I've ever met," her former coach Brandon Dyksterhouse said.
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This attention to detail is reminiscent of the work that went into Jorge Masvidal's UFC record breaking knockout win over Ben Askren, last month.
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Additionally, many of the creative and stylistic choices around Boris and Theo's scenes are particularly well-done and show a keen attention to detail.
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Creating a realistic battle scene — whether it's from World War II or the Napoleonic Wars — demands technical know-how and precise attention to detail.
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It is, therefore, imperative that the community team takes training and executing all cleaning-related tasks seriously and with a keen attention to detail.
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The incident was proof of Haynes's attention to detail; even in the early-morning hubbub, he'd kept my presence on the set in mind.
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The owners spent three years renovating this 19th-century house before opening to the public in 2015, and their attention to detail is immaculate.
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The costume requires attention to detail and a steady hand—those face tattoos have to be just right—but it's also cheap and creative.
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There's no attention to detail, and once you get past a certain size, it really seems like the designers are ... uncomfortable with those bodies.
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The attention to detail alone makes "Mad Men" a worthy watch, but Elisabeth Moss as ultimate boss lady Peggy Olson is really justification enough.
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But you want to tell it delicately, with thought and rigorous attention to detail, and be unyielding over the quality of data you use.
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His new restaurant, a case study in attention to detail from design to dessert, would not be out of place in an urban setting.
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Elsa Lepoivre plays the two women murdered by the siblings, Clytemnestra in "Electra" and her sister, Helen, in "Orestes," with beautiful attention to detail.
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Attention to detail, integrity, and analytical thinking were the top three work styles that employees of this occupation find the most important to have.
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We really appreciate the attention to detail and the effort that our equipment guys put in to try to make it feel like home.
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Known for his attention to detail with planning and logistics, Rojas's approach spoke "loudly," according to Van Wagenen, who nonetheless hired Beltran in November.
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You can see that in the constant acceleration (instead of constant velocity, which would be simpler to create)—that's some nice attention to detail.
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"Everything in it was described with such authority and scrupulous attention to detail that I thought it had to be real," Liu told me.
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Or a five-year-old with an obsessive-compulsive attention to detail and a budget of the reported $20 million invested in this production.
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At Momofuku Ko, he has given Sean Gray the freedom to serve food that is notable for its attention to detail and its finesse.
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"The statement piece showcases the exquisite attention to detail you would expect from both Bentley and Starck, using sustainable and elegant materials," Bentley said.
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The process requires thought, attention to detail, coordination with the State Department, and adhering to the highest levels of protocol, and it appears they delivered.
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As a mathematician with a track record of solving hard problems and a reputation for careful attention to detail, he had to be taken seriously.
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His last work - Apple Inc's sprawling new headquarters in Cupertino, California - will be a fitting tribute: a futuristic campus built with astonishing attention to detail.
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There's big flavours, and he puts the same care and attention to detail the fancy places do but without making a big show of it.
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Reuters calls out several other instances of excessive attention to detail: On one hand, this is the kind of stuff that everyone loves from Apple.
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The design is similar to older M&D models: mesh grilles on the exterior, with great attention to detail in the cushioning, hinges and headband.
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Mr. Orcel's background is in advising, not trading, where most of the performance has originated, but arguably his fresh eyes and attention to detail helped.
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If the same attention to detail could be directed toward the sleep and stress tracking, then Samsung would have a truly compelling well-being device.
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The Apple Watch has a beautiful aesthetic and is a great example of Apple's attention to detail when it comes to product design and materials.
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Even without having read the books, the sense of magic is palpable, and the attention to detail is so staggering that you genuinely feel transported.
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Apple may be renowned for its attention to detail, but there's something major missing from its process: American workers, former AOL president Ted Leonsis said.
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For some, finding the cup isn't about spotting a mistake, it's about locating proof that the show's attention to detail this season has been lacking.
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Cloe Jordan prides herself on taking the perfect bikini selfie — and it might just be her attention to detail and commitment that saved her life.
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All Howard Lee needs to blow your mind and have you questioning reality is a few colored pencils and a lot of attention to detail.
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But even with all of this attention to detail, it wasn't until months into the design process that BT really felt like a proper character.
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When not in the air, though, the attention to detail on these quads is what sets them apart from other Star Wars drones we've seen.
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And there's such a lack of attention to detail in this administration that some invitations to the speech called it the State of the Uniom.
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The victory will not be one heroic maneuver but will be the sum of long hours of practice and injuries, discipline and attention to detail.
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It will require intense US focus, endurance and attention to detail to achieve an accounting of Pyongyang's nuclear arsenal and its verifiable and irreversible termination.
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Even if it doesn't cause brain damage, allowing yourself to multitask will fuel any existing difficulties you have with concentration, organization, and attention to detail.
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"We like to take our time to make sure the elements are as perfect as they can be," Alejandro said of their attention to detail.
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Ruppert is an unassuming man, gregarious but soft-spoken, a blue-jeans-and-ball-cap guy who earns respect with his precise attention to detail.
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Conti impressed his superiors with his work ethic, attention to detail and earnestness, and that led to a job in the Los Angeles Dodgers organization.
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Indeed, what sets Tharsis apart from other space survival stories is the meticulous attention to detail paid to its ever-worsening parade of disaster scenarios.
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That attention to detail and precision shone through on his 2015 Mboko God album, a mixture of trap-like production fused with traditional Cameroonian instrumentation.
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Instead of people sharing the cool moments they're having in space, they're retweeting the awkward animations and various examples of a lax attention to detail.
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The movie works so well because of its attention to detail, unwillingness to embrace easy answers and resistance to painting with a too-broad brush.
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Also displayed are three stages of "Le guignon," an illustration spread from Poésies, each with slight variations, further demonstrating Matisse's nearly obsessive attention to detail.
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After tackling them, she wrestles them to the ground with a novelist's appreciation for nuance and a journalist's grasp of facts and attention to detail.
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This movie isn't good — the script is absurd, the lack of attention to detail is distracting — but you will want to see where it goes.
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Why order another cliche print of a plant when you can have real art, made by an artist with vision, attention to detail, and imagination?
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Vallieres fell in love with the work -- his military experience gave him the patience and attention to detail needed to track the animals for miles.
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Working in a lab can expose students to a wide range of scientific processes and teach them the importance of diligence and attention to detail.
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The two were surveying their handiwork halfway through a five-year restoration project, Miesian in its attention to detail and German in its underpublicized ambition.
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Siena's attention to detail coupled with his intensity of focus has lifted his repetitive acts into a celebration of meaninglessness, shot through with rapturous pleasure.
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Kingelez worked in Kinshasa as a restorer of traditional objects at the Institut des Museés Nationaux du Zaire, and his attention to detail is evident.
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"Their attention to detail is just remarkable," David Barry, a third-generation Hoboken developer and president at Ironstate, said during a recent tour of 70 Columbus.
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The attention to detail in Brickaccino is super cute; there are references to The Lego Movie on the menu board, which, naturally, is made of Lego.
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With attention to detail, she completed her formal ensemble with jewelry by Loree Rodkin that featured an emerald and diamond bracelet that sparkled on the carpet.
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And her meticulous attention to detail didn't stop at her matching shadow: Her sculpted finger waves and color-coordinated nail art completed the show-stopping look.
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But this ad might be one of the strongest examples of Apple slipping when it comes to its reputation for demanding a fine attention to detail.
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Manufacturers in Harbin, China, that spoke to CNBC said the Chinese are known for their meticulous attention to detail and skill at manufacturing high-quality goods.
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But with the OnePlus 5, users get unprecedented quality and attention to detail for a fraction of the cost — and an attractive, intuitive design to boot.
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Donald Trump is not a man who pays attention to detail, nor is he good at hiring people and delegating this kind of work to them.
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That kind of attention to detail could be why, according to Fillion, some real-life oenology courses have inquired about using it as a teaching tool.
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But Gilligan's shows have always thrived on their keen attention to detail, and these nuggets of information do keep building on viewers' understanding of this setting.
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What makes for the best art isn't telling a story to appeal to everyone, but telling one story well—with heart, care, and attention to detail.
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It embodies some of Apple's better traits, like attention to detail and high-quality craftsmanship, but the overall impression is one of fastidiousness and self-indulgence.
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Others worried about Kushner's attention to detail, considering he's been entrusted with important tasks like overhauling the federal government and brokering peace in the Middle East.
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The menu really shows lovely attention to detail; Nintendo could have phoned it in, but instead took great care, and whole experience is better for it.
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Your pigs regard you silently as you walk through the halls and admire the care and attention to detail with which you no doubt assembled them.
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I would consider this piece to be a bonus and shows the attention to detail, but it by no means compares to active noise-cancellation technology.
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There are no direct comparisons elsewhere in Flying Lotus' catalog, but it's run through with anxious energy and attention to detail that informed both You're Dead!
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The attention to detail is astounding, accurately capturing elements like the intersection between infrastructure and nature or the specific design of 40-year-old apartment buildings.
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The trains move about modeled countries like Switzerland, Germany and the U.S., as well as Las Vegas and Mt. Rushmore, with an incredible attention to detail.
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All of the meals are rendered with a startling attention to detail, even though they serve little gameplay purpose other than a few slight stat boosts.
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"Airbnb Plus is a new selection of only the highest quality homes with hosts known for great reviews and attention to detail," according to the company.
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For those of us with an attention to detail and an actual familiarity with the various stages of pregnancy, it appears that Beyoncé may be dropping.
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Rachel's insane attention to detail is just like that of a great restaurateur — a perfect combination of creativity and refinement that delivers an extraordinary customer experience.
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That's a really expensive mistake you don't want to make, and one Christian might have been able to avoid with a little more attention to detail.
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The options all offer a close attention to detail, too "with bias-cut satin, floral appliqués in silk organza, draped lace, and fine tulle" present throughout.
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The company's vertical integration, its attention to detail and innovation in both software and hardware, and its willingness to make big bets gave it an edge.
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Lotan's attention to detail and anthropomorphization of the wooden dolls captivates, and would continue to, even if our protagonist stayed trapped in the same routine forever.
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The company's vertical integration, its attention to detail and innovation in both software and hardware and its willingness to make big bets gave it an edge.
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Like any good vanity mirror, this iHome mirror uses bright accent LED lights and even has a bonus 10x magnetic mirror for extra attention to detail.
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If you want to make a bold statement with your silverware, the Aero Flatware Place Setting is lightweight and shows that you pay attention to detail.
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Dowd says it's the exclusive access and attention to detail that sets Abercrombie & Kent apart — plus being able to travel with the founder of the company.
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Dimitrov played with remarkable discipline and attention to detail, reining in his tendency to try for a flashy winner in favor of playing higher-percentage shots.
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Fagan: We left yesterday without chairs being pushed in, and now we can&apost pay attention to detail one minute after the detail&aposs given out.
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That attention to detail shows in each of the brand's well-crafted styles, many of which belie a certain understated femininity despite the masculine-inspired tailoring.
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In Ring Fit Adventure, it's the superb attention to detail in commenting on the player's form, and finding ways to gently coax them into doing better.
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It takes the eyes a bit of time to adjust, but once the viewer gets used to the blue landscape, Riaza's attention to detail is evident.
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So everything we design is designed with the same approach and attention to detail; it all has to echo the spirit of the denim-girl attitude.
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Platoons are nothing new in baseball, but the Dodgers' attention to detail in their roster, and willingness to pay for depth, has become a big advantage.
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Mark Bernard, the Blackhawks' general manager of minor league affiliations, became aware of Glass's track record and penchant for hard work, leadership and attention to detail.
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As the director of elaborate fantasy epics like the "Lord of the Rings" and "Hobbit" trilogies, Peter Jackson has become known for meticulous attention to detail.
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Your Money Public service debt waivers require 2947 payments, meticulous attention to detail and, for a teacher named Jed Shafer, an appeal to a new program.
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" Guests also loved the attention to detail, and Bar Marilou is a constant favorite, one guest saying that "it transported us to Paris, sophisticated and gorgeous.
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This particular crisis, which requires prolonged attention to detail and the magnanimity to set personal and partisan grievances aside, does not play to President Trump's strengths.
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"The Lighthouse", Mr Eggers's new offering (co-written with his brother, Max), has the same confined spaces and obsessive attention to detail evident in "The Witch".
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Players commended him for his attention to detail, and he could often be seen working with outfielders hours before the first pitch at otherwise empty stadiums.
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As does the attention to detail that means Raonic is always seeking marginal gains to add to one of the game's most destructive serve/forehand combinations.
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This is striking: Ms Warren is a candidate known for her attention to detail, but she often talks about health care in no more than generalities.
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I have long marveled at the work of Dennis McNett because of its intensity and attention to detail, like in the wall hanging of the lion.
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It conveys a personal touch, but it is also a symbol of the foundation of Swarthmore's success: attention to detail in every aspect of the program.
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Whether you're gazing longingly at the King or admiring the elegant curves of the iconic Slimes, the variety and attention to detail are a constant delight.
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It felt like a revival of the feeling Missy Elliott and Busta Rhymes conjured in the 90s with their attention to detail and knack for pushing boundaries.
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We've got to find a way to come back with the same concentration and attention to detail and defensive disposition, determination, whatever you want to call it.
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"The concept was to bring the European Cityfox's high production values and attention to detail to NYC, and showcase artists we thought deserved the platform," he said.
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"That is something that will take some careful watching and some attention to detail, because the ratification processes in all three countries are so different," Freeland said.
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When director Joseph Kosinski made his 2010 feature debut with Tron: Legacy, he was almost instantly heralded as an impressive visual stylist with impeccable attention to detail.
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It is the vivid attention to detail, both in "Ulysses", James Joyce's masterpiece, and in "Solar Bones", which make both these novels resonate like that evening bell.
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Before, the average Chart Party episode ran under 15 minutes, but the three most recent are all over 40, with an attendant increase in attention to detail.
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But director Bill Condon (who also directed Dreamgirls and the final two Twilight films) and the animators handled these details with careful consideration and attention to detail.
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It's clear that Peele and the crew paid a lot of attention to detail when creating the film, and it more than deserves the accolades it's received.
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Brooks's close attention to detail, such as the fingers on a nebulous Death or expressions of horror on figures held captive, makes the works jarring yet visceral.
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Set in Mumbai but with characters that could belong anywhere, Oberoi manages to sketch the lives of three lonely people eloquently and with great attention to detail.
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There was one particular story I'd heard that tallied nicely with the level of dedication and attention to detail that Jr and Sr had pressed into me.
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We shot for two days and two nights with the largest crew we'd ever worked with, with the most painstaking attention to detail we'd ever come across.
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A very astute guy, with great attention to detail, and I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the Hall of Famer [assistant defensive backs coach] Rod Woodson.
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The attention to detail can be attributed to the fact that it was designed using a literal 3D scan of one of the last remaining communicator props.
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Text messages that contain a bunch of mistakes point to a lack of clear communication skills and attention to detail on your part, no matter how harmless.
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"Those modalities are not yet fully agreed upon, but both ministers appreciated the scope and attention to detail task force members applied in drafting them," Kirby said.
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Often, the ultimate expressions of it are simple, everyday items that are made with extra care, packaged with attention to detail, or just feel better to use.
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The entire festival was built on the quality of the service, the attention to detail — on how we welcome people, authenticity, simplicity but highest quality of service.
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Mamnoon Maqsoodi, the veteran Afghan actor who plays the president in the film, called its success a remarkable testament to Ms. Sadat's passion and attention to detail.
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Far more important than simplified inputs and slower, grounded gameplay is the attention to detail, humor, and adoration the animation and voice acting brings to Granblue's cast.
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"He pays attention to detail," said U Min Zin, executive director of the Institute for Strategy and Policy Myanmar, an independent center in Yangon that promotes democracy.
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Laura, played by Evan Rachel Wood with her usual commendable concentration and attention to detail, works for a home-cleaning company run by her father (Denis O'Hare).
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Her annual collections are long on subtlety and earthy textures, and they highlight an attention to detail that raises the concept of "slow fashion" to another level.
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Of course, the best impeachment trial would be one attended by clear-headed, well-rested senators, sans phones and with the ability to pay attention to detail.
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The techno-dystopian "what if"s that Brooker poses in "Black Mirror" are far-fetched, but his meticulous attention to detail gives the show a remarkable plausibility.
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This exquisite attention to detail puts Khouri right at home in London's long-awaited the Row store, where she will be the only featured contemporary jewelry designer.
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Connelly said Masi's "great attention to detail" and being "an extremely hard worker" brought him to Whiting's attention and made him the ideal candidate as a replacement.
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We talked about the movie's attention to detail, the reasons she chose to obscure the "Weinstein" figure, and the way economics affect the systems that protect predators.
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While Tesla employees may cite Musk's tirelessness and attention to detail, even bedding down inside his Fremont, California factory, others like consultant Tracy see a worrying sign.
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Language moves much faster than lexicographers do, but the lexicographer's myopic attention to detail is what keeps dictionary definitions from becoming an Orwellian organ of the state.
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But in its sensitivity and attention to detail, "Ocean Waves" makes itself into something special, and kind of magical, and so proves very much a Ghibli gem.
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It's worth mentioning at this point that Anna, for all that I loved her, is not someone who could be described as having great attention to detail.
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Instead, they seek stability through meticulous hygiene and winemaking, scrupulous attention to detail and keeping the pH of the wine low enough to discourage unwanted microbiological life.
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People who know him say an unflappable demeanor denotes an attention to detail, a workaholic who came in as an outsider to win the party leadership in 2016.
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Much like Jobs with the iPhone and other Apple products, Wang has created a product with great attention to detail that has inspired cult-like devotion: Instant Pot.
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Attention to detail The second level houses the 85-foot infinity pool, where a $2 million hydraulic outdoor screen programmed to rise from the hillside provides outdoor thrills.
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With innovation, recall and attention to detail being essential mental skills for managing money well, we need to consider how to reduce stress daily to avoid build-up.
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If you followed her career with even the slightest attention to detail, you could have predicted it was only a matter of time before she sparked fresh controversy.
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The investigation uncovered a scheme that authorities believe to be spearheaded by a woman with a brilliant attention to detail and penchant for faking accents and doing impersonations.
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With its repurposing of familiar visual tropes and intense attention to detail, this short seems likely to peck away the competition and scoop up the Oscar on Sunday.
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Klobuchar is known in Minnesota for her attention to detail, he pointed out, and her ability to speak to and attend to the needs of many different constituents.
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Now that I understand the context, I'm absolutely so impressed by the team's attention to detail and fidelity to the costuming of (I'm guessing) '80s video game characters.
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Scrolling through his Instagram page, one can see how the attention to detail in the making of the jackets is echoed in some of Glasser's intricate tattoo designs.
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Every aspect of the book — its length, its language, its microscopic attention to detail, its apparent self-indulgence, its mass of notes — is aligned with its overarching subjects.
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You were in "Munich," another great film that has a lot of attention to detail and has a great sense of the process of Israeli intelligence agents work.
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This attention to detail and technique, combined with the unexpected scenarios—some would say downright disturbing images—is what has this such a compelling project to work on.
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That being said, pie-making is not always the easiest skill to master; it's an art that requires serious attention to detail, exact measurements, and baking-temperature intuition.
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In case you think that advertisement was an aberration, Indeed also featured jobs for "a black-belt prioritisation ninja", and another demanding a "ninja-like attention to detail".
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Makeup artist Jamal Scott, who was in charge of transforming Mayowa Nicholas' brows, points out that the attention to detail is slightly different when dyeing models of color.
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The company, Amorico explained, hires top tier drivers and guides who they train themselves to ensure the highest level of quality and attention to detail across their tours.
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"We have to play with more intensity, and with more attention to detail," Manning told reporters after his team extended its longest ACC losing streak in five seasons.
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Kubrick paid such attention to detail in his movies, and exerted such total control over his films, that he was able to deliver depth in all his scenes.
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But my lack of attention to detail held me back in tests, and where my peers accelerated into calculus and beyond, I got stuck on advanced algebra concepts.
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Someone took the time to write U.S. out as United States, though, so it's clearly the job of some poor press office lackey to pay attention to detail.
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Sparrow's attention to detail is admirable, and 8 'till Late includes other objects commonly found in a bodega like a mop, bucket, and of course, a bodega cat.
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For the brewer, the Koko Buni label represents an attention to detail that Stein and his partners have brought to the business since its founding in April 2014.
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The 1,000-seat theater embodies all of Steve Jobs' legacy, and his love for beautiful design and architecture, with the highest attention to detail paid to every corner.
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Beyond the show's 1980s pop-culture references, wonderful cast, superb visual effects, and attention to detail, passion is at the show's (and, by extension, the Duffer Brothers') core.
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The Associate Editor should have an endless appetite for news, impeccable attention to detail, a digital-first mindset, and the ability to bring out the best in people.
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His spell in City Hall was marked by a lack of attention to detail, poor management and a tendency to say what a given audience wanted to hear.
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On the other hand, recent Windows laptops haven't paid the same attention to detail regarding colors, instead opting for absurd amounts of pixels (like 4K displays) or touchscreens.
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Despite the meticulous attention to detail her work entails, though, Velandia takes a rather Zen approach to the weathering process that's impossible to avoid when living with art.
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I didn't agree with most of what he thought or did, but he committed so much time and attention to detail to [doing] what he thought was right.
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RAF Lakenheath is "using this incident to reinforce the vital importance of situational awareness and attention to detail for all of our air traffic controllers and aircrew," Col.
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It was with similar attention to detail that she recently assessed 40 versions of hologram foil before settling on a flat silver foil with a rainbow hologram overlay.
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Apple's attention to detail is present throughout the company's product line, from the way the case for your AirPods snaps shut to subtle flourishes in the iPhone's software.
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It was the kind of attention to detail that has made him one of the go-to directors of Peter Gelb's reign as general manager of the Met.
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His attention to detail and patience led to a number of impressive features, such as the roots of this tree, which appear to be growing up the wall.
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"With exquisite patience and attention to detail," he wrote, Farhadi "builds a solid and suspenseful plot out of ordinary incidents, and packs it with rich and resonant ideas."
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Unfortunately, Flynn passed away too young, but his attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of elite military units set him apart in the genre.
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Kuma-san's attention to detail and the way he uses a lot of natural materials and really celebrates those materials we feel is similar to our design approach.
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With their insightful critiques, strong sense of voice and attention to detail, these essays hooked us right from the first line and kept us reading until the end.
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Paak — the dot symbolizes attention to detail — and he released "Venice," an album full of lighthearted tales of smoking dope and hanging out with women by the beach.
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Anyone who has witnessed Charlize Theron as a picture-perfect replica of Megyn Kelly knows that attention to detail was vital for ripped-from-the-headlines film Bombshell.
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If you&aposve been to one, it&aposs hard not to be in awe of the passion, sophistication, and attention to detail demonstrated by the organizers and attendees.
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With a cast of 21, plus a live goose and rabbit, the dizzying number of comings and goings in this Broadway show requires an incredible attention to detail.
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Despite a series of scandals in the past and criticism about his attention to detail, Brexit supporter Johnson has dominated the race to replace Prime Minister Theresa May.
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Praised for its empathy and attention to detail, the episode followed Waithe's character Denise and Ansari's character Dev over a decade of Thanksgiving dinners with Denise's mother (Angela Bassett).
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You connect that way, and when you combine that with the other stuff that we bring, which is really just engaging storytelling, great attention to detail, attention to quality.
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Apple is famously obsessive about producing the best possible user experience — with a "fanatical attention to detail" that extends to things like the door handles in its new headquarters.
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The survey noted that employee satisfaction in these areas also affects customer service outcomes with Asia Pacific workers saying there was uneven attention to detail and strong client relationships.
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It's also Jenkins's first period film, shot with the same beauty and attention to detail that Wong Kar Wai, one of his favorite filmmakers, lavishes on historical Hong Kong.
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Sanford knows that injuries have forced some changes on special teams, but he expects much more attention to detail going forward to avoid the costly mistakes made last weekend.
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From the obvious attention to detail paid during the planning and development of the facility, to resources and support provided to every required daily nuance, the animals are thriving.
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What has changed recently is the "accuracy of copies," per Zerbo, since technology and the free flow of information allows for more attention to detail during the copy process.
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The moments between fights are bathed in bright neon lights amid the bluish hues of Berlin, and the scenes linger long enough to highlight a stunning attention to detail.
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"Callie is as good as anyone I've ever had in terms of her skill set, preparedness, attention to detail and passion," Teevens says in an interview on Dartmouth's website.
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"In regards to the design and production processes, I naturally leveraged Apple idiosyncrasies like attention to detail, exhaustive design explorations, and focusing on experiences and not products," he says.
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The mechas actually have more personality than most of their operators, and the fight scenes have all the investment and attention to detail that the plot-based scenes lack.
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Mr. Robot is a show that rewards viewers' painstaking attention to detail, just ask the fans that solved its incredibly opaque online scavenger hunt for season three's first teaser.
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The show has been praised by residents of the former U.S.S.R. for its granular attention to detail, and for contextualizing the disaster and its aftermath within the Soviet mentality.
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What Playmobil's Porsche 911 GT3 Cup does have is an amazing attention to detail, even when it comes to including all of the real car's livery and sponsor decals.
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We've done it right for a long period of time here recently and we want to finish on a positive not with our effort and our attention to detail.
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Attention to detail More than 40 percent of hiring managers spend less than 60 seconds looking at a resume, according to a 2016 CareerBuilder survey of 2,100 HR professionals.
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"Julius just has to continue to pay attention to detail, and not worry about trying to get triple-doubles, not worry about getting numbers," Lakers coach Luke Walton said.
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There are promising approaches that advocates could embrace, like carbon dividends or child allowances, but designing and enacting them requires care, attention to detail, and a willingness to compromise.
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Flowers from The Bouqs Co. Flowers aren't always a generic gift — not when they have the attention to detail that the expert farmers at The Bouqs Company put in.
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Gardner shares a detail that speaks to the impressive prelaunch funding Pearl has gotten — $50 million — and to the attention to detail the team has brought to the project.
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The combination of unobtrusive design and attention to detail aren't just handy for evoking a fictional universe and igniting our imaginations; they offers lessons for our galaxy, right now.
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At the couple's meticulously renovated apartment, it was clear Ms. Balaci appreciated her husband's attention to detail, but she didn't miss an opportunity to tease him about his thoroughness.
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"The attention to detail paid by film fans and movie buffs to even the most minute detail in a movie trailer would qualify them for flight school," Dergarabedian said.
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But it was in the New York area at last year's Presidents Cup — in which the U.S. plays an International team — that Love really noticed Reed's attention to detail.
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From its cold open to the way show painstakingly builds the ridiculous, ultra-capitalist world of the Gemstones, the show's attention to detail is one of its strongest assets.
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We have had to, again, use a lot of care; have a very, very strong attention to detail; and really understand how do we create Nextdoor for the Netherlands.
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Through the use of stunning imagery and attention to detail, Visual Science and Skoltech have captured the dynamic mechanisms of CRISPR-Cas proteins and their use as research tools.
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I can admire the stupefying attention to detail in Red Dead Redemption 2, while recognizing it was built on unfair and exploitative labor practices that require radical industry change.
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Your dentist's attention to detail has merit—half of people between the age of 18 and 64 have gum recession, and the causes go beyond just good oral hygiene.
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But he did talk about Mr. Trump's approaches to taxes, and he contrasted Fred Trump's attention to detail with what he described as Mr. Trump's brash and undisciplined style.
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"A lot of our situation is just attention to detail," Dildy said, sitting in an empty media room inside Jones Convocation Center after the loss to New Mexico State.
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She managed to do both of those things by emphasizing her pragmatism, attention to detail, and problem-solving skills — the sort of sub-ideological hypercompetence she loves to project.
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Toyota, whether by itself or with GM, paid greater attention to detail in its production process than Tesla did, nine employees who formerly worked at Toyota or NUMMI said.
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It's possible that Trump, whose lack of attention to detail is so enormous it's a wonder he ever remembers to breathe, didn't focus on the exact issue at hand.
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The algorithms measure 70 inherent cognitive and emotional traits, like the ability to focus and attention to detail, instead of using data points like a candidate's gender or college.
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Sadly, this latest fiscal plan is more of the same lack of transparency and attention to detail that landed Puerto Rico in the compromising position it is in today.
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Improving safety is a continuous journey that takes tremendous attention to detail, continuous vigilance, and a willingness to learn and build upon what is good to make it great.
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Nootropics are a class of compounds that enhance various aspects of cognition, so things like memory, reaction time, stamina over a long period of time and attention to detail.
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Jimmy is slowly earning his colleagues' appreciation at DM, using his attention to detail and humble attitude to make small but appreciable strides for the firm in the Sandpiper case.
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"We wanted to work with a brand that appreciates luxury and attention to detail the way we do at M.Gemi," Cheryl Kaplan, co-founder and president of M.Gemi told PEOPLE.
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Pay an extra $35 to engrave the bottle or an extra $25 to engrave the glasses — trust us, that attention to detail will get you brownie points in the bedroom.
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Gardner shares a detail that speaks to the impressive pre-launch funding Pearl has gotten — $50 million — and to the attention to detail the team has brought to the project.
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Apple's famously meticulous attention to detail is expressed in the curves and forms of this Mac Pro chassis, and it's the little touches that make the design intriguing and memorable.
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The attention to detail in re-creating the world of J.K. Rowling's novels is astonishing, and must be seen with the best picture and sound quality to be properly appreciated.
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"I care about the look of these things more than anybody would realize; I believe in that level of attention to detail," she told the Los Angeles Times in 2012.
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It has made a point of showing experiences specific to Black families with respect and attention to detail, instead of relegating them to second-tier narratives, as so often happens.
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Given its attention to detail and inclusion of characters straight from history books (looking at you, Teddy Roosevelt), it's easy to assume The Alienist is based on a true story.
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Assembling the sequence required a great deal of attention to detail, and Sony Pictures brought in VFX production company Digital Domain to make sure all the little moving parts sing.
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That level of attention to detail is warranted, according to Amazon, because the number of Kindle users who read book son their phones is among the service's fastest growing groups.
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Critics have also celebrated the game's attention to detail, which pays respects to Nintendo's storied game franchises, while also prioritizing quality-of-life improvements for the dedicated Smash Bros. fanbase.
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Over the course of the game you'll venture through various parts of the Swedish countryside, from sunlit fields to cold, windy mountains, all rendered with an astonishing attention to detail.
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But as soon as entered the park I was taken aback by the breadth of imagination and astonishing attention to detail that had gone into the creation of this attraction.
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A notoriously exacting boss at his company, Richard Williams Animation, such attention to detail produced a singular style and beauty rarely matched and even more rarely exceeded in the form.
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They've also got an incredible selection of more casual shirting ($145), chinos ($160), outerwear (starting at $125), and more, all with the amazing attention to detail they've become known for.
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They simply don't have the attention to detail required to take the works beyond mere character studies — a common problem in Sherman's weakest work, and entirely absent in her best.
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His attention to detail and investment in each project fostered friendships with several of the artists he worked with, some of whom he later collaborated with for Martin's book projects.
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We could wax eloquent on the exquisite attention to detail Argentine filmmaker Santiago 'Bou' Grasso puts into stop-motion short, Padre, recently released on his production company's opusBou Vimeo account.
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Attention to detail is crucial to Akira creator Katsuhiro Ôtomo's style, one aspect of which The Nerdwriter points out in a new video about the film's mesmerizing use of light.
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They're both composed of thousands of pieces of stacked paper, but a glance at these carvings look like they could be marble or wood due to Hongbo's attention to detail.
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Ubisoft's attention to detail in this regard is so powerful that archivists at the Boston State House asked to use Ubisoft's research to help them restore the real-life building.
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"To build a fund, you need a lot of focus and attention to detail and have ambition to be institutional," the manager who'd proclaimed Novogratz a mere salesman told me.
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Ms Williamson does not lack ruthlessness so much as experience, attention to detail and (in "A Politics of Love") an ability to speak in anything other than patchouli-scented clichés.
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One effect of this sea change was the critical rejection of pictorial Surrealism, along with such artistic practices as representational drawing, in which fastidious attention to detail plays a role.
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Hugh Sloane, a founder of the investment firm Sloane Robinson, said he admired Mr. Hawker's ambition and attention to detail and how much he had achieved with very little money.
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I'm only about 20 minutes into the game and already I'm blown away by the attention to detail on the localization—not least because there's a Brexit joke in there.
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"It was his energy, his look, and the attention to detail," the music producer said of the 21-year-old&aposs appeal, "and the ways people were interacting with him."
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The Morning After Shower Cap looks more like a traditional shower cap you'd buy at the pharmacy, but the extra attention to detail makes it worth a few extra bucks.
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Ms. Shick has been a captivating performer and dance maker for decades, drawing audiences in with her keen attention to detail, and gestures that can be casual, quirky or both.
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These elements are silly and superfluous, but they're also indicative of the Genesis Mini as a whole, and the attention to detail that makes it feel all the more authentic.
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Android phones were just starting to trickle out as the iPhone 4 hit the market, but it would be years before they could match Apple's quality and attention to detail.
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Along the way, the company's lack of preparedness and attention to detail led to fines, investigations, and, most famously, the grounding and eventual scrapping of its drill rig, the Kulluk.
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Mr. Torkanowsky said that in recording "With You in Mind," he and Mr. Moore were guided by Toussaint's meticulous attention to detail, and his focus on creating a musical language.
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Altmann's attention to detail is impressive: from tiny, crafted rolls of toilet paper to, yes, the textured topography of his sleeping turds, every model is faithful to the real deal.
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It's a peaceful and lovingly designed experience that only lasts a few minutes, yet the attention to detail, from the sound to the sketched trees and turning windmills, is transporting.
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I also have to admit I started getting caught up in the procedure of making fried chicken—with its meticulous attention to detail—and actually found myself googling "pressure frying."
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The Black Edition puts design top of mind, adding higher-value materials and more attention to detail to the already-smart suitcases so it looks and feels like a luxury item.
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The kitchen spread is presented on screen with particular attention to detail—the authentic dishes in familiar red patterned plates and bowls, the braided bamboo of the lid of the steamer.
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Such attention to detail results in delicious baked goods, from cakes and breads to pastries and cookies, and while you can get store-bought sweets, homemade versions will always reign supreme.
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The "translator" of the future is likely to be more like a quality-control expert, deciding which texts need the most attention to detail and editing the output of MT software.
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Immersive far-future science fiction usually involves putting a great deal of time, materials, money, and scrupulous attention to detail into everything from alien sets and makeup to completely unknown technology.
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In all cases, the controller worked well, and the build quality of the device is reminiscent of the attention to detail paid to the Oculus Touch (albeit with far less functionality).
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Edmonds, 33, paid close attention to detail in her recreation, posing in front of a floral arch while wearing only a pink bra, blue panties and a green-tinged transparent veil.
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They fit like earmuffs, they are built with assiduous attention to detail and no small measure of ingenuity, and they have a gorgeous case to transport and keep them safe in.
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The real estate mogul, who is known for his attention to detail on construction projects, was personally involved with the renovation, including the selection of new wallpaper for his Oval Office.
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Its attention to detail goes beyond the granular into nearly the microscopic, in the process drawing attention to how flimsy the tropes of most other historical films and TV shows are.
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There were no spellcheckers, there were no grammar fixers – I could determine basic language skills, visual acuity, mathematical skills, understanding of format, and attention to detail without even reading their resume.
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While the first face-to-face meeting between a sitting president and North Korean leader is sure to require intense attention to detail, Trump has downplayed his own need to prepare.
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Evidence of the attention to detail is everywhere, from the elegant garnishes that top the cocktails to the French bistro-style mirrors (tilted ever-so-slightly inwards) that adorn the wall.
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Ty Kopke: It's a pressure cooker for 2100 weeks under the pressure of an intimidating drill instructor, someone that's putting you under the scrutiny of attention to detail every single day.
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Attention to detail is one of the main principles of traditional menswear, as it's little things like your choice of necktie or pocket square that can make your break an outfit.
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Throughout both segments, Meyers displays an attention to detail that has become vital in comedy and political commentary alike, especially now that the line between the two is blurrier than ever.
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Ultimately, manufacturers from outside markets, such as China, found ways to make mouse pads for lower prices, at lower quality, and without the attention to detail that Moustrak prided itself on.
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The thickness and texture of the material, as well as the sharp attention to detail paid to all components of the lamp, showed that thoughtful work went into producing the lamp.
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However, I did appreciate the close attention to detail, including the fact that the seller "Popular Shirt" went so far as to place fish eyes on the soles of the shoes.
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With jaw-dropping hyperrealism and intricate post-apocalyptic imagery, Dämmrich's artwork encourages viewers to zoom in and out of his high-definition pieces to admire his craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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Throughout, Oscar Zapata shows tremendous attention to detail: Vinyl banquettes are held together by leather belts; the bar is wrapped in the same gray vinyl but its top shines bright red.
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With exquisite patience and attention to detail, Asghar Farhadi, the writer and director, builds a solid and suspenseful plot out of ordinary incidents, and packs it with rich and resonant ideas.
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Tony Shalhoub stars as Adrian Monk, a former cop turned private detective who has O.C.D. and pretty severe anxiety but also a Sherlock Holmes-y attention to detail and deductive reasoning.
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Known for his attention to detail, he had planned security and travel routes for the trip, as he had for Kennedy in other cities in both the United States and Europe.
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"The difference between housekeeper in a five-star hotel and in a royal palace would be attention to detail," Waterman said on the Channel 5 documentary, "Sandringham: The Royals at Christmas."
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If Story's latest album Bahir, out Friday via Soundway Records, feels like it boasts an academic's attention to detail, it's because he literally studies Africa and Ethnomusicology at UCLA's graduate school.
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The attention to detail is impressive, as is the range of finished works, dating from the period he was using the studio, set up on easels amid all the stage design.
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Attention to detail and the same precise execution has allowed him to do many of same things he did in college against the NBA's bigger, more athletic, and more talented competition.
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It's not gangland standoffs that lend Better Call Saul dramatic tension or emotional heft; rather, it's an attention to detail, turning the minutiae of everyday life into moments that feel practically titanic.
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Nestled among the many indistinguishable buildings of Microsoft's Redmond campus, a multi-disciplinary team sharing an attention to detail that borders on fanatical is designing a keyboard… again and again and again.
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Though he's insistent that he doesn't know much about fighting, both his attention to detail and ability to analogize fighting to other forms of movement reflects a refined understanding of the art.
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But when you consider Calphalon's attention to detail and focus on durability, plus the features it has in addition to slow cooking, it's kind of the last slow cooker you'll ever need.
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"All this world-building and attention to detail is ultimately in service of a story that's borderline incoherent," Alan Zilberman, of the Washington City Paper, wrote in his review of the film.
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Named to reflect their identities as both masculine and feminine — and inspired by some of their personal wardrobe favorites — attention to detail and vintage inspiration are seen in the brand's trendy threads.
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A key reason for why del Toro's films are so memorable is the attention to detail and effort put into the design of his characters, and how they interact with their surroundings.
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If a more established name like Samsonite or Tumi had authored this backpack, we'd be praising them for showing off the smart design and attention to detail that justifies their elevated prices.
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In smaller horror movies, like Siren, The Roost, or The Gingerdead Man, dying phone batteries are played off as a sign of the main characters' haplessness or lack of attention to detail.
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But it's that kind of attention to detail that Brown's boosters believe the Democratic primary needs — though Brown's decision to skip the race means there will be one less pragmatic progressive candidate.
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"The big focus for our team was to improve, pay more attention to detail, play a little bit more disciplined as a team, and I think we probably accomplished that," Saban said.
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The Hawthorne: Cocktail bar elegance and refinement at its best, The Hawthorne is another regular honoree in national best cocktail bar lists and awards, and the attention to detail here shows why.
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The accident that results — a horrific sequence of jolts, explosions and murderous jets of mud, seawater and oil — occupies most of "Deepwater Horizon," which stakes its credibility on close attention to detail.
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The Grounds Keeper's Cottage has been recreated with incredible attention to detail, and a new competition will let one lucky person and their friends spend seven nights in the hut over Christmas.
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Also, the hallucinatory optical power of Wong's paintings seem to be inspired by lacquerware's attention to detail and repletion of marks, especially when it comes to depicting dragon scales, waves, or feathers.
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They just don't have the kind of defensive cohesion and attention to detail needed to slow Golden State, and that's tough to learn on the job, let alone in the NBA Finals.
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Interestingly, conscientious people report being more sexually satisfied and are less likely to develop sexual problems, perhaps because their attention to detail carries over into the bedroom in ways that enhance sex.
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The memorial was a far bigger task, of course (it has an accompanying museum downtown that ties slavery to mass incarceration), but it reflects the same lawyerly deliberativeness and attention to detail.
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These socks are thoughtfully designed to withstand some of the toughest sports, and it shows in the attention to detail given to the Darn Tough Tab No Show Light Cushion running socks.
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Their attention to detail paid off: Bednaršek noticed that crabs from more acidic sites tended to have partially dissolved exoskeletons, in the most extreme cases on both the outer and inner sides.
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From tax preparation, to financial controls, to cash flow estimation and more, the finance department of any major company often has to turnaround sophisticated analyses with extreme attention to detail — and quick.
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When workers are well-rested, their focus and attention to detail increase, making them more likely to be aware of their surroundings and remember training to decrease the rate of workplace accidents.
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At the time, I thought he was crazy, but sure enough, industrial design has been key to Apple's success — that, along with creating apps and services that pay great attention to detail.
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Part of this is a hobbyist's attention to detail; part of this is getting to use many more polygons than BioWare could afford to include in a game meant for 2002 computers.
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Through clever writing, dreamy visual language, and fine-tuned attention to detail at every stage of production, Weber made films that remain compelling today in their skillful championing of the greater good.
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They floored us with their attention to detail and let us in on the secrets of Ovenly's super flaky pies—namely, their use of cold ingredients, minimal kneading, and high oven heat.
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The feat is a huge undertaking, but Majarich's final products never give the impression of last-minute creations; instead, they show off an acute attention to detail and a bold, digital-influenced style.
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In fact, each time someone approached the podium to give a reading that day, I was met with this same feeling of surprise — though I should have expected the diligent attention to detail.
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In this day and age, where food media has grown into something that none of us could have imagined, Jacques Pépin's perspective, wit, and attention to detail is more valuable than ever before.
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Because of the attention to detail with characters and story, Watch Dogs 2 feels like it's an entirely new game that just happens to contain the mechanical skeleton of another, distantly remembered one.
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The company insists the deception was cooked up by middle managers and that senior bosses, despite a reputation for microscopic attention to detail, knew nothing of the fraud until it was too late.
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While I am not a huge fan of anime – I stopped at Akira and never picked it back up – I can appreciate attention to detail and true proplica badassery when I see it.
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"The thought and attention to detail that has been put into every inch of Playa Vista Isle amazes me every time I see it," says Mayi de la Vega, founder of ONE Sotheby's.
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But several corporate lobbyists, representing a range of companies expressed concern Trump's lack of attention to detail could prove counterproductive when it comes to the intricacies of the massive trade and investment relationship.
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Born on September 4, Queen Bey's astrological identity shines through in her rigorous schedule, attention to detail in her performances and videos, and the value she places in crafting a #Flawless public image.
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During the launch party, where the star unveiled her line, Stewart explained that creating clothing that maintained its new appearance after several washes was due in part to her careful attention to detail.
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Wired headphones will be presented as exclusive, in part because their sales will naturally shrink, and luxurious, because to stand out they'll need to have superior quality of materials and attention to detail.
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Angels' costume designers don't always know what films they're working on, let alone whether they're going to be successful, the chairman said, but they devote the same attention to detail to every job.
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Photographer Karen Rainier is clearly just as obsessed with This Is Us as we are, because she pulled off a wedding photo shoot inspired by the show with eagle-eyed attention to detail.
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Approaching a new cheese is like getting to know a new lover: It takes tender patience, attention to detail, and it's always important to ask before you give them the first little kisses.
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The most talented billionaires have a genius for combining grand ideas with intense pragmatism; the Gates Foundation is pursuing its aim of abolishing polio and malaria with a business-like attention to detail.
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The London-themed hotel will be a rebrand of the existing Sands Cotai Central and designed by Beckham himself, who says he plans to impress guests with the lodge's high attention to detail.
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I personally prefer to wear my shirt untucked, but the fact that it was designed with both styling opportunities in mind was a clear indication that Mack Weldon paid close attention to detail.
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Beyond the rhetoric, the attention to detail and programming operations that go into assembling the financial infrastructure to compete in a billion-dollar presidential campaign is more difficult than simply sales and promotion.
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RAF Lakenheath is "using this incident to reinforce the vital importance of situational awareness and attention to detail for all of our air traffic controllers and aircrew," the 48th Fighter Wing commander said.
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Salary: $198,315Industrial design at Apple requires rigorous attention to detail and an obsession with how things are made and how they work, as the company said in an open call for portfolio submissions.
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"We're going to go at that pace, and we're going to pay attention to detail like that," running back C. J. Anderson recalled his position coach declaring on that day back in April.
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It's such a strong performance that in moments, despite Mr. Richet's attention to detail — the shiny chrome, the desperados, the pretty sun-kissed color — the movie all but fades, leaving only Mr. Gibson.
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Photograph by Mark Peckmezian for The New Yorker Steidl, who is sixty-six, is known for fanatical attention to detail, for superlative craftsmanship, and for embracing the best that technology has to offer.
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According to the researchers, this is a story of co-evolution: Lee points out that when we open our eyes wide, we increase our visual sensitivity, while narrowing them increases attention to detail.
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During Mercury retrograde in Pisces, artistic and abstract thought processes are supported, but anything that requires painstaking attention to detail will need some extra time, and at least a second set of eyes.
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The jury cited their sensitivity to natural elements and attention to detail in works like the Urban Institute of Ireland in Dublin and the University of Engineering and Technology in Lima, Peru. 9.
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"When you see Jackie's house, you realize how deep her attention to detail goes," said Alaska 5000, a recording artist who won the second season of "RuPaul's Drag Race All Stars" in 2016.
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During winter, the extent of cleaning your car probably consists of removing snow and salt so you can actually see where you're going — but during warmer seasons it's all about attention to detail.
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Hideo Kojima and his teams are known for their robust world-building and almost fanatical attention to detail, both of which are on full display in the post-apocalyptic realm of Death Stranding.
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Parachute's attention to detail is evident among all its products — take, for example, the pillowcase, which has an envelope enclosure that ensures that your pillow doesn't slide out as you toss and turn.
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Most of the artisans are renowned for their attention to detail and the use of local labor in collaboration with imported goods to create their pieces, and a lot are eco-conscious too.
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It&aposs large, but there are only two burners and balancing or shifting a pot or pan around takes both innate deftness and delicate attention to detail, neither of which describes me, categorically.
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Once derided as a "retrograde cocoon, " the facility was designed with painstaking attention to detail to maximize opportunities for creativity and collaboration and to capture founder Steve Jobs' complex vision for the space.
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LONDON — Only last week, Philip Hammond, Britain's chancellor of the Exchequer, joked about the nickname he has won for dull, technocratic, attention to detail — "Spreadsheet Phil" — as he outlined his budget to lawmakers.
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He could simply be distracted by the hours and hours of work he's had to put in across the street, where his attention to detail and legendary preparation have been on full display.
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The homage to Lucia Nogueira, for example, was well exhibited, with careful attention to detail, but nevertheless delivered a coldly magisterial sensibility that I find one of the worst aspects of modernist art.
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At first, viewers seemed impressed by the sophisticated level of skill, by the incredible attention to detail that Celmins pays to the waves, stars, and pebbles in her graphite drawings and oil paintings.
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Attention to detail was a key factor for fans looking to build their collections, because there were so few ways to get your hands on copies, and you wanted the one that sounded best.
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And the 27-year-old accredits some of her success to her attention to detail, which is evident from her cool-girl Instagram account — which she manages herself — that has nearly six million followers.
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For example, Virgos are known for their attention to detail and organizational skills — their keyword is "I analyze" — so it's no surprise to learn they're often into creating role-play scenarios with their partners.
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Known for its attention to detail, Game of Thrones' prop department didn't hold anything back when it came to creating a prison for Ellaria Sand (Indira Varma) and her daughter, Tyene (Rosabell Laurenti Sellers).
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That attention to detail has won OnePlus a huge cadre of dedicated fans who believe that great smartphones don't have to be expensive, and that they don't have to come from the biggest companies.
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Winsor & Newton's Series 7 brushes are crafted with a meticulous attention to detail that has long made them beloved of artists the world over, who know they can rely on them to perform perfectly.
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" — you got that right — "With a price tag of $2,995.00 this gorgeous dog dress is every penny worth it, and nothing less than breath-taking with its elegant design and extreme attention to detail.
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Beyond arguably trivial upgrades—like being able to find biodynamic wine in the middle of a grassy field—Adler's obsessive attention to detail is helping improve critical festival elements from cell service to security.
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Chinese ministers and academics still outlined their reform plans, impressing many of the attendees with their vision, their attention to detail and their cool-headed responses to Donald Trump's threats of a trade war.
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Although she took an assertiveness training course to deal with him, she felt that working as her father's assistant, emulating his meticulous craftsmanship and attention to detail, was a good way to develop humility.
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"I had seen escape rooms that were a bit dark and kind of dumpy," he said, adding that his attention to detail has helped draw groups from corporations like Indeed, Mastercard and Vineyard Vines.
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Akira is one of the best-known and influential anime films ever put to the big screen, and because of the attention to detail from its filmmakers, it's been analyzed countless times by critics.
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Though many of Robletto's competitors sell imported Trump piñatas, Robletto is one of the few vendors in Los Angeles to hand-make the Trump piñatas, an attention to detail she says her customers appreciate.
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Soft skills are critical: Burning Glass research shows that one in every three skills cited in a job posting is a foundational skill, such as the ability to communicate and paying attention to detail.
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While things that micromanagers do are important — like paying attention to detail and ensuring work's getting completed — if that's all they're focused on all the time, it can be detrimental to them and employees.
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Objects range from the practical (reusable leather cupholders) to the purely playful (animal masks woven from silk scarves), but all exhibit the love of material and attention to detail for which Hermès is known.
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Lola Toiletries Pouch, available on Dagne Dover, $75Dagne Dover is one of our all-time favorite handbag companies, and most of that has to do with quality, style, and a peerless attention to detail.
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Young British designer and Dover Street Market favorite Phoebe English has garnered considerable critical acclaim in recent years for her women's wear, with its loose, abstract silhouettes, painstaking attention to detail and refined finish.
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In the kitchen, developers are playing up premium cabinetry systems by brands like Henrybuilt, Molteni&C Dada and Smallbone of Devizes, all of which offer a high level of craftsmanship and attention to detail.
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Take in the bold strokes of what looks like hot pink and orange highlighter, the warm red slug of the tongue, the attention to detail in the shadow cast by the ice cream bowl.
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But where others are content to sit in these bleak, overwhelming washes—which kinda feel like living inside late Rothko paintings—Mikhael's attention to detail, even from the beginning has always felt more pointilist.
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Juquila is a touch more upscale than other Mexican restaurants in the neighborhood, and its attention to detail shows: crisper salads, more complex salsas, tortillas and huaraches a little more toasted on the comal.
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Regardless of how "shocking" some of Mapplethorpe's subjects are, as is the case with his notorious X Portfolio, they all share the same attention to detail as his most seemingly tame images of tulips.
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Pros: Extremely cozy, comfortable material, great attention to detail, ability to mix and matchCons: Parachute, like Boll & Branch, is more on the expensive side of thingsRead our reviews of the sheets, bathrobe, and mattress
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Michelle LeBlanc and Shaun Hussey created Chinched Bistro in town, serving cod tongues and other local specialties with an attention to detail that transforms Newfoundland comfort food into fine dining from simple diner fare.
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It's a solid script, a savvy director, attention to detail, and excellent casting — and the end product adds up to more, rather than less, than the sum (both literally and figuratively) of its parts.
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But, clearly, the club and the tournament owe their exacting standards and often peculiar, now widely venerated traditions to Roberts's obsessive attention to detail and stubborn insistence on a certain way of doing things.
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But it also goes a step further, with an attention to detail that makes it more than just a fun plastic box: it's a celebration of the most important years of Sega's long history.
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Tolkien's attention to detail here probably surpasses what he did in "The Lord of the Rings": He went so far as to design heraldic devices for some of the characters featured in the book.
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"He's so dialed in, so meticulous, and his work ethic and attention to detail are beyond belief," said Navratilova, who was enthralled when Anderson engaged her in a discussion of transgender rights and policies.
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The company offers employers online tests for basic aptitudes, like attention to detail and memorization and recall; job-specific skills, like bookkeeping and first aid; and more abstract competencies, like critical thinking and problem solving.
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So when he decided to transition from playing in front of the camera to standing behind the camera as a content producer, he approached the transition with just as much focus and attention to detail.
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Its shoes are handmade with fine attention to detail, the designs are uniquely elegant yet rugged, they're made at an affordable price point, and with sizes 6 through 15, most people can fit into them.
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Perhaps the most astounding thing of all, though, is the fact that — despite the years of development and painstaking attention to detail that went into its creation — Bugatti only plans to ever build 500 Chirons.
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This is writer-director Oz Perkins' debut feature (although his ghost story I Am the Pretty Thing That Lives in the House was released first) and it reflects an impressive confidence and attention to detail.
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The attention to detail is comes down to the fact that Rewind, the developers of the experience, took 360-degree video of the show's real set, and worked with set blueprints, according to Fast Company.
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How to use fashion and how to use comfort, for me, a lot of times [means] dressing like a boy … and how to intermingle that with a sense of personal flare and attention to detail.
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It has proven one of Donald Trump's greatest strengths in building a worldwide luxury brand: An obsessive attention to detail, down to the curtains hanging in hotel rooms and the marble lining the lobby floor.
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As a teenager I remember going on a family holiday to Paris and noticed how differently the women dressed – their style and attention to detail inspired me to want to make things for stylish people.
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It's a horrible oversight to have the main feature — interchangeable ear pads — be unreliable on a new pair of otherwise great-sounding headphones, especially for an audio company that frequently markets its attention to detail.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen it comes to a steady hand and an impeccable attention to detail, David Damek's model making skills rival brain surgeons when it comes to the precision of his work.
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