To be fair, the GAO can sometimes be pedantic in its evaluations.
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But there's no need to be pedantic about whether the big cow is really a big cow.
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Would it be pedantic to point out that this is not how people actually read a book?
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It would be pedantic in the extreme to fault this movie for its inaccurate rendering of the past.
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For some reason the Russian Embassy would prefer to be pedantic about the language being used in news headlines.
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"To be pedantic about it, a lot of us distinguish [between] AI and AGI as an 'artificial general intelligence,'" he says.
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If we're going to be pedantic, there's no region called "rainforest" to the west of the Twelve Apostles, and there isn't any rainforest there either.
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And while it was practically unheard-of for someone with Walters's journalistic gravitas to lower herself to daytime TV, Walters didn't want the result to be pedantic.
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First, as with all high school book reports, we begin with a definition: I am not quite certain what the point of this was—To be pedantic about its application to Kaepernick?
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It is not easy to straddle the line between narrative, which can be pedantic on one hand or comforting on the other, and abstraction, removed from the difficulties of the real world.
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It's fab Also, not to be pedantic here, but Linton's defence here that she and her husband Mnuchin used the military jet for an official trip to Kentucky, and not for private reasons, is shaky at the best.
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While an uptight character will be pedantic and fussy over meals, chowing down burgers six days a week and only using your oven to store shoes or warm your jeans means a woman is cool, funny, and easygoing.
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OK, so the main basis for the goat being "psychic" seems to be that he's previously predicted the correct result for Brexit (which, if you want to be pedantic, was only a 50/50 decision) — but at the same time, that means his prediction record is 100% correct, so are we to argue?
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Delivery longa manu to a new possessor is capable by pointing at the property alone. As Nicholas describes: > "If I wish to give you possession of a pile of logs, it is sufficient if I > point them out to you; to require that you should touch them would simply be > pedantic" This rule allows property such as land or large moveable property to be easily passed by sufficient identification alone.
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