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See: accurate, callous, draconian, harsh, inflexible, intense, ironclad, meticulous, onerous, oppressive, particular, precise, punctilious, rigid, severe, strict, stringent, unrelenting How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| The Good Practice Program Principles outlined in Box 1 provide a framework upon which administrators and practitioners could develop programs and upon which governments, funding bodies and other stakeholders could assess the integrity and rigorousness of programs. While structured within the parameters of systems, Signer's events allow for unruly outcomes that continually undermine the rigorousness of setup. However, the rigorousness and rigor of the central argument would have benefited from more adequate explanation of the relevance of the logic that informed the strategic decision-making of the three second-ranking powers to the United States -- the single superpower in the early twenty-first century that arguably enjoys superiority in both nuclear and conventional forces that no other state can match. |
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