scrutiny <a scrutiny; scrutinies> N
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The concept that violence stems from silence is also dealt with in the opera, with greater scrutiny than in the play.
en.wikipedia.org The incident resulted in much anger in the neighborhood and in close scrutiny of police use of no-knock warrants in drug raids.
en.wikipedia.org It appears of heterogeneous construction, but the careful scrutiny of its architecture, is able to gives us its dates of modification.
en.wikipedia.org The group soon came under scrutiny from government forces.
en.wikipedia.org Scrutiny is not well resourced in a number of councils.
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