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I am trying to work my way systematically through our week.

But look back six years to 1988, and how we've built the program systematically.

He went over the body systematically, beginning with the head and working down.

And he said they have to systematically sell something to keep the place up.

"We are systematically going through everything and finding ways to do that."

Now he turned his attention to the room, systematically taking everything apart.

He systematically worked around from one corner to the others.

That used to mean reading something systematically giving attention to every word in order.

The research results are then systematically applied to course work.

For some time now, reporting has been systematically cut back.

Union researchers must be used more systematically to support the party's work.

And now they know the government has been systematically lying to them.

The commission worked systematically, and it became a model to others.

We must stop systematically using Article 95, which only concerns the single market.

But this happens far less systematically than one would expect.

Art institutions have begun to look at these issues systematically.

During the past 15 years, the federal government has worked systematically to prosecute them.

"We are systematically going through the less hard cases and releasing people."

However, complex tables soon get quite hard to read systematically.

Was he systematically letting everyone know where they stood with him?

We went systematically through every room without finding a single soul.

But how long could they go without being cut off and systematically hunted down?

He is also known to have been systematically abused by his father as a boy.

Since 1988 he began systematically to produce articles about his father.

"We need to look at an industry that is not performing well systematically."