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Each case means a person in need of diligent care and attention.

But I did want to make sure he would be diligent.

He has been diligent in looking for a new job.

This late, even the most diligent of workers would be long gone.

The young ones were the best and most diligent, of course.

You were really very diligent about not being followed, though.

Without their help, even the most diligent teaching will have little effect.

Here are a few turned up by a diligent search.

It just leaves them, well, rather less diligent than they were before.

I need not tell him that; he knows you are to diligent.

Your diligent work for the past six months has paid off.

He was a diligent student, in no small part because the entire island took an interest.

She is known as a diligent worker with a kind heart.

It is possible, if you're diligent early on and live below your means, to plan around many of these issues.

What a diligent grandmother to work both day and night!

Sometimes it's a matter of a more diligent lawyer taking the case.

The school is especially well known for its smart and diligent students.

Instead he was trying to be diligent new employee of the month.

It is clear that she thinks he should have been more diligent.

Only those diligent enough to read the fine print will know.

He is one of the more diligent and hard working commissioners.

But they kept coming, and men were falling on the Diligent side of the line as well.

He was said to be diligent and good at managing the books.

The support of parents is significant in encouraging students to be diligent.

"If they are not diligent the first time around, the potential risk will still exist."