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Nitpicking is a term,
first attested in 1956, that
describes the
action of
giving too much
attention to
unimportant detail. A
person who
nitpicks is termed...
- the free dictionary.
Nitpicking may
refer to:
Nitpicking is the
action of
giving too much
attention to
unimportant detail.
Nitpicking may also
refer to:...
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insane person) and "cherry picking", as well as a play on the word "
nitpicking," nut
picking refers to
intentionally s****ing out
extremely fringe, non-representative...
- eror [sic]."
Named after editor and
writer Jed Hartman. The iron law of
nitpicking: "You are
never more
likely to make a
grammatical error than when correcting...
- Scrutiny". AllThingsD.
Retrieved 2022-04-27. Primack, Dan (April 6, 2011). "
Nitpicking the
Forbes Midas List". Fortune.
Archived from the
original on January...
- "[R]ecording that
album was just the most
boring situation ever. It was just so
nitpicking, such a
contrast to the
first album ... it
ruined any spontaneity." Strummer...
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censors tried to
stifle the
Cheburashka films,
because they made fun of
nitpicking bureaucrats,
factory directors, and the
Young Pioneers;
Cheburashka and...
- duff
track anywhere. And
trying to
balance the
superlatives with
useless nitpicking and the 'relevance' of
supposed old ****s like
Lynne would be
sheer ****...
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phenomenal job,
making the
minor mishaps almost feel like a
product of
nitpicking."
Sowmya Rajendran of The News
Minute gave it 4 out of 5 stars, noting...
- a form of
romanticized deism. Johnson,
George (3
January 2006). "The
Nitpicking of the M****es vs. the
Authority of the Experts". The New York Times. Retrieved...
