Zuck could have followed the lead of Bill Gates, devoting his 20s, 30s, and 40s to running Facebook and then devoting the later years of his career to giving his wealth away.
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" "After devoting his life to serving his country, Lt. Gen.
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It's a test we're worthy of devoting ourselves to daily.
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After selling SunAmerica, Broad started devoting more time to philanthropy.
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AFP is devoting an initial $1.3 million to the effort.
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Nike is instead devoting its resources to shoes and apparel.
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At Motherboard, we're devoting our May theme week to Uber.
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Instead, we will be devoting column space to COLLEGE PLAYERS.
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The magazine is devoting an entire issue to climate change.
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Carter is devoting his energies to a charity called WandAid.
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Ted Kennedy, ABC is devoting an hour to her strange death.
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Devoting more and more of my gym time to the treadmill.
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He said he was devoting his life to reforming America's prisons.
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But devoting yourself to the "CSI" franchise is a weird bummer.
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Today we're devoting The Creators Project to calming and healing artwork.
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They are devoting law enforcement resources to sting operations for this?
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Are you devoting yourself to creative projects that truly inspire you?
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Devoting 10% of their combined portfolios wouldn't move the needle much.
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But BAM is devoting a whole series to Southern sultriness onscreen.
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YOU'RE ALSO DEVOTING 200% OF FREE CASH FLOW TO BUYING BACK STOCK.
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After devoting most of her speech to broadly criticizing Republican policies, Mrs.
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Musk hinted that he would personally be devoting assets to the project.
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That's what we should all be devoting our combined robotics expertise towards.
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You'd be better off devoting that brainpower to learning the tax code.
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"Exit West" avoids this pitfall by devoting equal attention to the quotidian.
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We show our valuation of things by devoting our time to them.
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So there were now three women at home devoting themselves to him.
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The Times is devoting extensive resources to covering Harvey and its aftermath.
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It's a case of people thinking: OK, if we can choose where to devote our resources, are we devoting those resources to ace people, or are we devoting them to folks whose identities are regularly targeted for systemic violence?
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"Regulators are filing cases and devoting real resources to them," Edelson's email said.
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Broadly: What did you achieve by devoting so much time to this project?
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Most recently, however, he's been devoting his time to hunting for literal treasure.
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They're also devoting more than 30 percent of their income to housing costs.
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Both countries are devoting substantial resources -- men and money -- to the Syrian conflict.
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He started as a publisher and writer before devoting himself to political activism.
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Others have been particularly vocal about devoting more government resources to broadband projects.
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Three quick observations after devoting most of my day to the cardboard kits.
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In other words, you're devoting nine days a year to getting to work.
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Society becomes richer over time by devoting resources to its most productive uses.
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But the two chairmen emphasized the resources they are devoting to monitoring cryptocurrencies.
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Devoting more time to your personal interests will keep your romantic life in balance.
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Researchers are also devoting more attention to the long-term effects, such as CTE.
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"I've committed to devoting my last drop of blood to this work," he wrote.
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Why are so many New Yorkers devoting so much of their income to rent?
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Devoting greater resources to corruption cases would go a long way towards fixing things.
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In some locations, it has started devoting more square footage to selling sports gear.
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Why are you devoting your last days to this and what keeps you going?
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Devoting $8bn to putting more barriers in the Sonoran Desert is the wrong priority.
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George Everitt recommends devoting one year in your 20s to pursuing a business idea.
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Are the countries devoting vast sums to their carrier fleets making a colossal mistake?
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As early as Tuesday, The Evening Times was devoting six pages to the game.
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Charlie Baker for devoting considerable state resources to programs that are helping prevent deaths.
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So why aren't we devoting more resources and tech to question of condom access?
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He said Russia also is devoting much effort to countering U.S. missile defense systems.
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Odar and Friese are more interested in devoting time to their characters' emotional journeys.
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Third Point also said it is devoting over $1 billion to energy corporate credits.
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Now he's devoting himself to an exorbitant, unnecessary monument to Trump's nativism and xenophobia.
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Clinton for devoting time listening to her and promising to overhaul the criminal justice system.
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The troubling part was how much serious contemplation I'd been devoting to my testicles lately.
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But since the financial crisis of 2008, banks have been devoting less capital to trading.
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So why are the two sides still devoting so much time to insulting each other?
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Instead of devoting himself to research, he had to find a way to make money.
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Barack Obama is even considering devoting his political talents to addressing the evils of redistricting.
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Happily, she found she was devoting time to her top priorities at work and home.
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Admittedly, this one's for the express purpose of devoting an entire show to Jason Momoa.
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Well-off overachievers are devoting their summer to pursuits like boat building and book writing.
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Oliver will be devoting himself in the immediate future to his responsibilities at Helmut Lang.
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At this time I will be devoting my attentions to doing this and helping others.
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"They have less to lose by devoting a lot of time to [activism]," says Morales.
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We are devoting extraordinary resources to make sure this kind of incident doesn't happen again.
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There's a missed opportunity here, with talented people devoting themselves to the epic but flat.
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Every night this week, Carlson is devoting segments of his Fox News show to homelessness.
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It should be devoting its energies to making sure the count is accurate and secure.
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It should be devoting its energies to making sure the count is accurate and secure.
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More importantly, we need to stop devoting time and effort to planning for future research shortages.
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The job is incredibly difficult even when you are devoting 18 hours a day to it.
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Mr Milner—who was named after Gagarin—is devoting himself to the challenges of deep space.
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Authorities have also enlisted the country's mosques, devoting a Friday sermon to rally Muslims against drugs.
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GamesBeat reports that Booty's new role will see Microsoft devoting more resources to its games business.
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She vowed to make Yahoo an innovator in search again, devoting 1,000 people to the cause.
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Clinton's campaign is devoting additional firepower to North Carolina, a state where she leads Mr. Trump.
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Having to deal with multiple agencies on similar issues means devoting more resources to the effort.
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There are signs that Trump is devoting more time to practicing for the debate this time.
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Instead, I recommend devoting a specific time or two of the day to check the news.
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By the mid-1970s, the couple were devoting themselves full time to distribution, Ms. Talbot recalled.
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He started sleeping on the beach, hanging out with artists, and devoting himself to his poetry.
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My brain has apparently decided that it's not interested in devoting more neurons to that guy.
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Adults responded, very sanely one could argue, by devoting the period to reading about teenage vampires.
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And, he was in good company when it came to devoting attention to the overseas disaster.
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The notion of devoting your life to it is horrifying, if only because it's so repetitious.
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Moya has encouraged him to volley more, devoting much more time in practise to net play.
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Presentation to prosecutors The US attorney's office appeared to be devoting significant resources to the matters.
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But devoting an evening to a weird-sounding film can result in a memorable moviegoing experience.
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There are certainly some US companies devoting resources to innovation, such as FirstSolar, SunPower, and SolarCity.
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By starting coverage, Piper Jaffray joins a small group of brokerages devoting research to the budding industry.
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Each creator has considered quitting the 9-to-5 life and devoting more time to online creation.
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Devoting more resources to TCM could mean less money for health care that is based on science.
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Banks are also devoting less capital to market-making, meaning bonds could be hard to sell quickly.
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"We are devoting extraordinary resources to make sure this kind of incident doesn't happen again," Smith said.
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He makes a good case for devoting more effort to turning children into citizens through civic education.
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Devoting more time preparing millennials for leadership roles may also encourage them to stay with the company.
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Bass confirmed Wednesday he is devoting much of his fund to his bet the yuan will depreciate.
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Instead, she's been devoting her spare time to advocating for broadening access to the drug in Louisiana.
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Its network owners — ABC, Fox and Comcast-owned NBC* — are finally devoting substantial resources to original programming.
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It seems that the awareness she's devoting to sensation and instruction has shifted her into another gear.
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They're just devoting much of it to scrolling on a screen: laptops, smartphones, TVs, you name it.
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After devoting the past two years to photographing American Girl dolls, Sydney Rose Paulsen, 20, is one.
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"Devoting 17 legislative days from a bill, then walking away from it … makes no sense," Lee said.
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Jones-Davis says she's even seen Brownie troops and children's art classes devoting time to making them.
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Phil Bryant, a Republican, was hardly alone in devoting part of his speech to the opioid crisis.
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Yet despite those changes, coaches like Warnock are still devoting considerable energy to maintaining or expanding rosters.
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Among the major world powers, we are unique in devoting so many separate entities to intelligence work.
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The company has been devoting more square footage in stores to toys, following Toys R Us' liquidation.
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VICE PRESIDENT PENCE HAS, I HAVE, SECRETARY TILLERSON, EVERYBODY IS DEVOTING A LOT OF TIME TO ASIA.
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Maybe people like me, proudly and too uncritically devoting ourselves to serving these places, are the problem.
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I also hope Americans start devoting more than 2 percent of our philanthropic dollars to climate change.
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Maybe it really is like a dog, where you're only rewarded after devoting time and energy in it.
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The type of A-lister that thinks nothing of devoting his time to good causes in unlikely venues.
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"People ask me why I'm devoting all this time to something that doesn't directly affect me," she says.
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Which means the bad guys are devoting a lot of resources to developing new methods to deliver ransomware.
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There are people actually devoting their lives to doing these things, and so far, it's not adding up.
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NASA, naturally, is devoting an entire evening's worth of livestream programming to Kelly and Kornienko's (hopefully uneventful) return.
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Dr. Epstein lived to be 91, after devoting his career to preventing cancer and heeding his own advice.
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He admitted that it was difficult devoting himself to the performance amid the changes in his personal life.
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He wants to make sure to keep the firewall there, so he's devoting his energy to doing that.
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Superstars are also devoting increasing resources to lobbying, an industry that is at its most advanced in America.
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SEC Chairman Jay Clayton said the watchdog is devoting a "significant portion of resources" to the ICO market.
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After straddling his shitty jobs, while devoting himself to dance whenever he could, he finally made the leap.
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It's not the kind of job that you can have without fully devoting yourself to it 100 percent.
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Rather than fatigue-inducing roundups of mixed artists, most galleries here are devoting their booths to solo presentations.
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Watch the video below to hear the hilarious title of the chapter Graham plans on devoting to DeGeneres.
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I don't think they are devoting all their time and energy into getting where they ought to be.
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It would have to be something that I felt was worthy of devoting that amount of time to.
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Affirm's fundraising efforts come as more and more companies are devoting ample resources to consumer and B2B lending.
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Instead of devoting significant attention to all individual characteristics, our brain quickly summarizes the information as a group.
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Despite having a terrible experience on LSD, she would end up devoting much of her life researching it.
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It is now devoting significant resources to getting the Max, which has been grounded since March, flying again.
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He floundered, and considered devoting his life to translating his beloved Faulkner when he had a chance sighting.
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But I've found myself devoting nights and weekends to the "Education Disrupted" project for personal reasons as well.
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Customer call centers in the retail and financial sectors are devoting more money to training, Ms. Glaser said.
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He is studying neuroscience now and is considering devoting his career to investigating the brain and his disease.
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Clinton, for her part, is devoting more time to debate prep and is closely studying policy briefing books.
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There are groups devoting themselves to increasing civility, from Better Angels to the National Institute for Civil Discourse.
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It's also encouraging to see Creative Time devoting substantial resources to the work of a lesser-known artist.
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Internal critics are biding their time, with many devoting their political energies to working on important parliamentary committees.
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Devoting time to other conditions more commonly associated with PBA amounted to "diluting your chances," the manager wrote.
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Ms. Smith has been devoting herself to improving the block, specifically relations between the old and new residents.
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For this reason, NASA is also devoting resources to searching for asteroids and mapping their paths of orbit.
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The postal inspectors have been especially dedicated to the cause, devoting manpower and resources and securing several convictions.
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In her later years, Bush spent her time devoting her time to her family and her work promoting literacy.
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Today, April 26, we are devoting a day to them, in particular, for the second-ever 50/50 Day.
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And Ms Jett has Mr Laguna—arguing with her, adoring her and devoting his life to serving her needs.
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On the other hand, they risk devoting too much time to various characters and stories, just because they can.
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Hun Sen in a Facebook post credited King Norodom Sihanouk with devoting his life to fight for the independence.
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It stretches interminably, devoting too much time to song and dance and not enough to developing characters and conflicts.
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It's why YouTube spotlights its creators, and why Instagram is devoting an entire new tier to its best influencers.
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Let's be honest — devoting an exhibition to a dead white man feels about as novel as eggnog on Christmas.
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It's a real public health crisis, and I'm definitely committed to devoting the rest of my life to it.
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After devoting their lives to traveling and lecturing about the importance of meteorites, the Niningers were mired in debt.
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You had offices devoting huge amounts of time and resources to this ... all aspects of it were really surprising.
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At the height of your research, how much time would you say you were devoting to this a week?
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Armed with new technologies, scientists face not a challenge of getting data but devoting the time to understand it.
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Besides devoting more money to paying off pension debts, we need to fight the underlying costs that drive them.
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By devoting resources to developing blockchain technology, banks have legitimized it, but the question is whether bitcoin will last.
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Last year he told Dancing Astronaut he plans on devoting more time to his music, including a new album.
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Oliver unloaded on Trump late last month, devoting his entire 30-minute broadcast to bashing the real estate tycoon.
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In reality everyone in Congress wants to help Veterans, with some devoting more time to the cause than others.
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By the time he turned 26, he decided to switch gears, devoting himself full-time to laser light shows.
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Not many ended up devoting the meat of their adult lives to scribbling byzantine diagrams all over the place.
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This pianist is taking a gamble by devoting a sizable chunk of his career to a largely unknown composer.
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Kasparov warned that Caruana's devoting his life to chess at a young age was too risky, Lou Caruana said.
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It's all about paying attention to what's happening in the moment and devoting yourself to learning about the world.
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Our editorial board went silent for a day, devoting its usual space in print to letters from Trump supporters.
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But there is a clear moral case for devoting more attention to small-town America at the same time.
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This week, Waypoint is devoting a substantial portion of our publishing schedule to exploring this part of games culture.
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It's unfortunate that Aldous rushes through Schlesinger's last four decades, devoting just a few paragraphs to his later works.
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Last year, Barcelona's city hall announced it was devoting 2 million euros (almost $2.5 million) to fighting the problem.
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But ultimately it will come down to whether someone decides any of the software is worth devoting resources to.
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Ballroom dancing requires a talented and steady partner, something she had trouble maintaining while also devoting herself to tennis.
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Thank you for devoting so much time and space to a well-told story that will affect us all.
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Eventually I was devoting as much time to music theory and writing as I was to practicing the saxophone.
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But a younger generation of consumers is devoting more money during the holidays toward experiences, like vacations and concerts.
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But Trump shifted blame to the FBI, saying it is devoting too much time to investigating his presidential campaign.
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In addition, diabetes is also not a veteran-specific ailment that VA should be devoting limited research resources towards.
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Last year, it started devoting more square footage in some stores for athletic apparel, saying that was helping lift sales.
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Adam, a onetime chain smoker, credits Rebekah with getting him to quit and devoting himself to pursuing passions before riches.
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Accordingly, they're all slamming each other with negative ads and attacks, and devoting comparatively less effort to taking down Trump.
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"I think the universe was saying, 'You should really go that way,&apos" he says of devoting himself to acting.
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Williams was disgusted the rapper would attack his former flame's child, devoting a full 10-minute segment bashing the tweets.
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Anheuser-Busch, the world's largest brewing company, is devoting two Super Bowl ads this year not to beer, but water.
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And so I began to unpack the significance of two people devoting their lives to each other in that context.
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Folks who were on the fence about devoting resources to VR/AR/MR are now at least thinking about it.
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Nigeria, which has Africa's largest economy, has come under fire for devoting little of its own resources to humanitarian aid.
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With the government devoting ever greater dollars to disaster recovery, how and where that money is spent becomes increasingly important.
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Even so, more than 500 women have benefited from mastectomies after Roodt and other surgeons began devoting their time freely.
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Sandeep Dhaliwal carried a badge and a gun while devoting his life to a faith that teaches love and peace.
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And he insisted on devoting time to his job as a senator from Vermont last year rather than matching Mrs.
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My peers are devoting their lives to the love of cinema, and none of them are worried about the Oscars.
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But as president, he is devoting a large amount of energy to making it harder to be poor in America.
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A lawyer by education, he served briefly in the Reagan administration before devoting himself to politics and later to business.
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What a nice way to spend your time on Earth, devoting yourself to a pursuit that truly fills your soul.
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It adopted Rueda's plan to implement 500 superblocks across Barcelona, devoting almost 70 percent of city streets to mixed use.
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The fact that Dr. Gawande is not devoting all of his energies to the venture makes Mr. Garthwaite more skeptical.
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In advance of opening night, he's been attending five rehearsals a week, devoting at least 20 hours to the play.
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Many institutions are devoting large swaths of their 2019-20 seasons to celebrating the coming 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth.
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Croasdell spoke with a group of women all devoting their creative energies to breaking the cycle of poverty and drugs.
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The editors at National Geographic said they had similar motivations for devoting their magazine issue and documentary to the subject.
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Her campaign is proposing devoting five times as much funding to pre-disaster programs as the federal government current does.
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It also advised devoting more resources to protecting British universities, where technology of interest to Beijing may be under development.
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Despite devoting billions to original programming, introducing dozens of new TV shows, Netflix has been reluctant to cancel its offerings.
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Rogers fashioned weeping willow chairs, devoting Goth Poe's Philosophy of Furniture to Dali's surrealist clocks; has an avatar on Second Life.
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The company is also reportedly devoting resources to building autonomous driving software under its Project Titan initiative, as Bloomberg also reported.
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They are unable to marry, have a family, or own land, devoting themselves only to the sworn brothers of the Watch.
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Now she's devoting her energy to gentle comic relief to ease us throught the final stretch of this exhausting campaign season.
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After devoting more than 2100,21 man hours on FUMP investigations from 2000-22013, many cases were declined for prosecution or closed.
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Devoting years to scouring some of the darkest corners of the web hasn't exactly made Donovan and Daniels free-speech advocates.
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Every day I need to put a selection of these tracks on my phone, without devoting all available storage to music.
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Germans in particular will chafe at devoting more money to a cause they dislike to please a foreign president they detest.
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At Slack he will be devoting himself to physical and information security at the company in addition to overall security policy.
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Each season of the podcast focuses in on one music album, devoting each episode in the season to dissecting one song.
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Luckily, there are tons of ways to get in a workout without leaving the house or devoting a ton of time.
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Beyond a promise to stop hectoring other governments, Mr Scholz shows little sign of devoting political capital to tricky European debates.
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Think of all the time you'd waste in a relationship, all the time you could be devoting to robbing Andy Garcia!
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Roberts questioned whether they should be devoting resources to breeding cats while the wild cheetah population continues to be whittled away.
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This year, however, they are devoting a period of study to improve preservation efforts and, for now, have stopped issuing permits.
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But he was also single, and rarely dated, instead devoting himself to the project of importing modern European style to Moscow.
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She returned again and again to Pendleton, increasingly devoting her time to working with her students, as they assembled their documentary.
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As an energy investor at Ares Management, Ben Pike says it's important to hone an expertise by devoting years of work.
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"Networks are not devoting to each of them the same level of coverage they once did," a White House official said.
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While it is laudable that he is devoting time and attention to this issue, much of his announcement is deeply troubling.
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This column is my first for the Op-Ed page, which is why I'm devoting it to the great American stagnation.
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Ghana focused on building universities and schools across the whole country rather than devoting its attention exclusively to its capital Accra.
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Fox News's Sean Hannity was one of the most enthusiastic rumormongers, devoting segments on three separate occasions last week to Rich.
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Marriott is also devoting the resources necessary to phase out Starwood systems and accelerate the ongoing security enhancements to our network.
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And with leisure would come the possibility of devoting time to learning, hobbies or whatever else might really matter to us.
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For retailers accustomed to devoting shelf rather than floor space to consumer electronics, this may well require a change in mindset.
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But that by the time Boeing was devoting most of its attention to the 737 Max crisis, not a new plane.
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John Brenner, a Democrat who succeeded Mr. Robertson as mayor, praised him for devoting much of his life to public service.
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Today's kids are tomorrow's voters, a fact that this museum acknowledged by devoting its 30th-anniversary initiative to encouraging civic engagement.
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Bezos is increasingly devoting more time to some of his other personal projects, such as his space-exploration company Blue Origin.
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My father also announced football and basketball games, boxing matches, bicycle competitions and rodeos, before devoting himself exclusively to auto races.
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Embodying this "consumer welfare" regime, Amazon has largely avoided government scrutiny by devoting its business strategy and rhetoric to reducing prices.
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Despite subsequently devoting much time and attention to dealing with the aftermath, her government has rarely seemed in control of events.
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Now, he says, he is devoting his downtime to parenting, self-improvement, a new flying hobby, and pondering his next project.
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When I began to get answers, it was shocking how much we were devoting — time, energy, dollars — to enforcing marijuana prohibition.
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For nearly four years, my daily routine was waking up at 4:30 and devoting time to my Rich Habits Study.
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He saw that the Giants' secondary was devoting several defenders to cover the Steelers' fleet wide receivers deep down the field.
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This is what the bill that the new Republican administration is devoting the first months of its term to passing does.
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Clinton's super PAC, Priorities USA, plans to spend $5.5 million, with both groups devoting most of their cash to Florida and Ohio.
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Also around that time, a French bitcoin startup called Acinq began shifting from building a hardware wallet to devoting itself to Lightning.
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She preferred a quiet life over her ex-husband's inclination for the spotlight, devoting herself to family and her many Hollywood friends.
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The opportunity cost of devoting years of British politics to divorce proceedings rather than addressing, say, productivity or poverty, will be huge.
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MODERN CITIES, PARTICULARLY in America, are habitats for cars as much as people, devoting huge amounts of space to roads and parking.
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If the Trump campaign is forced to concentrate on Georgia and Arizona, it consumes time and money he could be devoting elsewhere.
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To get off the ground, a startup team needs to be devoting all of its energy to making itself better every day.
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That could prove important as legislation that prevents the Justice Department from devoting funds to enforcement is set to expire next month.
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But by the beginning of the 1970s she and her husband were devoting themselves to making art of an earth-conscious nature.
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Now he's devoting his time and money to philanthropy, via the Case Foundation, and to startup investing, via his Revolution LLC group.
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Lastly and perhaps most significantly, people have become accustomed to devoting only a small portion of their attention to any one task.
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Rather than devoting a pantry shelf to beans, pastas, rice, and other dry food, use wall space to store those items instead.
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Soltau has said Penney, in turn, will make more investments in apparel — devoting even more space in stores to clothes and accessories.
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Kimmel says he laments devoting many of his shows to commentary and wisecracks about the commander in chief and the Trump administration.
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Jay Clayton, the head of the SEC, said that the organization is devoting a "significant portion of resources" to the ICO market.
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Schwarzman chronicles his dual relationship with the Chinese government and Trump, devoting more than two dozen pages to his activities in China.
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Facebook is devoting tremendous resources to pushing live video on its platform, including paying some publishers for video content and courting celebrities.
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Determined to avoid mental and physical stagnation, Mr. Wang has explored new skills and ideas while devoting ample time to daily exercise.
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Then he remembered: Cyrille Aimée , a French jazz singer, was devoting a night to his songs at Birdland, on Forty-fourth Street.
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They had two more daughters, Blake and Ollie, and began devoting more of their time to causes centered on women and girls.
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Coates tells me she's quit her job to work full-time, devoting six days a week to getting IPSF off the ground.
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In fact, no gender or economic group is devoting more than 7% of their free time to exercise or overall physical fitness.Busted.
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That involves stopping the immigration of Syrian refugees, deporting undocumented immigrants with criminal records and devoting more resources to securing the border.
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It is devoting its entire 133 season and all its spaces to time as a theme, with an accent on the future.
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His reward is that, after devoting his life to the expansion of American power globally, he's a hapless party to its contraction.
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I am an obstetrician and this is an exceedingly important topic, one that many people are passionately devoting their lives to correcting.
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He was elected governor in 2001, largely by mitigating losses in rural areas by devoting large amounts of time to campaigning there.
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The Harold Pinter Theater is devoting the next six months to selections of the Nobel laureate's one-acts, some lasting mere minutes.
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It is devoting its entire 2018 season and all its spaces to time as a theme, with an accent on the future.
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It is devoting its entire 1964 season and all its spaces to time as a theme, with an accent on the future.
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For travelers "who are devoting a significant portion of their savings to a trip, it can be a good addition," Josowitz said.
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This will mean running attack ads, devoting stump time to his opponents' unsavory histories and standing behind surrogates who do the same.
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It&aposs gained legitimacy from advertisers and media outlets like ESPN and Turner&aposs Bleacher Report that are devoting budgets to it.
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He's trying to repeat that strategy in Nevada, devoting campaign resources and candidate time to the vast rural counties in northern Nevada.
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Some potential supporters objected to devoting resources to high-performing minority students rather than the much larger group performing below grade level.
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If Apple wants to keep subscribers, and build its base, devoting a large amount of funds to original content upfront is imperative.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Hyperallergic began devoting dedicated coverage to documentary this year, producing some terrific articles in the process.
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Without mentioning Mr. Yiannopoulos by name, she wrote on her Twitter account that people were devoting too much energy to his woes.
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But however change comes, accessibility advocates will have to counter the belief that devoting resources to help one group necessarily shortchanges others.
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Moreover, several studios — for the first time since the 1990s — are devoting meaningful resources to break-into-song films with original music.
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Earlier this month, he laid off staff in New Hampshire and South Carolina, devoting the campaign's full capacity to Iowa and Nevada.
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But the "Marco Polo" cancellation may be a sign that Netflix will become more selective about endlessly devoting resources to original series.
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It is devoting its entire 19793 season and all its spaces to time as a theme, with an accent on the future.
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It is devoting its entire 21741 season and all its spaces to time as a theme, with an accent on the future.
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I am devoting myself to helping them prove they can be as competent in the workplace as they were on the battlefield.
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There's something specific about media fandom, and to devoting large amounts of emotional energy to media in particular, that is particularly threatening.
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But the point here is that Facebook could be devoting vastly more resources to the problem if it cared about solving it.
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It's the worst kind of sex work to do, because you're basically devoting 24 hours a day to somebody for $1,000 a month.
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Hoda Kotb may be relishing her maternity leave, but the journalist is devoting some love to another baby of hers: the Today show!
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But now she's devoting a larger portion of her stump speech to the beginning and achievements of her career, per the campaign aide.
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Instead of devoting ourselves to a comprehensive plan to combat microbial threats, we scramble to respond to the latest one in the headlines.
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She is writing and devoting herself to a new mission as an activist working to prevent wrongful convictions from happening to someone else.
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The governments and local councils are devoting energy and taxpayers' money towards improving public services, rather than catching graffiti writers and buffing everything.
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If we're to really solve the opioid problem, we need to be devoting more of our efforts to understanding what pain even is.
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Ordway fears that the city is devoting more of these funds to creating murals and paying less attention to ridding areas of trash.
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Rubio, for his part, has been less aggressive going after Cruz on the airwaves in Iowa, instead devoting his focus to New Hampshire.
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In "Bon Voyage," Rory gets her first real job as a reporter, after devoting herself to that goal for the past seven seasons.
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That would escalate tensions, and could result in Iran pulling out of the deal entirely and devoting new energy to its nuclear program.
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Jesus Christ died for us, and I can't think of a better way to thank him than devoting my life to serving him.
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Cisco, in conjunction with local authorities, is devoting $500 million to a project that includes a venture capital fund and co-development facilities.
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Devoting time to other conditions more commonly associated with PBA amounted to "diluting your chances," wrote Tiffany, a senior sales manager in California.
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At a time when students should be devoting time and energy to learning, many are grappling with issues of food insecurity and housing.
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Government labs, private investors, and intergovernmental organizations are also devoting vast resources to what many consider the holy grail of energy — nuclear fusion.
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The FBI joined the investigation this week, devoting as many as 15 agents to the search that has involved an army of volunteers.
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The League of American Orchestras finally awoke to the challenge in June, devoting much of its annual conference to the topic of diversity.
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Roxx disbanded in the mid-1990s, Mr. D'Angeli said, around the same time he began devoting himself to educating the public about bats.
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Kwak had worked at traditional media companies such as Complex and ESPN, and the idea of devoting himself to something Asian was appealing.
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If you find you're struggling to squeeze in gym time, for example, you may be devoting too much time to your side gig.
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But he no longer maintains daily oversight of the company, and has begun devoting himself almost entirely to producing music of his own.
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I'm now taking home $1,792.70 per month, and devoting nearly 17 percent of that take-home pay to a mid-tier healthcare plan.
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They are devoting massive resources to win this battle for the future, and also recruiting the best tech talent available to this cause.
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As Engadget notes, the mountain will only be created if the UAE's government approves devoting the necessary funds and resources to the endeavor.
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Zuckerberg stated that the company is devoting resources to creating tools that not only let people share stories but keep one another safe.
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More often than not, a debt pay-off success story involves someone devoting all of their time and resources to becoming debt-free.
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She now lives at The Church of Saint Mary the Virgin in Times Square, devoting her life to prayer and helping the homeless.
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Even after devoting the better part of three days to "Aus Licht," I would happily have stayed to take it all in again.
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But devoting so much time to the basketball and track teams hurt his grades, making him academically ineligible to remain on the team.
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The congressional spending proposal is more than three times the $2.5 billion the White House proposed last week devoting to the coronavirus effort.
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Chris Sullivan, 203, tells his less-advantaged students that devoting themselves to the skill is all about saving lives: others' and their own.
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She published no new fiction for 24 years, devoting herself instead to deep study of Marx, Darwin and the history of political thought.
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To be sure, it's his privilege, and covering media isn't as important as devoting coverage to other topics, presidential politics being one example.
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Despite devoting substantial resources to Title IX programs, colleges and universities face periodic protests from students angry that they have not done more.
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Fresh off a retrospective of the films of Marcello Mastroianni, the Film Society is devoting this week to more recent movies from Italy.
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More recently, the United States commemorated the 60th anniversary of the universal declaration by devoting an entire Journal USA issue to human rights.
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Jamshed retired from music in 2001 and announced that he was devoting his life to Islam, joining the conservative Tableeghi Jamaat religious organisation.
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He said that DHS is "elevating" the mission and devoting more resources to fostering relationships with state and local officials who administer elections.
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Analysts are devoting more and more pages to ESG strategy reports, and many firms are integrating ESG analysis into their regular research notes.
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Employers and insurance companies will no longer be devoting resources to the custom design and negotiation of one-off plans for each employer.
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He lived in the three-bedroom downstairs apartment, rented out rooms on the upper floors, devoting most of his spare time to repairs.
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Tuesday night, amid harsh criticism, Snyder tried to fix the situation, devoting most of his annual State of the State address to Flint.
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" His work on "Blueprint" was already long underway, and he lost himself in it, devoting "my heart and soul and all my learning.
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Do you think that contributes in any way to how ... as opposed to devoting, let's say, a print issue to a political topic?
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Members of the western military alliance have agreed on a goal of each country devoting 2 percent of GDP to defense within a decade.
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But just as the need for nurses is increasing, so too is the price for devoting one's life to the direct care of strangers.
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So far, according to Votel, the U.S. is devoting nearly 5,000 forces to getting Iraqi and moderate Syrian rebels trained and ready to fight.
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In an attempt to emulate the selflessness of Joan of Arc, Ching-ling ended up devoting herself to a man unworthy of her worship.
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The best companies are now devoting at least a third of their investment to knowledge-intensive intangibles such as R&D, licensing and marketing.
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And there might even be more choices: Mike Bloomberg is talking about running and devoting a billion of his own dollars to the effort.
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Mr Abe might easily end up devoting his final years in office to securing its approval, first from the Diet and then from voters.
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Trump, in turn, repeatedly bashed the New Hampshire Union Leader for endorsing Christie, even devoting 20 minutes of a Nashua rally talking about it.
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And while fixing transportation won't solve all these problems, it certainly doesn't help to continue devoting so much of our space to unoccupied cars.
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Truffaut draws out the book's most surreally boring moments, devoting an entire scene to a hypnotic faux-interactive soap opera about assigning guest bedrooms.
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Devoting space to that rapidly growing audience (up from 72 million last quarter) isn't just something that will appease the EU — it's smart business.
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In fact, season 4 of Transparent is devoting more time to Davina's backstory, shifting the focus from just examining the repercussions of Maura's transition.
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The summit focused particular attention to ISIS, devoting a special session to the group, which has demonstrated an interest in nuclear materials, Obama said.
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And the remaining gladiators, Quinn and Huck (Guillermo Diaz) are devoting their time to investigating Frankie's death, along with pseudo-gladiator Charlie (George Newbern).
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Six months ago, BlackRock announced a big restructuring to its active equity business, devoting a new $30 billion focused on quantitative and data science.
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Rather than devoting their funds to traveling, buying second homes and otherwise further gilding their golden years, he says, retirees tend to be frugal.
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It's always a challenge tackling such a familiar and beloved story, and bringing enough freshness or relevance to justify devoting three hours to it.
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" Gisotti said the document "requests" that the father leave priesthood to "assume his responsibilities as a parent by devoting himself exclusively to the child.
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For Whole Foods though, devoting shelf space to small brands, especially those that aren't driving traffic, was not always good for the bottom line.
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He will be devoting his energies to L.A. Dance Project, the nine-member ensemble he created in 2012, and which continued in his absence.
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With white sand beaches and swaying palms, Blue Apple makes for a popular day trip, and many don't consider devoting nights to staying offshore.
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But it also reflects that fact that Apple is devoting ever more dollars to its R&D effort even as its revenue has fallen.
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But many said they still don't think the candidates are devoting the time or attention that such a prominent place on the calendar deserves.
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The rocket looks great on paper, but there are some problems that the Trump administration should consider before devoting taxpayer funds to its growth.
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After devoting himself to black, the pendulum swung back towards color and Pollock's final phase was focused on reimagining the legendary colorist Henri Matisse.
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Before moving to the East Coast and devoting himself to New York Minimalism, the American artist Don Dudley lived and worked in Los Angeles.
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It's not unlike how advertisers themselves borrow interest, hiring celebrities to endorse products or devoting ads to buzzed-about subjects like a royal wedding.
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The game has seen a recent uptick in interest thanks to more YouTube creators, like Jacksepticeye and PewDiePie devoting lengthy videos to gameplay sessions.
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In a news release, the Education Department said it had a "goal of devoting" that sum each year toward STEM and computer science education.
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Mario, by contrast, is a child of the 1960s; he consciously models himself in exact opposition to Aron by devoting himself to Eligia's care.
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Trying to be balanced — devoting equal proportions of time and energy to other areas of my life — would have detracted from the formative experiences.
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U.S. farmers may also be wary of devoting their entire crop to Chinese buyers and leaving their bottom lines at the mercy of Beijing.
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And The Tribune does not just safeguard the city; by devoting coverage to every aspect of daily life, it creates a sense of community.
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And The Tribune does not just safeguard the city; by devoting coverage to every aspect of daily life, it creates a sense of community.
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It is devoting up to $400 million to defend the GOP majorities in Congress and support candidates in state and local elections this year.
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She upended what had been the magazine's rather staid coverage, often devoting its pages to single-topic themes, like film, sex and quantum physics.
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The importance of devoting resources to rehabilitation rather than incarceration will be critical to ensure that avoidable consequences of widespread drug addiction are neutralized.
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As to Mr. Gilliam, the Dia Art Foundation is devoting two of its industrially-scaled galleries to a long-term installation of his work.
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The group's formation, successes, and struggles couldn't be summed up in one film, so Hulu is (rightfully) devoting an entire series to the group.
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As long as having a large family is equated with increasing social power, devoting one's life to motherhood will look like a religious duty.
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Federal agencies are devoting more and more funds to wildfire suppression — without solving the underlying issues that spark costly fires in the first place.
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It highlighted several persistent problems, including a "lack of continued political will" -- meaning national leaders aren't devoting enough energy and resources to disaster preparation.
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"We are devoting new teams, sophisticated technology and enormous resources toward the goal of building the most-safe, private space for people to connect."
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The president has also grown increasingly agitated with Fox News for devoting time to town halls with 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, including with Sen.
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They're just serious enough to make you consider devoting your life to the Devil, and then they sing a song about Count Drugula. Awesome.
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By devoting energy to Maya's daily struggles, Anna doesn't have to talk about her parents' fraying relationship and can more easily distract herself from it.
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Later, Politico's Sarah Karlin-Smith reported, the White House even dialed back expectations of how much time Conway will really be devoting to the issue.
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The problem is that the government is devoting more time and money to a few risky mega-projects than to these worthy but dull schemes.
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Devoting herself every day to the position of chancellor of Germany had been an honor and a challenge alike, Merkel said at Monday's press conference.
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At the time, the source said she was devoting more energy to criminal justice reform and that her husband Kanye West was "excited" about it.
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Rather than devoting time to develop the overseas options, Li said working with Google made more sense, particularly given that it is a Mobvoi investor.
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He also expressed anxiety around how to manage boys' sexual impulses during the teen years, devoting an entire chapter to the "dangers" of sexual development.
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Trump started his speech devoting more than 300 words to describing in detail specific ISIS or ISIS-inspired attacks in the United States and Europe.
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I don't say this out of fear for my job: I've retired from translating and am devoting part of my time nowadays to…writing code.
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Iron Man 22005 upped the ante by devoting a corresponding soundtrack entirely to the band's music, something Tony Stark himself would assuredly have approved of.
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It's admirable how many galleries and smaller nonprofits are making a point of devoting entire seasons to women artists, Taurus, but what about animal artists?
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Both of us come from multi-racial/multi-ethnic backgrounds, we both identify with queerness and Islam, and we had been devoting time towards that.
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At the time, the source said Kardashian was devoting more energy to criminal justice reform and that her husband Kanye West was "excited" about it.
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And can we go on devoting so much money and resources to this failed war given the need to protect our country from real threats?
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After two days of devoting his Twitter account to the bombing, Mr. de Blasio ended that string with a post about his fair workweek initiative.
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Buying new friends: While we criticize "questionably run" Third World countries, China is devoting a lot of time and money-making inroads around the world.
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Globo, Brazil's dominant television network, luxuriated in the conquest of the soccer gold medal, devoting the bulk of its nightly news program to the triumph.
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He becomes a portrait painter, devoting his life, as Hollinghurst has, to the difficult art of verisimilitude, while himself remaining something of a blank canvas.
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Eminem has been a vocal critic of Trump and his policies, devoting an entire freestyle rap to bashing the president during a performance last year.
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In fact, Lilla spends very little time engaging the collective's meaning of the term, instead devoting his energy to his own interpretation of identity politics.
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After devoting hours of stomping (and the occasional hand-slap move) to beat this level, Jayce finally finished it on Friday in about 7 minutes.
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Beyond devoting resources to law enforcement, those measures added addiction treatment beds to state correctional facilities and created a state monitoring system for painkiller prescriptions.
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In North America, Canadian institutions have generally made more sustained efforts at devoting space and resources to indigenous art than those in the United States.
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The Miami team is devoting part of its effort to calling each contact number listed via satellite phone — in addition to checking on each residence.
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Debates on conserving and restoring works by Paik are widespread, with the Smithsonian American Art Museum devoting an entire symposium to the topic in 2013.
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Federer was asked very late on Thursday night whether he believed the Grand Slams were devoting a sufficient percentage of their revenue to prize money.
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This is the secretary of state explaining to the American people why their government is devoting energy and attention to this issue in this way.
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In his last few weeks as FBI director, Comey began devoting more of his time — and more of the bureau's resources — to the Russia investigation.
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More states and municipalities are recognizing the benefits of early education and child care and are devoting more resources to increasing access and improving quality.
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In Washington, Ms. Sinema, the first openly bisexual member of Congress, has positioned herself as a centrist, devoting herself to such issues as veterans affairs.
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The $8.3 billion congressional spending proposal is more than three times the $2.5 billion the White House proposed last week devoting to the coronavirus effort.
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Made up of dedicated volunteers, the group partners with park staff, devoting endless hours to maintain more than 100 miles of trails in the park.
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For example, he has persuaded Victoria Beckham and Goop, among others, to create YouTube channels and to get serious about devoting time to making videos.
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It's the kind of thing that a book or a TV series can do really well, devoting as much time as necessary to each story.
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"It's fair to say that we are now devoting more resources to pursuing hotel opportunities because we have demonstrated that they work," Mr. Sokolov said.
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Jeff Flake had done a disservice to his constituents by devoting too much time to criticizing President Donald Trump and not enough time to legislating.
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But two doctors, two nurses and another staffer there are devoting much of their time to fighting with insurance companies over two advanced cholesterol drugs.
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"For most of my life I believed my parents were intense masochists for devoting their existences to the least thankful business I know," she wrote.
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But the second film meanders, sagging in the middle, and devoting far too much time to a final showdown between our protagonists and their foe.
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ICE probably should be devoting its resources to apprehending foreign students who have already violated their status instead of facilitating new violations with fake universities.
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After leaving his post in 2015, the prince became a full time working royal, devoting his time to charity work on behalf of the Queen.
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My husband and I had been trying so hard to have a baby, devoting so much energy to conceiving, that the loss was particularly painful.
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Devoting your energies to a "common good" while being conveniently vague about who gets to define the words "common" and "good" is dangerous, he argues.
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" He said the guideline "requests" that the father leave the priesthood to "assume his responsibilities as a parent by devoting himself exclusively to the child.
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He has specifically criticized the World Bank for devoting a significant share of its financing to countries that are relatively prosperous, including China and Brazil.
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SportsCenter went from devoting 2.2 percent of its time to women in 473 to 1.4 percent of its time to women athletes a decade later.
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That has meant devoting millions of dollars to programs that help certain populations that are vulnerable to homelessness while scaling back funding for some basic services.
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They span genres, devoting themselves to music, sports, TV shows, celebrities, books, and beyond, taking on lives of their own that far surpass their source material.
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The automotive industry spends heavily on advertising, devoting an estimated $35.5 billion across 14 global markets last year, according to research from the Zenith media agency.
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While some people can't imagine spending the time to put on makeup every morning, I won't leave the house without devoting 20 minutes to my face.
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Flanagan has been living a quieter life since then, devoting much of his time to training young students at the Renzo Grazie Academy in jiu-jitsu.
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In the coming months, Mr Xi will be devoting most of his political energy to ensuring that his will prevails in all three of these aspects.
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Some schools are devoting more time to social studies and science, subjects that help build vocabulary and knowledge in ways that can make students stronger readers.
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In France, Mr. Matzneff was careful to stay mostly inside what some considered a "gray zone," devoting diaries and novels to his relations with teenage girls.
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It's a shame, because it suggests The Walking Dead's creative team is unwilling to even address Negan short of devoting an entire standalone episode to him.
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Despite devoting whole chapters to discussions of Christian theology and heresies, Mr. Eco managed to enthrall a mass audience with the book, a rollicking detective thriller.
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This map of the Isles is colossal, devoting as much space to every nook and cranny of Britannia that previous games devoted to all of Europe.
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But there are increasing signs of her confidence, including devoting more time in her speeches to trying to help Democratic candidates for Senate and other offices.
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I want to let my parents come and watch the kids, find a trusted babysitter, and make sure I am devoting enough time to our relationship.
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It sets them up for more disappointment and wastes time and energy they could be devoting to finding a new and better future for their communities.
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The action game looks like a side-scrolling shoot 'em up, but it's built around the notion of devoting each level to elaborate, branching boss fights.
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Multiple senior administration officials said there are few signs the President is devoting his time or attention to the ongoing election-related cyber threat from Russia.
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It's this "authenticity", though, that has guys like Giles to devoting their entire gaming lives to the title, and taking on other, like-minded players too.
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Instead, I just bow down and thank these unique individuals for devoting such care to their craft and for bringing so much unhinged joy into existence.
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He continued to explore his growing love for graffiti, moving on to decorating trains while devoting himself to becoming the best street artist he could be.
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Is there any validity to the argument that devoting more resources to low-level crimes will somehow either diminish the drug problem or reduce violent crime?
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For instance, while Google was devoting significant resources toward developing green energy technologies, its ALEC membership dues were helping campaigns seeking to gut renewable energy standards.
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Debiedma and Wong may be a dying breed of gamer, the last to play at a top level while not devoting their entire lives to winning.
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Bush is devoting about half his time to Firefly Health, and the rest to advising companies, joining boards and hanging out with his wife and children.
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She was not devoting time "speaking truth to power" so much as she was writing to remind black people that we could stand in our own.
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Many great tech entrepreneurs have been able to succeed at a young age by devoting years of deliberate learning to a new field before anybody else.
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But without the passion and drive of WeWork's charismatic but flawed founder, it's tough to imagine employees devoting the long hours that fueled WeWork's rapid growth.
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And though Pompeo is devoting much of his time to the North Korea file, he is also being pushed by the White House to show progress.
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Now, between flights with Mr. Trump and the flurry of campaign calls and meetings, Mr. Kushner is devoting far less time to his real estate empire.
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We are devoting a large amount of resources to the whole case but, in particular, to our filter team to get this review done very quickly.
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It was without a doubt one of my proudest moments and a good justification for devoting this much of my life to this kind of music.
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HTC is devoting more and more resources to virtual reality as it looks to outrun its mobile demons and catch the VR wave before everyone else.
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The analyst said the U.S. also is devoting more military spending to such things as ballistic missile defense, shipbuilding and space-based systems, among other things.
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"Defendants are devoting extraordinary resources to comply fully with this court's orders, and to do so in good faith," the government said in a legal filing.
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With school out of the way and Muay Thai on pause, Rittidet was soon devoting all his hours to the gas station and sugar cane fields.
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Atkinson pays only passing attention to this political side of the Revolutionary story, devoting more space to the policymakers in London than their counterparts in Philadelphia.
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She added that ensuring availability of health care and devoting resources to shoring up the most affected businesses and households should be the main policy priority.
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By then, the Soviet empire had collapsed, and Soros was devoting huge sums of his own money to try to smooth its transition from Communist rule.
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The Democratic presidential candidates are devoting much of their airtime these days to discussing Americans' persistent struggles with costs — a troubling problem the ACA didn't solve.
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But this summer, I started devoting about 10 minutes a day to memorizing a few poems — one of Shakespeare's sonnets, some Gerard Manley Hopkins, some Longfellow.
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In 1933, before Florence hardens herself to a life of privation and blind fealty, her Russian boyfriend warns her against devoting her life to a cause.
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The tattoo artist says she now plans on devoting more time to raising her child, running her vegan shoe company, and touring to promote new music.
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Former vice president Joe Biden spoke first, and most briefly, devoting most of his time to praise for House Majority Whip James E. Clyburn (D-S.C.).
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Multiple senior administration officials said there are few signs the president is devoting his time or attention to the ongoing election-related cyber threat from Russia.
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Zamenhof was in his twenties when all this happened, and for a while, before devoting himself to the cause of Esperanto, he was an enthusiastic Zionist.
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Season 3 breaks from Ms. Cleeves's books, devoting six episodes to the disappearance of a man on a ferry, and featuring Ciaran Hinds and Archie Panjabi.
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Given those odds, might it be worth devoting the efforts into a book designed to be cheaper, or even free, as a form of public service?
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In both cases, women are encouraged to leave the workforce, adopting a more traditional conception of their social role and devoting their lives to child-rearing.
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There was a time when Apple advertised whole products, but lately it's been devoting entire commercials to features, such as the expressive Messages in iOS 10.
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Our plan includes reducing our expenses by moving internationally and devoting more time to our side hustles to bring in a little extra income every month.
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"We are committed to devoting financial resources and providing solutions to our Australian clients while supporting the growth and improvement of our global franchise," he added.
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This means devoting resources to supporting education, workforce development, and access to mental health and substance abuse treatment, particularly in areas hit hardest by violent crime.
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Television networks including CNN and MSNBC have responded by devoting an unprecedented amount of airtime to discuss the policy implications of climate change with presidential contenders.
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She revels in her newfound freedom: dressing in mannish lumpy tweeds and boots, roaming the countryside for hours on end, and devoting herself to scientific study.
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For her part, van Herpen is obsessed with materials and process, devoting herself to laborious handwork for her couture, the majority of which she executes herself.
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As part of that, the Justice Department said it was devoting 40 additional prosecutors to about 20 U.S. Attorneys' offices to focus on violent crime reduction.
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It's just so hard to try being good at what you do, devoting sufficient time to your favorite people and not letting something slip through the cracks.
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Dead To Me employed similar strategy, devoting Season 1 to conceal a singular, critical secret, and setting up new episodes to potentially cover up a new one.
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After Russia annexed Ukraine's Crimean Peninsula in 2014, NATO allies agreed to move toward a goal of devoting 2 percent of GDP to defense within a decade.
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"Jeff and I have decided to separate and are devoting time to re-establishing a great friendship while focusing on personal growth apart," Reagan tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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It even went so far as devoting a full button to Bixby, even as it made a big show of ditching the big home key up front.
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It's much easier to piss someone off so deeply that they simply can't abide devoting an hour of the fourth Tuesday of every month to being mad.
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You should never feel guilty about devoting time to your personal life, says Darby Saxbe, an assistant professor of psychology at the University of Southern California.33.
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What is more, firms' success depends on their devoting resources to research, such as for finding uses once appliances are digitally connected via the "internet of things".
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Three other candidates are devoting almost all of their television spending so far to Iowa: Sanders ($1.7 million in Iowa, about $20083,000 in South Carolina) and Sens.
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Competing chefs train for a year under some of the best chefs in their country, devoting themselves to the task of perfecting wildly ornate dishes under pressure.
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Nike said it would stop making clubs, golf balls and golf bags, instead devoting its resources to shoes and apparel, longs its strength in the golf marketplace.
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But both candidates are devoting significant resources to the state, which has a base of working class voters that Trump's campaign hopes could work in his favor.
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Measured as a share of the nation's economy, the U.S. is also not the biggest spender, devoting just 3 percent of gross domestic product to military spending.
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It is also devoting a significant amount of its prime shelf space for cosmetics to Rihanna's Fenty makeup, the highly popular line owned by its parent, LVMH.
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The Ringer is devoting an eight-part podcast to reexamining the disaster it came to be, while the independently produced Podcast 299 is up to episode 993.
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In addition to devoting time to her health with a regular workout routine and healthy eating habits, Blige spends time every day bolstering her spiritual well-being.
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He launched DCG that same year, devoting it to bitcoin and its underlying technology known as blockchain - a shared public database maintained by a network of computers.
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It's so rare to see a beaked whale at sea that many researchers devoting their lives to the study of whales and porpoises have never seen one.
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Deutsche Bank chief John Cryan is looking forward to focusing on a new growth strategy instead of devoting most of its energy to cleaning up past mistakes.
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We can all agree that true threats to public safety and security are where state and local law enforcement should be devoting our limited resources and funding.
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Racial dynamics aside, an adult devoting his life to protecting an incredibly spoiled child from work, decisions, consequences, or basic consideration for others isn't charming — it's horrifying.
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But the fact that Netanyahu was livid at Kerry devoting most of his address to the issue of settlement building leaves no love lost between the two.
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Halford wants to defend Chambers, but she ends up devoting much of her memoir to distancing herself from his other admirers, evangelicals whose politics she doesn't share.
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The authors touch on a number of facets of Russia's military and other instruments of power, devoting one section to Moscow's use of cyber and information operations.
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It is clearly a priority for Mr Kim, who seems to be devoting even more of North Korea's relatively meagre resources to it than his father did.
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She's devoting every waking hour to the O.J. case, and her heart breaks every time she calls her kids and says she won't be home that night.
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By devoting a few months to working in child care programs, they will gain valuable insights into the essential role that child care plays in children's development.
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In 2015, traditional energy producers such as oil and gas were the second highest investors in America, devoting more than $85033 billion to the nation's energy infrastructure.
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Breitbart has effectively nationalized the race, making it a proxy war between the grass roots and establishments and regularly devoting the site's front page to the race.
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Instead of devoting myself to TRAINING, I kicked back in my room and read a giant fucking pile of Peanuts anthologies I bought at a garage sale.
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And with the average consumer only devoting about an hour and a half of their day to video gaming, Take Two sees bountiful opportunity, the CEO said.
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"I don't know if I like the Mafioso connotations of that," said Mr. Coppola, who is 993 and still composing, conducting and devoting his life to opera.
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Not every person can afford devoting the first paycheck to gifts, given the tens of thousands of dollars in student loan debt that many recent graduates face.
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Eleanor puts her career first while Conrad sidelines his, devoting himself more and more to family life, to the children and to the house and the garden.
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The documentary certainly isn't a whitewashing, devoting considerable time to the Keating Five scandal, which threatened McCain's Senate career and informed his push for campaign-finance reform.
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It's going to take committed, global, and united action, with towns around the world devoting the necessary financial resources to take feral cat population control measures seriously.
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Without the data, the United States would have to reassign its overworked satellites, possibly devoting more surveillance to Russia and less to China, Iran and North Korea.
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She suggested devoting more resources to understanding the problem, as well as emphasizing the importance of social connectedness among everyone from schoolchildren to soon-to-be retirees.
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AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Leon Botstein's ensemble goes where others fear to tread, devoting this season at Carnegie Hall to rarely heard music with a relationship to politics.
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After a lively introduction, he falls into a dutiful slog of sausage making, devoting long sections to plot summaries and production details that are dead on arrival.
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This is another example of the media devoting a disproportionate amount of coverage to irrelevancies rather than delving into the most crucial issues surrounding this disastrous president.
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And BoJack Horseman changed asexual representation forever by devoting a multi-season arc to Todd coming to terms with his sexuality and finally feeling like he belongs.
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"[I]t&aposs clear that shoppers are devoting more time to shopping on Thanksgiving than ever," Vivek Pandya, Adobe&aposs lead digital analyst, said in a statement.
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Nokia has placed a big bet on technology and how it can shape the future of health care by devoting a new research team to the area.
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Devoting more of the city to residential buildings means less space for other useful things—skimp on roads and you might end up with Dhaka's traffic jams.
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The document also aims to rebut a series of claims about the campaign's ties to Russia, devoting an entire chapter, roughly 2628 pages, to challenge such points.
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His father, a former Rhodes Scholar who had studied anthropology, worked in a variety of capacities while devoting much of his time to rock climbing and mountaineering.
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I guess I was bending the truth when I wrote about devoting myself to looking after my elderly mother and enjoying hunting only in my spare time.
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In 2010, the former EPA Administrator, Lisa P. Jackson, even established environmental justice as an agencywide priority, engaging those communities in decision-making and devoting needed resources.
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Given that stark reality, it's time for political parties around the world to get serious about this issue and start devoting resources to get more women elected.
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Almost six years later he's in remission, he and his wife have a baby girl and he's devoting his medical career to saving other patients like him.
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We're not telling them what their story is... All we know is that there are climate stories that you should be devoting more of your attention to.
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In response to my piece on Dr. Watson this week, some biologists argued that The Times, as well as PBS, should not be devoting space to him.
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In November, the Justice Department announced that it was devoting resources to a new "China Initiative" to identify cases involving theft of trade secrets by Chinese companies.
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There's precedent for devoting specialized attention to the problems of everyday living among architects and industrial designers, who may toggle between showpiece commissions and small, affordable houses.
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"They haven't really given any indication [of] what they're going to do in terms of devoting resources to enforcing the ACA, including the individual mandate," Fenton said.
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If Facebook were as concerned about shoddy journalism as it is about offensive images, it would be devoting a lot more human resources to address the problem.
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Instead, build up your inner confidence by devoting large chunks of time to developing your own ambitions — even taking classes if you're still discovering what lights your fire.
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The retailer said it will make a handful of major changes within the toy category, including devoting more aisles to selling toys and hosting play days in stores.
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The 537-word foreign policy statement didn't offer any more details than Trump provided during the campaign, devoting more space to trade issues than traditional national security matters.
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"I give an A+ to Zuckerberg for taking the time, and devoting the resources, to acknowledge a few of Facebook's blindspots — then do something about them," says Gregersen.
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After all, Tyrion had killed their father with a crossbow before devoting his life and service to Daenerys Targaryen, whom he believes should sit at the Iron Throne.
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That could include offering patronage grants to small but promising campaigns, or devoting more space to promoting diverse groups of low-profile artists, not just existing top earners.
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NX, the company's forthcoming mystery console, hardly received mention as the company altogether eschewed a keynote presentation, instead devoting its daylong Treehouse Live stream to the new title.
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"III is inspired by our personal journeys over the last three years — discovering greater depths and devoting ourselves completely to our faith in Jesus," Laura Toggs tells PEOPLE.
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It's finally spring, and now that the temps are gradually rising, we're switching out our wardrobes (so long, puffers!) and devoting our time to some major spring cleaning.
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Instead of turning to other forms of release like exercise or socializing, devoting a couple of hours to the new season of a favorite show was more appealing.
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They can join groups like Hamas or Islamic Jihad, devoting themselves to armed conflict with Israel in return for a livelihood and a sense of purpose and belonging.
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A museum of the Met's stature devoting its resources to digitization could provide a path forward for other institutions as they walk the tightrope between access and curation.
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It does share one key feature with the latter, however, devoting a portion of its real estate to a speaker—swapping HP's Bang & Olufsen branding for Harman Kardon.
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Once again, he has a saintly black character (Murphy, as the titular Mr. Church) devoting decades of his life to caring for a prickly, spoiled, privileged white character.
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Clinton faced a close race in Michigan, she was probably going to lose the election, and that devoting more resources to the state wasn't likely to save her.
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Instead of devoting myself to understanding the nuances of The Game, I did what occurred to me up top and shrugged my shoulders when it didn't work out.
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At the close of the ceremony, she was approached by a woman she had never met before, who thanked her for devoting her speech to the changing climate.
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The start-up says it is devoting "a significant chunk" of funds into expanding a model that isn't offered by publicly-traded rivals Delivery Hero and Just Eat.
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He went on to found Lambda, Indonesia's first gay rights organization, and after returning to Indonesia in 1984 began devoting much of his time to gay rights activism.
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Similarly, three unelected bureaucrats could determine the Daily Kos or the Huffington Post negatively impact free speech by not devoting enough coverage to causes favored by President Trump.
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Moreover, grouping together any people who like a certain subset of mainstream things and deeming them not worthy of devoting time or attention to conveys superiority and condescension.
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Devoting time and attention to applying technology, intelligence, construction and law enforcement resources to identifying and mitigating exploitable entry points should be the President's leading New Year's resolution.
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NATO has a rule, established after repeated complaints by previous American presidents, that all 29 members should be devoting 23% of their GDP to their military by 2024.
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He declared "utter contempt for painting" in 1931 while devoting himself to making reliefs and assemblages with crude materials and found objects (a derby hat, a stuffed parrot).
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Mark Zuckerberg, the company's chief executive, has made Facebook Live one of his pet projects, two of the people said, devoting significant resources and effort to the initiative.
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She quit her job, devoting herself full-time to advocacy work with Everytown For Gun Safety and Moms Demand Action For Gun Sense in America, both nonprofit groups.
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She told him that the games section was a hit and that they would discuss devoting a whole channel to video games after the newlyweds returned from honeymoon.
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He stayed on in the seaside house after his mother's death, devoting himself to large-scale views of winding roads and the intricate woods of the Yorkshire Wolds.
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Through careful surveillance, the international scientific community should be devoting significant resources now toward uncovering mild cases of the disease to understand the true incidence of asymptomatic infection.
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Devoting your whole ethics teams to dive deep on a few controversial topics or complex new products for a few months is useful to initially hone a methodology.
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In Brighton Park, on Chicago's southwest side, one goal is to increase graduation rates at the local high school by devoting resources to preparing children for freshman year.
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STEVE DICKSON: Well, again, I understand that a company, a manufacturer in this case, has a project plan with milestones and is devoting resources towards moving things forward.
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To make matters worse, at the same time we're devoting a declining share of federal dollars to children, we're burdening our kids with an ever-rising national debt.
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The commission's "Internet of Things" Staff Report minimized the benefits of these new technologies for consumers – devoting only about six paragraphs to benefits in a 71-page document.
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The June 26 primary between Ms. Balter and Ms. Perez Williams illustrates the national Democrats' sense of urgency in devoting attention and resources to races they deem winnable.
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As Europe heats up, Greenland melts and the Midwest floods, many news organizations are devoting more resources to climate change as they cover the topic with more urgency.
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Sadly, that strategy has largely worked, and the medium's early promise has been left largely unfulfilled as Americans zone out, passively devoting countless hours in front of screens.
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"Andy, who has an unparalleled track record in the mobile industry, has been devoting all his energy to our portfolio company, Essential, since early 2019," the announcement read.
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After reading about the 2005 inquest on the Sydney cliff deaths, Steve Johnson began devoting some of his resources to finding out what had happened to his brother.
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Luckily, after devoting an entire series to the issue of political division, we have a set of solutions -- several of which we must credit to our devoted readers.
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She's vegan, she won't fly, and she's devoting her young life to prodding adults into action; the default right-wing accusations of hypocrisy and duplicity simply don't stick.
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The move earned it praise from lawmakers, but failed to dispel criticism that the company was not devoting enough resources to preventing such interference campaigns in the future.
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With Homemaker, she reclaims the term, devoting herself to the domestic space, but to domains that are utterly of her own and that are fully under her control.
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But all of them, through whichever means, wind up devoting a significant share of their resources to elevating low-income students to the top of the income distribution.
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Yet in the process of devoting hours of airtime and millions of dollars to it, the Republicans raised doubts about Mrs Clinton's integrity which helped deny her the presidency.
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So, each year, the US Department of Agriculture is devoting more and more of its limited budget to fighting existing fires rather than preventing them in the first place.
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Why it's a big deal: Facebook was devoting its resources to managing its own reputation at a time when fake news and political manipulation were propagating on its platform.
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By devoting hundreds of hours of leisure time to the obscure world of competitive data analysis, Titericz had recently become the world's top-ranked data scientist, by one reckoning.
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Mr Corbyn, an intellectually lazy man with little interest in domestic policy, is devoting his to fighting fires lit by his long-standing habit of palling around with terrorists.
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President Trump is finally fully merging his presidency with television, relishing the mounting amount of time that he's devoting to filling the airwaves — while also ravenously consuming his productions.
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At a different college the next semester, a poor student Jonas has been earnestly devoting time to turns out to be the worst plagiarist his colleagues have ever encountered.
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Vive has seemed to be devoting a lot of attention to the enterprise, but the company teased their new consumer VR headset called the Vive Cosmos at CES today.
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He wrote that free and paid customers from Google account for just under 40% of service requests, but along with Google devoting more page real estate to Google products.
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"In many respects (smugglers) didn't have to be smart in their trafficking behavior simply because no countries were cooperating enough, were devoting enough resources to stop it," said Bogdanos.
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That one of the single biggest porn repositories on the internet is devoting a whole section to the burgeoning format speaks to the industry seeing its future in it.
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"That might make a difference," said Art Bunting, a farmer in Illinois who had planned on devoting 60 percent of his acres to corn and 40 percent to soybeans.
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They think the president would be better off devoting his national television addresses to his policy goals, such as a new round of tax cuts before the 2020 elections.
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Trump is devoting large swaths of the day to "monitoring reactions to impeachment, as well as what his defenders are saying, on Twitter and on cable news," Politico said.
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That will likely come as great news for the growing number of production companies in New York and Los Angeles devoting ever more resources to VR-centric video productions.
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The company sought FDA approval for early Ebola detection last year, devoting a large chunk of time and resources to its test for the highly contagious and deadly disease.
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The rest of the time is spent tending to that tractor, hauling it around inside a huge truck and devoting untold hours to readying it for the next competition.
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Now that he's the chief executive of Greensource, one of the country's largest T-shirt printing companies, Mr. Hill is again devoting time and financial resources to his hobby.
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And, as ever, Mr. Trump dragged the focus away from his party's candidate, devoting the majority of his time at the rally to his grievances with the news media.
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"The problem stems early from parents not devoting enough time to everyday interactions with their kids," said Arne Boudewyn, who leads the Institute for Family Culture at Abbot Downing.
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Writing for the Heritage Foundation's blog, James Phillips applauds the president's "bold tactical strike," but he warns against devoting military resources to remove President Bashar al-Assad of Syria.
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Mr. Manson defines happiness as having a good problem to solve, and I can think of few better problems than devoting your life to having the best relationship possible.
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What they're saying: "We are deepening our advocacy outreach on Capitol Hill and thus devoting more internal time and resources to that work," spokesman Carlton Carroll said via email.
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On average, America's youth are plugged into electronics for the equivalent of more than a forty-hour work week, while devoting just minutes a day to unstructured outdoor play.
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"Urban Inventory," recorded deftly on a 2018 album, is one highlight of a portrait concert that Columbia University's Miller Theater is devoting to her music on Thursday, Feb. 21.
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Now in semi-retirement, she is devoting most of her time to art-making, which is promising given the inventiveness and originality evidenced in the works on view here.
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Still, Butterworth can be forgiven for devoting as much time as he does to the rest of the ensemble, because the rest of the ensemble is just so good.
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No one who is devoting themselves to something they truly love has ever been swayed by a friend or parent or acquaintance telling them they are bad at it.
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At the time (early December), it seemed the films' directors, F. Gary Gray and Adam McKay, faced steep hurdles, awards-wise, for not devoting their careers to Oscar-ish fare.
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Devoting more room on our streets to the streetcar and, just as important, to buses, is a policy Mayor de Blasio, and other municipal leaders, would do well to champion.
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We're not only devoting our Wednesdays to monitoring the absolute best steals available on these stocked retailers, we're also tracking the most-wanted sale finds according to Refinery29 readers, too.
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Grab a coffee with an expert Hoey says that devoting 20 minutes to the occasional coffee with someone whose career you admire can give you inspiration for your own. 3.
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Instead, Connolly apologized to Strzok for the FBI agent having to answer any questions at all, devoting the rest of his time to attacking the character of President Trump. Rep.
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Where it stands: While the Obama administration was very supportive of these efforts, the Trump administration is devoting more attention to other parts of its agenda, like Medicaid work requirements.
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Following the signing of the interim nuclear deal in November 2013, Saudi Arabia began devoting its resources to defeating the deal, driven by fear that its contrived Iranophobia was crumbling.
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Indeed, the percentage of risk department staff devoting at least two-thirds of their time to a single firm is about 35 percent currently, up from 5 percent before 2011.
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The clearest evidence of this is the time Cruz and his campaign have begun devoting to attacking Rubio as a candidate with little conservative fighting spirit roiling in his guts.
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Instead of devoting some portion of their $300 billion war chest to yet more questions, I'd suggest they ring one of their media partners and ask to borrow an editor.
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With Google devoting so much time and energy towards its digital assistant, it's worth putting up with a few bugs just to see some of the innovations on the way.
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Though Carlos Relvas was raised by private tutors and excelled in sports like fencing and horseback riding, he eventually wound up devoting his life to taking, processing, and displaying pictures.
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Indeed, these meetings will help to ensure that our valued allies and partners know the United States will be devoting even more time and resources to this critically important region.
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Devoting the final seconds to Ms. Margulies as Alicia reassembled herself after Diane's slap, began to regain her steel cloak of composure and walked out of the frame was foolproof.
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Walmart and Target have both already said they're preparing for the calendar crunch, by kicking off deals earlier than ever before and devoting more money to payroll to staff stores.
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Unlike its major European rivals Ericsson and Nokia, Huawei has chosen to compete in the lucrative high-end smartphone market in China, devoting considerable effort to R&D and marketing.
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Having struggled with shrinking inventory and elusive profits, auction houses appear to be devoting most of their attention and resources to contemporary art, the most popular area of their business.
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But he does not back down on the business rationale for moving the slow-selling Focus to Mexico and devoting higher-paid American workers to making popular trucks and S.U.V.s.
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Kimmel has become the public face of the opposition against the Graham-Cassidy bill, devoting much of his monologues in recent days to diving into the battle over the legislation.
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Samsung's Tab S3 announcement felt more like stop-gap as the company planned its big new phone launch, devoting the end of the event to the announcement of its announcement.
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One of them, Stephen Wright, 66, was a medical research technician at the university who started raising livestock on the side 44 years ago before devoting his life to it.
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Our focus is on fixing the underlying problems and upgrading our heating equipment as fast as possible to prevent future outages — and that's where we're devoting every resource we have.
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About a month later, in a routine analyst conference call, he stunned the Wall Street analysts by devoting the discussion to his sudden and intense appeal to automakers to merge.
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She said she deliberately divided her work, devoting herself to her students during school hours while giving conference talks on days off and working with companies on some school nights.
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O'Neill's deal with Agnes, a writer, had been more equal to start; nearly a decade before, they'd agreed to have no children devoting their lives to art and each other.
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This, you will agree, is the sort of research that matters, the sort of material that academics and statisticians all over the world should be devoting their time to understanding.
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Just as I'd invested in my future by taking on debt for college, we are investing in our future earnings by devoting capital to child care in the short-term.
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Classes also fail to include enough stretching to prevent strains, instead devoting the start of classes to warmups that ease you in but might not protect your muscles well enough.
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Since then, Page and Brin—each now worth over $50 billion—have largely remained out of the spotlight, devoting themselves instead to experimental projects like flying vehicles and futuristic robots.
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Over the years, Toys R Us owed more and more money and ended up devoting much of its resources towards paying off that debt until finally declaring bankruptcy in 2017.
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Here are a few notable examples from his website: Booker could've helped bring mainstream attention to these ideas by devoting even a minute or two to them during the debate.
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At the time of his killing, Pereira was not active with the MST and was instead devoting his time to advising the local government on agriculture, the activist group said.
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The hosts of Trump's favorite morning show, "Fox & Friends," were also irritated by Schiff's statement Thursday, devoting a brief segment to knocking him in the opening minutes of their broadcast.
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The innovation makes it possible to transform a binary approach to land use — either devoting it to private development or turning it into a nature reserve — into something in between.
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Our research suggests that the solution to politically charged misinformation should involve devoting resources to the spread of accurate information and to training or encouraging people to think more critically.
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Hotels, cruise lines, airports and even airlines are devoting more attention in the coming year to helping travelers get better rest when away from the comfort of their own bed.
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Day 6:That weekend, I did what I always hear sophisticated working women talk about, devoting Sunday to putting together a few nice meals that they then enjoy throughout the week.
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FISA warrants for electronic surveillance require loads of paperwork and are difficult to obtain, so the intelligence community devoting resources to get one suggests it was truly unnerved by Page's connections.
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It was finding something worthy of your attention'' — James Mason, the Beach Boys — ''and then devoting attention to it until it yielded things that could never be discovered by casual engagement.
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Instead, thanks to overzealous moderators who seemed hell-bent on devoting a third of the debate time on the leaked tape question, Trump turned a no-win situation into a victory.
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Many people are fascinated by the "magical" effects of these breeds, but there are others whose obsession goes even further, devoting their days to documenting the rarest mushrooms in the world.
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That includes devoting quality time to our relationships, sticking to a healthy lifestyle (that somehow still fits in carbs and wine), and most importantly, paying closer attention to our bank accounts.
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Earlier this year, she revealed that she would be returning to the spotlight to pursue her career on an international scale after devoting her time to raising her two teenage sons.
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During this "retirement," you could pursue whatever was meaningful to you, whether that be a new line of work, traveling the world or devoting your time to your family and community.
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The document, which largely defends the president, aims to rebut a series of claims about the campaign's ties to Russia, devoting an entire chapter, roughly 20 pages, to challenge such points.
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The 2016 election saw Democrats moving to the left on guns, with presidential nominee Hillary Clinton devoting one night of the Democratic National Convention to victims and families of gun violence.
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It's a #MeToo-era take, poking holes in the notion of the dysfunctional male genius—and, crucially, devoting equal time to Gwen Verdon, Fosse's creative partner (long after the spouses separated).
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But it would be dishonest to pretend that it wouldn't require effort and relearning, and, at least in the beginning, devoting more time and planning into eating than we're used to.
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What had become clear in this new phase of the race was that she would be devoting big parts of her events to ridiculing Trump more methodically than she had before.
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China (81) ranked way ahead of India (147), devoting more than twice as much of its budget to health and almost four times as much to welfare spending, the agency said.
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While she multi-tasked, we talked about taking creepy photos of your own kids, feeling guilty for finding downsides to motherhood, and the religious pressures of devoting yourself to your family.
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Today at a press conference in China, HTC announced that it will be devoting $100 million to a new virtual reality accelerator program for developers called Vive X, VR Focus reports.
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" Yet he's still around, litigating details from the match and devoting big chunks of his book (written with Mig Greengard) to scapegoating everyone involved with I.B.M.'s "$10 million alarm clock.
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Devoting time to an Employee Resource Group, a diversity initiative, or the "Bar Raiser" program, for example, should be recognized as a value to the company in the performance review process.
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By devoting her early months in office to reassuring the hard-Brexit faction of her party that she was one of them, she sacrificed a chance to build trust with moderates.
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He then moved to Madrid, where he lives with his girlfriend and is devoting most of his time to Valladolid, a club that Ronaldo's personal brand and soccer standing significantly outshines.
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Major technology companies other than Amazon are devoting resources to the industry, such as Wing, a unit of Google's parent company, Alphabet, which has been testing drone deliveries outside Canberra, Australia.
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The government has used a variety of approaches to help bring people out of poverty, devoting tens of billions of dollars to the effort and more than $370 billion in loans.
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Antwerp is in full Baroque mode, with half a dozen museums devoting their summer programming to the high-drama art of the 17th century, and to Rubens, the city's favorite son.
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One effect of devoting so much space to intensely realized female interiority is to render the women vividly dynamic and mobile—restless, yearning, ambitious—even when reactionary or just maternally sedentary.
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It's time to stop devoting our energy and political capital to ending the conflict in a single, "Ultimate Deal," and start focusing on a much more modest mission — transforming its nature.
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By Rosenberg's estimates, the Bank of Japan is holding $250 billion worth, the Swiss National Bank has $180 billion and sovereign wealth funds also are devoting huge sums towards stock ownership.
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SEATTLE — Mike Redmond, the Colorado Rockies' bench coach, laughed at the improbability of a member of the 33,000-hit club devoting himself to the unheralded role of throwing batting-practice pitches.
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Brothers no longer suspects During Thursday's news conference, Johnson repeatedly chastised the media for devoting more attention to the Smollett case than to other alleged victims of violence in the city.
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Last week, Third Point said its investments in energy credits drove positive returns during the first half of the year and it is devoting over $1 billion to energy corporate credits.
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It said the brands weren't a good fit with the rest of the company's offerings, and the company had difficulty devoting the resources necessary to compete in the crowded cookie market.
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Police reaction: Anger and criticism During Thursday's news conference, Johnson repeatedly chastised the media for devoting more attention to the Smollett case than to other victims of violence in the city.
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The plan includes sending two large checks to many Americans and devoting $300 billion to helping small businesses avoid mass layoffs, The Post's Erica Werner, Jeff Stein and Mike DeBonis report.
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CNN was Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 level panicked, devoting 87 percent of its evening coverage (more than seven hours) across three nights to fire-and-brimstone reports designed to inflame its viewers.
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He is also devoting more time than most Democratic candidates to fundraising -- holding at least one fundraising event nearly every day he's been on the campaign trail, and allowing reporters to attend.
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In his first speech since ending his presidential bid earlier this month, the Texas senator didn't mention presumptive GOP nominee Donald Trump, instead devoting much of his time to thanking his supporters.
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Now, instead of devoting time to taking on Trump in swing states like Ohio and Virginia she needs in November, she must shore up her flank against Sanders in remaining primary states.
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" In a statement Friday, Gottstein thanked Thiam and the board for their support and said he was looking forward to devoting his "full energy to this treasured bank, its clients and shareholders.
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The Cruz and Kasich campaigns issued statements Sunday saying they will divide their efforts in upcoming contests with Cruz focusing on Indiana and Kasich devoting his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico.
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I learned that I'd been mostly wrong about the entire practice — devoting just 10 or 20 minutes a day (or whenever you have some downtime) can pay dividends quickly and improve focus.
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Narratively, devoting some scenes to Caputo makes sense: He's the sole component of the MCC monolith who actually acknowledges the prisoners' humanity, who actively works to amplify the voices of the voiceless.
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Officials at the RNC have been making the case that the party is devoting its resources to help elect its nominee and that Trump is to blame for his slipping poll numbers.
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Currently SpaceX is only devoting 5 percent of its resources to building its Mars rockets and spaceships, though it hopes to get more help from public and private partnerships in the future.
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Some market participants bemoan the price involved in improving settlement including updating technology or potentially hiring additional staff especially when many are devoting time and resources to comply with increased regulatory requirements.
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Thanks to Roodt's determination, Project Flamingo has managed to recruit about 22018 regular surgical professionals, 272 anesthetists and 2000 volunteers who make up 235 staff members devoting their time to each hospital.
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With Chinese wages increasing sharply every year, though, manufacturing there has become less attractive, and the Chinese government is devoting enormous resources to making the country the automation capital of the world.
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There were lots of potential stories to tell, but they could work only on the ones that commanded enough of an audience to justify the physical space they were devoting to it.
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This is a sitcom that, in devoting an entire episode to a day in the life of Van, managed to twist a very good episode of "Girlfriends" into hungover, guns-holstered Tarantino.
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Yes, they have to make room for the big nominees to perform, but they've generally skewed away from devoting the telecast to handing out trophies, in favor of staging ambitious musical numbers.
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" A mature business devoting large resources to blockchain projects is I.B.M. It has about 15 commercial ventures focused on supply-chain management, he said, and it has "purposely stayed away from cryptocurrencies.
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Where do you — now that we're taping this right before the midterms, but we're about to gear up again — where are you devoting resources in the next, I don't know, 18 months?
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The game was thorough and nuanced in spending time developing a cast of characters, each with their own reasons for devoting their lives to killing Nazis and trying to destroy their regime.
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So as much as I would also enjoy devoting my silver years to long, "John Wick"-ian episodes of bloodthirsty revenge, there are crueler and yet more productive things we can do.
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The former New York mayor, who entered the race late, didn't participate in the first four early voting states, devoting his considerable resources to the states voting on Super Tuesday and beyond.
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" Devoting herself to her impaired husband, she would read to him from a book of stories, short enough to accommodate his fractured attention span: "She would read out loud, from the beginning.
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The United States has the weakest safety net among the Western industrialized nations, devoting far fewer resources as a percentage of gross domestic product to welfare programs than do other wealthy countries.
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The nation largely halted its public life, with sports events and political campaigning called off, and television and radio stations suspending programing and devoting all their airtime to commentary on Diana's death.
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I've been playing the game since it launched in 2017, and I have yet to spend a dime, despite devoting dozens of hours and collecting hundreds of rare heroes over the years.
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Target said toy sales were about flat with the prior year, which is disappointing given the retailer has been devoting more square footage in stores to toys, following Toys R Us' liquidation.
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" He tells Gray, "Having soon discovered to be great, I must appear so, and therefore studiously avoided mixing in society, and wrapped myself in mystery, devoting my time to fasting and prayer.
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Five years ago, who would have predicted that Netflix, Amazon, Facebook, Apple, and Google would be devoting over $12 billion a year, collectively, to compete with the existing film and television studios?
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U.S. inmates would be well served by lawmakers and other relevant parties seizing the initiative of the current criminal justice reform movement and devoting the resources for instituting effective prisoner rehabilitation programs.
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Ross Douthat I HAVE been devoting this space to deliberately implausible ideas lately, and the time has come to turn to an issue that our politicians are actually debating: health care reform.
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Donald Trump responded to a scorching anti-Trump speech that Mitt Romney delivered earlier today by calling it "irrelevant" — before devoting the next 20 minutes of his campaign rally to blasting Romney.
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"Instead of devoting thousands of dollars a month to student loan payments or being in an income-driven repayment plan for decades, they will now be able to invest in themselves," Kantrowitz said.
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After devoting five days to my own rejuvenation, I whole-heartedly recommend digging deep into your personal happy place to find out what you need to do to release your stress this year.
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Greg Sargent marvels at the spectacle of Paul Ryan, who is outraged, outraged, at President Obama for devoting part of the State of the Union to a denunciation of politicians who encourage bigotry.
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And without formally revoking his endorsement of Trump, House Speaker Paul Ryan cut the nominee loose and said he would no longer defend him, instead devoting his energy to securing the congressional majorities.
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But the bad kind — constantly shopping online at work, scheduling personal activities, taking long personal calls, or devoting a bit too much time conversing with colleagues about holiday activities — can eventually derail workdays.
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She commutes daily from a rural home to work at her government consulting job in downtown St. Paul, Minnesota, devoting a quarter of her family income to her 2000-month-old son's daycare.
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Fox News and Hannity in particular, seeing an opportunity, have since jumped on the Rich conspiracy bandwagon, devoting programming time to this hogwash and using its TV network's influence to bolster the theory.
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The new keyboard remedies the tiny, difficult-to-miss spacebar on the iOS standard by devoting a huge chunk of real estate to spaces in the corner, right where your thumb naturally rests.
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Traded as yet-unblossomed bulbs, collectors paid for what the flowers might become during their short bloom-cycle, devoting anywhere from a day's wages to years' worth of fortunes to future floral products.
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According to Bored Panda, the feline, who prefers to go by Luc, is more angel than demon, devoting his life to helping other animals feel comfortable at an animal clinic in Perm, Russia.
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And Acton's not only devoting the next phase of his post-WhatsApp career to Signal, but a fair-sized chunk of his WhatsApp billions, too: He's personally injecting $50 million into the project.
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I often play the game "fake or real" to determine just how much envy I should be devoting to a particular individual, or even how hard I have to push myself that day.
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What's more, many American businesses have to spend valuable time and capital to comply with complicated tax laws instead of devoting those resources to hiring and training new employees and expanding their operations.
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I had recently retired as a researcher and teacher in the Physiology Department of Jefferson Medical College in Philadelphia, and I was quite excited about devoting more time to music, magic and woodworking.
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"We are currently devoting our attention to the ongoing construction of 3 World Trade Center, which we will open in the spring, and to the development of 2 World Trade Center," Perrone said.
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Devoting 90 seconds to just laying out what's included seems a little excessive — especially since the one important bit, the fact that the required camera isn't necessarily in that box, gets glossed over.
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Intelligence officials and security analysts say Russian hackers are devoting much more effort toward implanting malicious software in the U.S. power grid than attempting to breach electoral systems, according to a new report.
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At the same time that huge corporations gather more and more detailed and fragmented digital data about each of us, government seems to be devoting little effort to the study of aggregated phenotype.
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With many of the 20 employees devoting resources to Proxy, it barely breaks even, but Burnham is proceeding with his theory of impermanent usage in Hunters Point, one of the city's poorest areas.
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In the mid-eighties, he began devoting himself to art full time, while living with, eventually, three wives and a number of children, amid a prosperity augmented by investments in Kinshasa real estate.
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The president wants almost $2 billion in this fiscal year for a wall; Democrats say they are willing to fund border security, but without devoting that level of resources to a physical barrier.
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And now, despite devoting 170 pages to other issues, the defense has decided not to appeal the trial court's ruling that they had to declare a personal privacy interest in the first place.
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For decades people have been devoting way too much attention to Dylan's lyrics, and not enough to his songwriting and even his production (and "Pretty Saro" is a subtle masterpiece on this count).
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In 2013, Buterin travelled to San Jose for a Bitcoin meet-up, and felt that he'd encountered like-minded people for the first time in his life—a movement worth devoting himself to.
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So the company embraced variety as a means of wooing new drinkers in the Upper Midwest, devoting more and more effort to a motley parade of new labels, limited releases and seasonal brews.
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Tech companies like Facebook and Twitter will have to continue devoting unprecedented efforts to curbing the spread of harmful misinformation about the virus on their platforms, refining their efforts as new threats emerge.
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But skeptics may wonder why engineers are devoting so much effort to developing the mild hybrid systems that could be seen as stopgap measures on the path to a fully electric vehicle fleet.
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In January, Secretary of State John Kerry announced that the US will be devoting particular attention to finding and processing refugees in El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala to bring to the United States.
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And it provides a possible explanation for why rich countries like America are devoting more and more of their workforces to low-productivity services, dragging down the economy-wide rate of productivity growth.
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Rachel Maddow went all in, devoting an extraordinary amount of time to this story, constantly holding up all these glossy photos of shady Russians night after night, with wild graphics and dramatic monologues.
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In recent years, he has moved on from horses, devoting himself instead to thundering against the Kremlin, its glorification of Russia's past and traditional values, and its embrace of the Russian Orthodox Church.
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Then they saw journalists and all of those rightly offended Americans throw themselves into a tizzy, devoting a day's worth of headlines and Facebook news feeds to Trump's choice of a lunch dish.
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Mr. Jones earned an undergraduate degree at Johnson C. Smith University in 1958 and pursued theological studies before devoting himself full time to civil rights causes and then switching to a legal career.
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Additionally, advertisers are already struggling to reach a large voting block known as millennials through television, but research shows a large percentage of this audience is devoting their attention to digital and mobile.
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CBS is devoting an hour of prime time to two of the series's finest installments, and it would be hard to come up with a better pair of episodes from any 1960s sitcom.
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Yet are you not ashamed for devoting all your care to increasing your wealth, reputation, and honors, while not caring for or even considering your reason, truth, and constant improvement of your soul?
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Earlier this year, SEC Chairman Jay Clayton wrote in a joint op-ed with the chairman of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission that the SEC is devoting "significant" resources to the ICO market.
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And so now that this particular art historical moment has become relatively distant, it's unsurprising that a major museum is devoting so much attention to least admired period of a much appreciated painter.
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When you are devoting all your mental resources to survival, you don't have a lot of bandwidth to make decisions, and those are the times when you're vulnerable to that kind of attack.
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Even foreign governments that aren't hoping for major policy changes under Trump are devoting unusual amounts of effort to trying to curry favor with the new administration and better understand its key players.
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On Master of None, Ansari and his writers routinely touch upon sexist power imbalances, memorably devoting a second season arc to a gregarious chef who turns out to be a serial sexual harasser.
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His daughter Dariga Nazarbayeva has in the past led Kazakhstan's main television station and served as a deputy prime minister, while also devoting time to a passion for opera, which she has performed publicly.
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From the first book, Martin went above and beyond with the depiction of Stacey's diabetes, dedicating books to doctors who presumably advised along the way and devoting large swaths of exposition to her illness.
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We are constantly called by the UN. We work for organizations all over the world, from the Red Cross to World Wildlife Fund to organizations who are devoting their whole lives to social good.
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"I'm heartened to see Apple devoting so much energy to maintaining and improving the quality of the App Store, especially while still keeping indie games solidly in the spotlight," says indie developer Zach Gage.
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Well, I guess my future is going to be all about devoting an ever-higher percentage of my income to Apple, so I can buy its latest headphones and subscribe to its music services.
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"The time estimates in this declaration depend on several variables, but most importantly on the need to continue devoting sufficient resources to completing the remaining 86% of the project by February 29," Stein said.
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But Porsche is also devoting funds to creating a charging network, especially important since it stated again on Monday that the Mission E would be able to charge in as little as 15 minutes.
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Show yourself some love during this eclipse by introducing one healthy habit into your life that would be easy for you to implement, perhaps devoting five minutes during your daily commute to deep breathing.
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Labour is devoting its intellectual resources, in so far as it still has any, to the old problem of a closed establishment rather than the new problem of the marriage of meritocracy and plutocracy.
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The boy who got drafted was the object of longing and affection, but while acting on that impulse could lead to disastrous results, devoting your time, money, and attention to Frank Sinatra would not.
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After devoting most of his life to working and partying hard, Mr. Giambri said he has begun writing in earnest, and has cultivated a large group of friends and fellow writers, mostly in bars.
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Whether you're a certified morning person (lengthy meditation sesh, 'gram-worthy breakfast, and all) or more of a serial snoozer, we all know devoting an entire hour to our hair routine isn't exactly practical.
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Silicon Valley tech titans have long taken close notice of the rising industry and are devoting increasing money and resources to understanding and, they hope, beating the well-resourced adversaries and their government customers.
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At the 4.4 percent average dividend rate for the five highest-yielding Dogs, putting $350,2350 of liquid assets aside and devoting the income from them to paying the mortgage generates about $2000,23.35 a month.
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From Chrissy Teigen to Kim Kardashian, many moms have been guilted for not devoting 100% of their time and energy to their children — or for failing to embody society's definition of the "perfect" mom.
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The one thing that didn't occur to me was that maybe it didn't "mean" anything, and that devoting even 10 seconds of thought to The Chincident was an appalling waste of time and energy.
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While some might question devoting a core update to a single site, even one so central as the Valley of the Kings, the implications of Dr. Acama's work extend to smaller, less central sites.
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Go deeper: The Graham-Cassidy bill could delay tax reform if the admin decides to push the tax rollout to the first week of October, devoting time (and attention) to health care this month.
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Supermarkets are also devoting more square footage to fresh food, as sales from the center of the store — where dry goods and many of Kraft Heinz's products line the shelves — are starting to slump.
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We've become adept at devoting fractions of our attention to multiple people, videos, and websites at once, and so watching television without a phone in hand has become, at least for me, a challenge.
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Of course, the most obvious way to defy Trump is to do the opposite of what he wants: to ramp up the Russia investigation, devoting more staff and resources to it rather than fewer.
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And if Black Lives Matter isn't devoting itself primarily to bringing about substantive legal and legislative change, then how can it hope to transform its resistance into lasting and meaningful gains in human rights?
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A onetime physics PhD student in Moscow who dropped out to move to the United States in 1990, Milner is one of a handful of technology tycoons devoting time and money to space exploration.
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For example, in the days since the Nice attack, French officials have pledged to increase the resources that the country is devoting to the bombing campaign against the Islamic State in Syria and Iraq.
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By contrast, notwithstanding his commendable insistence on deploying the phrase "radical Islamist terrorism," President Trump has portrayed the Iranian threat largely in military terms, devoting little attention to the regime's longstanding human rights abuses.
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Senate Republican leadership is also wary of devoting more floor time to the issue while the chamber races to confirm dozens of Trump nominees and finish must-pass legislation before the November midterm elections.
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"Brands will play a key role within the cannabis market space, and we're devoting the thought leadership and developing our strategy well in advance of these expected changes to ensure we're prepared," he said.
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Even in Los Angeles, where both making porn and pushing for aggressive laws to regulate it are popular pursuits, no one has much interest in devoting resources or time to keeping tabs on porn.
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A week later, in Philadelphia, Democrats had their own unprecedented moment in the gun debate, devoting an unprecedented amount of attention to the impact of gun violence and Hillary Clinton's plans to reduce it.
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"It was the culture that taught me to keep going," Hussle wrote last October for the Players' Tribune, in which he explained why he was devoting time to refurbishing an old neighborhood basketball court.
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Carnegie is devoting a Perspectives series to Mr. Thomas, the conductor known as M.T.T., who plans to wrap up a 25-year run as the music director of the San Francisco Symphony in 2020.
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The right is also vastly outspending Democrats on digital advertising on the issue, devoting hundreds of thousands of dollars so far this year on targeted Facebook campaigns that are reaching voters in battleground states.
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It's April Fools' Day, so you're probably devoting more brainpower than you'd care to admit to potential hoaxes that your friends and co-workers – heck, even your favorite news organizations – might pull on you.
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On July 17, the Rodong Sinmun, North Korea's main newspaper, published 12 pages, double its normal size, devoting the first nine pages to pictures and articles about Mr. Kim's visits to factories and farms.
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After initially rejecting the D.O.I. report, the Police Department announced that it was devoting more resources to the unit, including hiring more than 36 investigators, just over half of the number the report recommended.
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When Facebook and Twitter recently purged their rolls of fake users and began devoting more effort to cleaning up their acts, Wall Street did not applaud this civic-minded move but pummeled their shares.
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Even after prefacing his remarks by saying he "shouldn't talk about politics," he couldn't stop himself from devoting the bulk of his speech to an unfortunately predictable combination of grandstanding, politicking and lewd inappropriateness.
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While he threw himself into Hillary Clinton's campaign, he was, for much of his presidency, politically selfish, devoting less thought and time to the cultivation of the party than he could — and should — have.
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That reflects a strangely difficult challenge for billionaires: It is actually pretty hard to give your fortune away, in a responsible way, without devoting tons of time, tons of study, and tons of staff.
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But GOP groups are devoting far more cash, including a roughly $5 million buy on anti-impeachment TV ads across 18 Democratic districts by American Action Network, a nonprofit tied to House GOP leadership.
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Neri said surrogates, especially those from the Northeast, bristled at the idea of devoting so much travel time to come to Nevada when they could easily be in New Hampshire, Iowa or South Carolina.
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Devoting just $1 million of Mr. Ossoff's enormous financial haul to such a program would increase minority voter participation by about 25,000 voters, bringing him much closer to the 75,000 vote number he needs.
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During retirement, Joyner, 70, has said he plans on devoting his time fully to his Tom Joyner Foundation, which works to provide students from historically black colleges and universities with scholarships, among other initiatives.
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It might seem strange that politicians are devoting time and money to Chinese-language campaigns on WeChat: ethnic Chinese are still a minority in Australia, and politicians on both sides engage in anti-China rhetoric.
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Though he may be far less wealthy, Trump has been more open about his wealth obsession, devoting enormous effort across many decades to the pursuit of riches and to burnishing his image as a billionaire.
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"If you're devoting a lot of space to older jobs, it will look like you're a resume hoarder or you're holding on to a time in the past when you were more successful," says Cohen.
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Within minutes of each other, the pair issued statements late Sunday saying they will divide their efforts in upcoming contests with Cruz focusing on Indiana and Kasich devoting his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico.
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Audience continues to grow, with most Americans now devoting more hours to consuming digital content than TV. News content is obviously just a part of that — on both sides — but remains a significant cog. 2.
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"The amount of hours they are devoting to work and the consistency of that availability is significantly different, even though we haven't been dramatically affected by the number of teen applicants being reduced," Haines said.
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Fashion model Columbia Díaz also wants to do something she finds more fulfilling and, when she's not caught up in a love triangle, has been devoting a lot of her time to her philanthropic efforts.
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"For instance, when I was 13, I did a rite that involved ancestral magic and reciting the names of my ancestors and cutting a cord and essentially, yes, devoting yourself to the Goddess," she says.
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Generally, you are supposed to accept the worst case scenario, accept that it could probably happen, and try to move on from there, devoting yourself to doing your best and hoping it turns out okay.
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I therefore encourage lawmakers to start devoting as much attention to the importance of social determinants of veterans' health, such as employment, as they do to both sides of the VA health-care privatization wars.
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Other conservatives worry devoting political energy to discussing abdication could sidetrack Abe's push to revise the U.S.-drafted pacifist constitution, which many conservatives see as a symbol of Japan's humiliating defeat in World War Two.
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Sporting long hair and a beard outside the court on Wednesday, Polonsky told reporters he had "something to say" about the verdict but would be devoting his first seven days of freedom to his wife.
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Toward the end of the 2000th century, Sears was growing its apparel offering — devoting more space in stores to dresses and button-down tops — that never managed to resonate with the retailers' existing customer base.
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"If it were easy, I would not be famous," Poirot mutters, playing off the meta aspects of this familiar staple of movies and TV, while devoting less time grousing about being mistaken for a Frenchman.
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Another potential change would be to better balance damage and suppression costs to lower the overall costs of fire—in effect, devoting more resources away from suppression and toward the protection of assets at risk.
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It's normal to feel frustrated with your partner if they aren't able to find a job as quickly as you expected, or are devoting less time to their job search than you think is right.
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And he knocked Clinton for devoting so little time to the plight of Palestinians in her recent speech to AIPAC, the Jewish lobby group that Sanders snubbed last month by declining to speak to them.
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In April 2011, Elizabeth J. Starr, then the chief of consumer protection in the Orlando office, wrote in an internal email that she had "light discussion" about devoting additional resources to assessing the Trump complaints.
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In addition to devoting his campaign's digital resources to sharing information about the crisis, Kennedy also will use the email list for his Senate campaign to raise funds to help those impacted by the outbreak.
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Several major chains have also stepped up their policies to ensure seniors can continue to buy groceries, with less fear of disease transmission, by thoroughly disinfecting their stores and devoting new opening hours to them.
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Tamika Mallory, one of the organizers of the Women's March, took media outlets to task on Twitter for devoting more attention to the Sanders announcement than to the news that Waters would deliver the keynote.
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"He is devoting all of his time to defending against the allegations," Mr. Levine said, adding that Dr. Tyndall's "practice of medicine was consistent with the standard of care" expected for the examinations he performed.
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Galerie Patrick Seguin of Paris is devoting its booth in the Design sector of the fair — a small one with just five dealers — to Ms. Perriand, including the furniture pieces Banquette Tokyo and Etagère Asymetrique.
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For most of my life I believed my parents were intense masochists for devoting their existences to the least thankful business I know: the very business that taught me how to discern imbalances of power.
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Other key voices in the party say the Trump controversies are adding up and preventing Republicans from devoting their full attention to their top legislative priorities: repealing and replacing ObamaCare and overhauling the tax code.
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In short, the studies suggest that devoting vast tracts of land for the purpose of converting plant energy into animal energy is as inefficient a method as can be for humans to get their protein.
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Chicago, too, requires developers to commit to devoting 10 percent of their units to affordability, and what developers have tended to do there, too, is opt to pay into that city's Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund.
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And with so many Democratic presidential candidates devoting so much energy to the issue, Republicans will likely have to provide an answer in the general election campaign for how they intend to limit global warming.
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So aggressive is congressional obstructionism where BRAC is concerned that the omnibus spending bill passed at the end of 2015 included language specifically prohibiting the DOD from devoting any resources toward a new BRAC round.
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He believed that Moscow was devoting a far greater percentage of economic output to the military than the C.I.A. had thought, and that therefore it would be unable to keep pace with the American economy.
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Ms. Wong makes an effort to bring out regional differences in Vietnamese cuisine by devoting sections of the menu to Saigon and Hanoi, hundreds of miles apart, as well as Hue, somewhere in the middle.
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But devoting itself to a profession that has been the subject of decades of life-and-death criticism, hard-hitting reporting, federal scrutiny, and radical critique raised basic questions about the Museum's purpose, and potential lifespan.
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Many Democratic political activists saw Hillary Clinton's failed 2016 presidential bid as a perfect illustration that their party wasn't using technology effectively — and had failed manifestly at devoting the right resources to local and state contests.
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Part of devoting nearly eight years of Sunday nights to an epic show like Game of Thrones means watching not just your favorite characters, but the young actors behind them grow up right before your eyes.
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The early 2000s saw Mariah Carey, the pioneer of stan cultivation, encouraging her fans, whom she called "lambs" or her "lambily," to make scrapbooks of their fandom, even devoting a section of her website to them.
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Overwhelmed by their stories, she began devoting herself full time to veterans, eventually enlisting the backing of the state to head a nonprofit homeless-veteran-rehabilitation program, known as New Directions, at a residential treatment center.
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He began devoting his days to caring for the parrots, forming attachments that gradually drew him out of his sense of isolation and mistrust and allowed him, in turn, to start connecting with people as well.
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Now, he's devoting himself to building out an international empire on a concept he's come to call "Screenlife"; he's served as the producer of all of these new screen-centric features and the director of Profile.
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Facebook is still trying to figure out what teens are interested in Kurt Wagner reports that Facebook is devoting more resources to Messenger Kids, its app for building a pipeline of users as young as 6.
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Meanwhile, lingering uncertainty related to the financial crisis and the rise of populism may mean that firms are keener on hiring staff than on devoting large amounts of capital to investment, which is harder to undo.
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He first chose to pound her in a series of tweets, an aside in a rally on Tuesday night and a paper statement, rather than devoting a prosecutorial speech or a press conference to the affair.
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Now they join the ranks of the super-rich, not just stuffing their pockets with gold, which I can understand, but also devoting their spare time socialising with billionaires, playboys and dynasts, which I find incomprehensible.
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Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., whose son Beau died of cancer last year, has also talked about devoting the rest of his term in office and his years after that to a "moonshot" against cancer.
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Since becoming president, Mr Trump has approvingly tweeted about Fox News or its hosts 87 times—devoting as much Twitter time to the network as he has to Republican efforts to overhaul America's health-care system.
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While districts statewide spend more than 80 percent of those funds on SROs, Broward was an exception, devoting less than half the money on officers, although it may use local funds to help pay for SROs.
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However, I was playing in a rush and not devoting the proper time to learning the controls, because everyone in the office could see me furiously clicking and struggling to jerk off a neon pixel man.
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However it happened, the company has now spent years devoting significant resources to promoting a reactionary who is on record saying things that would make Rush Limbaugh blush, as a heroic figure of inspiration and redemption.
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The late-night host has become the public face of the opposition against the Graham-Cassidy bill, devoting many of his monologues last week to diving into the battle over the legislation and sparring with Sen.
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And unfortunately – at least by my experience at Moz – the experts are not only self-admitted "clueless imposters" but most are more concerned with devoting resources to their big clients as opposed to mom and pop.
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So, a tech hardware firm is devoting the same capital to shows with Reese Witherspoon and Jason Mamoa as the state of California allocates to the 23 campuses that make up the California State University system.
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In terms of reporting falsehoods, this would amount to devoting on-air time or column inches to statements whose dishonesty rises above a certain level of outrageousness — say, outright falsity with no redeeming grain of truth.
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Adam H. Weinert is a rare specimen: a young man who's already spent years devoting himself to reconstructing the dances of three generations of past modern-dance masters while also choreographing new works of his own.
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Last month, "The Good Wife" returned to the topic, devoting a large chunk of an episode to a debate over the legality of adding an ISIS recruiter who is an American citizen to the kill list.
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In some of their past research, these scientists had shown that members of the Hadza tribe in Tanzania are quite physically active, devoting several hours a day to activities like following game or tugging up tubers.
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Despite devoting much of my time in the past few months to talking to scientists, epidemiologists, and front-line health workers, trying to anticipate the curves of this pandemic and uncover patterns, I've had little success.
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These readers argue that President Trump is focusing national attention on the caravan as a political tactic ahead of the midterms, and that The Times should not be helping such efforts by devoting coverage to it.
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I never liked The Odyssey as a child: I was very rule-oriented, and the idea of devoting an entire epic poem to celebrating someone like Odysseus who was so clearly a dick made me furious.
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Commentators have faulted him and other BJP leaders for failing to read the social mood and devoting too much attention to issues like cow protection that are a core part of the party's pro-Hindu agenda.
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To understand why Republicans are still devoting so much time to it on such a critical convention night, you need to understand all of this history — and of course, what we know about the attack itself.
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The historical record of Wordsworth's relationship with food also seems to yield thin gruel, much as Shapiro has painstakingly prepared it, devoting several pages to the briefest mention of black pudding in one of Wordsworth's journals.
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I will be devoting the next few weeks to figuring out what to focus on next — chatting with my editors, as well as with the sources I have come to rely on for sober, authoritative thinking.
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Photographs captured Amado bonding with his family members; attending parties with friends and loved ones; and devoting time to precious leisure, swimming in a desert basin or watching television, which had been purchased with Amado's remittances.
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In December, the Democratic National Committee sent a letter to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg expressing concern that the company was not devoting enough resources to detecting manipulative media campaigns on its platform ahead of the elections.
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These drillers are devoting funds to their best acreage, leveraging the know-how they've cultivated over years of operating in Colorado to drive down the cost of producing oil and gas in a tough price environment.
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And the company says it's been increasingly devoting more square footage in stores to Calia, which it says is lifting the entire women's athletic apparel business, creating a "halo effect" for even the brands around it.
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The SEC rules ban such funds from devoting more than 15% of their total assets to so-called illiquid investments — stocks, bonds, or other instruments that can&apost be easily bought or sold on public markets.
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Taking Note President Obama is devoting much of the last foreign trip of his term to reassuring European allies that Washington will maintain its security commitments under Donald Trump and stay true to its democratic principles.
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Given the momentum the show had built as David gained control of his powers and then had them violently seized by his nemesis, devoting a full episode to this sense of stasis is a real shame.
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In an attempt to lift its share price, the bank is devoting 2 billion euros ($2.2 billion) to buy back shares from 2019 to complement its 30% dividend payout, due to rise to 40% in 2023.
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However, in the spirit of new beginnings, we are going to attempt to get through this week without devoting any more time than absolutely necessary to things the 45th president of the United States made up.
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The contractors' deep involvement with CMS' activities concerned the agency's career staff, three people familiar with CMS' inner workings said, causing some to raise objections over devoting so many taxpayer dollars to bring in outside help.
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Oil companies, which have long known about the dangers of fossil fuel use on the climate, seek new fortunes in the reserves in the Arctic, devoting millions of dollars to research and resources in the area.
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"She isn't yet a household name," said Niamh Coghlan, sales director at the Richard Saltoun Gallery, which is devoting its booth at Masterpiece London this year to Ms. Lazzari's work, mostly from the 1960s and '70s.
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Devoting 30 of the 208 pages that make up its interim report into the asset management industry to the role of investment consultants, the regulator said consultants, on average, failed to pick fund managers who could outperform.
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Rhetorically, business leaders sold the glories of free enterprise, devoting considerable resources to making the intellectual case for unfettered capitalism as the policy cure-all: The more government got in the way, the worse the economy did.
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Uttam Dhillon, who most recently served as deputy White House counsel, was named as the DEA's acting administrator at a time when the agency is devoting much of its attention to grappling with a national opioid epidemic.
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With McConnell devoting Senate floor debate time this week and next to other legislation, there is the possibility that any gun measure will have to wait at least until April because of a two-week Spring break.
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In his best work (and there is plenty of it), Parks compensated for photography's limitations by concentrating his attention on a single person, family, or group, and by devoting a lengthy period of time to the project.
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Since becoming president, Mr Trump has tweeted approvingly about Fox News or its hosts 87 times—devoting as much Twitter time to the network as he has to Republican lawmakers' efforts to overhaul America's health-care system.
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Indeed, this isn't the first time it has faced criticism in South Sudan: In November 2016 it was accused by the U.N. of enabling the spread of ethnic propaganda without devoting enough resources to tackle the problem.
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While Finks is more global than Saunders's book, devoting more attention to the CIA's influence from India to Latin America, it represents a return to her mode of exposing hypocritical alliances rather than explaining their historical motivations.
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Today, China is devoting itself to a similarly ambitious agenda through a series of mega-projects, including in artificial intelligence and quantum information science, while avidly pursuing advances in such strategic emerging technologies as nanotechnology and biotechnology.
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"The second, though, is a prime example of everything wrong with the word:"Used to describe someone devoid of defining characteristics that might make a person interesting, extraordinary, or just simply worth devoting time or attention to.
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Time after time the media bites at his smoke and mirrors and exhausts every possible meaning out of his ridiculous tweets instead of devoting precious time explaining to the public the serious consequences of this tax bill.
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During the Obama years, the EDA began devoting a sizable portion of that money to coal communities around the country that were suffering economically as cheap natural gas and new air pollution rules shriveled the coal industry.
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And it's one reason Sanders has been pressing hard and devoting time to campaigning with Ellison: It helps sell the argument to Berners who remain skeptical that the Democratic Party is the right vessel for their agenda.
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But its budget is always under pressure and the Conservatives, while increasing funding, have been sharply criticized by opposition parties for not devoting enough resources for new, more expensive treatments and to cope with an aging population.
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It's almost as if some aid workers feel that because they are devoting time and perhaps risking their lives to help others, they no longer have to be governed by the moral rules that bind ordinary civilians.
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The scope of the raid on Wednesday, which involved 33 prosecutors and 160 police officers, indicated that the German authorities were still devoting substantial resources to the inquiry despite not yet filing criminal charges in the matter.
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Governments are not devoting enough resources to tackling the crime, Valiant Richey said in his first interview since taking charge of anti-trafficking at the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE), a security watchdog.
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Rather than devoting hundreds of billions of dollars to a dangerous and unnecessary nuclear weapons buildup, we should adopt the approach devised by the organization Global Zero, which is committed to reducing and eventually eliminating nuclear weapons.
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In a series of tweets, Omar also claimed the Israeli leader focused too much of his speech on her, rather than devoting more time to the shooting last year at a Pittsburgh synagogue and other hate crimes.
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To stand out from a pack of multitaskers who divide their energies among various tasks, you use passionate to say you can put on blinders and channel a singular focus, devoting all of your energy to one project.
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Finance minister Philip Hammond said the government was devoting all its efforts to securing a deal on a new relationship with the EU. Carney's continued presence at the central bank will help Britain negotiate the aftermath, he said.
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These firms are devoting hundreds of lawyers, thousands of hours, and millions of dollars, pro bono, to taking action against dangerous gun policies and holding the corporate gun lobby accountable for unlawful business practices that endanger public safety.
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Broadway is honoring the victims of the tragic shooting in Orlando, Florida, that took the lives of at least 50 people and injured at least 53 more by devoting the Tony Awards broadcast to them on Sunday night.
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In his new biography of the tormented delta, Jonathan Miles, a British cultural historian, manoeuvres swiftly through these tragedies, devoting the bulk of his attention to the social and cultural life beneath the city's "spiders' webs of tramlines".
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Todd: It is hard to see how whatever's up with Stan isn't setup for season six, but at the same time, it's hard to imagine season six devoting a lot of time to … whatever this plot line is.
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Why it matters: The warning arrives as major automakers are devoting increasing amounts of capital to EV development, such as Ford's announcement this month of plans to spend $1003 billion by 2022 on a suite of new models.
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Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump pounded away at the new FBI development, devoting a large part of a campaign speech in Golden, Colorado, to attacking Clinton and arguing that she is not to be trusted with the presidency.
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It's time to be audacious — the federal government can put its money where its mouth is, devoting a part of the one trillion dollars being currently discussed to our cyber infrastructure, in addition to our physical infrastructure. 3.
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Accumulating even more stuff isn't going to make us much happier, so we're devoting more and more of our incomes to personal services that don't see rapid productivity growth but do a lot to make our lives better.
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You start by devoting significant resources to figuring out where America has problems and why they aren't currently being solved, and then seeing if fixing them requires changing the financing rules or working in combination with the states.
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Boxing fans often complain about the lack of mainstream coverage, and then complain about the trade-offs that come from mainstream coverage, including media outlets (like this one) devoting more ink to the circus than to compelling matchups.
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The SEC said in March that it is looking to apply securities laws to cryptocurrency exchanges and wallets, and SEC head Jay Clayton said that the organization is devoting a "significant portion of resources" to the ICO market.
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The agreements come as Germany and other NATO members face increasing pressure from the United States to spend more for their own military and reach NATO's target of devoting 2 percent of gross domestic product to defense spending.
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Some of those costs are borne by physicians, who must pay for complex billing systems, denial management, preauthorization requirements, collections management and bad debt, as well as devoting patient time to discussing insurance coverage rather than medical issues.
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The president may try to score points with his base through additional protectionism measures and tariffs, but it is unlikely that the White House will continue devoting the time and resources required to accelerate its popular deregulatory initiatives.
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By devoting so much attention to the Russia story, journalists are failing in the difficult job of developing sources within what the spy world calls "hard targets"—the CIA, the NSA, and other parts of the intelligence community.
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All too often, however, they still try to maintain their treasured balance by devoting equal time — and, as far as readers and viewers can tell, equal or greater passion — to denouncing far less important misstatements from Hillary Clinton.
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Who knows how many people will come to know Christ because satellite radio is devoting a channel to 70 years' worth of messages that all of us have hope, purpose, and meaning in the forgiveness of Jesus Christ?
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The frequency of his trips, and the wide range of policies he has been discussing, have started chatter among power brokers in Washington and on Wall Street about how much energy Dimon is devoting to issues beyond JPMorgan.
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In addition, no one knew her as a dedicated gamer, and she didn't want them to think she was strange for devoting so much energy to a game she hadn't even liked until less than a year ago.
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As Amarone became a critical darling in the last part of the 20th century, producers in the Veneto began to shift their resources, devoting their best sites and grapes toward production of the more expensive and lucrative Amarone.
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Iran is most certainly a very, very bad actor — it is spreading sectarian violence in Iraq (and elsewhere), funding anti-Israel terrorist groups, and devoting tremendous military resources to propping up Bashar al-Assad's murderous regime in Syria.
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It's just that all he could think about was becoming a professional squash player, devoting his life to a sport with no real prize money and few big sponsors, where you travel the world, crashing on people's couches.
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" In 2005, Toledo was awarded the Right Livelihood Award, also known as Sweden's alternative Nobel prize, "for devoting himself and his art to the protection and enhancement of the heritage, environment and community life of his native Oaxaca.
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And over in Stars Hollow, Lorelai's devoting all her mothering energies to Paul Anka and the construction crew remodeling her house — she even babies T.J., even though she, like all right-thinking people, must find him incredibly annoying.
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The Rubin is devoting its entire 2018 season and all six floors of galleries in Chelsea to time as a theme, with an accent on the future, a future which is making some of us nervous these days.
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So before you dive into a 20-minute monologue about how much you dislike your boss or how annoying your sister-in-law is, think about the fact that you'll be devoting more time and energy to them.
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Denton argued that he played an integral role in Gawker Media's operations and sale process and that the distraction of the Hogan litigation would prevent him from devoting all of his energy to the Gawker Media sale process.
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It requires so much of your undivided attention that you end up missing out on the things that are worth devoting your time to, on the pockets of your life where you do exert a bit of agency.
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A new technology that could be able to radically control or outright eliminate malaria — gene drive mosquitos — are almost ready, and foundations like Gates and Open Philanthropy Project are devoting huge sums to fund its development and testing.
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MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin warned senior officials on Wednesday he may fire them if they are found to be moonlighting as academics, which would mean they were not devoting all of their time to their main job.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Brazilian iron ore miner Vale said on Tuesday that it plans to use its cash flow cautiously going forward, devoting about 30 percent of its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) to regular dividends.
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That stalls growth in the number of bitcoins that exist, but as the value of those bitcoins has skyrocketed miners are devoting more and more computational resources to compete for new coins, requiring huge amounts of electricity and time.
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In fact, in a number of ways, the software types are likely indistinguishable, and Google's devoting a team to assuring that the Go edition gets updated and released on more or less the same schedule as its standard counterpart.
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On Wednesday, Mr. de Blasio said "it's commendable" that Mr. Cuomo was devoting new resources to so-called supportive housing units that can help homeless people, and he praised the governor's expansion of family-leave benefits for state workers.
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The basicsFor the uninitiated, mining for currencies like Bitcoin and Ether means devoting a huge amount of computer processing power to doing accounting sums for the platforms behind them, helping to verify the accuracy of the public blockchain ledgers.
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Of course, I will still go days without, but I'm really looking forward to rebuilding my relationship with my trusty beauty bag, devoting more time to myself each morning, and getting my makeup mojo back after far too long.
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The New York sculptor Arlene Shechet selected 130 pieces from the famed Arnhold Collection, a promised gift to the Frick, which is devoting its Portico Gallery to "Porcelain, No Simple Matter," a radical and rowdy rethinking of the precious.
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For months, I wrote in circles around myself, devoting tens of thousands of words to a panoply of irrelevant topics, everything from the Indian Wars and Irish gold miners to primitive cave drawings and driving conditions in West Texas.
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But the Toronto researchers found that these faithful guardians of the Communist Party line have turned their attention to more mundane matters, devoting time and server strength to preventing rumors, fabricated news reports and superstitious premonitions from going viral.
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The Department of Homeland Security is devoting $207.6 million to look at possible cases of citizenship fraud and Immigration and Customs Enforcement will be hiring an additional 300 investigators, according to their proposed fiscal 2019 budget, the Herald reported.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain is devoting all its efforts to securing a Brexit deal but time is running out in negotiations with the European Union to agree the terms of its departure, British finance minister Philip Hammond said on Tuesday.
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"During hypnosis, this kind of disassociation between action and reflection allows the person to engage in activities either suggested by a clinician or self-suggested without devoting mental resources to being self-conscious about the activity," the researchers wrote.
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Russian Olympic medallist Bilyal Makhov—who has already signed with the UFC despite no amateur nor professional fights under his belt—has suggested he will be devoting his time to MMA in its entirety once he's done with wrestling.
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The Trump campaign has recently put money and time into trying to expand the president's popularity among black voters, employing tactics like opening storefronts in black neighborhoods and devoting a Super Bowl ad to overhauling the criminal justice system.
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"You've got an extraordinary number of low-income people who are devoting so much of their income to housing," said Ms. McFadden, who spent 15 years at HUD, including two running the HOME and Community Development Block Grant programs.
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In devoting a day here headlining a fund-raiser in Fort Worth and cutting the ribbon on a new Louis Vuitton workshop in Keene, Mr. Trump prompted Democrats to declare that he must be worried about losing the state.
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Someone in China's leadership must have read that book, for Beijing has made winning the race to artificial intelligence a national obsession, devoting billions of dollars to the cause and setting 2030 as the target year for world dominance.
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