Because in this case, devotion to country is more important than devotion to party.
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"My mom loved so powerfully and with so little expectation of devotion that devotion came naturally," Phillips writes.
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Reagan was fiercely loyal to her beloved husband, and that devotion was matched only by her devotion to our country.
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When I look at my congregation, I see families struggling not just with their devotion to God but devotion to paying their bills.
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Littlefinger's devotion to Catelyn, even after her death, is a reflection of the deep love and devotion he has always had for her.
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But the devotion to Hinkie is not just a devotion to Hinkie, just as Hinkie's role in Process cosmology is more apostle than messiah.
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Your devotion to ensuring everything surrounding you works optimally is inspiring, but sometimes your devotion teeters on rigidity and the price is often your mental wellbeing.
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Our two major forms of religion here are a fanatic devotion to food and a fanatic devotion to fitness, and we are constantly whipsawed between the two.
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How she attained that status is a tale of devotion — her own devotion — to her crafts, certainly, but also to the nature and culture of the region.
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Take the second entry in her four-part "Devotion" series, "Devotion Study #1 — The American Dancer," which earned her the Bucksbaum Award at the 2012 Whitney Biennial.
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But a couple evenings a week I would lead a 10-minute "devotion" for a small group of children, and then close that devotion with a prayer.
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But there are two good reasons Mr. Singh has prevailed so long at this Upper West Side corner: his iron devotion to the job, and his customers' devotion to him.
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While a tattoo seems like an extreme way to show devotion to a person and their brand, this actually isn't the first time Cyrus showed his Jenner devotion with ink.
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What we haven't quite seen as yet is the union of two big strategies which have generally been thought to be opposed: devotion to the truth and devotion to popularity.
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I see the value in letting my intense devotion be my intense devotion, a sacred belief system that speaks to me in a way it may never speak to someone I love.
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But owing to their own devotion for one another, deep faith and belief in Britain's exceptionalism, she and Albert effectively saved the monarchy and regained the respect and even devotion of the nation.
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This devotion to words as product breeds a detailed process.
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Devotion did, riding a wave similar to many horror games.
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She said she never questioned Resendiz' devotion to their son.
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What has remained constant is the ethologist's devotion to chimps.
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Over the last few years, my devotion has been tested.
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"All the devotion I had as a kid…" he began.
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But lately it has shown little devotion to its benefactor.
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They know a private "I" who experiences devotion and frustration.
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The devotion of their makers overflows from the wood icons.
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His devotion to healing crystals is apparently still very strong.
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Enter Joe Mitchell, and his devotion to the drug game.
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I even began questioning my devotion to the cause itself.
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KJ is not particularly fussed about measuring anyone else's devotion.
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Her pain and devotion to the ruling party appear contradictory.
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It wasn't greed so much as an act of devotion.
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But this latest show of devotion may take the cake.
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The Rosenthals' loved ones recalled the brothers' devotion to Judaism.
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But Gurira's devotion to these animals extends beyond the screen.
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Devotion is a great game from a promising young studio.
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If that's not ritualistic devotion, I don't know what is.
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Their devotion to duty is unparalleled in federal law enforcement.
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Loving is more about dogged devotion than excitement or action.
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The use of "we" implies a kind of infallible devotion.
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Ask spouse to bring up devotion to text in eulogy.
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Her devotion to baseball — specifically the Cubs — is well known.
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It rewards steadfast devotion to athletic goals and limiting distractions.
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Such devotion to the country cannot be emulated too often.
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Yet his character's devotion to Sidney's redemption feels entirely undeserved.
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She wears her devotion to her children on her skin.
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That kind of devotion ... There is an enormous fan base.
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King Vajiralongkorn does not have the same level of devotion.
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Why should he not have inspired devotion in a mother?
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By the time Abballa died, his religious devotion was unmistakable.
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Another poet, Mary Oliver, says that devotion begins with attention.
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"Your devotion to your country inspires us all," Trump said.
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But, for years, I retained an intense hunger for devotion.
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Netanyahu treats Trump with a mixture of flattery and devotion.
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Amendola described Brady's devotion to the details of route running.
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Blind devotion is not a requirement for receiving police service.
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This monkish script speaks of endless hours of solitary devotion.
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Marijuana inspires devotion, whether people support or despise its use.
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A serious need for devotion lay beneath the sodden bombast.
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Devotion was scrubbed from Red Candle's YouTube hub, and the last tweet from the studio was published February 19, announcing the release of Devotion—with a link to a Steam page that no longer exists.
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But she has lost little of the monk-like, eyesight-punishing devotion to a certain kind of perfection, a devotion that drives expectant collectors crazy and has left room for little else in her life.
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It's been more than two months since Devotion disappeared from Steam.
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They were steadfast in their devotion, immune to irony and cynicism.
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But to call Austen lovers simply "fans" is underselling their devotion.
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Especially when you take Teddy's unwavering devotion to Dolores into account.
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Purina Beyond takes this devotion to high-quality ingredients even farther.
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He recognised no god, was hostile to any kind of devotion.
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What is it about pie that awakens such devotion in people?
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The sign of Scorpio wants total devotion and a deep connection.
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The reason why it's revoked was definitely, 100% because of Devotion.
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His devotion is such that he sports a Brannock Device tattoo.
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But less known is Parker's devotion to allergy and asthma research.
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Bennett is presumably a fan, given his devotion to his hometown.
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The Reagans' mutual devotion over 52 years of marriage was legendary.
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Surely, that sort of devotion merits an invite to the wedding.
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Such devotion to principle is something we can all aspire to.
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Patriotism is a devotion to and vigorous support for one's country.
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Despite the rain, Wegmans fanatics did not waver in their devotion.
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Michelson is known for pieces like "Devotion" and "Daylight (for Minneapolis)".
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In 1909, William Butler Yeats posited a theory of romantic devotion.
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I was far from alone in my devotion to Miami Subs.
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All this devotion and merchandise is dedicated to Daenerys Targaryen, a.k.a.
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But vegan junk food does not demand devotion to any cause.
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I always ask myself, where are the limits to my devotion?
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Most importantly, though, is a passion and devotion for the sport.
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Charlie professes his devotion with a plastered smile and dead eyes.
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Military regimes bolster their legitimacy by slavish devotion to the crown.
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But few Sudanese appeared to believe his professed devotion to democracy.
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Fans' devotion soared to fever pitch as the final game approached.
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In Southern California, Morrissey fans showed their devotion in their element.
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Each of those daughters resents the mother's devotion to her work.
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It is a great experience of self-discipline, devotion and piety.
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There's something really grounding about getting that kind of pure devotion.
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That was a sharp turn from Parnas' previous devotion to Trump.
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He even recently took his Twitter devotion to trial — and won.
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The family's changing reality left one thing unaltered: her husband's devotion.
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They are works of deep devotion but also of high ambition.
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There was a near-religious devotion to its accuracy and precision.
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Still, the style world's renewed devotion has left Ms. Huppert nonplused.
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I have a religious devotion to Popeyes spicy fried chicken thighs.
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Zen made no mention of God; it demanded no scriptural devotion.
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"Does artistic dedication begin to touch on religious devotion?" he said.
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Other times, it takes more normative forms like enhanced religious devotion.
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Ms. Engstrom says she knows many people who share her devotion.
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Rather than answer literally, Kim responds with devotion to the work.
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The visiting Stoke fans sang and brayed with a Visigothic devotion.
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Devotion to time is an integral, charming, deep part of this man.
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Love, acceptance, devotion and peace are the ruling esthetics of this production.
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" He added that Friedman "has tremendous passion for and devotion to Israel.
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It felt like my first miracle, private proof of my own devotion.
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KC: I was paging through M Train again, after I read Devotion.
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You aren't shy about showing your deep devotion to your fur baby.
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Her worked is marked by curiosity, empathy, humor, tenderness, devotion, and imagination.
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Devotion plunges you deep into the inner turmoil of a struggling family.
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Sadly The Economist neglects this unprecedented devotion of Georgia towards Western values.
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The songs moved slowly as FKA twigs sang about desire and devotion.
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Such devotion could be interpreted as the inner workings of a sociopath.
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Lukewarm critical reviews have never, and will never, affect her fans' devotion.
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It is the Catholic devotion that commemorates the mystery of the Incarnation.
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She uses an app to download a devotion sent by her church.
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He will be remembered for his kindness, devotion, and vision for justice.
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The movie's devotion to this sort of expository sparseness is incredibly refreshing.
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"Attention is the beginning of devotion," wrote Mary Oliver, an American poet.
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So that obsession and devotion keeps us going and keeps us together.
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Jack reacts to her sister's devotion to an object with mild disgust.
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Trump's principal appeal to voters is his devotion to capitalism, not God.
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That is some serious devotion to fries for a relatively small country.
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But this devotion to duty and workaholic nature had a dark side.
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That devotion is what the best pro wrestlers, managers, and commentators possess.
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Bennett's devotion to his daughter has been well documented on social media.
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I'm intrigued by the prospect of an increased devotion to environmental storytelling.
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One would think the President's devotion to the links, coupled with Mrs.
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The dishes change, but not the devotion that goes into each one.
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These half-million Loyalists suffered greatly for their devotion to the king.
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Given the levels of devotion that populist politicians inspire today, their voters
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The store in its early days fostered devotion from customers and toymakers.
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He hoped the stories would remind me of his taste and devotion.
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He will be remembered for his kindness, devotion and vision for justice.
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They were married within the week, and their mutual devotion never wavered.
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I was searching for serenity, devotion, a connection to someone or something.
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They were social outsiders, united by their devotion to an English icon.
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Yet this newfound devotion to the sesh represents more than a meme.
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Just as Jacob displaces Esau, so one nation outpaces another in devotion.
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In my head (and, clearly, mine alone) we shared a blind devotion.
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But nothing could dissuade her from her blossoming devotion to the team.
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Perhaps Petrenko's greatest strength is the devotion that he elicits from orchestras.
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It took Cecilia a whole summer of devotion to restore the painting!
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Joe Biden has served this country for decades with devotion and distinction.
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Nowhere is the country's devotion more apparent than at a yearly pilgrimage.
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Our fans and their devotion are the best part of our team.
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Because of her devotion, I can still quote verses from the Bible.
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The bleakness is leavened with uplifting episodes of resistance, devotion and faith.
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Melanie Kaye/Kantrowitz's devotion to social activism began when she was 19453.
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Seeing Brian Wilson in 2017 can feel like an exercise in devotion.
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We've always been humbled by this and respect their energies and devotion.
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To many wearers it is an outward indicator of devotion to Islam.
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As fan devotion grew, Reeve emphasized strong, pointed relationships with her players.
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To strip them of their devotion to Islam, a Times investigation found.
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But this reunion is a fantasy of true romance: ecstasy, devotion, connection.
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"Part discomfort & humiliation and part devotion" is how she describes the relationship.
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Take it from a Disneyland fan: we are fierce in our devotion.
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And it is never ever: I loved the text with queer devotion!
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Fred was a way of requesting devotion without having to literally ask.
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His sons are a source of devotion and repugnance in equal measure.
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But Garcia has writing chops and a clear devotion to social justice.
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Ken struggles to reconcile his sexual orientation with his devotion to God.
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When the distant lovers meet, they pledge devotion, but the prince dies.
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But he spoke forcefully about his devotion to the rule of law.
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Beethoven's opera celebrates liberty, standing up to injustice and heroic marital devotion.
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"The slavish devotion to shareholders has gotten out of control," he said.
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The intensity of her devotion to detail makes them more than that.
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She already knows him; why is she unsure about accepting his devotion?
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I finished the puzzle somehow that weekend, and formed a lifelong devotion.
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Pet tattoos are a way to show devotion to a furry friend.
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Until then, I will view their devotion to heritage preservation with skepticism.
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It's not hard to detect his monkish devotion to hip-hop's godheads.
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Some showed love, obsession, and devotion while others showed pessimism and hopelessness.
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So I have a deep devotion to use your absolutely correct word.
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LISTENING I continue my devotion to the vinyl LPs of my teenage years.
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But she later changes her mind, powered by a newfound sense of devotion.
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And losing a few primaries isn't likely to make such devotion melt away.
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But the one thing he couldn't take away was their devotion to learning.
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While Fadell's tenacious management turned many people off, it also bred incredible devotion.
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Not only was Rampazzo moved by Maria's devotion, but also Tonina's upbeat personality.
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And while a devotion to a healthy lifestyle is partly to thank, Mrs.
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This championship is the culmination of years of patience, support, devotion and beliefs.
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Lately, the Western devotion to that compass-point has fallen into intellectual disrepute.
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Our devotion to each other is what kept us going through it all.
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When I saw your devotion to Miwako, well, that's good enough for me.
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They have fallen in love with the persistence of his devotion to Daisy.
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Traffic wise, some News Corp properties have suffered for their devotion to subscriptions.
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Devotion is dedicated to Betsy Lerner, but who is it for more broadly?
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Given the fierceness of that devotion, the potential for horror is nearly endless.
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The making, the devotion to making, is what gives it an emotional quality.
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"Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Trump said.
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In return, that pet gives them a lifetime of love, devotion and gratitude.
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Investors' similar devotion to the company as a whole is increasingly being tested.
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One is its devotion to going fully driverless, a far more difficult feat.
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And while her aesthetic style may drift, her devotion to them does not.
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This devotion isn't just salesmanship, either: Dedication to Faidley's borders on the illegal.
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In other words, it's a sign of devotion, not a sign of failure.
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There's intense devotion, heart-shattering pain, breakups to makeups, and everything in between.
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The town's devotion to its roots has led to confrontations in the past.
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As it stands, if you don't already own Devotion, you can't play it.
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But her intense devotion to her job has consequences in her personal life.
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Most spiritual practices have some type of meditation or devotion involving the sun.
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And the future royal's devotion to yoga has rubbed off on her fiancé.
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Despite my devotion to all things eyes, however, nothing has seemed to work.
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In September, Jolie opened up to PEOPLE about her devotion to her children.
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His boss is famously loyal to those around him who show total devotion.
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Liberalism's wariness of official power and devotion to minimal political principles remains essential.
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The video's devotion to the harsh beauty of nature doubly complicates Cistern's setting.
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Khan's devotion to The Bride's story comes with a sacrifice in musical potency.
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And, Ms. Rashad said, she shared with Shelah a devotion to her children.
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After Bhaktivedanta's death, Butler no longer had to choose between devotion and independence.
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A devotion to data-driven thinking might also hurt local giving, experts said.
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It is meant to be a time of spiritual reflection and increased devotion.
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What one of our viewers describes as quote blind devotion to President Trump.
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In his daring, his devotion in his duty, he was larger than life.
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We're thankful to have known him and grateful for his devotion to duty.
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What you get about James Hampton is his almost desperate devotion to God.
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Disastrous as it was, that event determined my lifelong devotion to the city.
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Nor, perhaps, is Williams, with his sere devotion to the idea of restraint.
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But Ms. Rowling's latest big announcement may test the limits of fans's devotion.
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Do you believe Mr. Trump's time and devotion to this issue was constructive?
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In September, Jolie opened up to People about her devotion to her children.
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And that's where the excellence in Devotion lays—the patience behind it all.
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But there are some things, like a favorite fragrance, that inspire lifelong devotion.
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Paltrow is, after all, notorious for devotion — almost obsession — to über-healthy living.
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Check out 50 States of Bacon and find out your state's devotion level.
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The occult suggests a knowledge not everyone possesses, shared through devotion to mystery.
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But in 1992, that unbending devotion to Mr. Clinton had an important effect.
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It's a pledge of loving devotion, his specialty, that brushes against larger uncertainties.
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This procedure yields Katkin's second child and her undying devotion to Dr. Oxana.
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Our enduring connection, this fiendish devotion to our favorite game, was slipping away.
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Being a hardcore Moonie meant a devotion to the show bordering on pathological.
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First there was devotion, as he led the country to independence in 210.
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They require some serious devotion in order to eat them in one sitting.
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His devotion to his family is palpable; his strength through its tragedies, extraordinary.
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"Lo spread" does not seem to command the same devotion it once did.
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For one, Josiah made the temple in Jerusalem the center of religious devotion.
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Here, her inquiries yield good answers about love and devotion and dog heaven.
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A Machiavellian tactic designed to inspire devotion in Jaime and credulity in Tyrion?
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Whether it's inspired by devotion, repentance or coercion is a matter of speculation.
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When passion and devotion goes over the border, is it something to condemn?
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"Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Trump said.
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But that's where we are, thanks to GOP senators' desperate devotion to Trump.
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Rush Limbaugh: Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country.
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We cannot match their courage, but we can strive to match their devotion.
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He lived out his family-first devotion, his loyalty to kith and kin.
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His devotion was strict but without affectation; you'd never picture him in spats.
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Rush Limbaugh, thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country.
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The fact that their classmates talked about the show obsessively increased their devotion.
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Three customers praised Mr. Silver for his humility and devotion to the community.
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Cooking is a practice, a kind of devotion, a form of mindfulness. Practice.
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DeVos's big selling point for Republicans is her manic devotion to charter schools.
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Her father asked that the man slay a dragon to prove his devotion.
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From the beginning, Justin and Hailey bonded over a shared devotion to Jesus.
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Sessions' religious devotion is his personal prerogative and is protected by the Constitution.
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Yet the gamers will return, part of their fanatical devotion to Eve Online.
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It's not worse than high standards and no devotion, but it's really bad.
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The songs also highlight Marlin's growing devotion to, and mastery of, the mandolin.
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Brigsby Bear was a project of enormous, if twisted, devotion to his welfare.
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What's happening that makes these girls scream, faint, pay lavish devotion for these musicians?
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My love for Kim has turned into devotion for her parents and for Ole.
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Detractors, on the other hand, often perceive some CrossFit folks' devotion as dangerously obsessive.
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We&aposre thankful to have known him and grateful for his devotion to duty.
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Read the document published by the Federal Register below: National Day of Patriotic Devotion
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Their fierce loyalty and devotion was the real magic behind Once Upon a Time.
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She'd left a letter, accusing me of intrusion and lacking of love and devotion.
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It's also the story of greed, immigration, xenophobia, devotion, ecstatic spiritual states, and misogyny.
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Unstinting devotion to the First Amendment is a longstanding litmus test for media organizations.
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Devotion to freedom and fleshliness live on, albeit under this new and unanticipated shadow.
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With the release of Devotion, she formalizes the guidance many have sought from her.
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Off the field, his methods have been memorable for a maniacal devotion to detail.
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Most importantly, it's a way of preserving her mom's dignity with warmth and devotion.
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This entire promise of love and devotion is a scam to protect Stan's ego.
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He needs her to prove her devotion by cutting Jughead out of her life.
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It is seen as a symbol of oppression rather than a symbol of devotion.
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" The note also emphasized Kimowitz's devotion to his family, who "were everything to him.
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"Tiger Woods is a global symbol of American excellence, devotion and drive," Trump said.
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Those present gave alms — flowers, food, money — as a gesture of their religious devotion.
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However, in the aftermath of the incident, some still possess different speculations about Devotion.
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As far as Devotion goes, it could be radioactive after what happened in February.
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Leaders like Tim Kaine, who show our kids what decency and devotion look like.
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Developer Red Candle Games pulled its horror game Devotion from Steam four months ago.
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Part of that devotion to service is my increased interest in running for office.
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She balances the show's solipsistic protagonist with an unwavering devotion to joy and generosity.
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My fear of abandonment often propels me to test the devotion of romantic partners.
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A wife's devotion Coronel disputed some claims made about her husband's breakout last year.
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The abundance of people, however, isn't all due to the devotion of Laotian Buddhists.
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The Strand has already demonstrated a devotion to the architectural integrity of its building.
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Most of us got good early on at something that took time and devotion.
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So I had to conclude that it must be a test of my devotion.
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They are described in "Beyond BFF" in terms of their devotion to one another.
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Longstanding disagreements over the style and content of public devotion complicated existing denominational differences.
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He felt compelled to do this by his unwavering, lifelong devotion to the Constitution.
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Their training and devotion offer real value to employers and the customers they serve.
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My devotion to, and belief in, the truth was battered by the presidential election.
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Delta responded to this story of a dad's devotion to his daughter at Christmastime.
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And Stoker's devotion to the man would be the exquisite ecstasy of a martyr.
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I was sure we could guide our children through it with love and devotion.
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But now, it seems, they are modeling more than just a devotion to God.
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At its core, it's a track about attraction, devotion, lust, love, and everything between.
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Is it what New York Times called an "obsessive" devotion to the death penalty?
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Devotion to Mary has a distinct place in Ethiopian society and its feminine vernacular.
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Throughout the region, religious devotion exists among the strong themes of conviction and honor.
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He wondered, being a fan himself, why the depth of their devotion mystified him.
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They have an eruptive sardonic energy; devotion mixes with a sharply humorous misanthropic edge.
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It's not just Zhong's incredible devotion to the craft that makes the drink perfect.
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Not long ago, you may recall, Republican presidential candidates expressed their devotion to them.
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What does it say that the Democrats lust after disaffection rather than rewarding devotion?
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Many on the island attribute it to Mr. Thomas's unfailing devotion to Mr. Indiana.
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Chuck Webster's obvious devotion to drawing is what initially drew me to his work.
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Los Angeles sports fans are sometimes mocked for their casual devotion to their teams.
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Despite his devotion to country, Mattis was eventually worn down and had to leave.
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Because their devotion has been their greatest strength for years, they are not hiding.
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It's full of devotion and betrayal, euphoria and anguish, tender embraces and rough abuse.
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Even more extraordinary than those sales figures is the devotion of Mr. Pape's followers.
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Instead, I began my lovesick devotion to proving myself worthy of being a Canadian.
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The wives traveled to the detention center in Tianjin with a nearly religious devotion.
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This cult-like devotion in those who surround Trump is not unique to Parnas.
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What I found was pure devotion (and yes, she performed from a church pulpit).
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"Thank you for your decades of tireless devotion to our country," Mr. Trump said.
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And for some, that devotion can slip into sacrifice, especially when money is tight.
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No one questioned their loyalty, patriotism, and devotion to serving their country and constituents.
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Hearing their efforts, the urge is to applaud their devotion to the art form.
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Yet at no point in time did we question his unwavering devotion to us.
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Among other things, they hadn't captured her devotion to teaching and to her students.
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The Republican version is particularly vexing, given the GOP's supposed devotion to fiscal discipline.
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That act of devotion only begins to unravel the paradox that is Mr. Duterte.
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Of course, he was rewarded with a following that was cultlike in its devotion.
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Miyamae's mending of the funzoe represented his earnest religious devotion and practice inside prison.
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The timely novel explores themes of feminism, religious devotion, secular doubt and political upheaval.
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It also gave her purpose—an active devotion to a deep and crucial hope.
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A palpable devotion to artists and artworks just seems part of the gallery's DNA.
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What drives the staff's devotion and compassion, and how have their efforts been successful?
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That kind of music inspires devotion, and this is your chance to feel it.
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They are relics of past, personal devotion — tangible objects that once affirmed spiritual faith.
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"All we can can do is tell the people that these types of devotion, like the Santa Muerte — which have become dangerous superstitions — are not compatible in any way with a devotion to the Catholic faith," said Mexican archdiocese spokesman Hugo Valdemar.
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Red Candle has essentially gone radio silent ever since then, almost like Devotion never existed.
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Other theories describe the balls as objects of religious devotion or symbols of social status.
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Hanyu fans, especially those from Japan, are known for their passionate devotion to their hero.
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Sadly — and predictably — the cat wants nothing to do with its owner's gesture of devotion.
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People often view with wonder, the cult-like devotion that Scotch inspires amongst it's drinkers.
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His devotion to being a Jehova's Witness led him to rigid and occasionally regressive albums.
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No one hews to his own version of reality with more devotion than Donald Trump.
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For a company with such a fanatical devotion to safety as Volvo, that's saying something.
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The results are a sensitive and eye-opening exploration of human sexuality, devotion, and spirituality.
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Katherine is declaring her love and devotion to Sebastian, her aforementioned flame, come what may.
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One man frankly admitted to voting for Mrs Clinton out of duty rather than devotion.
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Their "issues matrix" includes the devotion to "American exceptionalism," but also the viability of candidacy.
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He went to mosques on occasion but I don't see a lot of devotion there.
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Luther's (Tom Hopper) devotion to their father rubs some of the others the wrong way.
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Vindman states his devotion to the Constitution in his published opening statement to the committee.
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Venus in Cancer loves to swaddle herself and those she loves in devotion and kindness.
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These embody Confucian virtues and demanded devotion to the emperor and sacrifice for the country.
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For Morris and Hsiung, however, it was all guided by their devotion to the outcome.
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"Your devotion to this show has carried us for these unforgettable eight seasons," she wrote.
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In this new environment, brands associated with strong sensations will attract consumer attention and devotion.
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Muslim culture emphasized many great things—charity, kindness, devotion and faith—but it was sexless.
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Off the field, Clemente was known for his charitable work and devotion to his family.
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Brides and grooms splash out on lavish ceremonies that demonstrate their devotion to each other.
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Jarvis never married or had children — her devotion to her holiday was her whole life.
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They make up a peculiar ritual — a day-to-day devotion to deliberately unsophisticated handicraft.
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At the heart of the Bible Club team's devotion to aesthetics is the guest experience.
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In a statement released on social media today, it admitted Devotion probably isn't coming back.
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The Devotion controversy highlights a Beijing that has taken a stronger hand with media recently.
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It meant having an unimpeachable technical founder, 2000X engineers, a relentless devotion to computing dominance.
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Their devotion to one another was evident in passionate letters they exchanged over the years.
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Many of the items needed for devotion can be purchased in local Indian grocery stores.
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Nowhere is that more evident than in Pruitt's naked devotion to the fossil fuel industry.
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This is a bold decision and a sign of his devotion and love for Uber.
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This is a bold decision and a sign of his devotion and love for Uber.
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This week we learned just how much that devotion was worth to President Trump. Nothing.
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Your adorable companion gives you devotion, loyalty and endless fodder for your social media feeds.
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Neither is their strange devotion to parkas—they're weirdly depicted wearing trenchcoats in the Sgt.
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These game-changing products have the science, research, and cultish devotion to back them up.
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Domestically, the MHP, with its devotion to authoritarian ethos, will encourage Erdogan's anti-democratic tilt.
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His devotion is rare and real enough to make an impact on the artists themselves.
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"Magdalene," her new album, fixates on another aspect of passion: selfless devotion that expresses faith.
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He wants badly to understand the man for whom this devotion was a central metaphor.
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Like Switzerland's military and banking strategies, I.V.P.'s devotion to privacy borders on the neurotic.
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Still, for most candidates, a devotion to "policy" is a mark of seriousness and responsibility.
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You were admired by so many for your devotion to your wife and two daughters.
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He has his own devoted followers and they are cultish in their devotion to him.
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The dictionary definition -- a "love for or devotion to one's country" -- doesn't quite cover it.
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Her words have a clear message, but her deep feeling—her devotion—could move anyone.
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But not all devotion is what it seems, and suddenly romance is tinged with horror.
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It's Maleficent's motherly devotion to Aurora that breaks the sleeping curse and wakes her up.
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Many thanks for your careful reading, your thoughtful comments and your devotion to good writing.
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It's an insoluble paradox that she demonstrates real devotion to the achievements of both men.
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Annie's devotion to her unsatisfying relationship with Ryan stems from a deep place of insecurity.
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In a way, Devotion is almost a sketchbook: an array of ideas on a subject.
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I marvel at his steadfastness, his simple care for our children, his devotion to us.
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I don't believe dirty dishes represent lack of devotion or that your relationship is doomed.
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Every representative should condemn this flagrant abuse of power or stop pretending devotion to duty.
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"Instead of inspiring loyalty and devotion, their manner bred paranoia and insecurity," the author wrote.
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It's not a chronicle of filial revenge; it's a grandchild's testament of wonder and devotion.
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Devotion, all of a sudden, is in short supply in this corner of South Wales.
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But the underlying motivation for the tilt isn't an intellectually rigorous devotion to Hassett's model.
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Homer Osterhoudt's devotion to the induction ceremonies was not because of a love of baseball.
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Not a pleasant thought to consider given their incredible service, endurance and devotion to duty.
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The nightingale's devotion to the rose is a metaphor for both spiritual and earthly love.
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Transforming locks into a remembrance of the dearly departed was an act of utmost devotion.
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Some Muslim men grow beards as a mark of devotion to Mohammad, Islam's chief prophet.
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But they did share the Johnson ethic—a devotion to late nights in the gym.
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"He has a devotion to a vision that very few people do," Mr. Sinek said.
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Few artists in any genre inspire more fervor, more devotion, more curiosity, more exuberant joy.
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Few artists in any genre inspire more fervor, more devotion, more curiosity, more exuberant joy.
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I would never begrudge someone a lifetime devotion to a passion or an inborn talent.
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Politicians claiming Obama's mantle as a consensus builder have inherited his devotion to the word.
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"Total devotion," Mr. Noterdaeme, 53, said of what makes Mr. Isengart the modern-day Alice.
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There is something sweetly childlike in his devotion, in his desire to make her proud.
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It is positively surreal in its devotion to the exhausted tropes of mainstream political coverage.
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The only redeeming factors were my comrades' incredible bravery and their devotion to each other.
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The values, pride, love, devotion and character of the people who call that nation home.
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Billie's husband and daughter hunger for the combination of devotion and challenge she once offered.
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I thought I could finally understand why Jacobs commands such devotion from those around him.
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Their optimism and devotion notwithstanding, what could the future possibly hold for such a union?
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The posture is meant to highlight the exceptional devotion of this species to their offspring.
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Nobody knows quite how to show the depths of their devotion like K-pop fans.
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As with Wagner, we wonder whether Bess's act confirms or transcends stereotypes of feminine devotion.
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As the school year begins, it is becoming clear just how deep that devotion runs.
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But he had something Mr. Trump seemed to value more: devotion to the Trump brand.
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Meanwhile, Dufresne can't help but laugh about his steadfast devotion to eating Pret's chicken sandwich.
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They are cherished, year-round institutions, and inspire an almost cultlike devotion in their users.
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Because of her devotion, Bentley was an incredibly happy baby, full of smiles and laughter.
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In his brief career, he inspired fervent fan devotion as well as significant public backlash.
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After one or two cups, you'll feel like the monks, renewed and ready for devotion.
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While Ms. Jaffe's religious devotion helps rouse her to run, it also presents some complications.
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The tiles near the beginning of the story capture the abject devotion of early love.
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But the biggest takeaway from Bright Lights is the indisputable devotion between the two women.
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The two became interlocked in an intense monthslong encounter that transformed Rumi's approach to devotion.
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At 700-some pages, it requires devotion and discipline, which is kind of the point.
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The song is taken from Devotion, Jean's new album, released June 8th on Chapter Music.
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Turns out Russia's Vladimir Putin inspires a similar degree of blind devotion among his supporters.
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For all of her devotion to accuracy and precision, something happens between eye, hand, and surface.
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Trump's National Day of Patriotic Devotion shouldn't be confused with previous presidential proclamations with similar names.
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He proved his devotion and worth to the group by assaulting at least one person everyday.
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Wacker said, saying that Tyson had pushed through his misery out of devotion to her daughter.
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In turn, the movies have inspired passionate devotion to the characters and the actors playing them.
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Rashid recalls meeting her years ago, and being immediately struck by her devotion to the scene.
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Jane Austen's epitaph emphasised her "charity, devotion, faith and purity" and declined to mention her novels.
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And in Massachusetts, there is nothing less controversial than single-minded devotion to the home team.
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If anything, it's a mockery of the devotion and care that prayer is meant to embody.
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He wrote love songs about men and sang about strippers with a devotion that approached reverence.
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The allegations first surfaced on RedState, a conservative website known for its devotion to President Trump.
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What we received was a new level of narcissism paired with a devotion to corporate branding.
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Yet Mr Trump's devotion to him was always contingent on Mr Bannon's ability to deliver wins.
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And second, Matthew suggests that serious and regular devotion to acquiring such knowledge is especially beneficial.
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Those of us who were fans the first time around express our devotion differently as adults.
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"It's incredible to see this humungous outpouring of devotion," said 34-year-old Australian Celine Massa.
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In public Rabbi Shteinman called for life-long devotion to the Torah and forbade secular learning.
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By refusing, he may be guaranteeing Ned and Alys' devotion, but alienating others within his army.
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Those are the main beats of the story, and Berg's devotion to accuracy is most impressive.
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Alex and Piper get their prison marriage after all, in which they pledge their unending devotion.
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Mr Brym has said he is prepared to find some extremes of assimilation and religious devotion.
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A source tells PEOPLE that Kardashian West released the video out of devotion to her husband.
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They've never lost their devotion to Chavez, in fact they've extended it to his embattled successor.
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But one was built, in secrecy and devotion, cast in stone and gold, without his knowledge.
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By [doing] this we emphasize our devotion to the Russian market and its priority for us.
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We probably didn't need another album about Australian beach life, but Devotion is more than that.
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But, where there's a will there's a way — and Hottinger's devotion to PB&J is undeniable.
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"Fashion Devotion" read a golden sign over golden gates and a flurry of angels and clouds.
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Extreme devotion to celebrities is not uncommon in Japan, but Kondo's wedding did raise some eyebrows.
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These young women had seized agency and independence in the form of violence and zealous devotion.
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The people that worked at the studio had this kind of cultish, slavish devotion to him.
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One paradox of the P.K.K. is its blend of ardent feminism and cultish devotion to Ocalan.
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Approximately the next ten minutes of the spiel was about devotion to Bhagwan and his work.
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From joining the Navy during WWII to the presidency, his devotion to public service was unmatched.
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A couple stands up before close friends and family to express their devotion for one another.
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Burns's devotion to the United States as a subject also requires the removal of foreign distractions.
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I love you like Isis loved Osiris, but her devotion came up a few inches short.
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Tom exhibits a devotion to service that has and shall continue to inspire State Department colleagues.
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Cooking was not just a skill but a practice with a remarkable history, requiring absolute devotion.
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She never had a quinceañera of her own, so she had a special devotion to Amina's.
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New York (CNN Business)Warren Buffett's devotion to Apple is taking a toll on his portfolio.
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It's true that Costco has a committed fan base, but Ellinger's devotion runs deeper than most.
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Yet as the essay makes clear, both are living lives of love, faith, devotion and service.
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For evidence of consumers' devotion to the brand, check out the Instagram tags #LaCroixLove and #LaCroixObsessed.
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"America's strength has come from the love and courage and devotion of our mothers," he said.
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This below-cost "normalcy" stems from the farm bill's blind faith devotion to expanding export markets.
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They are angry that I don't find his neurotic, possessive devotion to Rachel even remotely charming.
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The success of the art form can be seen in its fans' devotion to it online.
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Neither iteration of "Dynasty" can be separated from its devotion to materialism and the one percent.
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The devotion at Liangjiahe falls far short of the fervent cult of personality that Mao ignited.
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One lesser-discussed aspect of Mr. Cunningham's work was his devotion to noticing and praising philanthropy.
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I understood completely her love for her family and devotion to those children, to her husband.
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Anybody can live, but it takes devotion to your passions in order to be fully alive.
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For many, support for gun rights is motivated precisely by our devotion to protecting our kids.
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It was an exclusivist faith that foreclosed — was designed to foreclose — devotion to all other deities.
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Psychological devotion to self-determination would transcend white racism and render stereotypes of black people obsolete.
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She pumps her fists and shakes her arms, her face an expanse of devotion and pain.
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Both men are oppressed by their responsibilities, and also brought alive by their devotion to duty.
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But in a rain forest in Borneo, scientists have discovered a case of unusual paternal devotion.
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The communist computer's devotion to the now long-dead soviet regime is equally amusing and unsettling.
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Pedersen was raised in a Marine ethos, a climate of almost religious devotion to the corps.
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Your tenacity, grit, love, humanity, devotion to family and work ethic are what make America thrive.
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She's simply commandeering what she has always deserved and fully expects, including authority, devotion and pleasure.
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Like college sports bettors, those betting on soccer are tribal in their devotion to their teams.
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What makes his work memorable is not its devotion to technical questions but to lived experience.
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Ms. McKelvey is impressed by the devotion Mr. Sutter and Ms. Risch have to each other.
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Montoya added: "Barr&aposs comments do nothing but reinforce an inexplicable devotion to a con man."
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For Onewheel riders like Chris Romine, his devotion stems from the unique experience the rideable offers.
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But Ms. Vogel's new work was scarce, seemingly back-burnered by her devotion to younger generations.
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The devotion, the routine of the five daily prayers—"that kept Mohamedou going," Wood told me.
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Mr. Gibson is too impatient to linger over the nuances of patriotic duty and religious devotion.
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Obama inspires this kind of devotion — and, yes, fear — told me something about her as well.
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But for all the players' expertise and devotion, their profession won't make them rich and famous.
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It would therefore be a mistake to conflate party affiliation with devotion to any ideological system.
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Connick's devotion to Porter is palpable, and he wants to share his love with the audience.
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Naturally, this maneuver came with the full devotion of his son, the present governor, Andrew Cuomo.
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Yet my impression is that her devotion to her art has been eliminating those opposite tendencies.
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I still adore nurses and their devotion to healing the world, one person at a time.
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This biennial electoral rite is a long-respected expression of the devotion of Americans to democracy.
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His Soviet hosts, who were hardly known for their softhearted devotion to human rights, were shocked.
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With 34 years of experience, Isaacs' devotion to humanitarian assistance has stood the test of time.
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That will be hard to do, as Amanda seems to quietly mock Maud's devotion to God.
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Wherever he is, Phra Dhammachayo remains a magnetic figure who draws intense devotion from his followers.
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But what Mr Ratcliffe lacks in experience he makes up for in devotion to Mr Trump.
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Graham's place in American history is due to his singular devotion to making someone else famous.
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Still, the governor's devotion to the president, which has been publicly and sorely tested, remains unwavering.
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Trump has spoken about Bush since her death, praising her devotion to her country and family.
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Ivanka reportedly applied herself diligently to the process, winning Charlie and Seryl over with her devotion.
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But when Favre left the Packers in 403, Mr. Guerrero sensed his devotion starting to wane.
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Mr. Dagorn has influenced countless other sommeliers, and epitomizes a kindly, avuncular devotion to his craft.
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I had to put up with my mother's terrible driving, and her devotion to Celine Dion.
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Abuse is Rose's inheritance, bequeathed to her son half in helplessness and half in broken devotion.
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The photographer-muse relationship blossomed as her devotion to perpetual self-reinvention through plastic surgery intensified.
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She is far more complicated, her devotion to Tannhäuser almost pathological and her behavior self-destructive.
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She is far more complicated, her devotion to Tannhäuser almost pathological and her behavior self-destructive.
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There are legitimate reasons to believe Trump will be re-elected, including his base's unshakable devotion.
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For nearly three hours, members took turns praising Washington's architectural beauty and devotion to patriotic symbolism.
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"I didn't know how so much loyalty and devotion could exist between three men," Woodfox writes.
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"Each piece conveys devotion, hard work and mystery from women of a faraway past," she said.
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Kanye West (Produced by Noah "40" Shebib & Kanye West, samples 'Devotion' by Earth, Wind & Fire)19.
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An individual who possessed almost spiritual qualities—an aura which inspired constant invention and unflinching devotion.
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The underage beer-guzzling is as quaint today as the lines of pristine Mustangs and Firebirds or the public displays of devotion to Judas Priest, a devotion that remained unshaken and sincere even after the definitive anti-hagiography that was 1984's This Is Spinal Tap.
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That's one big reason for the affection and outright devotion so many people feel for this show.
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None of these characters are especially articulate, but the playwright generously shares his irrepressible devotion to language.
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Love can be defined in various ways, such as devotion, admiration, attachment, unconditional care, and sexual desire.
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The name is inspired by their shared, fierce devotion to the sit-down oasis of unlimited breadsticks.
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But if there's ever been a moment to express our undying devotion to the company, it's now.
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Thanks to the mom's devotion and a little human help, all of the pups were taken in.
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He seems to think that everyone should just prepare themselves to give it their full religious devotion.
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He did not walk backwards from the wall as religious Jews do as a sign of devotion.
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Newspapers mocked and vilified her, even as they lauded her alleged tormentor for his devotion to charity.
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Yet he inspires devotion among his "red shirt" followers in Thailand's Lao-speaking north and north-east.
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Their lifestyle is governed by tradition and devotion, with strict dietary rules, dress codes, and gender roles.
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As my spiritual idols faltered, my continued devotion to them left me feeling emotionally and spiritually manipulated.
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But hair wasn't the only way a 19th-century girl could express her devotion to a friend.
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García Rodríguez, 67, is "characterized by his austerity, apostolic devotion, prayer and virtuous living," the statement said.
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Our answer will be a renewal of will, a rediscovery of resolve and a rebirth of devotion.
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PS: The story is called Devotion, but what [Eugenia] is devoted to is not a love interest.
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It was that display of grace and devotion during his darkest time that inspired Taylor to propose.
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Devotion is the second horror game from Detention developer Red Candle, a studio based in Taipei, Taiwan.
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"I think out of devotion and honor that he chooses to only wear the fleece," explained Daman.
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Apparently they were rehearsing some type of highly choreographed, group display of public devotion to the leadership.
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These aren't two pups being forced into cuteness by their owners, this is true, deep canine devotion.
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Dr. Gregory Berns is here to calm any concerns you have about your dog's devotion to you.
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Well, what better way to show your love and devotion than through keeping them nourished and healthy?
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It's always nice to know your dog cares, but sometimes that devotion can turn into separation anxiety.
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The pup, named Flash, refused to leave the spot — a sign of pure devotion to his owner.
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Chip means business about his devotion to baseball, though: all three Gaines guys have matching custom gloves.
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He lacks the magnetism of his predecessor, Chavez, for whom many still proclaim a near-religious devotion.
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His devotion to his country and his culture is why he started volunteering with Mi Familia Vota.
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It would be easy to dismiss Jonathan's actions as puppy love, a harmless act of misplaced devotion.
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It presents itself in really aggressive ways sometimes, but it comes from a place of deep devotion.
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They thought it quelled the passions and encouraged devotion, Peter Pesic reports in his book "Polyphonic Minds".
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And he knew of the intellectual passions, wit and devotion that helped form his bond with her.
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Devil May Cry 5 justifies its own existence with a slavish devotion to being an absolute blast.
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He's grown so fierce in his devotion to veganism that he's recently begun toying with vegan activism.
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Millions of people around the world are inspired by your devotion to human rights and human dignity.
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The devotion of cat lovers knows no bounds — and thankfully, neither do the products created for us.
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Pizza inspires the kind of devotion that anti-vaxxers and climate change deniers can only aspire to.
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But it is now her devotion to the Senate rules that is about to be sorely tested.
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Membership requires unflinching and blind devotion, not to mention the total surrender of skepticism and knowing better.
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Our group goes in search of places where people see the humanities as a site of devotion.
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Baby Driver was far better than I ever could've expected, no matter my devotion for Wright's work.
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On the other hand, people should be allowed to express their mutual devotion however they see fit.
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Writing is depicted as a lifelong apprenticeship, daily devotion, a process of constant gleaning and self-interrogation.
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This didn't quite make sense, given Bezos's devotion to the creed of low prices and customer satisfaction.
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This is a richer, more engaged kind of fandom, one that can invoke feverish levels of devotion.
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This is the kind of uplifting story where devotion to a sport creates friendships and changes lives.
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What happened with Devotion was obviously a different situation, stemming more from political concerns than public safety.
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Critic's Pick The singer, dancer and video artist's new album fixates on selfless devotion that expresses faith.
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Many of Cunningham's dances are forms of barefoot classicism, rigorous in their devotion to line, rhythm, pattern.
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That would require acknowledging the extent of the Republican Party's extremist drift and its devotion to Trump.
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There was too much concentrated energy, talent and audience devotion on Sunday for them to be denied.
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Indeed, even Elizabeth finds his devotion a little hard to take, which is a nice character touch.
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It does not diminish her devotion to feminine empowerment or her commitment to the value of freedom.
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According to People's Daily, the couple's devotion to one another has touched the hearts of Chinese netizens.
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As first lady, she was best known for her devotion to both her husband and his policies.
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Our answer will be a renewal of will, a rediscovery of resolve, and a rebirth of devotion.
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The two attorneys have inspired loyal devotion from MaM fans and jealousy from opposing counsel Ken Kratz.
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Patriotism is a love and devotion to country, and alliance with those who share the same values.
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The commission proved that its members' devotion to the national interest was far stronger than party loyalties.
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Spence, who fancies himself the theorist, has doubts about Jenny's doctrinal (or, at any rate, sexual) devotion.
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Devotion to teams like Evil Geniuses, Team Liquid and Cloud7003 developed organically with little regard for geography.
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Singular devotion to God via celibacy doesn't seem to work with natural desire for sex by men.
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This dynamic finds an unexpected contemporary extension in "Robert Pruitt: Devotion" at the California African American Museum.
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Urban Devotion, which works with vulnerable young people and families around Birmingham, is benefiting from the initiative.
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"Submission" feels more like an act of devotion, or perhaps of submission, than a free-standing adaptation.
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Average American soldiers showed more fortitude, religious devotion and grandeur than all the storybook heroes, he wrote.
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Being a fan of The Cure requires a little bit of patience and a willingness for devotion.
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With all my love and devotion for Mother and you, Your daddy On the afternoon of Sept.
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They were brainstorming ways they could live radical activist lives, lives of total devotion to their causes.
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In contrast to Mr. Spicer's flop-sweat demeanor, Ms. Sanders displayed the devotion of a true believer.
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It may be irritating to the objects of its devotion, but it is essential to their success.
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This tradition commemorates the devotion of Abraham, who was prepared to sacrifice his son at God's command.
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I read about your lifetime devotion to public service and your respect for the rule of law.
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Mr. Thompson's devotion to the group's music — and its theatrically attired, cosmo-futurist performance ethic — sprang eternal.
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But this setup asked us to consider how devotion to the absent ideal prevented any present contentment.
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THE BIG IDEAS Devotion to this team has taught me to see the value in crushing defeat.
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With a piety once reserved for religion, they perform an act of devotion to a literary idol.
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It exists as a near ecclesiastical devotion in a space where passionate faith surmounts accuracy and science.
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The power and prestige, if not the pay, can inspire devotion in those who serve a president.
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Some of the directors displayed a fawning devotion to Holmes — in effect becoming cheerleaders rather than overseers.
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"The power of American higher education stems from a devotion to learning from our differences," he said.
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I felt like I wanted to do a show that was worthy of that kind of devotion.
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That work and a country's devotion to it feels like proof of a golden age of something.
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The Constitution's framers envisioned America's political leaders as bound by a devotion to country above all else.
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In the wake of metrosexuality's rise, men grasped for ways to prove their devotion to traditional masculinity.
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There was nothing in her behavior that suggested anything but a sterling character and devotion to science.
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The full significance of that myth — an archetypal tale of devotion and loss — becomes clear later on.
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Trump issued a statement after her death was announced praising her devotion to her country and family.
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Stans need to take measures to prevent losing too much of ourselves in the name of devotion.
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To prove their devotion to the Rajavis, members were told to divorce their spouses and renounce romance.
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" Today, Stewart adds, "Virgo and the asteroid Vesta represent our relationship with rituals, sacred space and devotion.
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I am only now learning to style you with the same devotion I apply to my outfits.
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Their devotion was attached to no church, in particular, but rather to a liturgy of misguided skepticism.
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But it probably helps to have purchased several other Ferraris and show devotion to the Prancing Horse.
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Our answer will be a renewal of will, a rediscovery of resolve and a rebirth of devotion.
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She must have made mistakes, but the kitten, later the cat, repaid the devotion with extraordinary love.
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But at home he has become a highly polarizing figure, inspiring devotion and revulsion in equal measure.
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You can't hate-watch this movie; you end up wanting to applaud the film's devotion to delusion.
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Other places in town serve chaat, but perhaps none with the same range and single-minded devotion.
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And if you slow down, sip, really savor, you can taste earnest endeavors and lifetimes of devotion.
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Mattis' devotion to postwar alliances stood in contrast to the president's penchant for isolationist and transactional rhetoric.
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There's the traditional church of devotion and meditation, and then there's the arena-based, entertainment-based church.
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He was the first of the night's many nice guys, offering flattery and supportive, long-term devotion.
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"" The drama is rendered as a Novena, the Catholic ritual of nine days of devotion and prayer.
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Mr. Trump has always had issues with Germany, especially over trade and the German devotion to multilateralism.
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And their admiration and devotion toward the artist are key in understanding the magnitude of his work.
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And the sense that Trump opponents despise Trump supporters helps breed an equal and opposite Trump devotion.
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After years of devotion to a flip phone, Mayor de Blasio is apparently now using an iPhone.
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We developed a great appreciation for each other as far as Islam, because it's a certain devotion.
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The image of Fred and me has a double love, embodying devotion in both process and image.
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Jack and Mark's squabbling over their paternity rights rings hollow throughout the film, in part because, early in her pregnancy, Bridget proclaims her utter devotion to her growing baby, a devotion we're led to believe overshadows her interest in either man vying for the position of her baby daddy.
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The Blazer crowd, always looking for a cult figure to latch onto, was inspired and driven with devotion.
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Taco Bell has been known to inspire devotion in fans, from senior photo shoots to themed birthday parties.
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That devotion is perhaps nowhere more on display than in the flagship event at Millrose, the Wanamaker Mile.
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Ah, Women Tell All, the two-hour special that always makes me question my devotion to this series.
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Higgins, the suitor on season 20 of The Bachelor, pledged his devotion to Bushnell during the show's finale.
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We love you, Dad, and will always be grateful for the love and devotion you showed us all.
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To further express her devotion, Stefani now has a photo of her beau as her Twitter profile pic.
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The one that immediately comes to mind for me, though, is many felines' devotion to clawing the furniture.
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Famous for its devotion to high-touch—and high-gloss—Swiss watchmaking techniques, this brand is... not subtle.
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Town meeting members in Brookline voted Tuesday 171-19 to change the name of the Edward Devotion School.
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Always a friend to Canada, Barbara Bush leaves a legacy of dignity, grace, service and devotion to family.
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These stories tend to dramatize his eccentricity, his torment, and his obsessive devotion to the act of painting.
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Basically, the platform itself makes it both easier and more tempting for fans to show off their devotion.
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Leftists' devotion to shredding each other knows no better gladiatorial spectacle than the amphitheatre of the Roman parliament.
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But for each couple, their love for each other is fueled by their devotion to all things Austin.
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Our separation or distinction comes from the presence of unyielding devotion to the unchanging truth of God's Word.
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Well, Owen sees Teddy during "To the Blood," and doesn't drop any undying pledges of love and devotion.
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From a very early age, Muslim people learn that their faith is built upon five demonstrations of devotion.
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"These young soldiers had only fear in their eyes and no sign of devotion or determination," Mengu said.
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Morris's drawings, maybe because of the smaller scale, underscore the devotion the artist must have to each work.
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But the singer repays that devotion in full: "Fans are my favorite thing in the world," she's said.
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On the road he met a player touring with a women's basketball team who shared his religious devotion.
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It would also minimize Tyrion's devotion to her strength as a ruler if it just became about love.
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In fact, sometimes it seems like they take our devotion as permission to behave any way they please.
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Then she took her gohonzon, which is a Japanese term for an "object of devotion" in Nichiren Buddhism.
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But reflecting on his career, he said his devotion to the sport has not come without its sacrifices.
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Instead, the written contributions fold themselves into a vicious cycle of devotion to the symbolism of Mulholland Drive.
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But Liu's devotion was shaken by the Korean tech giant's confusing response to its latest product safety scare.
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If anyone had private doubts about its new-found devotion, it is also testing a "differential privacy" application.
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Sōtatsu's devotion to embellishing the functional is even more remarkable in other screens to which he added objects.
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The passionate note, which is handwritten (in cursive!), professes devotion for the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star.
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It was a day to celebrate abundance and instil American values: patriotism, devotion to family and hard work.
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One acolyte, Julian Goldstein, showed his devotion by carving elaborate fruit salads; his masterpiece was the Last Supper.
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Even a shy Leo needs plenty of chances to express their deep devotion to best friends and partners.
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Cersei's entire arc has hinged upon her devotion to her children, all of whom she has since lost.
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This almost ascetic devotion is often attempted in rock and very rarely accomplished in any genuinely impactful way.
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His dogged, near religious dedication to writing fiction was paralleled only by his devotion to getting completely ripshit.
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We are, many of us nonreligious millennials, still on the hunt for something fundamentally human: community, connection, devotion.
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We would not be here had it not been for you and your tireless love and consistent devotion.
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I trust Hillary to lead this country because I have seen her lifelong devotion to our nation's children.
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When Chinese gamers noticed the picture in Devotion, it went viral and they review bombed Red Candle Games.
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Those wanting to take their hazelnut-and-chocolate devotion to the next level should hightail it to Italy.
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But proving her devotion to Keeping Up With the Kardashians, Kim toughened up and stuck out the treatment.
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We've all wanted to proclaim our undying devotion to a significant other at some point in our lives.
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To be approved to move into the town, applicants must demonstrate their devotion to Afrikaner heritage and culture.
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Your children are a credit to life itself and deserve their own recognition for their loving devotion. #proudmoment.
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Devotion to radical aesthetics didn't translate to commitment to radical politics the way it does in Miéville's world.
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So when the Suffolk, England, resident married Mike in 1991, she already had a deep devotion to dogs.
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I do not agree with Ryan about many issues beyond our shared devotion to the Green Bay Packers.
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They're bound together by common purpose, mutual trust, and selfless devotion to our nation and to each other.
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Intimacy and affection are considered dangerous to the state because they distract from unwavering devotion to an ideal.
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Goethe "could never regard his writing as work, even when he pursued it with exhaustive devotion," Safranski writes.
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I have not know anyone with greater courage, stronger convictions or more devotion to country than John McCain.
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Your will to endure, your love for your fellow soldier, your devotion to your country inspires us all.
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" Sadr published a statement on his website thanking the police for "their cooperation and devotion to their people.
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Tories craned their necks in premature devotion towards a spick-and-span Theresa May, Mr Cameron's spry successor.
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And she brings an absolute manic sincerity and devotion to this character that is so grounded and believable.
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Had his devotion later been an inducement to remain with him in his house, a selfishness dressed up?
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And the porn itself is getting more lurid than ever, thanks to the tech world's devotion to algorithms.
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He also recorded images of the local people's Catholic devotion, manifested in their churches, calvaries and religious processions.
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His postings attracted countless other Tesla enthusiasts, who tend to embrace the cars with an almost cultish devotion.
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The game's necessary devotion to the exactness of its rules failed to include a dollop of common sense.
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It's also true that the rising devotion to work in America correlates with a decline in religious worship.
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Consumer Products, with pieces inspired by Rachel and her devotion to the Ralph Lauren brand on the show.
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He's got everything: model-good looks, a clear devotion to his family, and an undying love for cookies.
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We tend to marvel at their freakish gifts, but we should marvel even more at their freakish devotion.
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As the political opposition against him swelled within the corridors of city hall, their devotion grew only deeper.
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The pricing goes back to his devotion to the craft — and his roots — more than lofty business ambitions.
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Eulogists paid tribute to the former first lady whose fierce, unwavering devotion was essential to Ronald Reagan's success.
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His devotion to his brother far exceeded any commitment he could have applied to the sport of boxing.
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Photographer Eduardo Leal followed the wrestling women for more than a month, documenting their devotion to the sport.
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This is achieved through the author's devotion to the man and the role his art plays within society.
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Since Hillsong launched in the U.S. in 21, journalists have often noted the leaders' devotion to designer goods.
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Captain America's obvious devotion to Bucky is one of his two defining characteristics (the other is brooding idealism).
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Seeing years of his cosmic art together underscores his relentless devotion to exploring unsolved mysteries of the universe.
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Their true devotion is something Hadrian's long-suffering wife, Sabina (the compelling soprano Ambur Braid), comes to understand.
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Its four sides, they say, are marked prominently with patriotic, not religious, virtues: valor, endurance, courage and devotion.
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Ballet and modern dance are a minority taste, enthusiasm and devotion — and getting more minority by the minute.
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Dmitri Hvorostovsky, a charismatic Siberian baritone, won critical acclaim and the devotion of opera fans around the world.
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Do you think that people get a sense of, at least a sense of devotion from the work?
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One of them said it would take two years for him to rediscover his devotion to the team.
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Often, the new work or old work isn't as successful as that first book that won my devotion.
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Mr. Yadav said he had heard of both temples, and his devotion to Mr. Modi seemed no less.
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Smith's midlife riding renaissance has been powered by a devotion to the weight room, cross-training and running.
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Bach, so named for her devotion to the classical music constantly playing in her earbuds, is an assassin.
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He laughed aside a question about whether his devotion to the team might fade faster than the tattoo.
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What they had in common were their convictions and an unbending devotion to investigating their respective musical traditions.
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Her devotion to Bran ever since has been in Jojen's honor, so he did not die in vain.
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Ash Wednesday is a day of repentance, when Christians confess their sins and profess their devotion to God.
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Mr. Brooks's conflation of clannishness with "family-first devotion" and "loyalty to kith and kin" is also problematic.
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Mr. Abercrombie frequently performed in acoustic duos and trios, never forswearing his devotion to the classic jazz repertoire.
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They're bound together by common purpose, mutual trust and selfless devotion to our nation and to each other.
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Ghosn&aposs reign, it turned out, was enforced by the cultish devotion he&aposd engendered over three decades.
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John Vlahos blessed them; the triple interchange refers to the holy trinity and represents the couple's devotion. Col.
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Even now, after disbanding my university's chapter of CSFB, I speak about my continual devotion to Bernie Sanders.
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Your devotion, prowess, and expertise make you the most fearsome fighting force in the history of our world.
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As always, Mr. Funk's art has an undercurrent of religious devotion, maybe even a touch of the medieval.
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It is not ambition, I was moved to tell her, it is devotion, but she had walked on.
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It would be nice if the members of Congress — looking at you, Republican Senate — had this same devotion.
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Pietists urged a renewal of personal devotion and a less combative attitude toward rival religious systems, including Judaism.
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For some, devotion was handed down through family; others discovered their favorite teams at various stages in life.
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And I admire his devotion to his campaign promises, no matter how unlikely they are to be achieved.
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Taken by this devotion, I understood the source of his wine's energy and purpose, both important and delicious.
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Still, that a noble troubadour may love her so purely leaves her questioning if she merits such devotion.
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Winsome, intentional and gracious, Graham distinguished himself in American culture with his singular devotion to making Jesus famous.
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Keys To The Game Coaching : Coach Simon is renowned for his fiery devotion to the game of foosball.
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They represent the best of what our country is known for: ambition, hard work and devotion to family.
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In fact, our devotion to those ideals has only been strengthened by the selfless heroism we have seen.
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On this special day of grace, Peace Be Upon Jeff, we pledged our honor and devotion to Amazon.
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They are a loving family, but their steadfast devotion to one another doesn't always express itself as kindness.
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Harvard's commitment to racial diversity could whitewash its devotion to the preservation of privilege before liberal public opinion.
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Devotion to the monarch is an ingrained part of Thai culture that deepened during Bhumibol's 20143-year reign.
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But for others, the levels of devotion have to be provoked by something more than cotton and thread.
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Was his anger at his own father, his devotion to his mother, a result of violence he'd witnessed?
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In a similar vein, she took to studying Brazil's neglected indigenous cultures, inspired by their devotion to crafts.
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This means submitting to the wills of husbands and doctors; selflessness and devotion are our most prized attributes.
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In stark contrast to the Trump world of dishonesty and greed, tonight we celebrate generosity and devotion to service.
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Despite our undying devotion, we may have been holding our coffee cups incorrectly for pretty much our entire lives.
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Sinatra's devotion to his children may have played a role in his wanting to write the Father's Day column.
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These aren't simply fun glow sticks, but instead have evolved to become symbols of devotion to fans' favorite artists.
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Devotees of connected timepieces wear them as either a genuine devotion to fitness, or an unhealthy addiction to notifications.
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Devotion, who died in 1744, left money to the town on the condition it is used for a school.
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Friendship and loyalty are wonderful things, as are devotion to civic duty and active participation in our American democracy.
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"Those of us who worked with him respected and admired his devotion to his work and faith," Minnier said.
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That night marked the beginning of a year of devotion to the campaign — for both her and her mother.
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That's fitting, because Marc Randazza has what his critics would call a childishly simplistic devotion to the First Amendment.
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Elizabeth's devotion to her cause is so total that it appears to have stolen some of her character's complexity.
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If their mutual devotion is sincere, McDonald's and Uber Eats will become profoundly dependent on each other for growth.
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Note: Devotion is not currently available for sale on Steam, and it's not clear when it will be back.
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Those are the central questions explored in Red Candle Games' Devotion, though it's a tough game to pin down.
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Devotion is, ultimately, a family story that uses Taiwanese folklore and religion to build out a full, rich world.
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It is enshrined in a National Parks Act which inspires almost constitution-like devotion among the country's nature-lovers.
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Mind you, it's not clear if those reviewing Devotion are actual players from China or just paid internet commentators.
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What sets these works apart is his devotion to exploring the continuum between life and death, matter and light.
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And we talk about our devotion to service men and women, but yet this is happening for 40 years.
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Royal historian Hugo Vickers said the secret of their long marriage was their mutual support and devotion to duty.
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Since the printmakers made them as an act of devotion, the process was as important as the final product.
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The Beguiled actress told PEOPLE that she discovered Tito's deep devotion to ice cream with her fiancé Jesse Plemons.
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" She added, "Let's not forget the personal and family sacrifices that were willing made to achieve that essential devotion.
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The magnetism that inspired such devotion to his followers worked in marketing as well as it did in religion.
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As the years pass, with no pregnancies to appease their bewildered relatives, Akin and Yejide's devotion begins to fray.
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Christopher Robin, Disney's latest attempt to bring beloved animated characters into live-action settings, follows that template with devotion.
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"They didn't split up because of the kids," the first source tells PEOPLE, noting Larry's devotion to his children.
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The 25-year-old has always looked to her parent's marriage as a great example of love and devotion.
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Her biography is heavy on the adjectives and describes her "indefatigable" and "dedicated" devotion to an array of causes.
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Cruise's affiliation with the group was never a secret, but the video made his devotion all the more clear.
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Laura Roush, an anthropology professor at Mexico's Colegio de Michoacán, has extensively studied the Santa Muerte devotion in Mexico.
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John Coltrane exhibited a heavy interest and devotion to music at an early age, but he wasn't a prodigy.
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This weekend, Whitmire shared a blog post hinting that his devotion to maintaining Jim's legacy led to the decision.
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To all of our players, industry and media friends, we would like to provide an update on 'Devotion'. pic.twitter.
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"Family games night, ping pong, family meals and Bible devotion times were frequent in our home," the family continued.
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Rather, they are institutions that have earned the trust and devotion of millions of customers, shareholders, employees and managers.
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After getting into long-distance competition around 10 years ago, his devotion to the sport grew gradually over time.
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If you read the letters she wrote to Sarah as a young woman they are passionate outpourings of devotion.
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He was a young man who, with devotion and faith, was strengthened by prayer and by living with purpose.
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Each prospective resident is carefully screened—not by race, the council claims, but by avowed devotion to Afrikaner culture.
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Junta chief Prayuth's party campaigned on maintaining order and upholding traditional values of loyalty and devotion to the monarch.
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King Bhumibol earned the devotion of Thais for his efforts to help the rural poor, including agricultural development projects.
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This is actually an astute comparison: Streep is similarly coy, and her fanbase has the same devotion as Gomez's.
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But if this devotion was stupid, because the Nets were stupid, it was also right in one important way.
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The concept means to strive to the utmost of one's ability, and involves exertion, spirituality, self-purification, and devotion.
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But Jim is so jealous of Drew's devotion to art that he feels neglected and threatens to move out.
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A potential new U.S. fund could help investors profit from their devotion to cats, dogs, and other house pets.
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Well, after three years of marriage, it seems that Kanye's devotion to McDonald's has finally rubbed off on Kim.
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Cerebral and academic, with often unruly hair, Mr. Rusbridger had an inner steel that won him admiration and devotion.
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Thai ultra-royalists are known for extreme displays of devotion to the monarch, seen as a semi-divine figure.
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Just look at the massive house and Bumpa's three-piece suits and Narny's quiet devotion to her Baptist church.
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Bush said Trump and Congress' devotion of time to his grandfather's legacy reflects the late president's commitment to bipartisanship.
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His chances for a ranking federal post are considered tarnished by Bridgegate, despite his slavish devotion to Mr. Trump.
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Guy's devotion and sense of obligation to the blues form began long before the death of B. B. King.
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