Slack even goes the extra mile to let you add your own custom emojis!
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So, how can women entrepreneurs make sure their company goes the extra mile and breaks through those boundaries?
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If there's one star who goes the extra mile for a role (and takes no shit), it's Anne Hathaway.
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He makes his pins slightly thicker than other pin companies, and goes the extra mile in terms of craftsmanship.
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She is fair and always goes the extra mile to hear out all parties and get to the bottom of any situation.
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In addition to computers assessing your skincare regime Lumini goes the extra mile and lets a remote dermatologist assess your skincare regime, too.
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Formulated with cold-pressed chia seeds, antioxidant-rich vitamins C and E, and anti-inflammatory green tea, it's the hydrator that goes the extra mile.
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To Make It LastAlthough both products are transfer- and fade-proof, Soriano goes the extra mile by setting her work with not one, but two products.
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"Exxon Mobil goes the extra mile to ensure they are fulfilling their role as a good steward of the environment," said Paul L. Lucas, a Midland, Tex.
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From a cult-favorite cleanser to a soothing eye lotion that goes the extra mile, click through to check out our top five must-haves from the line.
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But it goes the extra mile, and that extra bit comes almost entirely from how it compresses Noomi, our main character, and the player into one composite being.
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His channel is about more than just the retro gameplay though, 98DEMAKE goes the extra mile by crafting the packaging the game might have come in in 1998.
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La Roche-Posay's foaming gel is on sale for 30% off this Prime Day, and truly goes the extra mile in terms of removing dirt, sweat, and excess oil.
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NuStar, one of the largest independent petroleum-storage and pipeline operators in the U.S., celebrates all its workers and goes the extra mile when its foreign-born employees become Americans.
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It's here where most cases would have called it a day, but Nomad's version goes the extra mile with a few quality-of-life improvements that elevate its model over other cases.
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Retro games keep resurfacing in all types of emulators, but Swedish artist and craftsman Love Hultén has created one that goes the extra mile if you really want a full, nostalgia-fueled experience.
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Meizu goes the extra mile with its USB-C data cable, integrating short-circuit and high-temperature protection to ensure that its rapid-charging technology poses no undue threat to the smartphone's electronics.
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In "A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving," Dave goes the extra mile by spending his special day playing hymns for the Kims' luncheon, eating Tofurkey and eventually coming back to retrieve a pocket bible.
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And in case the melted stuff featured in her videos isn't aesthetically pleasing enough on its own, oftentimes Driskill goes the extra mile to top objects with sprinkles, glitter, or whipped cream before slicing.
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"Win-win," a favorite in Florida, is almost a staple in our lexicon; and "goes the extra mile," a quality highly sought out in Maine, is a fair (even if occasionally vague) request from employers.
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For me that image tells of who she really is, not just a shoeshine girl but also a loving mother who goes the extra mile to give her daughter the childhood she herself never had.
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His status in the Vine program injects the typically frivolous art of the customer review with a sense of gravitas, and he goes the extra mile of analysis on even the most mundane products in his purview.
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However, she added that if Hammond goes the extra mile in boosting public spending and given that the U.K. is at full employment, there could be some market moves assuming that the Bank of England would have to raise interest rates.
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Culture Audio V1 Noise-Cancellation Bluetooth Headphones — $723 See Details DNA kits offer a more in-depth look of your family background, but this one goes the extra mile: it also provides actionable diet and exercise plans based on your DNA.
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"Our use of intelligent facilities coupled with digital management and operational systems means that hotel employees can focus on providing guests with a level of service that goes the extra mile," Andy Wang, CEO of Alibaba Future Hotel, said in a press statement.
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But the new lawsuit from Tantaros—posted online by Think Progress—really goes the extra mile in depicting the network's pervasive environment of exploitation and retaliation, for which she is now seeking a total of up to $49 million in compensatory and punitive damages.
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But singer/dancer/all-around entertainer Todrick Hall always goes the extra mile or seven when it comes to his YouTube music videos (see: his 2016 visual album Straight Outta Oz), so it's no surprise that his "4 the 90s" video overdelivers in a big way.
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Galaxy S20 Ultra ($1,400+) is for shutterbugs: The standard camera on the previous two phones opts for 12 megapixels and a 1/1.76-inch image sensor, but the S53 Ultra goes the extra mile with a larger 1/1.33-inch sensor and an absurd 108 megapixels.
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While the bus accident was dramatic by any standards, Lisa goes the extra mile by putting herself at the center of it, reaching out to the dead woman's friend Emily (Jeannie Berlin) and seeking justice against the bus driver (who is revealed to have caused other previous accidents).
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The truth is, the country needs more neighbors like Syed -- always willing to go out of his way for others, regularly helping elderly friends and neighbors do their weekly errands and grocery shopping (he goes the extra mile, carrying groceries up to apartments and checking on their medications).
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Jason Allemann's EV3 Egg Decorator isn't the first Lego creation that automates the process of turning a hard-boiled egg into a work of art, but he always goes the extra mile to post the full build instructions and programming code on his JK Brickworks website if you want to build your own.
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Gray paint lends the metallic finish, and Ippolito even goes the extra mile to add lighting effects on side panels attached to the fridge, as well as a pulsing red glow across the figure to mimic the special effects used in the Return of the Jedi when Han is finally freed from his living tomb.
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"Ebony simply wanted to make sure our customer's day was special, and that's the kind of person she is – someone with a wonderful attitude who goes the extra mile each day to make those around her feel important," Tara Aston, the senior manager of national media relations at Walmart, said in a statement to Refinery29.
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Here's the full list of jargon, by state, below: Alabama: value add Alaska: corporate values Arkansas: driven results Arizona: build synergy California: tee up Colorado: change driver Connecticut: leverage expertise Delaware: exhibits good judgement Florida: win-win outcome Georgia: hit your numbers Hawaii: magic happens Iowa: exit strategy Idaho: achieve alignment Illinois: be action-oriented Indiana: fire in the belly Kansas: identify opportunity Kentucky: possess strength Louisiana: synergize Massachusetts: thought leaders Maryland: corporate alignment Maine: goes the extra mile Michigan: eye of the tiger Minnesota: face time Mississippi: bring to the table Missouri: company value Montana: strategic initiative Nebraska: overachiever Nevada: increase productivity New Hampshire: manage escalation New Jersey: in our DNA New Mexico: close the loop New York: herd cats North Carolina: good practice North Dakota: drives change Ohio: out of the park Oklahoma: bleeding edge Oregon: revolutioneering Pennsylvania: message alignment Rhode Island: push the envelope South Carolina: buy in South Dakota: reach out to you Tennessee: touch base Texas: statement of duties Utah: learnings Vermont: KPIs Virginia: not intimidated Washington: through the roof Washington, D.C.: shift the paradigm West Virginia: off the floor Wisconsin: blaze the trail Wyoming: strategic communications
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Keri O'Shea of Brutal As Hell wrote that film "goes the extra mile in terms of splatter" but is not groundbreaking.
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For his part, Wildstrand also suggests that the two kidnap of Neve who is his current wife. They agree upon this plan and Billy kidnaps Neve, then makes John tie himself up, and John goes the extra mile to fake tears in front of Neve.
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However, Scott's attentions soon turn to Annalise Appleton (Tamaryn Payne) and he "goes the extra mile" to sort out Annalise and Rob's relationship. Demba said that it was obvious that Scott was attracted to Annalise. The serial later started to explore Scott's background and it is revealed that he has a problematic past. As Scott went home for the Easter holidays, his friend Barney Harper-McBride (Tom Scurr) decides to visit him.
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He likes to gamble and wears a big gold medallion and shorts or scruffy jeans under his starched white lab coat. He admires Will Trent's intellect and skill as an investigator. Charlie Reed -- Charlie is a crime scene technician with the Criminal Apprehension Team, another of Amanda's recruits who's been around almost as long as Will. Charlie's meticulous and a good investigator who always goes the extra mile, and Will requests him on all his cases.
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