And I can't devote, as I've told you this many times, I can't devote the hours to practice like I used to.
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"We haven't decided to devote any more resources to it because we don't have any more to devote to it," he said.
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The software developers devote millions of dollars to close these vulnerabilities before they're discovered; hackers devote time and energy to discover them before they're closed.
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We have to devote some sets of resources to that.
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And certainly not enough to devote the energy it required.
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Devote time to your passions so you can stay centered.
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Find a few hours each day to devote to yourself.
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Maybe Kadyrov should devote more time to his Twitter account.
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Boon had planned to devote his life's work to influenza.
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So they devote their energies to stopping things from happening.
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You need to devote yourself to your religion, Lost Artist.
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Others said Thornhill should devote class time to black racism.
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But I no longer devote energy to figuring them out.
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They also devote more resources to gas and cellphone service.
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And why devote a whole book to something so ordinary?
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Secondly, we have to devote party resources to those candidates.
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Readers did devote time to less grim topics as well.
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Are people going to want to devote time to that?
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Ideas so charismatic that people devote their lives to them.
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I just devote time to teaching and researching and writing.
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I can devote myself to reducing my carbon footprint, or I can devote myself to going down to the local wetland and pulling out invasive weeds and trying to restore a degraded natural space.
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It follows, as a kind of corollary, that when parents have plentiful resources they will devote those resources more to their sons, whereas when resources are scarce, parents will devote them more to their daughters.
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Business owners must devote time to keeping up with shifting rules.
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Goren doesn't have as much time to devote to music anymore.
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We must devote more resources to this in an alliance context.
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We devote more than 10.5 hours a day to screen time.
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I'll devote at least one newsletter to your answers this week.
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Most of us could stand to devote more time to reading.
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We don't often devote an entire podcast to a single story.
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I could devote many more hours a day to this game.
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They may also prompt growers to devote additional acreage to corn.
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Social activists devote themselves to changing people's views, and sometimes succeed.
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Q: How do you decide where to devote your charitable dollars?
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"I want to devote myself to that message and those actions."
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To what would we devote all that extra time and thought?
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Am I a bit scared to devote myself to this profession?
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I decided to devote all my time to the Syrian conflict.
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You must devote yourself to one company for a long time.
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What resources do we have to devote to those in need?
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Physician practices also devote a large proportion of revenue to administration.
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ESPN apparently is going to devote a television segment to it.
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Not everyone here can devote such brain space to epicurean concerns.
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He hoped to devote himself full time to his art practice.
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Dr. Conway left Smith in 1985 to devote time to writing.
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We devote a few minutes to come up with some answers.
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He would devote his professional life to wrestling with the consequences.
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We devote ourselves to supporting creators in all shapes and forms.
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Q: How do you decide where to devote your philanthropic dollars?
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Kelli would like to devote some of his volunteer efforts abroad.
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"We will devote all our energy to saving lives," Abe said.
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Underlying this objection is typically a sense that we can't afford to "waste" compassion on animal suffering, because every bit of caring we devote to that cause means we have less to devote to human suffering.
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Parliament had been scheduled to devote November to hashing out a budget.
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NextGen. We should devote significant resources to next generation air traffic control.
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Enterprising investors are willing to devote time and care to stock-picking.
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He says tech companies have more resources to devote to the issue.
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But only in 2002 did she devote one to a Roma cause.
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Cats devote most of their lives to ensuring their own well-being.
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In fact, it has continued to devote substantial resources to the project.
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How much of your life must you devote to apologizing, justifying, defending?
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But there is a chunk of resources that we devote to that.
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Instead, they dedicate themselves to humanitarian tasks and devote themselves to God.
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She decided to devote her athletic spirit and talents to the pool.
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That was the night I decided to devote my career to cooking.
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"We will devote those resources to healthcare services across America," he said.
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Cities devote 50% to 60% of their space to cars and parking.
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Exxon said it would devote as many of its scientists as needed.
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Devote time in the morning to relaxing, thinking and feeding your soul.
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How much time did I devote to improving my time-tracking workflow?
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Understandably, therefore, Mr Obama has preferred to devote his efforts to Iran.
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It will devote more than $1 billion to e-commerce this year.
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It's just that we have decided to devote our lives to God.
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Spielberg would devote three years to establishing the Survivors of the Shoah
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In fact, the networks did not devote much time to covering those.
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They also do not devote many resources to generating clean energy innovations.
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We also need to devote far greater resources to mental health services.
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In 1977, he decided to devote his Parisian gallery exclusively to Buffet.
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For starters, they need to devote more resources to safeguard their operations.
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We devote most of our waking hours to working for our organizations.
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That left them with less money to devote to growing their firms.
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If you're "multitasking," you can't devote your best effort to any task.
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"The committee must devote adequate time to examining those issues," they wrote.
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As a young man, Billy decided to devote his life to God.
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Perhaps it's to devote herself to being as lyrically honest as possible.
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Cities devote 50% to 60% of their space to cars and parking.
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"David needed to devote more time to his personal life," they said.
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But like other protesters, I will devote myself to the movement anyway.
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Do you deliberately devote classroom time to social-emotional learning, or SEL?
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But they didn't necessarily want to devote their entire getaways to service.
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Sites should devote extra care when requesting to use sensitive browser functionality.
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He will devote more of his visit to damage control than planned.
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Instead of being occupied by phones, they devote attention to each other.
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There is a reason I devote so much time writing about dreams.
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C: Education is an idea - need many stakeholders to devote to it.
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Millions of student-athletes devote their sweat, blood and tears to sports.
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Adi himself can't devote the rest of his life to this quest.
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We need to devote that same energy and attention to heart disease.
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Yellow warning flags were waved when Brazilian Felipe Nasr's Sauber went off at Sainte Devote and the virtual safety car was deployed for the third time when Rosberg's car suffered damage and a rear left puncture at Sainte Devote.
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We'd devote all the content in the world to you if we could.
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Kris, Kim, Kourtney, Malika Haqq, and Tristan devote all their attention towards Khloé.
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Think about if you have permanent counter space you can devote to it.
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Track workers were deployed to Sainte Devote to weld down the offending cover.
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VICE: Why devote two years of your life to finding the British Bigfoot?
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Those are the topics to which Glendon decided to devote all his attention.
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Countries with such rotten infrastructure tend to devote more resources towards improving it.
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The Jennings' relationship inspires Suzie to devote all of her time to InmateBlogger.
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We will devote all our energy to building a stronger, more ambitious #EU.
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He also requested that the state devote more funding to homelessness prevention programs.
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Should Sunday night's Oscar ceremony devote itself to civil rights and humanitarian causes?
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How do you balance your workouts with the time you devote to gaming?
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Lawrence also intends to devote more of her time to working with Represent.
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Ralph Northam pledged to devote the remainder of his term to racial equality.
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A devastated Coley went on to devote his medical career to cancer research.
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Others devote their entire lives to pizza and solely subside on the stuff.
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Alternatively, devote more time to a hobby related to the career you want.
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I devote many pages in my book to my love for menstrual cups!
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And that's the cause to which the Richards family chooses to devote themselves.
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After one season he retired to devote his energy to studying and teaching.
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We were prepared to devote our days, nights, and weekends to our clients.
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I actually took a year off to devote myself to MEANS full time.
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You don't have to devote a lot of time to these stretches, either.
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And you knew early that you wanted to devote time to making music?
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How much time can you devote to Hesitation Wounds moving forward and touring?
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He'll have more time to devote to tennis, which he called an obsession.
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Fewer devote themselves to the plight of Kurds in Syria's brutal civil war.
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Many of my colleagues devote their weekends and evenings to the spillover work.
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But it's not, and I devote my column this morning to explaining why.
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Nearly all buildings devote most of their space to display or event spaces.
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This gave Graham the opportunity to devote herself to her business full-time.
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To move forward, the entire ecosystem must devote itself to a longer game.
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The Texas Legislature decided not to devote any money to the job. Why?
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You must devote time, often years, to making your business dream come true.
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Having private means enabled Buber to devote himself to a life of ideas.
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Employers devote substantial resources to finding qualified workers, often with only limited success.
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Instead, pay attention to those things that you devote time to, says Cuban.
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Congress will nevertheless need to devote federal funds to reconstructing Puerto Rico's grid.
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Even as we celebrate today's announcement, we must devote ourselves to continued advocacy.
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Most of my time in the gallery I devote to juicy boudoir libertinage.
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It's ridiculous to expect the showrunners to devote any sort of time to developing their geniuses and prophets when they only have three episodes left, especially since they seem to want to devote them all to straightforward action and romance.
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Shyamalan then decided to devote an entire other film to Kevin's arc, hence Split.
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Sarah Palin resigned in 2009 to devote herself full time to being Sarah Palin.
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The majority of wealthy people devote at least 30 minutes a day to reading.
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He had just left his old job to devote himself entirely to Rare Drank.
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In recent weeks, the government has started to devote more attention to curbing it.
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The new law should probably devote as much space to computers as to parchment.
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In enormous poverty, his characters devote some attention to negotiating their change in fortune.
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She said she resigned the post to devote her full energy to the campaign.
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Six years later, he retired from NASA to devote himself to painting full time.
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I will continue to devote my time to keeping people safe from malware attacks.
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Q: How did you and your wife decide where to devote your charitable money?
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Or the burden of women who devote more time to caring for their children?
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Borrowers will need to devote more of their income to servicing the dollar debts.
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If you can endure boredom, you can devote yourself to deep and serious projects.
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Track workers were then deployed to Sainte Devote to weld down the offending cover.
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In practice, carbon pricing programs never devote all their revenue to a single purpose.
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Rich countries tend to have healthier populations and more resources to devote to sport.
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Now we must devote the same resources and strategies to combating right-wing extremism.
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Dogs devote their lives to humans, and humans cater to their pups at doga.
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The committee is expected to devote much of its energies to securing new funds.
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He also wants to devote more time to his duties as an elected official.
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Alternatively, you can flock those brows and devote your entire lid to peppermint perfection.
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These networks and others will devote an hour to raising money for cancer research.
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So this week, devote yourself to one of the last weeks of summer cooking.
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Only then, at 21976, was she able to devote herself full time to painting.
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And yet they now devote very little attention to politics below the national level.
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We all have our own individual and group interests that we devote time to.
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Why was putting Trump into Civilization interesting enough to devote so much time to?
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The company, though, now has less cash to devote to such a buyback plan.
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On Testa's team, four staff members devote much of their time to that process.
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Skill-based Virtuosos devote themselves to many years of Deliberate Practice and Analytical Practice.
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That being said, we devote a lot of man-hours in preparation for December.
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How can people devote the totality of their lives to the unseen, the unevidenced?
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We've had to throw out spoiled food and devote too much money to takeout.
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How many of them really want to devote their resources and attention to it?
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Why do scientists devote considerable energy to trying to understand the dynamics of crumpling?
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While this problem persists, homeless people are unable to devote energy to other matters.
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The biographer was forced to devote most of his effort to Fermi's work life.
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This enables faculty to devote more time to the needs of educationally disadvantaged students.
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That's all the time you need to devote to reliving any social faux pas.
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By contrast, carbon capture subsidies devote taxpayer money to just one emission reducing option.
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"I will devote myself and try not to disgrace the yokozuna name," he said.
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But he's not certain that his daughter should devote similar energy to language acquisition.
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Mr. Morris is hardly the first artist to devote himself to painting in black.
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Indie bookstores all over the country devote entire shelves to displaying the handsome paperbacks.
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Who decides which sports you play, and how much time you devote to each?
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Mr. Ma has said he will devote his time to philanthropy, especially rural education.
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FRIDAY: Devote the early evening to the Armory Show, the largest of the fairs.
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Some parents have had to leave jobs to devote themselves to their child's care.
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It's totally worth the few hours and many popcorn bags you'll devote to it.
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" Mr. Leonhardt vowed to "devote part of my summer to thinking through vexing issues.
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In the wake of impeachment, he'll likely devote new energy to his reflexive smears.
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It's a time to devote to your ideas, your goals and push your boundaries.
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Yes, we should devote resources to making smartphones less addictive, but we should devote even more resources to addressing the public health crisis of anxiety that is causing teenagers so much suffering and driving them to seek relief in the ultimate escape machines.
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Clinton's advisers said she could now devote herself to pushing her agenda and leadership experience.
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That's because most people probably want to devote less energy to these spats, not more.
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Elon Musk alone, I could devote my entire life to him and do very well.
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Whether they should devote even more of it to other endeavors is a worthy discussion.
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Scientists who devote their lives to it develop direct expertise in only a small fraction.
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I'll take a week off, and I'll devote some of each day to the record.
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But I wondered why anyone would devote their medical career to end-of-life care.
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Not one of you worthless scribes wants to devote any ink to this 1998 masterpiece?
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When you devote only three pages to the topic, it's hard to provide much insight.
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This may give incentive to developing nations and tech industries to devote resources towards sciences.
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"I am in a blessed position," Stevens says, "to devote my life to helping others."
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Couples devote themselves to giving their children the best education possible, starting in the nursery.
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They both devote time and effort to important causes involving children all over the world.
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But if you devote enough capital and computer power to the effort, you can succeed.
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He does not even devote forty pages to his half-decade at the New Yorker.
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Instead, devote your time and resources into making the best business possible for your customers.
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As a result, the BLM has to devote more resources to care for the horses.
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Warren has a ton of time to devote to activities like cleaning out her closet.
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It's more about my own capacity to devote time to creating music and nurturing others.
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As a result, they devote their time in documenting these traits, instead of developing them.
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We will continue to devote the necessary diplomatic attention and resources befitting a NATO ally.
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The people who get into The Good Place seemingly devote themselves wholly to noble pursuits.
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Berkeley's government has promised to devote the money to community gardens and other healthy initiatives.
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At the same time, Washington would devote more resources to strengthening security at the border.
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These attorneys, in private practice and legal service organizations, devote their practice to veterans law.
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Given her career trajectory, the decision to devote her life to these projects made sense.
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He told Lloyd that she would immediately devote herself to becoming a full-time setter.
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This system is cumbersome — causing companies to devote great effort to tax avoidance — and unfair.
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Starving white-collar investigations to devote more attention to other priorities has been seen before.
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I'll always value our friendship, but I don't have time to devote to hang out.
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In the meantime, he will devote himself to other means of massacring innocents with impunity.
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Twitter is beginning to devote resources toward building out a dedicated VR/AR-focused team.
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In an ideal world, we'd have unlimited time and resources to devote to our skin.
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How much of your book did you want to devote to taking on those theories?
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Thomas Corley found that wealthy individuals devote at least 15 uninterrupted minutes towards thinking daily.
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They devote more of their resources to classroom teaching and less to almost everything else.
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He would have been better served to devote more attention to systems that actually work.
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Having USCIS devote resources specifically to denaturalization is unprecedented in the agency's (very short) history.
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Other families could devote themselves to spending time together around tables piled with celebratory food.
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"We are now going to devote long hours to the negotiation with Canada," he said.
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She retired from the department in 2009 to devote full time to advocacy and education.
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I feel guilty enough, as I already devote so much time to the Sunday crossword.
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But their refusal set him on a course to which he would devote his life.
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If she wanted to paint, why not simply retire and devote her days to painting?
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But the U.S. may devote a little less time and energy to weakening U.N. institutions.
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But you don't have to devote your life to meditation to see change, Davidson said.
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Of course, Mr. Butler didn't devote his every waking moment to studying Cuba's sports system.
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We are fortunate he and so many others choose to devote their lives to justice.
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Should there be limits to how much time young people devote to a single sport?
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Why had approximately 350 people decided to devote five hours of a Tuesday to this?
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If you'll devote a show to what's on the DVD, maybe we'll release it.""Ms.
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People devote a larger share of their income to housing and less to everything else.
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So what factors explain the opioid crisis and where should we devote our precious resources?
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Let alone devote their tiny reservoirs of hope to something as inchoate as mental archery.
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Really, you should devote the next several years of your life to reading queer authors.
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So this week, let's devote our obscure player section to the story of Ed Litzenberger.
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It will also devote some of its burgeoning technological capabilities to new ways of making war.
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However, the authors do devote much space to how film and television increased awareness of autism.
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Maybe I'll devote time to inspiration and templating when things calm down with the larger project.
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That's a lot of time to devote to any relationship, even one as zesty as this.
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"And we will devote those resources to health care services for women across America," he said.
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This one's pretty simple: Devote some time to researching a card with rewards you'll really use.
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Perhaps only the Australians devote as much attention to creating space and slipping runners between defenders.
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So, she decided to devote her time to the little ones at Maryland's Meritus Medical Center.
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Alternately, it might have just limited the budget Universal wanted to devote to another Legendary release.
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Perhaps Lord Bragg could devote an upcoming "In Our Time" to Matthew Arnold's "Culture and Anarchy".
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City planners also often require developers to devote street-front podium space to shops and restaurants.
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The drugmaker previously said it plans to cut costs to devote more resources to cancer drugs.
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Hall continues to devote her career and life to helping patients achieve optimal health and wellness.
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Hill has said that after her resignation, she will devote her time to fighting revenge porn.
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Under this change, US attorneys everywhere can decide how to devote federal resources toward marijuana enforcement.
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And the next Buttonwood will no doubt have to devote lots of columns to that crisis.
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Samsung decided, in its questionable wisdom, to devote that space entirely to its smart assistant Bixby.
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He decided to devote the majority of his after-tax earnings to paying down his loans.
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This is a great time to reflect on your feelings and devote time to self-care.
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He told People he's grateful for the economic freedom to devote his time to his kid.
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This is also an excellent evening for romance or to devote yourself to a creative project.
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Is June going to find Hannah, or will she devote her energy to a murderous rampage?
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By now they've decided to devote their lives to attending post-show reality TV charity events!
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Washington must also devote more attention to conflict-ending negotiations than it has in the past.
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In contrast, large advertisers devote considerably less than half their budgets to online advertising on average.
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And spending less time on stretching gives you more workout time to devote to getting stronger.
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Q: Having seen so much tragedy around the world, where do you devote your philanthropic dollars?
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Devote your time to tackling your chores and building good habits as these planets transit Leo.
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Perhaps you can devote your time to rebuilding Houston and taking night classes in climate science.
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The Trump administration must devote resources to its artificial intelligence initiative the same way China has.
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I will attempt to heed my own advice and devote the coming weeks to other topics.
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What better voice to devote to the issue than a British member of the European Parliament?
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Research shows that 88% of wealthy people devote at least 30 minutes a day to reading.
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Then be prepared to devote a large part of your life to fighting for what's due.
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We devote ourselves to rules and rituals about what to eat and what not to eat.
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He will move from Washington to London and devote four days a week to the role.
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This is why we take time off—to devote more effort to making decadent celebratory foods.
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He inspired countless others, myself included, to devote ourselves to the work of the United Nations.
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They hinted at new projects on the horizon, to which they preferred to devote their resources.
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But lenders are overwhelmed, so prepare to devote many hours to loan shopping and closing. Maybe.
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The single room manages to devote space to the combined history of psychiatry, mescaline, and art.
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They're wrong, but Twitter probably can't devote resources to sussing out the difference on the fly.
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She made only sporadic appearances after that, having decided to devote her time to her family.
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I asked Jeff for his assistance, as my time to devote to puzzles then was limited.
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That encounter inspired Leslie to devote herself to charitable work in hopes of preventing future tragedy.
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"I will continue to devote my time to keeping people safe from malware attacks," he added.
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Scientists, in turn, devote considerable energy to deciphering, and trying to reduce, this complexity and disorder.
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KS: This is interesting that they're not paying attention to things we devote our lives to.
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In exchange, Uber agreed to devote any tax savings to increasing wages and benefits for drivers.
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But in 2013 he quit his job of 15 years to devote more time to art.
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That means businesses will be able to devote less time and resources to their core functions.
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It would be even worse if they agreed to devote significant resources to the Middle East.
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Interesting people don't just have interests; they have passions, and they devote themselves completely to them.
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The Astros paid no heed, and so we now devote ourselves to damn, denounce and deprecate.
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Give yourself at least 10 days ahead of time to devote one practice session a day.
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Congressional parties devote an enormous amount of effort communicating their party's message and underscoring their successes.
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Likewise, financial resources should not determine who is able to devote their lives to public service.
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Good Girls is totally worth the few hours and many popcorn bags you'll devote to it.
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In the future, the companies need to be proactive and devote resources to counteracting those campaigns.
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At first glance, four hours seems like a lot of time to devote to the story.
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Who will devote their whole lives to this cause, as Catholic priests (and nuns) have done?
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Mr. Northam has vowed to devote the next three years of his term to racial equity.
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The women devote almost as much time to gathering nuts and farming rice, corn and plantains.
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A few years later came the car accident and more time to devote to puzzle making.
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But one of its best decisions was to devote more screen time to Trace Lysette's Shea.
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It allows us to devote our brains and bodies to caring for someone and being cared for.
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I had been ready to completely devote the next four or eight years to serving my country.
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In addition to the classes, members exerted pressure on others to devote themselves further to the group.
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We devote a ton of water in the West to alfalfa, this low-value feed for cows.
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The secret sauce of the Turing architecture is a lot more power to devote to artificial intelligence.
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Any campaign, including Hill's, has to devote an extraordinary amount of phone time to begging for money.
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For now, with seasons 1 and 2 complete, Porowski has time to devote to his principal interests.
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And rather than pursuing a professional position, many devote more hours each week to dead-end jobs.
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Despite the creative opportunities technology offers, young people devote very little time to creating their own content.
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Some big breakthroughs could come if you really devote time to working out your issues with finances.
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The commander-in-chief decides to give up her "strenuous duties" and devote herself to her family.
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"My insurance is something that I have to devote a lot of time to keep," he says.
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It takes a special fan to devote their life to religiously tracking the sartorial rise of Disney.
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"I kept trying other hobbies, desperately searching for something I could devote my life to," he says.
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These will have to devote more time to films such as "Amazing China" that promote socialist values.
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"Lower pay means less income to devote to debt repayment and puts women at a severe disadvantage."
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Outgoing President Benigno Aquino has promised to devote his remaining days in office to crushing the militants.
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Artisanal farmers, for example, devote all their time and effort into creating the best and tastiest produce.
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Looks like Spencer Pratt is going to have less time to devote to his posse of hummingbirds!
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Most major tech conferences devote large parts of their agendas to AI, and MWC isn't an exception.
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That's a lot of time to devote to warped, mopey soul that hangs around the same tempo.
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Poynt has to be seen as a popular enough product for developers to devote resources to it.
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He is also calling for the administration to devote more money to the fight in the meantime.
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Increases in the total time couples devote to unpaid housework results in significant increases in sexual frequency.
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So it makes sense to devote more and more money and resources to solutions to this problem.
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As she began to devote her career to her own literary work, that activism continued to grow.
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Thus, investors, entrepreneurs, and companies will have to devote considerable time to figuring out the potential impact.
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Allergan, the $87 billion maker of Botox, will devote capital to stock buybacks and paying down debt.
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Mr. Trump might also reconsider how much time to devote to appealing to Latinos and African-Americans.
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We just got to devote the resources money and resources from more judges down at the border.
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When earnings drop, loan payments drop immediately, allowing borrowers to devote their reduced budgets to essential needs.
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And rather than deterrence and detention, the administration should devote resources to fair assessments of asylum claims.
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They are working folks or parents with families who can't devote that kind of time to politics.
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We thank soldiers for their service because they devote themselves to protecting our freedoms, and we should.
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He reiterated his plans to push fellow NATO members to devote more of their budgets to defense.
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Warren's latest proposal, her thirteenth, would devote $100 billion over ten years to fighting the opioid crisis.
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MTV also said the new network will devote time to traditional music videos — likely at 4 a.m.
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" According to Ms. Huiban, Ms. Jarrar plans to close her own brand to "devote herself to Lanvin.
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Why devote an entire theater screen to a movie that most people won't even pay to see?
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Why did this person decide to devote their life to slaying the drums and wearing goofy costumes?
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Oysters are crazy sexual creatures; they literally devote the most energy in the animal kingdom to reproduction.
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The downside: It would nevertheless require companies to devote a portion of their revenue to these benefits.
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San Francisco's epidemic of homelessness is solvable, but only if we devote the resources that are necessary.
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She soon left her home county of Essex to devote herself to musical studies, at age 13.
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Right now, I am thinking of taking at least a semester off to devote to the movement.
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Surely the party can devote one-twelfth of its debate time to the issue that imperils civilization.
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Or more often, those who simply do not want to devote the effort it takes to caucus.
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Instead, the "bitter tears shed" encouraged her to devote herself more fully to her role, she wrote.
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I grab lunch and try to devote a few hours to work back in my hotel room.
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And they devote most of what's left of the street to the uninterrupted flow of motor vehicles.
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Since we don't yet have the report, I'm going to devote today's newsletter to a different topic.
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That evening, while sharing a granita with D'Aita, he decided he would devote himself to learning more.
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As doctors devote more time to more lucrative private-pay patients, access in the public system erodes.
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To what maestro's left-wing political dalliances would New York magazine devote a cover story in 21957?
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William Macbeth was the first to devote himself entirely to the sale of American painting and sculpture.
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After graduation, this friend decided to further devote his life to Jesus Christ and joined a seminary.
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It's a shaggy 754 pages, and it lacks a central goal for Cromwell to devote himself to.
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I loved them both; I just never gave one up to devote myself fully to the other.
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Borrowers are required to devote at least 10 percent of the amounts raised to fighting the epidemic.
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He will have to devote some time to preparing for those appearances with his team of lawyers.
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I believe in you and your ability to devote your time to more wholesome and fulfilling activities.
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But you probably don't need to devote four or five hours a day to those activities, right?
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So I can devote myself to doing what I love, which is writing books for a living.
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But papers continue to devote ample time and space to the presentation of well-thought-out arguments.
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"What worries me is being able to properly devote myself to the inspiration of work," she explains.
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"Bohli wants to devote more time to technology group Volpi," one of the sources said on Thursday.
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Although there are no enough roots for that, Queen Elizabeth does devote a lot to Brexit issue.
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I would like you to compel Stephanie to devote the energy required to make a better sandwich.
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Successful, happy people don't just have interests; they have passions, and they devote themselves completely to them.
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At least Wolff can devote his attention to winning, rather than waste energy on appeasing his drivers.
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It is "not a job with a clear payoff," and yet people devote their lives to it.
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The Gallery is proud and excited to devote a show entirely to showcasing their talents and innovations.
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Two days later, Trump tweeted that he would try and devote government resources to investigating voter fraud.
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In addition to Mr. Rubenstein's donation, the Park Service will devote $800,000 this year to renovating the memorial.
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Instead of focusing strictly on pain intensity, they say, physicians and patients should devote greater attention to suffering.
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Single parents fare worse, needing to devote about 60 percent of their income to cover infant care costs.
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Resources aren't endless, and as head of the department, Sessions will have to consider where to devote his.
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All this means that America's available diplomatic and military bandwidth that it can devote to Europe must change.
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He pined for the days when he could devote himself solely to tinkering with code, his primary passion.
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The executive order allows employees to devote no more than a quarter of their workday to union business.
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And then at the height of his career, he gave it up to devote his life to God.
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Devote this week to any lingering cleanup missions, returning phone calls and emails and basically clearing all decks.
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He opted in March to devote himself to his Senate re-election campaign over the next two years.
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Eventually, Mermaid Linden hopes to make enough money in merchandise that she can devote more time to edutainment.
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But I do have a great deal of respect for people who devote their lives to public service.
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Trump's plan would devote $1 trillion to boosting infrastructure over 10 years, offset by savings in mandatory spending.
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We can talk about what wasn't good, but let's devote our energies to creating a new Golden Age.
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We work with people who see a problem that they cannot help but devote their life to solving.
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This causes Superman to devote his entire existence to figuring out Batman's identity, while neglecting his super-duties.
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If you're willing to devote a bit more time and energy to the cooking process, go with Plated.
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Some people like to devote their whole lives to their job and be at the centre of events.
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He retired for good the following year, saying he needed more time to devote to his airline business.
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Rewrite the code with fewer synonyms, and you have more codons to devote to non-canonical amino acids.
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"These real estate conversations are already happening," he said, so Nextdoor wanted to devote a section to it.
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But in order to be successful, Cuban argues that you should focus on where you devote your time.
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The FBI doesn't devote the resources it once did to the mob, particularly given the threat of terrorism.
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Warsaw plans to devote 61 billion zlotys ($15 billion) by 2022 on acquiring military hardware, including three submarines.
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I would love to see St. Preux devote himself to planting his left hand straight on Jones' sternum.
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Their suffering is often downplayed when we devote all our attention to the effects of medications on babies.
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Because my mornings are, well, mine, I'm able to devote them to the quiet, meditative activities I love.
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In this case, the savings of American lives and the bandwidth our leaders can devote to tractable issues.
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And, you won't have to devote nearly 150 hours of your heard-earned three-day weekend to them.
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Should they devote fewer resources to national organizing, and more to rebuilding the party from the ground up?
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But what if you're short on time and can't devote weeks on end to a course, however excellent?
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Whenever I would find someone who wanted to be with me, I'd devote all my energy to him.
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That's why, in between Kimmel's jokes and Legend's serenades, the teleprompter will devote its energies to… The presenters.
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We need to devote far more attention and resources to preventing and delaying chronic diseases and functional decline.
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That might lie in our future — I will devote my next column to discussion of such a universe.
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I devote time to professional motor-racing because you can't achieve anything in this sport just by talking.
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Between college, babies, home ownership, and careers, it's hard to find time to devote to a financial plan.
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He said he could not devote his full attention to a presidential campaign while also supporting his family.
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Bigger paychecks allowed athletes to become true professionals and to devote themselves full time to refining their abilities.
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He promised his father that he would devote his life to trying to fix the health care system.
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Large, dedicated customer service teams devote a lot of time and resources to troubleshooting errors and broken interfaces.
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As far as Taco Bells go, the one I decided to devote my day to is fairly unremarkable.
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I read more books and devote more time to my actual hobbies rather than scrolling endlessly through timelines.
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Pearson decided to walk away from her business and devote her life to improving public awareness of trichotillomania.
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One was going to take a leave of absence from school to devote his energies to the startup.
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They devote their professional lives to rescuing patients having heart attacks and bringing them back from the brink.
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The White House is working on an emergency stimulus package that would devote $300 billion to small businesses.
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That will change next April, when Kawauchi plans to quit his job and devote himself completely to running.
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They didn't get how black Baptist church communities devote themselves to nurturing children in ways beyond the Bible.
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They devote significant resources to rebuilding from years of war, including research into infrastructure construction and scientific investment.
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So let's give a cheer for the Americans who devote their lives to struggling for better gun regulation.
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Their findings reinforce how winemakers can devote centuries, if not millenniums, of loyalty to certain varieties of grapes.
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Charo emerged, somehow, with her mind made up that she will devote herself to bringing joy to others.
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The character's departure frees Gurira, who's also an esteemed playwright, to devote more time to her literary career.
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E-sports players at U.C.I. devote 15 to 20 hours a week to the sport, Mr. Deppe said.
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Naturally it will devote all its available resources to this task, but then it will seek more resources.
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In the end it is ourselves we consume whenever we play video games, or devote ourselves to anything.
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It reaffirmed that it is the one true calling we can all respond to and devote ourselves to.
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Mr. Jiang said his military training had inspired him to devote himself fully to Study the Great Nation.
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Both Ms. Kilner and Mr. Mohamed plan to devote their organizations to furthering the study of mental health.
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By this time, Mr. Mann had resolved to abandon his solo career and devote himself to chamber music.
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Although I usually devote this space to the Supreme Court and legal issues, this column is an exception.
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Manhattan real estate is too valuable and rare to devote a majority of public space to moving traffic.
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Initially, the president had planned to devote the Security Council session exclusively to the threat posed by Iran.
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Like Bendebury, DeLay will also devote a lot of time to the Demystifying Science blog, which he cofounded.
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The agency left them with no more than a few hours per week to devote to these responsibilities.
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No one here is ready to bury the N.F.L. and devote full attention to the English Premier League.
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Taking time from these kinds of incidental physical activities to devote to more-formal exercise might seem laudable.
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We need support, both financial and societal, to carry out the research to which we devote our lives.
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I became a lifelong devote, and for years would tell my benighted Eastern friends of its wonders. RIP.
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The next year, Mr. Mollen said the city would also devote resources to preserving buildings suitable for rehabilitation.
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Every night, Kirsten swears that she won't devote another minute to Lucy, and every day she squanders hours.
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Retailers are more willing to devote shelf space to tie-in products when there is already proven interest.
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Maybe. Is it an exercise in schadenfreude to watch Zuckerberg have to devote his time to grandstanding olds?
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He has chosen to take care of the mundane so that she can devote herself to the extraordinary.
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Some of those sacrifices are social: how many resources we collectively devote to a given pursuit of knowledge.
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But we can't fault them for not having the time to devote to every single résumé out there.
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He dropped out later that year in order to devote his time fully to developing the social network.
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While the content can vary, most devote time to non-fiction, focusing on self-education and self-improvement.
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And for an increasingly rare few hours, you&aposre able to devote your attention to a singular subject.
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Instead, devote yourself to a more "exhaustive" search that includes a wider variety of income levels, she advises.
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The company will suspend buybacks for roughly two years and devote all its cash to paying down debt.
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Stop forcing the issue and instead devote yourself to finding happy or productive uses for your spare time.
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In October 2017, Handler said she would be ending the show to devote her time to activism efforts.
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But, those attacks were costly because they required attackers to devote more time and resources to carry out.
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The Obama administration was thus freed to devote its focus to thinking through and implementing its policy goals.
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The car skewed into the barriers on lap eight and came to rest at the Sainte Devote corner.
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Simi learned to become fully productive; she had to fully devote half her day on just one task.
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"These massive cuts reduce the amount of funding the IRS could devote to system upgrades," Cummings said Wednesday.
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The company will suspend buybacks for about two years and devote all its cash to paying down debt.
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Nancy, who received a doctorate in psychology, nonetheless decided to devote her career to Huntington's and its genetics.
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I started at Yale Divinity School for my master's ready to devote myself to analyzing this unusual theology.
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How much each media company receives is based on the amount of time readers devote to its content.
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Nonetheless, high-flying females are underrepresented on screen, which makes Netflix's decision to devote a show to one encouraging.
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Q: You think we should identify a small number of areas where we should devote our resources in Tokyo?
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They need to devote more resources to analyzing domestic terrorism threats -- not less, as they have done thus far.
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While they have their die-hard fans, many others devote an astonishing amount of energy to railing against them.
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They then devote the end of the paper to speculation that it could be a solar radiation-propelled spaceship.
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Had the panel fully funded the wall, it would devote $25 billion of the $55.15 billion to the wall.
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Standing in the headquarters of the CIA, President Trump decided to devote much of his remarks to assailing journalists.
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I could buy myself a superhero costume and devote the rest of my life to vengeance on mansplainers everywhere.
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Similarly, the couple would devote just as much attention to their relationship as they are to worrying about James.
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Those with jobs on the side also devote less time than others to their legislative duties, the studies found.
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The only hardware feature that's so polarizing I have to devote an entire section to it are the buttons.
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Cruz will focus on Indiana, the campaign said, while Kasich would devote his efforts to Oregon and New Mexico.
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I literally, at age 65, hadn't decided what I wanted to do, what I could devote my life to.
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But Gorman agreed that there are disadvantages, including the need to devote time and resources towards reporting quarterly results.
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In traditional universities academics are semi-independent contractors who devote as much time as possible to their own research.
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That leaves us with a third option: Devote serious resources and attention to state legislative elections and policy work.
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He did not want to devote the bulk of his remaining career to a team based so far away.
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That spending coexists with the hundreds of millions that foundations like Gates, Walton, and Broad devote to the issue.
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What are your childhood memories connected with Pizza Hut that made you devote so much time to this project?
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That obviously offers benefits for companies that are looking to use the technology but have to devote resources elsewhere.
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That will force him and other farmers to devote more of his acreage to soybeans than expected next year.
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A separate section for longer stories is also available, for when you have more time to devote to listening.
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But if we devote enough research dollars to the problem, Wadhams is confident that we will find a solution.
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We will continue to devote the full efforts of our agency to protecting citizens and enforcing federal immigration law.
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If Disney knows where the guests are, Disney could ostensibly devote more resources to the spots where they flock.
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I get it — there are a lot of movies, and most people have limited time to devote to them.
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It is a shame that Ms Owens does not devote much space to the ghost in the present day.
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Here was a thing Beatriz wanted: to devote time to understanding how a butterfly was similar to a galaxy.
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America could certainly devote more than the 0.05% of its health budget that it currently does to such care.
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I wanted to start over as a freshman and devote my entire undergraduate career to the Gospel of Emilia.
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And the best adventurers of today, who couldn't care less about speed records, devote their lives to exploring them.
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He was too restless, finally, and too engaged as a composer, to devote himself entirely to remaking established institutions.
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Which is why I was glad we were able to devote so much time to it on the air.
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" — Joseph Holt "We thank soldiers for their service because they devote themselves to protecting our freedoms, and we should.
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If we were the Biebs and felt like being petty, we'd devote our energy into asking out Bella Hadid.
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We wish we could devote a ranked list to each of them but we're tight on time right now.
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Sure, the nurture we deserve may be more like the kind you'd devote to a slightly awkward younger sibling.
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She was also pregnant and working full-time, which left her less and less time to devote to Jane.
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Doing this has given me back several hours a week, which I can devote back to more important things.
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I hate to guess at how many hours I devote to this, but it's probably 40 hours a week.
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And I'm going to devote a lot of my future to helping you make your mark in the world.
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Jo and I had both quit our jobs to devote ourselves full-time to ManServants, but we needed reinforcements.
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We devote millions of dollars and entire departments to identifying, tracking, and preventing the recruitment of home-grown jihadists.
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These highly-trained, intelligent, loyal canines devote their lives to giving visually-impaired individuals newfound freedom and incomparable companionship.
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He wants to produce the best talent he can and appropriately devote his resources to all of his players.
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We encourage young people to devote themselves to "game changing" campaigns, like Senator Sanders's or Mr. Obama's in 2008.
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He would use the first half to get rich, then devote the rest to acquiring and running a team.
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The Trump administration must devote significant resources to the North Korea effort mirroring the efforts that broke Tehran's will.
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They create lifestyles that allow them to devote their attention, time and energy to the things that matter most.
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Only after retiring from teaching middle school at 69 was she able to devote herself full time to painting.
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He left broadcasting in 1968 to devote himself to environmentalism and was the founding coordinator of the Everglades Coalition.
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" Trump said: "I certainly will devote everything within my heart and within my soul to get that deal made.
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The federal government along with state governments have got to devote resources to train all of these displaced workers.
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Morningside no longer has to devote resources to complying with 14(c), which was a complicated, time-consuming process.
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Q. How do you structure the organization so that you can devote so much time to hands-on management?
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Or worse, devote 15 hours of your life to a book that left thousands dissatisfied with a nonsensical cliffhanger?
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What sort of bureaucracy would devote an elaborate formal pathway to carry the message that the boss is wrong?
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Commissioner O'Neill said the drop in overall crime rates made it possible to devote more resources to domestic violence.
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In future campaigns, Democrats will need to devote even more resources to social networks than they did in 2016.
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MCLAREN (Stoffel Vandoorne 14, Fernando Alonso retired) Alonso retired at Sainte Devote on lap 53 after a transmission failure.
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The congressman "is ready to devote more of his time to being a husband and a father," Buck said.
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"It was just an inspiration to devote my career to improving the lives of people with autism," she says.
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It drains power from their agencies and hammers morale among the public servants who devote their careers to government.
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"Well maybe it's because men feel like they don't have the time to devote to applying makeup," I offer.
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Once a month, Fern*, 32 and her fiancé Connor*, 25, set aside some time to devote to their relationship.
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"He didn't have time to devote to an agricultural farm," explains Ronald Cairns, chair of the Friends of Ellisland.
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You must also have ample free time to devote to hexing, ritual ceremonies, calling your representatives, and attending marches.
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Yet even after the departure of most of the city's foreigners, Harbin continued to devote resources to classical music.
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The company said in a statement that Stephenson stepped down in order to devote more time to AT&T.
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Companies themselves also devote considerable resources of their own to maintain and update their employees' high levels of training.
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I devote most of my waking hours to delving into the consequences of digital technologies for society and democracy.
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One way it could do so could be to devote specific galleries to contemporary indigenous art, as Wanuskewin does.
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I, for one, plan to devote significant time in the next few days to aggressively test the watch app.
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Over the years, Dr. Ma has reduced her schedule as a doctor to devote more time to the orchestra.
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Every four years we say we'll devote more energy and space to policy and every four years we don't.
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Worse, they know that to fully devote every possible resource to any goal will eventually make that goal impossible.
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The hospital staff could not devote their entire day to reviews, therefore only the absolute sickest patients were prioritized.
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It ended in 2150, so he could devote more time to "King of the Hill," which premiered that year.
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Mr. Lewis said she resigned of her own accord to devote herself to her husband, who died in 1962.
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Mr. Woodland eventually moved to his grandparents' house in Miami Beach to devote himself full time to the endeavor.
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And as awareness increases, it will also become easier to devote more time and resources to researching a cure.
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Four years ago, in a primary campaign when he had only a little time to devote to Texas, Sen.
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Then, for many years, he suspended his academic work during the summer in order to devote himself to farming.
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Although he hoped to eventually have a romantic relationship, he didn't feel that he could devote time to it.
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We devote a significant amount of time worrying about protecting participants and spectators from disruptive events in our cities.
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The governor, mayor and Legislature can devote more attention to the state's supervised release programs and mental health system.
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And what better time to take up a new hobby than when you have hours to devote to it?
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News outlets devote roughly 50% of their coverage to crime, while true crime podcasts have become a worldwide phenomenon.
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Mr. Pelley will continue his duties at "60 Minutes" and devote more time to that role, the people said.
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Novo expects to submit findings from the DEVOTE study for review with regulatory authorities during first half of 2017.
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To secure the well-being of our nation, we must devote our time and energy to real security threats.
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It means handing control to highly motivated activists who are prepared to devote their evenings to passing composite motions.
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European forecasts are often considered better than most, in part because European governments often devote more resources to them.
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" He defended the department's decision, saying, "It is our obligation as public servants to devote ourselves to the work.
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There is a burgeoning tradition in which columnists devote a year-end column to the errors of our ways.
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He confident enough to devote a lot of time and resources to the project for the next several years.
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They feel they cannot devote the time and energy required to operate four cafes while they address these issues.
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These are the choices Europeans have that we don't, because they devote more of their income to collective goods.
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"In a lot of workplaces, there is an expectation from employers that employees devote themselves fully to work," said Weisshaar.
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Marxists may devote their lives to producing definitions of Marxism; conservatives prefer to get on with the business of government.
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They need to devote similar energy to creating algorithms that minimize hate and harassment — for their sake and for society's.
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That way, you won't have to waste your time formatting and you can devote all your time to actually writing.
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We devote much of our time in the weddings space to writing about the difficulties of planning your big day.
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It also does not solve the problem that universities should devote their limited resources to improving scholastic, not athletic, offerings.
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This process left me with a desire to slow down, forget about the end product, and devote time to learning.
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If I'm being completely honest, my love life is always very challenged because I never devote any time to it.
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Sinclair pumps its news content to its affiliates — but complicated arrangements govern how much time stations devote to Sinclair's programming.
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Earlier this year, he was able to devote himself full time to the project, which resulted in the final podcast.
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If fewer public appearances means she can devote more time to bettering herself and helping others, we're all for it.
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Cox's brief breakup from McDaid, she said, was "brutal," but it taught her to devote more attention to their relationship.
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They seem pessimistic about their own prospects and less inclined to devote much thought and effort to those of others.
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You don't devote your life to a waiting game only to discover the virtue of pragmatism at the eleventh hour.
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Andrew Adonis, a Labour peer, has resigned as chairman of the government's infrastructure commission to devote himself to stopping Brexit.
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He explains that a step away from acting would give him more time to devote to his true passion: directing.
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To ameliorate the problem, Fertitta instructs each of Papadatos' four employees to devote part of their workday to selling drains.
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In addition to his role as executive chairman, Schultz will devote his time to opening high-end Roastery coffee shops.
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I haven't made great progress on my book this week and need to devote a couple of hours to it.
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If you were building the budget from scratch, you would not devote 60% of spending to farming and cash transfers.
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Should the press devote equal resources and time to both campaigns just because, even if Trump has 39 more scandals?
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But as paintings go for more cash, I found more time to devote to the craft, experimenting with new styles.
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The retired NBA star now has more time to devote to one of his long-term goals, empowering marginalized communities.
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It just means we'll need to devote far more time and money to fighting climate change than we do today.
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And when contestants make weepy pledges about how they're going to devote the rest of their lives to their families.
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"Once she has that emergency fund established, she can devote even more cash to paying down the debt," Egler says.
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He and his family now devote their lives to campaigning for all terminally ill Americans who are desperate for hope.
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The daytime talk show, hosted by the avuncular pop psychologist Dr. Phil McGraw, decided to devote an episode to Kyle.
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But national authorities urgently need to devote more resources to targeting the developers of hacking tools, the agency's head said.
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Those ventures aren't the most lucrative, though, so she can't always devote as much time to them as she wants.
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Second, low-tax politicians do not need to devote political capital year after year to ensure tax cuts are reauthorized.
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Like Kennedy, President-elect Trump needs to make it a national priority and devote sufficient resources to tackle the problem.
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But the company also has significant costs and has to devote resources to negotiating royalty payments with the record labels.
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Many modern superstar companies park their money in offshore hideaways and devote considerable efforts to keeping down their tax bills.
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"I didn't want to get a job," he explained — and the Airbnb money helped him devote his time to Instapage.
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There's a practice called greenwashing, whereby polluting companies devote relatively minor resources to environmental causes to reap public relations windfalls.
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He plans later this month to close his company after around two decades and devote himself to politics full-time.
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It's hard for me to get into a game without being willing to devote huge trenches of time to it.
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Campaigners devote their energy to undoing Australia's offshoring deals with Papua New Guinea and Nauru rather than boosting resettlement numbers.
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Claiming both sides are equally at fault makes it possible to devote as much, if not more, attention to Rep.
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According to the congressman, there are tentative plans to devote time on the House floor to infrastructure in late spring.
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"If she cannot devote her full attention when doing Council business, she should not serve," he tweeted on one occasion.
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It will also devote a portion of its proceeds to community groups that will use the marina for education programs.
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With as many temptations as possible out of the way, they have more strength to devote to reaching their goals.
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As suspense has dwindled, so has television viewership and the number of hours the major broadcast networks devote to coverage.
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Obama put limits on how much time she was willing to devote to the campaign trail because of family obligations.
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Mount Sinai Hospital told the Times that it was forced to devote resources to stop Kurson from contacting its employee.
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Farmers and others may have to devote themselves to a defense of NAFTA rather than a campaign to grow it.
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Should Hodges devote himself to investigating Brady or should he take time to get treated for his rapidly worsening condition?
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And if a progressive makes it to the White House, she should devote no political capital whatsoever to such things.
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The original plan was to devote the evening to having dinner with her mum at one of Brussels' trendier restaurants.
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Q: You must get approached for donations all the time, so how do you decide where to devote those dollars?
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Take some time away from teaching secret frat handshakes and sorority songs, and devote more to teaching Good Samaritan policies.
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That the artist would devote himself to such an undertaking is moving, whether the emotion is implicit or formally transparent.
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This trend suggests users are reaching a saturation point in terms of how much time they can devote to apps.
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Even during porn's most profitable eras, it was rare for filmmakers to devote six figures to a single porn flick.
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In fact, Brusche recently decided to give up his job doing graphic design to devote his full attention to bananas.
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"These findings suggest getting Americans to devote at least 20 or 30 minutes each day to physical activity is feasible."
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A search of his site turned up no specific "Technology" page, but Trump does devote an entire page to cybersecurity.
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But despite all these very real failings, the overwhelming majority of journalists devote their lives to accurately informing the public.
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It also called for nations to devote at least 20 percent of their growing military budgets to equipment and modernization.
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His ample funds afforded a material security that allowed them to devote all of their time to the socialist cause.
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Another demonstrator, Bethany Webb, 57, told me she'd cut back at work to devote more time to anti-Trump activism.
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Khaled has the means to flee Syria, but he's decided instead to devote his life to overthrowing the Assad regime.
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That's what happens when you devote your life to secrecy and, despite publishing 27 books, never tell your own story.
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This movement mandated that good Christian families devote themselves entirely to raising as many children as possible in the faith.
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This museum will devote its 218st annual festival for young people to the Taíno, the indigenous tribe of the Caribbean.
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He and his wife divorced that year, and he retired in 1996, determined to devote himself to a worthy cause.
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But who wants to devote valuable time to legacy talk when free-agency season, just like that, is upon us?
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Mr. Greilsammer said that musicians honorably devote much of their time trying to understand and convey a composer's original intentions.
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"I like to devote my time and energy to being a musician," he told The New York Times in 1981.
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There was no model for an ambitious female politician and Meir was not about to devote time to inventing one.
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Ms. Trump shut down her fashion brand in July, saying she wanted to devote herself to her White House role.
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When you decide to devote your whole life to Jesus together, you start to think of each other as brothers.
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Even in this era of fast fashion, many Dong women still devote countless hours to making the dark, glossy cloth.
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Peter Welch (D-Vt.), who supported the package but stressed the need to devote greater resources to the opioid fight.
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They often devote more resources to the process and have more bureaucracy overseeing it, such as a human resources department.
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Given the way Ms. Kusama's work attracts visitors, the galleries devote significant time to fielding requests from around the world.
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Critics fear the SDF will abandon or release ISIS prisoners when it has to devote its resources to fighting Ankara.
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Mr. Xi's comments suggested that at least some regions have been reluctant to devote resources and personnel to the effort.
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But presidents are also entitled to advisers who devote their energies to advancing the boss's agenda, not to stymieing it.
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Nor is his routine realistic for most people who don't have a movie budget to devote to health and fitness.
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That anyone can devote her life to studying it with such meticulous attentiveness should fill us with joy and hope.
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Patrick told CNBC that leaving NASCAR in the rearview mirror will allow her more time to devote to those projects.
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All they have to do is devote some developer resource to creating the structures needed for data to be moved.
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"We wish to devote our attention and our resources to the transition in mobility," Mr. Denner said in a statement.
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The Church teaches that by remaining celibate and unmarried, a priest can devote himself entirely to God and the Church.
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Or that national institutions in many countries around the world would devote themselves to exploiting security holes in computer networks.
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While primarily led by western countries, even places like Taiwan and Mongolia have started to devote resources to the issue.
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"Sparkletown will be that one wine and one place that I can devote every hour I've got," Mr. Lambert said.
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Weller: You devote an entire chapter to how football will stick around because of, not despite, its level of violence.
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"How much energy does Disney want to devote to something they don't own all of or control all of," asks Greenfield.
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That's not counting the amount of time one would need to devote to maintaining the rental, emailing and greeting guests, etc.
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Sometimes these groups prove useful to law enforcement, exploring cold cases that overwhelmed police departments don't have time to devote resources.
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They despise a group or artist so much that they devote time to mocking, criticizing, or making derivative works about it.
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Couples, by contrast, will only devote 15 percent and 11.7 percent of their paychecks to paying for infant and preschooler care.
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When water goes down, farmers can easily reduce their acreage and devote more water to high-value crops like winter vegetables.
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So far this year, it has yet to devote any articles on its company blog to the topic of net neutrality.
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Whoever is president of the United States needs to devote considerable attention to relations with Russia because of that country's importance.
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Nearly 90 percent of respondents, he found, said they devote 30 minutes or more each day to education or self-improvement.
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Making them effective will require social media companies to consistently uphold these rules, and to devote sufficient resources to addressing violations.
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As it's a slow day, I devote some time to my hobby and hustle by trying out online photo print services.
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Certain candidates manage to mobilize supporters who are highly committed, organized, and consistently willing to devote time to local party fights.
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He would, he promised, devote "a significant amount of my time and resources to the people and businesses of New Zealand".
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It's rare for a candidate to devote quite so much time to the topic of abortion in a competitive general election.
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Poor households, which devote a greater proportion of their spending to imported goods, look most vulnerable to a spike in prices.
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He also said that Valeant needed to devote more resources and attention to relations with investors, government and the news media.
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A legislature that cannot direct agencies to consider nonquantifiable values is one that must devote itself to legislation within narrow limitations.
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"I want to just devote myself entirely to the mission of ServiceNow and make this company an absolute masterpiece," he said.
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Another option is to devote your attention to the card with the highest interest rate, and pay that one off first.
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Resisting that, rather than fretting about illiberalism, must be where the opponents of Mr Orban and his ilk devote their efforts.
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My passion for helping other people in my community led me to devote my life's work to helping people with disabilities.
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IF YOU wanted to devote an entire book to a year in Victorian Britain, 1858 would not be an obvious choice.
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Maybe your goal is financial independence, an early retirement, more travel cash or more time to devote to a passion project.
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The foundation should devote meaningful time and resources to making sure the American public understands the positive things it has done.
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There, he enrolls in graduate school and searches for spiritual rehabilitation and a purpose to which he can devote his life.
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By cutting out unnecessary, useless meetings, Bezos is able to devote more time toward working to further his goals every day.
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So studios devote millions of dollars to persuading the Academy that their movie is more than just two hours of escapism.
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This means a gymnast has to decide to forego her childhood and devote her life to a sport in grade school.
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On Friday, Boeing announced it would temporarily curb its 737 MAX production rate to devote more resources to fixing the software.
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Instead, devote a little time to meal prepping, and make a big batch of this protein-packed Southwestern Chicken Bowl recipe.
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So I decided to explore the humble thud and devote an entire day to listening, really listening, to a kick drum.
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This mix of exoticism, predictability and rarity leads some people to devote their lives to seeing as many eclipses as possible.
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Economic stars such as Mr Stiglitz and Mr Piketty are too busy on the lecture circuit to devote time to policymaking.
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They may secure better terms from vendors, adopt more aggressive pricing, and devote more resources to technology, infrastructure, fulfillment, and marketing.
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To the contrary, that meant both films had more time to devote to the relationships within them that were really crucial.
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Last week, President Donald Trump called on the Department of Justice to devote extra resources to prosecuting crimes against law enforcement.
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The procession ended with Kelly placing her bridal bouquet on the altar of the chapel of Sainte Devote, Monaco's patron saint.
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If they see good returns with this information, advertisers may devote more mobile spending to Google, or so goes the logic.
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And this stability allowed Mr Zuckerberg to devote more time and money to working out a suitable format for mobile advertising.
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After McConnell said he would cancel the August recess, Schumer called on him to devote the month to health care issues.
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Beecroft: I used to devote part of the day to massage or yoga, but now there's just so much to do.
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Scorpios are often described as possessive and jealous, and Drake likely craves a partner who will devote herself to him entirely.
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And devote significant funds to border agents so that people who are in genuine danger can be processed quickly and rescued.
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Sponsors of this fall's presidential debates ought to devote one debate entirely to education, with Common Core being the primary topic.
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Banks should therefore devote more attention to the user experience and navigability of an app to boost engagement and customer satisfaction.
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Why wouldn't we devote one small part of tax reform to making the lives of its participants a little bit easier?
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Guillebeau advises side hustlers to devote 10 percent more effort to two main areas: changing customers' lives and making more money.
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Neurotic is perhaps an understatement, and Mr. Gethard doesn't devote much time to his life as a writer, comic and performer.
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Now at 70 years of age he wants to devote his skill set to helping all Americans climb the economic ladder.
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That financial support allows Nerling to devote himself full-time to spreading his beliefs through social media to a growing audience.
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WEISS: Obviously we loved the books so much, loved them enough to possibly devote ten years of our lives to them.
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All this work is an after-thought to the social networks, which devote their resources to building products and selling ads.
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Practice creates patterns and motor memory, which means that as you get better at something you actually devote less thought to.
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Joe Taub retired in 1969 when he was 40 to devote himself to philanthropy, with a focus on causes in Paterson.
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But until we devote the needed resources to making the mental health system work, we will continue to have unnecessary tragedies.
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The wealthy and politically connected will dictate how, when and whether cities and towns devote resources to elevating roads and buildings.
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All told, you might have to devote around 18 hours to standing in line, plus another eight hours inside the room.
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Even if they fail, they hope the issue will motivate Democrats to devote more energy to the midterms elections this fall.
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They recently moved closer to my sister, who just became an empty nester and has more time to devote to them.
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Once you get it, it's not that hard, but you have to devote one several-hour block to figuring it out.
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These realizations marked her political awakening, prompting her to lead voter registration drives and devote herself to the civil rights movement.
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He said he learned about the deaths of his classmates one by one and chose to devote himself to activism afterward.
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If they devote one scene to atmosphere it's a scene lost to character; a scene solely about character may shortchange plot.
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When demand surpassed his weekend supply, Mr. Batista quit his day job in sales to devote himself to pastéis full time.
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Those of us in the media devote endless hours to refuting the latest barrage of hooey emanating from the White House.
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And I thought that if you give the orchestra a straightforward part, you can devote the rehearsal time to the principals.
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In retrospect, the pain from that time is what deepened my gratitude for those who devote their careers to curing disease.
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"You would need to devote every atom of planet Earth to store bits to describe that state of that quantum computer."
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It's part of the left's war on the right MORE, and President Obama plans to devote time toward the group's goals.
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Far from futuristic, the plan would devote most of the money to repair 17,19503 miles of existing roads and 500 bridges.
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But he retired at age 31 instead of joining them, wanting to devote more time to his family and business interests.
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The cluing is just hard enough to make you hunker down and devote all of your available brain cells to it.
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Given those pressures, it's likely that California will be disappointed again in the amount of attention the candidates devote to it.
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If it's your pattern to devote yourself to people who mistreat you, then please work on your self-respect in counseling.
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And candidates are forced — unless they're Steyer or Bloomberg — to devote ludicrous and possibly corrupting sums of time to political panhandling.
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At the time, Mr. Singhal said he wanted to devote time to philanthropy; he joined Uber less than a year later.
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The "hassle" of an appeal, Terrazas said, adding homeowners should make sure they have the time to devote to the process.
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The group expects to devote a "higher percentage" of its budget to digital advertising in 2018 than it did in 2016.
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The Democratic strategist said Biden should devote more resources to Iowa and New Hampshire or he'll be disappointed in South Carolina.
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Lawmakers jump-start talks on privacy bill MORE (R-Miss.) asked to devote the lunch to discussing health care more deeply.
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The question scientists are debating now: Should society devote its limited resources to reversing past wrongs, or on preventing future extinctions?
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Jonas expects Marchionne will leave Fiat Chrysler by the end of 2018 in order to devote his full attention to Ferrari.
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Become very conscious of what is important to you, what really nourishes you, and devote more time and attention to it.
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Before you get sucked into email and meetings, devote the first few minutes of each day to a strategic planning session.
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An eminent Lithuanian rabbi is annoyed that his yeshiva students devote their lunch breaks to playing soccer instead of discussing Torah.
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Pick one sensation — for example, the feeling of your breath going in and out — and devote your attention to it. 5.
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Yet there is a large group of martial arts which devote enormous amounts of time to the disarming of armed opponents.
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Each year there will be new resources freed up to devote to compliance; full decarbonization will happen eventually, come what may.
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After working odd jobs for decades, Stone was finally able to devote himself to sculpture full time beginning in the 1960s.
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Online audiences are willing to devote significant time to in-depth scholarship, she says, so long as it is well-conceived.
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Thanks to the guidance of Canada's leftwing government, for example, the leaders will devote great attention to climate change and gender equality.
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To support her interests and devote himself to their quality time, Charland became her Girl Scout troop co-leader and coached softball.
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Are you ready to leave your job, ride off into the sunset and devote time and energy to more personally meaningful pursuits?
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Her blues are ones that Brice Marden would devote whole panels to, as in his nine panel, "Ru Ware Project" (2007-2012).
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Unless you're a monster willing to devote your sweet, coveted bathroom space to this oversized Tetris block, it's visible in your bathroom.
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She definitely uses that keen intellect at home in Mobberley, where Collins and his wife devote all their time to the pooch.
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The FTC said it would devote $144 million, with 528 full-time staff equivalents, of its total funding to its antitrust mission.
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Only about 470 primary-care providers, or about 9 percent of them, appeared to devote their practices to visiting patients at home.
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Winfrey recently extended her contract with OWN through 2025, so it's unclear how much time she'll devote specifically toward her Apple projects.
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It has said it would devote much of its cash flow this year to paying down its debt, rather than making acquisitions.
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She also decided to devote her life to a craft that places extreme demands on youth, physique, and je ne sais quoi.
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If children are making good progress in their sums but not their reading, a school can devote more resources to English lessons.
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Because male orgasm is associated with ejaculation, few men devote much time to worrying about whether or not they've actually had one.
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But far from empowering ordinary workers, this could well empower far-left tribunes who are willing to devote their lives to meetings.
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They devote a higher proportion of their income to food, the price of which has increased by 4% in the past year.
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It has been two months since he said it was an emergency and pledged to devote more resources to addressing the issue.
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Voter interest and a record of campaign trail promises could prompt a Democratic president to devote real political capital to tougher policies.
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Rather than filling garages with flashy cars, the data show, today's rich devote their budgets to less visible but more valuable ends.
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For all the energy and resources spent guarding against breaches, let's devote equal attention to protocols for when — not if — they occur.
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They receive state benefits, stipends and military exemptions that allow many to devote time to religious studies rather than joining the workforce.
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Those who devote their time to helping homeless and needy pets often encounter innocent animals who have been neglected, abused and abandoned.
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Hutchins said in his statement this week that he'll "continue to devote [his] time to keeping people safe from malware attacks."[ZDNet]
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Suhara says the donors put her in charge of making sure all the members of the widows camp devote themselves to prayer.
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I continued to learn more and improve my skills until I decided to devote myself, body, and soul to this beautiful profession.
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You might be surprised to hear that a man so deeply touched by Christian teachings would devote his life to abortion rights.
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The school district is banking on teachers agreeing to relinquish 7 percent of their earnings over two years to devote to pensions.
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Employees of the cloud computing service are granted eight additional days of paid time off each year to devote to meaningful causes.
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According to the Associated Press, US attorneys will be able to decide how to devote federal resources to marijuana enforcement and prosecution.
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And the availability of those remote services frees up healthcare professionals on the ground to devote themselves to the most urgent cases.
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Parents, teachers and coaches devote countless hours into helping kids build skills that they think will help them have a brighter future.
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At a minimum, he will need to adjust his style of communication and devote more attention and effort to the legislative process.
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But maybe you're wondering why a company that sells athletic apparel would devote so much time and energy to something like this.
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In a letter to the committee he said he needed to devote himself to his legal defense and would not be returning.
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With those travelers ushered through exclusive Pre-Check lanes, screeners could devote more scrutiny to people the agency thought posed greater risk.
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After working as a partner and managing director at Goldman Sachs, Zehner decided to devote her life to helping women and girls.
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"I think it would be foolhardy for us to devote all of our resources to getting weapons of mass destruction," he said.
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Hopkins knew the project would be more successful if he could devote more time to it — so he quit his day job.
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It was only after retiring from teaching middle school at 213600 that she was able to devote herself full time to painting.
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It was only after retiring from teaching middle school at 1905 that she was able to devote herself full time to painting.
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The most respect we can devote is to finish what they started by ratifying the Equal Rights Amendment in the U.S. Constitution.
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"Waves of new blood on board, we devote to the affairs of family, nation and globe, composing chapters of commitments," one read.
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To be sure, there are still many traditional grandparents who are retired and who devote considerable time to caring for their grandchildren.
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It was only after retiring from teaching middle school at 69 that she was able to devote herself full time to painting.
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It was only after retiring from teaching middle school at 57093 that she was able to devote herself full time to painting.
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For months, left-wing activists have been demanding that the Democratic Party devote an entire debate to the subject of climate change.
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He left his high school and his parents, and moved into Scientology dorms to devote his every waking hour to the church.
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"I've had so much time to devote to my ideas of where I see this brand going," Westbrook said in her video.
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I didn't know if it was wise to devote so many pages to something that, though satirical, was not at all funny.
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Middle schoolers devote two semesters of seventh-grade history to learning about Austin, the Battle of the Alamo and other Texas pioneers.
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Ordinary mathematicians intent on expanding the borders of the field could not possibly devote that kind of effort to checking their proofs.
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There's no version of this story in which it makes sense to drag Harris, or to devote multiple articles to the exchange.
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Math and English lessons are taught by the Landrys, who devote most of their attention to older students preparing for the ACT.
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As a result, in those decades neither the Vietnamese government nor individual families had spare resources to devote to finding the missing.
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Some felt it was inappropriate for HIAS, a Jewish group, to devote resources to aiding Muslims; HIAS, to its eternal credit, disagreed.
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But ultimately, Dr. Fisher comes down on the side of pet owners, who must devote a lot of time to their animals.
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Of all the candidates on Tuesday's debate stage, the Biden campaign was the last to devote serious advertising resources to the states.
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The government didn't devote its resources to pursuing them — or toward arresting me this week — because it has far more important priorities.
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Biden was the last contender to devote substantial advertising money to the Super Tuesday states, announcing a six-figure spend on Wednesday.
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The story of a company man who leaves the corporate world to devote his energies to something more groovy is not new.
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Scott Pelley is said to be leaving "CBS Evening News" to devote more time to "60 Minutes," which turns 50 next year.
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Some neonatal intensive care units, called NICUs, now devote 10 percent of their hours to caring for infants who have withdrawal symptoms.
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Since Buttigieg announced his candidacy, his husband has taken a leave from teaching to devote himself to being a supportive campaign partner.
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I watched him for eight years devote every ounce of his energy and thought and attention to the service of this country.
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Yet attacking those who devote themselves to the service of the suffering members of society does not serve the interests of anyone.
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"We need to make it easier" for people to devote some portion of their free time to physical activity, Dr. Cohen said.
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"We need to make it easier" for people to devote some portion of their free time to physical activity, Dr. Cohen said.
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"We need to devote our scarce resources and our energy to study what really does cause autism," she told Politico in 2017.
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Having moved the CHOICE Act out of the House, Hensarling can now devote more effort to reforming Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
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As your pregnancy progresses, you&aposll produce less breast milk because your body will devote more resources to the growing fetus, instead.
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But Republican lawmakers are likely to devote much attention to Obama's plan to put a $10.25 tax on each barrel of oil.
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People who devote their lives to the field do so out of a sense of dedication and treat it like a cause.
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"As the skill sets become more mature, developers will devote more internal resources to it, developing their own story talent," he said.
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They'd like to see large areas of the earth preserved without people — Wilson wants to devote half the Earth's surface to nature.
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And because DIK is now officially published by the QAI, I would like to devote its next issues to South American countries.
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Critics say the NCAA's scholarship policy short-changes athletes who risk injury and devote many hours to practice sessions, travel and competition.
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Often, these activists devote most of their time to tracking migrant boats, counseling people wishing to defect, and pushing for regime change.
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I realized I needed to devote more of my life to God, and a monastery was the perfect place to do that.
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Compared with liberals, conservatives tend to register greater physiological responses to such stimuli and also to devote more psychological resources to them.
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Anybody who does the latter creates a new scrambling pattern which Genius will have to specifically devote engineering resources to un-scrambling!
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But does it make sense to devote time or resources to rescuing animals when there are people who are displaced and stranded?
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Normally, we devote each episode of Recode Decode, hosted by Kara Swisher to one key player from the tech and media world.
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He couldn't understand why she'd devote so much of her time to understanding the motivations of a confessed killer — especially considering her history.
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It's disappointing that you can devote your life into helping people every single day and one misunderstanding everybody turns their back on you.
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Maybe people just want to believe that a piece of machinery couldn't perform an activity to which they devote much of their existence.
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For instance, knowing I can rely on you for plotting, I have more creative energy to devote to language, setting, et cetera. 25.
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Now Leslie is once again working as Kristin's caregiver so that her daughter can devote her energy to caring for her new son.
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The real subject of this gentle, hypnotic film is passion, and what drives a man to devote his life to a single purpose.
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Don't forget that affordability is largely a function of your cash flow each month: What can you devote to paying down your mortgage?
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Luisana and I have put our careers on hold in order to devote all our time and attention to helping Noah get well.
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But unlike Obama, Sanders didn't devote the time and resources necessary to prove that he, not Clinton, was the candidate they could trust.
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The Japanese automaker said it would devote $2 billion to the effort over 12 years, including a $750 million equity investment in Cruise.
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The season finale of HBO's new corporate drama Succession airs Sunday night, and really, it's best you devote some time to catching up.
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But I think we're immensely clever, and once we reassess these issues, we might devote ourselves to finding our way out of it.
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A high-endurance drone that doesn't have to devote space to a human pilot seemed, to the Navy, to be a perfect fit.
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And Australia said it would lay off 63 scientists from a crucial weather station and devote its science agency to more commercial work.
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In other words, YouTube Kids is definitely saying that it's not going to devote additional staff to make YouTube Kids 100 percent safe.
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Mayor Karen Weaver decided to devote all of a $2 million refund from the state to at least start the process in March.
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The FBI will devote more resources to helping along the congressional investigations, which will help those investigations become more credible and more effective.
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It was then that we decided to devote ourselves and our second chance at service to making our communities safer from gun violence.
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However, this year Britain became just the first country to devote cash to such projects; America is eyeing grants, too, despite Mr Trump.
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Hunt took advantage of FCC regulations that mandated all radio and TV broadcasters to devote blocks of their schedules to "public interest" programming.
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We need people like Rajko, the ones willing to devote seven years of their lives to saving The Matrix Online from permanent disconnection.
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Some royal watchers have observed that the wedding registry may also signal the causes the couple plans to devote themselves to going forward.
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For Vargas, having the the opportunity to devote more time to projects like
this was one of the deciding factors in
leaving ABC.
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Ken Bone chose to devote his precious rhetorical capital to the business side of science, while leaving out the actual science almost entirely.
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Instead, these stores offer more health products like sleep apnea masks and devote space to services aimed at helping customers manage chronic conditions.
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But I wasn't about to devote my life to some genius who's only acknowledged after his death, gently doted on by his followers.
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Drug companies continue to be willing to pay high premiums to buy new products, rather than devote their resources to risky drug development.
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In effect she admitted that the government cannot stabilise its finances if it continues to devote 40% of (non-interest) spending to pensions.
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Nearly 90 percent of respondents, he reports, say they devote 30 minutes or more each day to education or self-improvement through reading.
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Instead of complaining about things they can't change or rehashing something that happened yesterday, mentally strong people devote their energy to productive tasks.
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The effects are straightforward: politicians must devote time and access to special interest groups, donors and lobbyists when they should be serving constituents.
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How much attention he will devote to FSOC issues, though, is questionable given all the other issues on his plate, notably tax reform.
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Read: US lists China as among worst human trafficking offenders President Trump has promised to devote more resources to the anti-slavery cause.
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"We're small enough that, while we have other things going on, we could still devote a lot of attention to this," he said.
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He told Business Insider that if the former New York mayor ultimately runs, Social Capital will devote its resources to helping the campaign.
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We must right-size our infrastructure, capture the savings, and devote these savings to readiness, modernization, and other more pressing national security requirements.
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It reflects funding levels for the agencies, privacy protections, changes in how much we're going to devote to human intelligence versus signals intelligence.
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Therefore, let's begin with some basics -- provide much better protection to the men and women who devote their lives to working in Congress.
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But he also shares concern for the people who devote their lives to her "dark brand of spirituality" without professional oversight or accountability.
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But in spite of the toll that suicide takes on families and communities, we have yet to devote meaningful resources to defeating it.
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"We devote all these resources to creating, basically, country clubs with libraries," Barry Schwartz, a longtime professor of psychology at Swarthmore, told me.
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In an interview, Narasimhan said his company planned to devote roughly $12 billion to deals, and he identified two key areas of focus.
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Instead we should devote ourselves to better lane-hopping, by recognizing our limits but also finding the partners we need to breach them.
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I am dealing with the folks over here so I haven't devoted, I haven't been able to devote very much time to it.
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Weir jokes that helped that at the time he had "no life," so he could devote time to his endeavor outside of work.
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A burying beetle faces a conflict: Should it devote its tiny resources to creating more eggs or securing the survival of its offspring?
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In Minnesota, one public defender followed by a reporter estimated that he had about 12 minutes to devote to each client that day.
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What if you could just turn wireframes straight into code and then devote your time to the more complex aspects of a build?
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Wise recommends that we be clear with ourselves about which goal we're pursuing whenever we devote time and money to a given cause.
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That's the rate of return you get — tax- and risk-free — on every dollar you devote to paying down your credit card debt.
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As an apprentice of the House of Black and White you will devote yourself to the Many-Faced God and serve his bidding.
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Self-care should be a part of your daily routine, and today the Moon wants you to devote extra time to loving yourself.
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However, I also believe we should spend much less money on emergency measures and devote more toward addressing the root of the problem.
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It was during that service that I specifically remember thinking that I wanted to devote my life to women and to abortion care.
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United States attorneys who refused or failed to devote time to the comparatively low-level voter fraud cases were dismissed under political pressure.
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The move allowed the upper chamber to devote its full attention to passing the next relief package in response to the coronavirus crisis.
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It's like that vow you make, but never keep, to devote a bunch of time to paring down your list of Facebook friends.
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Who are the few hundred kids each year who decide that task is the thing they want to devote countless hours to accomplishing?
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Literary biographers—writers who devote their lives to other writers' lives—are a confraternity of old soldiers who like to trade battle stories.
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The idea that Twitter would devote so much time to dealing with them, but not with genuine harassment, is, in their eyes, absurd.
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For Kanter, that visceral link to others' suffering has prompted him to devote time and money to organizations helping undernourished and underprivileged communities.
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It should do so, though, only if it can devote the same time and resources that it has afforded Posenenske and Mr. Lee.
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"The UnGraduate" (season 23, episode 210) Here's where Rory decides to devote all of her overachieving, people-pleasing tendencies to her new life.
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During the two months he had to lie flat on his back, it became clear that he wanted to devote himself to food.
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Guilt that I'm not making the most of the chance to continue my education by being unable to devote myself to it entirely.
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Teams face significant financial pressures, however, as they devote resources to designing radically different cars for 2021 while also developing the 2020 ones.
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The two devote a significant part of their time repressing (in the case of Alejandro) and belittling (in the case of Mariela) dissenters.
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In his world, the criminals are the victims, while the real crooks are those who devote their lives to the rule of law.
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Rather than change specialties or even abandon his chosen career, however, Dr. Dudrick decided to devote himself to discovering what caused their deaths.
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At the memorial, Ms. Heyer's mother, Susan Bro, exhorted the crowd to devote themselves to the values for which her daughter had stood.
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Should I devote the next two years to talking about my ideas and record, knowing that I might never win the Democratic nomination?
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The show follows the collisions and collusions within a group of Budapestians who devote their leisure time to dancing to Hungarian folk music.
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Facebook will also devote more resources to its security team and double the number of staff on its election integrity team, Zuckerberg said.
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The idea is that those items will attract younger collectors, ones with less disposable income and less time to devote to the practice.
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This job, constructing a new order for the ages, gave generations of Americans a sense of purpose, something to devote their lives to.
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European forecasts are often considered better than most, in part because European governments often devote more resources to them, including costly computer time.
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For decades, Mr. Vasquez and his family have lobbied local officials to recognize and devote resources to the study of the burial ground.
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"If people who devote their lives to it can't point anything out, then I think I may be on to something," he said.
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Mr. Steyer emphasized his decision more than a decade ago to leave his business and devote much of his money to nonprofit causes.
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Wanting to devote more time his own work, he resigned the directorship in 1974 but continued to teach until he retired in 2000.
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Mr. Phillips's committee pledged to "devote its resources in funds and publicity" to any candidate for the House who supported the impeachment effort.
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In an alternate universe, Trump would devote his presidency to a conservative agenda that improved the lives of the people who elected him.
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At the same time, the NRA will devote just more than $1 million to ads airing on broadcast networks in markets around Virginia.
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These days she and her husband — who is 250 and still teaching full time at Northeastern University — devote their time to promoting ECT.
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Does it make it easier to do your forward planning in terms of, you know, 'how much do we devote to fossil fuels?
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I'm serving on the board of a startup nonprofit organization and I never feel like I have enough time to devote to it.
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I can only tell that I'll devote myself, body and soul, to this task, that it is both a privilege and a pleasure.
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Chan had earlier withdrawn to devote himself to practice after a disappointing finish in Skate Canada, the second of six grand prix events.
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But people still have a finite amount of attention — and money — to devote to video, and more players will be competing for it.
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" • The USOC will devote "substantial funds" to give abuse survivors access to treatment and counseling -- details of which are to be announced "soon.
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Even if they did, they can't devote meaningful time, much less exclusive focus, because their viability depends upon winning in the earlier contests.
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" -Florida Governor Rick Scott has declared a state of emergency and said he will "devote every resource available to assist with the shooting.
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The homeland security measure would devote $1.3 billion to border security measures, such as enhanced surveillance and fortified fencing, but not the wall.
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When we spoke to Mr. Beutner, he suggested that the city might devote some of its funding for homeless children to support schools.
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Democrats can provide it by working with Senators Cassidy and Collins, and others who wish to devote Obamacare-level resources to extending coverage.
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It's just that they have a responsibility in knowing that that impact is there, and to devote some engineering resources to fix it.
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The brothers knew there was more running talent where they came from, and they began to devote time to finding and supporting it.
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I will devote my life to finding the real Golden Globes party molester, and of course now I realize my behavior was wrong.
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There's dinner to cook, sex to enjoy, sleep to be had, and only so many extra hours to devote to television as a couple.
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On the flip side, if resources are scarce, the animal will devote these meagre resources to sustaining itself, rather than trying to produce offspring.
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"What is required is a willingness to make this issue a priority and to devote the resources needed to address it effectively," he writes.
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Despite a global agreement that countries would devote 219% of their national income to environmental efforts, the US commits just 220%, the report found.
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Vale said in a securities filing that it plans to devote the remainder of its operating earnings to extraordinary dividends and "bolt on" acquisitions.
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