You need to devote yourself to your religion, Lost Artist.
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You must devote yourself to one company for a long time.
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If you can endure boredom, you can devote yourself to deep and serious projects.
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So this week, devote yourself to one of the last weeks of summer cooking.
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This is also an excellent evening for romance or to devote yourself to a creative project.
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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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Stop forcing the issue and instead devote yourself to finding happy or productive uses for your spare time.
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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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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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You have to have fun with it, you have to explore, you have to devote yourself to different areas and places and take it there.
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I stopped playing the viola after becoming a journalist because I really think you can only truly devote yourself to one thing at a time.
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Scorpio vibes are "all or nothing," so whether for pleasure or business, this is a day to devote yourself wholeheartedly to anything you are passionate about.
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Perhaps it&aposs that you need to devote yourself wholly to one area — that while one door flies wide open, others slowly creak to a close.
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You really have to turn off the rest of the world, sit down, really go into the process and devote yourself to whatever it is you're doing.
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"Dread Pirate Roberts is now immortal and if you devote yourself to that ideal, and our enemies cannot stop it, then the idea becomes something else entirely," he continued.
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I'm not sure where this has headed, but it has made me feel well many days — and left me wondering if you can actually devote yourself to more than one thing.
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The JAMs believed you couldn't do a job or go to college and devote yourself fully to the cause, but Clean Bandit, who've had two number 1s this year, met at Jesus College, Cambridge.
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This undercurrent of insecure moralizing pervaded the camp — everyone wanted to know if you were there to devote yourself to the Sioux or if you had only come to post about it on Facebook.
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The short version of the constructing story is that early week puzzles require you to devote yourself to developing a theme — which usually takes center stage — and that theme needs to be tight and lively.
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You might think you're a Game of Thrones fanatic, but until you devote yourself to doing something insane like recreating the Red Keep in Lego, you're just a run-of-the-mill admirer of the show.
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" Angela Duckworth, author of Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance: "After you've discovered and developed interest in a particular area, you must devote yourself to the sort of focused, full-hearted, challenge-exceeding-skill practice that leads to mastery.
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If you want to truly dig in and devote yourself to protecting a child's future, the Court Appointed Special Advocate program (CASA) pairs abused and neglected children with volunteer mentors, and there's a very good chance you qualify to be one.
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Italian Gardens – A Cultural History, 2006: 10. Pliny the Younger described his life at his villa at Laurentum: " ...a good life and a genuine one, which is happy and honourable, more rewarding than any "business" can be. You should take the first opportunity to leave the din, the futile bustle and useless occupations of the city and devote yourself to literature or to leisure."Cited in Attlee, 2006: 13.
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'travel an honorable path and industriously devote yourself to achieve individual aspiration'. In line with its motto, the school excels in academics, and most students pursue higher education in university after their graduation. The students also excel at sports including judo, rowing, rugby, basketball and soccer and have participated in national competitions. The Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology appointed the school as a 'Super Science High School', an institution prioritizing science, technology, and mathematics.
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Pliny the Younger described his life at his villa at Laurentum: " ...a good life and a genuine one, which is happy and honourable, more rewarding than any "business" can be. You should take the first opportunity to leave the din, the futile bustle and useless occupations of the city and devote yourself to literature or to leisure".Cited in Attlee, 2006: 13. The purpose of a garden, according to Pliny, was otium, which could be translated as seclusion, serenity, or relaxation.
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I wasn't a machine and he expected too much of me. But for Guimard, I might have joined up with Raymond Poulidor of the Mercier team and we'd never have got on. There'd have been wars between us and I'd have been off again, trying all the teams one by one, and wasting a lot of time. If you want to devote yourself to racing, you must find the right conditions and be able to get on with your colleagues.
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Two letters from uncle Bobrowski awaited him in London. In one, the uncle wrote: "I deduce from your and [Conrad's business associate Adolf] Krieger's letters [that] you intend to devote yourself to trade and stay in London." He urged Conrad to first pass his ship master's examination and obtain British naturalization. On 28 July 1886 Conrad failed in his first attempt to pass the master mariner's examination; he again never acknowledged this, to his uncle or to the reading public of his A Personal Record.
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"You must renounce all hopes of heaven ... and devote yourself to Satan" replies Alice Nutter. On hearing those words Alizon rushes from her hiding place and goes to Jennet, asking the child to leave with her and be saved. But the demon insists on having a new convert, so Alice calls for Dorothy Assheton, who, still under the influence of the potion she had taken earlier, scarcely knows what is happening to her. Alice asks her if she is willing to become a witch, and Dorothy agrees that she is.
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Now in her late 70s, María Nieves offers a simple explanation for her success despite never having had a dancing lesson: "The first time I danced the tango, it entered my skin through my feet, passed from my skin to my blood and through my blood to my heart. It requires no acrobatics, you simply have to devote yourself to your heartbeat." The 2015 documentary film Un tango más by German Kral depicts the sometimes difficult relationship between Nieves and Copes, dance partners for over 40 years. Nieves attributes her improvement as an artist to the hatred between the two dancers.
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In 1919, Basadre entered the National University of San Marcos where he graduated as a Ph.D. in Humanities in 1928 and in Law in 1935. While studying, he intervened in the University Conversation of 1919, along with other young students of the so-called Generation of the Reformation, and he also worked at the Peruvian National Library from 1919 up to 1930. He was a professor at the Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos in 1928, teaching a course in the History of Peru. In 1929 he assumed the titular chair of History of the Republic of Peru, and in 1935 that of History of Peruvian Law, which he held until 1954 (although with intervals due to absences outside the country), when he departed from professional teaching for devote yourself entirely to research.
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