Ackerman devotes ample space to the science of Tetris addiction.
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He has access to books and devotes hours to writing.
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Mr. Shackett devotes his days there to chats with Mrs.
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Culture critic Anita Sarkeesian devotes an episode of her Tropes vs.
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Now it devotes the entire sixth floor to playing catch-up.
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ESPN devotes an entire day to National Letter of Intent signings.
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Her fiancé devotes the entire day to her needs and wants.
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The final report devotes significant attention to Iran's role in Syria.
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The manufacturer also devotes 18 percent of its business to communications.
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Chicago already devotes $4 million a day to the police department.
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The U.S. still devotes about $4 billion annually on the effort.
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But the series also devotes plenty of time to its characters.
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Meili now devotes her life to working with survivors of sexual assault.
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Sean Hannity devotes an hour in Las Vegas to Donald J. Trump.
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Like many thriller writers, Goldberg devotes countless pages to his scrupulous research.
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The book devotes much space to a mystery in E.H.'s past.
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Mr Askwith devotes much effort to defending his subject's concessions to authority.
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Singh devotes too much time to the friendship between the three characters.
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Goodell devotes a good deal of this book to contemplating their fate.
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Huang devotes a short chapter titled "Foursome" to the question of sex.
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In reality, industry devotes just 1.4 percent of sales to consumer advertising.
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How long before Apple devotes a commercial to the iPhone's SIM slot?
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But the Fed devotes a non-trivial amount of energy to gathering them.
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No one knows how much attention he actually devotes to this sprawling portfolio.
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Yet she devotes not a single page to the issues she repeatedly invokes.
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The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) devotes its latest report to this subject.
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And "Game of Thrones" devotes more time than ever to its season finale.
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WQXR's "Aria Code" devotes episodes to unpacking opera arias in all their excesses.
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Ms. Becker estimated that she devotes 40 hours a week overseeing the group.
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She devotes real estate on the page to the perspectives of other people.
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Shlaes also devotes a chapter to public housing projects, which expanded under Johnson.
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission devotes an entire page to Ladder Safety 232.
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The actress's grieving, obscenely rich widower, Philippe, devotes himself to their daughter, Angelica.
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Greenhouse devotes most of a chapter to her, but she wasn't a union person.
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This episode devotes a lot of time to explaining how Rudy exerts his power.
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For the moment, Sritharan devotes his days to science and his evenings to music.
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" Dabiq also devotes two pages to eulogize Mohammed Emwazi, also known as "Jihadi John.
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" Greenberg devotes a long section to "Several Dead Women of Whom I Was Fond.
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There the Dartmoor Amateur Dramatic Company devotes itself to performing the plays of Shakespeare.
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If you don't believe me, believe Wikipedia, which devotes a page to the subject.
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The United States devotes less than 20 percent of its economy to such programs.
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God rewarded me with a wonderful husband, Jay Adkins, who devotes his life to us.
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At 77 minutes, the film devotes insufficient runtime to 106 years filled with singular achievements.
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Mr Sigmund devotes a considerable part of the book to explaining some of these concepts.
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My time would come after two Suntori highballs, to which Suzumebachi devotes an entire tap.
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And the athlete actually devotes a sizable amount of space to store her sports bras.
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Human anatomy devotes more space in the skull to the brain than a chimp's does.
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Reason being, he devotes most of his time to making their lives a living hell.
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Stone devotes much of his show each day to the perfidies of the deep state.
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The Odyssey, however, devotes significant time to the life (and even the dreams) of Penelope.
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The 20103-page opinion devotes just two pages to the intention of the 2017 Congress.
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It devotes exactly zero words to the evidence, surely presented to Trump, of Russian involvement.
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Determined to move from the aisle to the stage, he devotes himself wholeheartedly to training.
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Zuckerberg devotes one day a week toward the effort, while Chan spends more time there.
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ZACHARY WOOLFE It's not often that the Philharmonic devotes five performances to a single program.
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Blanchflower also devotes relatively little time to the other factors that have undermined job security.
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SpongeBob is so adamant about this that he devotes an entire song to help people remember.
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But even accounting for that, the amount of coverage Fox News devotes to them is preposterous.
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It often devotes time to fleshing out villains' backstories, empathetically tracing their paths to extreme ideologies.
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Instead, Fashion Climbing devotes most of its attention to his early work as a hat maker.
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In its latest "World Economic Outlook", the International Monetary Fund devotes a chapter to the debate.
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He devotes 80% of his time to Virgin Unite, the charitable arm of the Virgin Group.
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The United States only devotes 5-21625 cents of each health care dollar to primary care.
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As a portion of revenue, WeWork devotes even more of its cash toward property and equipment.
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Today it devotes a huge effort as well to penetrating computer networks overseas to gather information.
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A Times spokeswoman said the paper devotes more resources to covering climate than any national publication.
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Jacob — in his sedate, Almanac-like way — devotes a good deal of text to the weather.
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The president regularly devotes a portion of his rally speeches to attacking his prospective Democratic challengers.
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In addition to her equestrian and literary careers, Bloomberg devotes a lot of time to philanthropy.
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The average U.S. medical school devotes less than 1 percent of total lecture hours to nutrition.
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He backs up those mental files in his notebook, which devotes two pages to every opponent.
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It devotes an impressive 21% of its revenues and 2500,000 of its 180,000 employees to R&D.
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But the article devotes most of its analysis to questions about material cooperation, the morally grayer type.
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It's not a sex survey: it devotes very few questions to sex, and it doesn't define sex.
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The author devotes a chapter to the body-length polyurethane suit manufactured by Speedo, a swimwear company.
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He devotes a page to the theory that Jar Jar Binks is, in fact, a Sith Lord.
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And it devotes more resources to students in vulnerable populations, including low-income and traditionally underserved students.
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Mr. Freedman devotes a chapter to Sylvia's, the restaurant that Sylvia Woods opened in 1962 in Harlem.
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In the title story, Gay devotes herself to finding specificity in the abstraction of difficult woman archetypes.
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In fact, he devotes only the shortest of the book's three sections to descriptions of individual billionaires.
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From the very beginning, Rieux devotes himself to resisting the plague and achieving solidarity with its victims.
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And he devotes more airtime to burnishing his bipartisan credentials than he does to criticizing President Trump.
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Currently Mr. Ng devotes at least two or three hours a day editing and maintaining transportation articles.
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She says she now devotes her time to rescuing migrants as a reaction to her privileged upbringing.
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Palmieri, who worked on John Edwards's presidential runs, devotes bittersweet time to redeeming his wife, Elizabeth Edwards.
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One tipoff is how many resources the college devotes to programs like "women's studies" and black history.
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Summerfield devotes whole chapters to Nenny's imagined worst-case scenarios, which are fueled by the nightly news.
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She devotes the bulk of her text to Wilson's actions during the war and its immediate aftermath.
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Here are some of its early developments: Rachel devotes herself to solving the mystery of her father.
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America's 2018 Nuclear Posture Review devotes far more words on the Russian threat than it does China.
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Canada currently devotes just under one percent of GDP on defense, less than it did in 2005.
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The Amazing Randi devotes half an hour to a muted jeremiad against the obscure "facilitated communication" hoax.
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Inevitably, and justifiably, Horror Noire devotes a great deal of time and attention to Jordan Peele's Get Out.
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Ms Gidla at times devotes pages to domestic squabbles, but she is also capable of hauntingly evocative images.
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With few rituals to perform at the temple, Hayakawa devotes his energies campaigning against nuclear power in Japan.
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Tunisia devotes most of its fertile irrigated farmland to durum wheat, and imports mainly soft wheat and barley.
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Now, the team devotes a maximum of six hours shooting the animations, not counting the complex planning beforehand.
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THE Koran devotes whole verses to inheritance, and Muslim scholars have spent centuries ruling on what they mean.
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He devotes his time and resources to helping veterans, children living with HIV/AIDS, and African wildlife conservation.
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Tempted by that promise, Barry devotes himself to his training with an intensity unique to the deeply befuddled.
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But if he does accept money, he said, it will not affect the time he devotes to philanthropy.
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Like many Democrats, Yang devotes no small amount of attention to structural reforms of the American political system.
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A draft of the executive order obtained by VICE News devotes a lengthy portion to Syrian refugees specifically.
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Khan's commitment to these expats is evident in the PTI manifesto, which devotes a separate section to them.
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Ms. Hester devotes only about a third of her 260 pages to the financing of an early retirement.
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And yet The Times devotes a coveted front-page slot and two full inside pages to the story.
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Mr. O'Neill, 45, exercises regularly, sleeps seven hours a night, devotes Saturdays to his children and even gardens.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Farruko, a reggaeton singer from Puerto Rico, usually devotes his songs to lust and street life.
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Unsurprisingly, Frayling devotes many plates to posters and production stills from the first "Frankenstein" feature and its sequels.
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But some of the mayor's critics say that he seldom devotes that level of attention to other issues.
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A photographer in his own right, he devotes much of his time to working on Burtynsky's international shoots.
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She also devotes time to hospitals associated with the Children's Miracle Network, and plans on attending graduate school.
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Relative to the United States and some other countries, Taiwan devotes less of its economy to health care.
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As much focus as the film devotes to clinical procedures, even more of it is directed at relationships.
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Maine devotes 30 percent of its budget to social programs — one of the highest rates of any state.
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Similarly, the fourth episode devotes too much time to Ailes' involvement in local politics by buying his community newspaper.
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After that, "Killing Reagan" alternately devotes its energy to Hinckley's madness and Reagan administration palace intrigue and intramural squabbling.
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Although Greece meets the 2%-of-GDP target, it only devotes 12% of its total defence spending to investment.
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Oh, and she also devotes a snap to showcasing her purchase of two different varieties of vanilla ice cream.
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He just turned 40, and devotes an unspeakable amount of time to running this thing, despite having two kids.
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Attracted to conceptual extremes, Rutherford-Johnson devotes many pages to works that extend the radical experiments of John Cage.
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While he owns a stake in Walmart, he doesn't work for the company and devotes time to philanthropic causes.
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It also devotes another $22019 billion in Overseas Contingency Operation (OCO) funding, which does not count toward budget cuts.
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There are four people whom Hillary Clinton devotes good-sized chunks of her new book What Happened to criticizing.
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Ten-year-old Finn, however, believes that it will, and devotes his days to finding and summoning the fish.
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Turning to his time as a justice, he devotes a chapter each to his 36 terms on the court.
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A former beauty queen, Rosie devotes much of her energy to pageants, including the local Miss Teen Bluebonnet contest.
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Ellsberg devotes two chapters to the 1962 Cuban missile crisis, the closest mankind has yet come to nuclear war.
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This twisty book, overpopulated by the walking wounded, devotes more than enough time to diagnosing Judy's narcissistic personality disorder.
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A former corporate lawyer, Sawaya now devotes his life to making art with hugely popular childhood playthings: Lego bricks.
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While he devotes his days to the university, he spends nights and weekends working for the company he founded.
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The new American defense budget devotes significant funds to developing both new weapons and new defenses against hypersonic weapons.
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While he devotes little of the 260 pages to his rivals in the conservative primary, Sarkozy criticizes Hollande throughout.
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Y., devotes part one to detailing the process by which the House Intelligence Committee investigated the case against Trump.
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Now, Buhl devotes his time to a nonprofit he founded, the Association of Community Employment Programs for the Homeless.
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Chivers devotes an entire chapter on whether the Rationalists are a sex cult or not (he doesn't think so).
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Instead, he devotes himself to other pet causes, including one cherished by MRAs the world over—debunking rape statistics.
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When he's not busy filming, Hollywood star Matt Damon devotes a large part of his spare time doing humanitarian work.
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This is especially true after prinsjesdag, when parliament devotes two days to letting the opposition rip the budget to shreds.
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Foucault devotes a mesmerizing full-length study, his only book on literature, to Roussel, in Death and the Labyrinth (1963).
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Erik, who is incarcerated at a facility 500 miles away from his brother, devotes his time to terminally-ill inmates.
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First of all, Heineken, like other alcohol-purveyors, devotes some of its advertising budget each year to "drink responsibly" messages.
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It's hilarious — or it would be if it weren't so telling of how little time Warcraft devotes to its women.
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There's a slight chance Griffin devotes himself to the game and becomes a quarterback worthy of leading a franchise again.
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Jane devotes herself to Valentine's research, even as her sister, Laurel, chooses to live in the moment, as a dancer.
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Though she may not be in the field in Tanzania anymore, she devotes every day to her vision and ideology.
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Wilson's factory devotes several presses just for the balls used at United States Open, Dillon said, to minimize potential variation.
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Mr. Putin knows this, which is why he devotes considerable effort to cultivating and funding euroskeptic groups across the Continent.
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Day in and day out The Times devotes at least one and often multiple front-page stories to Mr. Trump.
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Robbins himself only devotes a certain amount of money to risky ventures and doesn't rely on them to work out.
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He devotes an entire subsection to the plasticity of our memories, noting how they alter every time we recall them.
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A more spectacular intercultural hoax, which Miller devotes a third of his book to, is the case of Paul Smaïl.
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Only North Dakota devotes the level of funding to tobacco prevention that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends.
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The more time and effort VA devotes to addressing employee retaliation, the less time is spent caring for veterans directly.
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To make her case she devotes three-quarters of her book to scientific findings connecting brain functions to moral behavior.
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Miller devotes a chapter to the terrible story of Maria Halpin, who accused a suitor of raping her in 1873.
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Which is apropos, as he devotes much of this shorter audiobook to his evolving spirituality and his current meditation habit.
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Contemporary questions are obviously never far from Berman's mind, but she devotes only a few pages to European politics today.
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Alice Sheppard, disabled dancer who devotes herself to creating movement that challenges the conventional understanding of disabled and dancing bodies
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It is in academia that affirmative action battles have been most ferociously fought, and Urofsky devotes two chapters to this.
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The episode, the strongest in a strong third season, devotes a lot of time and laughs to a bachelorette party.
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She also devotes a significant amount of time to seeking out ceramists to source pots from and researching interesting plants.
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" Focus on the Family devotes a webpage to the implications of a worldview "based on the infallible Word of God.
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Ahead of the holidays, the company is taking a dozen locations and expanding the square footage it devotes to cosmetics.
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It's a reminder of why Rhodes started this ranch and why he devotes all of his free time to it.
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The pair have kept their old jobs and each devotes about 50 per cent of his time to the brewery.
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Saudi Arabia already devotes about a tenth of its G.D.P. to defense, one of the highest rates in the world.
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It is for this reason, perhaps, that Muhlstein devotes a majority of her book to Zola and his social circle.
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And, he tells us the only way Gronk is going to have similar success is if he truly devotes himself.
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Each year, Mike devotes a tremendous amount of his time and effort contributing to our Organization, and marketing Major League Baseball.
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Mueller devotes a significant part of his report analyzing Trump's actions against a legal standard to bring a case to court.
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Director Peter Kunhardt devotes the bare minimum required in the 90-minute production to the Oracle of Omaha's $400 billion conglomerate.
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"Especially since it seems to spend about 10 minutes promoting Disney movies for every minute it devotes to news," Baker said.
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And Aciman devotes himself to chronicling every fleeting fantasy, every caress, with a fervor that matches what his characters are feeling.
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This number should continue to rise as the company devotes more resources to this important and growing part of the business.
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Fosun, a private Chinese firm, devotes a page of its annual report to calculating the value it claims to have created.
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"Crown Vic" devotes much screen time to their banter, packing in more clichés per minute of dialogue than you'd think possible.
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The president's son devotes space in his new book to mocking Robert S. Mueller III's performance testifying before lawmakers in July.
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Ms. Palmer, who until recently was senior money editor at U.S. News & World Report, devotes only a short chapter to investing.
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He devotes quite a bit of space to the origins of conspiratorial fears of the Illuminati—Bavarian intrigue, xenophobia, rapid change.
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He devotes nearly equal time to Roberta's work (including her groundbreaking study of Pearl Harbor), freeing her from Albert's imposing shadow.
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Cramer devotes significantly more time to analyzing the losers than the winners, because the winners tend to take care of themselves.
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Ms. Chernick devotes time to Mr. Perlman's discussions of the violin — its presence at Auschwitz, for example — with luthiers and students.
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In contrast to the majority's mere three paragraphs on stare decisis, Justice Stephen Breyer's dissent devotes over three pages to it.
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Budiansky, a prolific historian and journalist, devotes more than 50 pages to Holmes's Civil War career, including diagrams of battlefield movements.
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The French state, which owns the cathedral, already devotes up to €2 million a year in upkeep, or about $2.4 million.
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But the state still devotes a far smaller amount to those practices than to dairy digesters — $20183 million versus $72.4 million.
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And so it is notable that Rice devotes only a single page in "Tough Love," her 500-page memoir, to Sept.
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She devotes herself to indoctrinating Michael about art (Matisse is superior to Picasso), film (Truffaut over Welles), literature (Faulkner, not Hemingway).
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He devotes almost all his concentration and energy to talking about, or thinking about, his two friends who remain at Angola.
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As time went on, Mr. Callahan turned his focus to the technology and expense that modern medicine devotes to extending life.
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So, too, is his account of a black sharecropper buying a Model T with cash, to which he devotes three pages.
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Now, she said, she devotes most of her time to campaigning on social media and raising concerns with big Western companies.
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For example, the federal government currently devotes $77 billion annually to the tax break for homeowners called the mortgage interest deduction.
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"It's a challenge," said Dr. Bigot, who devotes much of his time to issues related to integrating parts from various countries.
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The school is unusual in the resources and attention it devotes to parents, which educators consider a key to its success.
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If you want gore, Shudder devotes entire categories to showcasing such staples of the genre as Blood Feast and Cannibal Holocaust.
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"I am in awe of any person who devotes their mind and body to athletics, but especially those with disabilities," she shared.
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He loves the team he trains, and out of that love he devotes body and soul to the growth of the club.
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In his new Netflix series Ugly Delicious, David Chang devotes an entire episode to the popularity and origins of Chinese fried rice.
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Now, the 29-year-old devotes most of his time to filling out applications for things like financial assistance and food stamps.
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The Crown devotes an entire episode to Philip's experiences at Gordonstoun, the intense school that he credits for his own personal growth.
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With the level of care this family devotes to public image, Kardashian's comeback — whenever it is — is likely going to be flawless.
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According to the State Department, the US devotes more resources to training the Jordanian military than almost any other in the world.
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This year's edition of "Emissions Gap", an influential annual report from the UN Environment Programme, devotes a chapter to carbon-dioxide removal.
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Shang-Chi will focus on the titular character, Shang-Chi, who devotes his entire life to bringing down his father's criminal empire.
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Wonder Workshop is a participant in Amazon's Launchpad program, a section of the site it devotes to unproven products made by startups.
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Nick Kristof has agreed that, notwithstanding global tragedies to which he often devotes his columns, life is, as Pinker argues, pretty great.
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Traub devotes more space to Louisa Catherine than any previous Adams biographer, in part because she is so omnipresent in the journal.
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Entry to the cathedral is free and the French state, which owns the building, devotes 2 million euros a year to repairs.
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Compared to Utah, Kentucky spends three times more per resident and devotes twice as large a share of its budget to Medicaid.
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Al-Sharif devotes the first and also a later chunk of her book to the police detainment that resulted from her campaign.
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One of the great virtues of this bravura work of economic history is how much attention it devotes to issues of power.
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Cooke, a noted zoologist and documentarian, devotes each of her chapters to a misunderstood creature, upending our assumptions and beliefs about animals.
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The French state, which owns the cathedral, already devotes up to 2 million euros a year in upkeep, or about $2.4 million.
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The kind that just devotes itself to producing cute new heirs to the throne and doesn't even have a national security adviser.
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After establishing the hunt narrative, the series breaks from it and devotes a full episode to this chapter in Mr. Kaczynski's youth.
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Klobuchar devotes the single longest chunk of her presidential campaign stump speech to the tale of her fight against drive-through deliveries.
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She devotes her sharpest insights to close readings of the moviemaker's work for clues to the soul of the (Jewish) man within.
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He devotes time to philanthropy, having given half his Wipro shares to a charity that supports education and health causes in India.
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He devotes several years to studying to become a lawyer and, later, defends other inmates while trying to overturn his own conviction.
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Callahan devotes a chapter to givers' quest for "leverage points," most notably the strategic use of the court system to effect change.
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It devotes more dollars to defense than the next 12 largest military spenders combined, and most of those big spenders are allies.
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It also devotes $3.2 billion to combat the opioid epidemic, and includes the Fix NICS Act, reinforcing existing gun background check laws.
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Women are assumed to be the have-nots because a massive lobby devotes itself to proving Venus is worse off than Mars.
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ST3 devotes too much land and money to parking around stations and does too little upzoning to allow dense development around them.
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Marker devotes each 26-minute episode to a concept crystallized by a single word: symposium, myth, nostalgia, tragedy, music, olympics, and more.
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One of the most impressive things about the show is just how much time and effort it devotes to its supposed villains.
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Hopkins devotes an entire chapter to the question of whether people think of themselves as Americans or as citizens of their states.
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Now 18, she lives in Britain but devotes much of her time and energy to the cause of education for Syrian refugee children.
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In a Vanity Fair piece detailing Holmes's final months at the company, author Nick Bilton devotes a section to the founder's husky, Balto.
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While he continues to work as a lawyer during the week, Shah now devotes nearly all of his free time to this cause.
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When Turquoise's daughter Kai (Alexis Chikaeze) turns 15, she devotes all her efforts to ensure that Kai too will be crowned Miss Juneteenth.
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The corporate sector as a whole devotes an enormous amount of money and brainpower to tax gaming, which contributes zero to the economy.
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He devotes special care to the faces, hoping to make them as unique and realistic as possible, and then he puts on shows.
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The book is organized by broad color families, broken down into shades, each of which she devotes two to four pages to dissecting.
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That's why the US Forest Service devotes several hundred million dollars a year to prescribed burning, thinning, and other hazardous fuel reduction activities.
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The other area he devotes his time to is recruiting — everyone from engineers to C-suite executives, a company's most important senior execs.
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To begin, it devotes most of its resources to high-income people and shareholders, who will just save most of their tax savings.
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Other bravery shows itself through tenderness, as when an innocent prisoner devotes himself to comforting panicked men on their way to the gallows.
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The U.S. government devotes only 2628 percent of its assistance to the world's 28503 chronically fragile states to conflict mitigation and reconciliation programs.
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For Edna St. Vincent Millay fans, the Camden Public Library, a few blocks from the hotel, devotes an entire room to the poet.
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Tribble has broad responsibilities as vice president of software technology, but he devotes substantial time to privacy, often working with closely with engineers.
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It devotes ample time — perhaps too ample time — to the many people the lawyer-turned-politico interacts with in his rise to fame.
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Mississippi's 2018 budget devotes $2.2 billion to local school districts, about $214 million below the fully funded amount set by MAEP, Moody's said.
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It suffices, for now, to say this: Mr. Lehrer devotes many pages in "A Book About Love" to how we grow and evolve.
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Among drug companies, Mylan ranks below the top spenders on lobbying, though it still devotes more than $1 million per year to lobbying.
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Similarly, while Brill devotes a few pages to it, a deeper dive into the failure and subsequent success of the Obamacare website HealthCare.
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I do think it's interesting that once every four years the world devotes a certain amount of time to serious thinking about curling.
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Queirós devotes a healthy amount of time to WA4 chain-smoking in his cramped rattletrap of a ship and preparing for his hit.
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Roberts said she devotes at least 60 hours of every week to that work, for which she pays herself a $153,000 annual stipend.
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It's surrounded by a large lawn — he devotes about an hour each week to mowing it — which slopes down to a marshy pond.
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On the Federal Reserve in particular, the Choice Act devotes a title to "Fed Oversight Reform and Modernization," which includes improving its accountability.
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BENJAMIN PRIME This second, larger Manhattan steak palace in the Benjamin group devotes much of its menu to expected fare, sizzled on grills.
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Evans's analysis has such data, too, but he also devotes considerable space to describing how ordinary Europeans experienced and responded to the changes.
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Meanwhile, the general population devotes more leisure time (30.2%) to passive activities like napping/resting, relaxing, and watching TV than millionaires do (24.3%).
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Apple even devotes part of its iOS App Store to a "Coming Soon" section where you can find upcoming games for pre-order.
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Perhaps that's why "Pharma" devotes so many words to industry malfeasance and only one sentence at the end to a possible "multidisciplinary solution."
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I was surprised how little space such a thoughtful writer devotes in this long novel to the awful particulars of its central catastrophe.
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In addition to this work developing safer peanuts, and other enriched crops, Dodo devotes much of her energy to mentoring aspiring women scientists.
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It also devotes $2700 billion more to combat the opioid epidemic, and includes the Fix NICS Act, reinforcing existing gun background check laws.
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He had never volunteered for a political campaign before, but now devotes seven or eight hours a week to making phone calls for Ojeda.
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In her scant free time, though, she devotes herself to crafting elaborate, pulsating soundscapes like the one on this latest release, Approaching Chalk Outlines.
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In the second act, Harris is working at Google but disillusioned by all the work the company devotes to locking people into their screens.
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The association can still meet that reclamation target if it devotes more resources years later, when it is in a position to do so.
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Another devotes some 20 minutes to filming volunteers prepare sandwiches for those on the frontline with the dull repetition of a human conveyor belt.
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Fallen Angels devotes itself to Irish and British plays written by and about women, and this production is a worthy exemplar of its mission.
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The government of Guinea devotes only 2 percent of its gross domestic product to health care, amounting to about $12 per person in 8003.
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Schama devotes the first of his five parts to "The Face of Power," precisely where we'd expect to begin in the National Portrait Gallery.
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Indonesia devotes less than 1 percent of its total health budget to mental health, uncommonly low even compared with other lower middle-income countries.
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She devotes a prologue, the penultimate chapter and many pages of narrative to Pollard's espionage for the Israeli government, his arrest and his incarceration.
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The French government devotes about 3 percent of its total economic activity to what the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development calls family benefits.
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Supposedly, Rivers is a Tyler Durden-esque anarchist who devotes an enormous amount of energy and physical pain to her own private Project Mayhem.
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The U.S. federal budget also devotes a minuscule percentage to aid for developing countries to adapt to and mitigate the effects of global warming.
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He also launched a National Security Commission that, unlike the White House's National Security Council, devotes a lot of attention to domestic security threats.
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Gates, 193, has served on Berkshire's board since 219 but devotes much of his attention to his charitable organization, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation.
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The 2014 season supplies the core of the book's drama, yet Samaha devotes the first 70-plus pages to the essentially ephemeral 2013 games.
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Hermin, an aspiring composer, first encounters Lenny, a shy teen-ager, playing in a Paris piano shop, and devotes himself to nurturing his talent.
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Now, Justin devotes his summers to basketball — A.A.U. mostly, as well as events with the Dominican Republic's under-17 national team — over organized baseball.
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During particularly busy periods, like fashion week, the amount of time Giselle devotes to research can swell to five hours a day, she said.
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According to the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, the average American devotes approximately 27.5 hours preparing his or her individual income tax return.
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And so with increasing intensity, she devotes herself to the question of how to get pregnant, unaware that her quest will have catastrophic consequences.
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Distraught with grief, Laodamia then devotes herself to a likeness—this time in painted bronze—of her husband, showering the statue with gifts and kisses.
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The usage is one of the company key differentiators, even as it devotes resources to tech advances surrounding latency, 3D audio and high-detail environments.
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This man with a vision devotes his time to creating stunning, one-of-a-kind pieces for the haute couture-loving dogs of the world.
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A gifted student needs a fraction of the hours to master a GCSE subject that the school curriculum typically devotes to that subject, suggests Falck.
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Trump bizarrely devotes the FIRST paragraph of his shameful statement on Saudi atrocities to accuse IRAN of every sort of malfeasance he can think of.
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The DOE's 2018 budget plan is a 5.6 percent reduction from the 85033 budget but devotes $120 million to the Yucca Mountain nuclear waste repository.
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Mukherjee sprinkles brief personal interludes throughout the 500-page book, but he devotes the bulk of The Gene to a chronological history of the field.
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In addition to the grim stories in his text, Madley devotes nearly 200 pages to appendixes listing every known episode of violence involving California Indians.
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The international community currently devotes the vast majority of its resources to humanitarian interventions aimed at saving the lives of people affected by protracted crises.
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It devotes one program at Zankel Hall to Luigi Rossi, and the next to a mélange of Cavalli, Cesti, Monteverdi and Italian folk tunes. Oct.
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There's Mei, a college freshman, who is lonely until the contagion gives her life purpose: along with another student, she devotes herself to assisting others.
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"We should always applaud journalistic enterprise even if The Times devotes considerable resources to a tax story that will surprise exactly no one," he wrote.
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Retro Report, a series of video documentaries that re-examine major news stories of long ago, devotes this installment to the Janes and their mission.
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But Mr. Ibarra hopes the respect and time he devotes to his work sets it apart from the torrent of images readers consume every day.
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It's hard to think about Baumbach's new film, "Marriage Story," as fundamentally optimistic, given how thoroughly it devotes itself to the excruciating process of divorce.
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Multiple Democratic presidential candidates have criticized Mr. Trump, who for years ridiculed Mr. Obama's golf outings, for the amount of time he devotes to golf.
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Hayden devotes far more energy to answering critical coverage in the Times and the Washington Post than to analyzing the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
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Oppenheimer devotes a lot of space to Chambers's early years, because they explain his flight into the encompassing arms of the Communist Party, in 1925.
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Along with the court cases and the three lovingly researched lives, Luxenberg devotes many lively and illuminating pages to race and politics in New Orleans.
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She doesn't doubt that white supremacists are still among us (and she devotes a chapter to the white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Va., in 2017).
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" The Zoo also devotes a few paragraphs to the emerging relationship between Henry and Fiona, writing, "the behavior we are seeing from Henry is NOT aggressive.
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From a "w2c" necklace to a dress covered in internet-specific hostilities like "KYS," the line devotes as much time to the harmless as the sinister.
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The first, "Trumpocracy" by David Frum, devotes long pages to cataloguing alarming, deceitful and plain unseemly acts and statements by Mr Trump, his cronies and enablers.
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After the Waynes are murdered by a mugger, young Bruce Wayne devotes his life to taking vengeance on the criminals of Gotham as a masked hero.
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Australian first lady Jennifer "Jenny" Morrison studied nursing when she was younger, but now devotes her time to taking care of the couple's two young daughters.
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Bostrom devotes the second half of the paper to examining our options for preserving stability if there turn out to be dangerous technologies ahead for us.
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The Council devotes far too much time attacking Israel, one of its top agenda items, while ignoring serious and pervasive human rights violations around the world.
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It devotes time to the toll that comes with being perpetually in the public eye, feeding on the unpredictable social media cycle of devotion and outrage.
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Ansari devotes entire episodes to topics only tangentially related to the season's "main" story, an ongoing relationship between Dev and his Italian friend, Francesca (Alessandra Mastronardi).
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While they've long featured this core group of characters, the label also devotes focus to nurturing a new class of selectors, often via their actual releases.
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Perel is not unsympathetic to this thought, and, toward the end of her book, she devotes a brief chapter to various forms of consensual non-monogamy.
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That evening, the Senate Finance Committee approved a similar plan, which like the House version devotes the bulk of its reductions to corporations and other businesses.
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So he devotes his wakeful fifties to bitter lyrics that make themselves clear, anthemic tunes that make them inescapable, and broken vocals that make them hurt.
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She devotes nearly half the book to banchan, the small plates of pickled, fried and stewed bites, familiar to anyone who has ever eaten Korean barbecue.
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In addition to being very funny, it's its quieter, unexpected moments, such as when it devotes entire scenes to Adlon cooking elaborate meals for her family.
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But outside of work, the 28-year-old devotes the bulk of his free time to raising butterflies, a hobby he picked up as a kid.
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Long underrated, even critically disparaged, this work still awaits careful study, and Ms. De Salvo devotes fully a third of this brilliantly-conceived show to it.
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" Ms. Field devotes several pages of "In Pieces" to Mr. Reynolds, her former lover and co-star in films like "Smokey and the Bandit" and "Hooper.
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Kamala Harris was the lead sponsor of the Maternal CARE Act, which devotes millions of dollars to fighting racial bias in health care; New Jersey Sen.
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Even as he travels around the state, championing the middle class, in Washington Schumer devotes much of his time to the concerns of the super-wealthy.
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Near the end of Bhattacharya's travels, he recalls a man from his home town, once a rich landlord, who now happily devotes himself to teaching music.
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Progetto Domestico, the furniture-making operation that he devotes much of his time to, has more in common with an artist's studio than a manufacturing business.
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Mr. Bradbury devotes a chapter to floor plans, elevations and cross sections, revealing how many geometric contortions are required to make homes fit along knotty outcroppings.
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The site devotes a prominent place to its list of trending topics—the most discussed phrases and hashtags of the moment, according to a proprietary algorithm.
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Claire Conner's treatment of Koch's now famous sons, Charles and David, devotes no attention to how they have moved away from their father's more outré positions.
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Abbot Yang devotes much of his time to persuading local officials across China to set aside areas for natural protection, an unpopular idea in many parts.
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"The US still devotes almost twice the proportion of a much larger economy (3.3 percent) to its military than does China (1.9 percent)," Kang told me.
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The staff devotes roughly five months each year to research, traveling, and tinkering with lineups, all in the hopes of building a thematic narrative across the weekend.
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Eddie Murphy stars as Mr. Church, an endlessly wise, kind, egoless, selfless chef-musician-bibliophile who devotes his life to taking care of hateful, spoiled narrator Charlotte.
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Mr. Comey devotes a good part of the book to his worry about the damage that Mr. Trump and his presidency are doing to the country's future.
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For example, it devotes much of its brief runtime to explaining unnecessary details of its fictional setting, rather than providing more time for the characters to talk.
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As part of the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2016, it reduced U.S. economic assistance to the PA equivalent to the amount the PA devotes to these salaries.
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The Kremlin devotes the lion's share of its military and espionage resources to targeting its "Main Enemy" the United States, its NATO allies and aspiring NATO members.
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The United Nations devotes more of its time, money, and votes to the Palestinian issue than to the claims of all of these other oppressed groups combined.
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Vickers devotes some 150 pages to this argument, demonstrating that the "Lear" quarto has an unusually high incidence of ad hoc compressions, even by Jacobean printing standards.
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But the film, as if wary of seeming too spaced-out, devotes more time than necessary to its contemporary frame and not enough to the original story.
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Mr. Love, who cherry picks his facts carefully, devotes a lot of space to a lawsuit he filed, seeking to regain the credit and money he lost.
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Tepperman devotes a separate chapter to Bloomberg's own innovative approach to breaking through Washington gridlock to secure his prime-target city in the face of terrorist threats.
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He has given up writing exclusively and now devotes his creative efforts to producing his own films online, through the production company, Frog Brothers, which he founded.
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In episode 3, Burstein devotes considerable time to the Monica Lewinsky scandal that allows both Hillary and Bill to provide some additional thoughts on the historic controversy.
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Spitz devotes considerable attention to Reagan's diplomacy with the Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and captures much of the drama and tension in their high-stakes arms talks.
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The chief difference is that French, feeling magnanimous, has rather arbitrarily decided that Drag Queen Story Hour isn't worth the energy he devotes to other cultural fights.
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That agreement ended a major roadblock to PG&E's planned emergence from Chapter 22017 bankruptcy, as Newsom devotes his attention to the coronavirus outbreak in his state.
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Now he devotes his energy and money to what, in the Russia of President Vladimir V. Putin, has become a truly risky enterprise: digging into Russian history.
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It also devotes much of its time to the relationship between Dion and his mother, Nicole (Alisha Wainwright), who tries to determine the origin of the powers.
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Maya Plisetskaya, to whom Mr. Morrison devotes a whole chapter, was an important exception: She was trained in Moscow and danced in the Bolshoi throughout her career.
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It's true that the part I work on, The New York Times Magazine, devotes itself to publishing a few in-depth pieces of narrative writing every week.
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In a typical drug court, a local trial court devotes extra time and resources to a set of criminal defendants who have a specific need in common.
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He devotes part of his afternoon a few days a week to napping, this on top of the eight hours of sleep — up at 7:20 a.m.
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The share of overall spending varies widely: New Hampshire devotes about 20 percent of total state spending to education; in Utah, it's more than double that share.
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But at this show he devotes himself to lifting up the work of a lesser-known giant in jazz composition: Herbie Nichols, who was born on Jan.
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That agreement ended a major roadblock to PG&E's planned emergence from Chapter 22017 bankruptcy, as Newsom devotes his attention to the coronavirus outbreak in his state.
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When he does condemn them, as he did on the campaign trail, it's generally with much less enthusiasm than he devotes to sniping at, say, Rosie O'Donnell.
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He devotes himself to saving Dickens, but in the end his efforts land him in front of the Supreme Court for attempting to restore slavery and segregation.
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He mainly deals with the self defense aspects of kyusho, so he devotes more of his teaching to defending that terror of the streets, the stepping straight punch.
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Millennials organize annual watch parties; BuzzFeed devotes listicles to it; and it's even garnered that oh-so-modern harbinger of success, the persistent rumor of an impending sequel.
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Well, I won't spoil the ending for you, but suffice to say that KHNH devotes most of its dreamy love scenes to the chemistry between Zinta and SRK.
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The Justice Department notice devotes considerable attention to arguments that Judge Sabraw's order prohibiting family separation does not require immigration officials to release the parents of migrant kids.
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The museum devotes roughly half its rooms to temporary exhibitions, which at the time of my visit included a gallery of Picasso drawings, many of them quite erotic.
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RASHAD ALI is a British Sunni Muslim who devotes most of his life to combating extremism and urging young co-religionists to reject the siren voices of jihadism.
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Mitchell himself actually lives in Bali, and outside of recording and releasing music, devotes much of his professional life to projects that help to preserve traditional Balinese culture.
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"Motherless Brooklyn" devotes a lot of time to explanation, which may be necessary given the intricacy of the plot, but which turns into a lecture after a while.
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Aki Tonami at the University of Tsukuba in Japan says China's policy paper devotes less space to the Arctic Council than might be expected, given the organisation's importance.
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The author devotes considerable space in the new excerpt to explaining his desire for privacy, describing how he ran the network on his own computers using anonymizing software.
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One of the criticisms of the Air Force, which is the primary service responsible for military satellites, is that it devotes too little money and attention to space.
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But now we have a POTUS who books meetings with Kanye West, devotes his Black History Month speech to Omarosa, and continues to brag about his Apprentice ratings.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Each year, AFI Fest devotes part of its program to its Cinema's Legacy series, a retrospective of older films deserving of rediscovery.
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And when she's eventually friendless and in trouble, she heads right back to Mr. Church, who literally devotes the rest of his life to taking care of her.
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He devotes the last part of the book to describing China after the fall of Communism, when the country will become democratic, led initially by a transition government.
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In September, Interior Secretary Zinke ordered the Bureau of Land Management to reduce the time it devotes to environmental analysis, in order to approve drilling projects more quickly.
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The key disclaimer would be that while presenting Ailes' life and influence, the film devotes less time than it should to contextualizing the lingering consequences of his reign.
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Hint Water's founder and CEO considers her morning a critical part of her day and devotes the wee hours of the morning to checking her email and schedule.
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Recipients must work at a practice that devotes at least half of its time to the health of Kentucky's livestock population, including cattle, horses or other farm animals.
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She devotes herself to finding parallels between her molestation by her grandfather and the firm's client, and indicts what she sees as society's refusal to acknowledge wicked acts.
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That office, which devotes most of its resources to defending the federal government on immigration matters in court, is the nerve center for denaturalization actions in the department.
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And the more time the movie devotes to the parts of this one man's body the more that care seems to stand in for a country's neglected whole.
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The book devotes a chapter apiece to the fastball, the curveball, the sinker, the slider, the cutter, the changeup, the splitter, the screwball, the knuckleball and the spitball.
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Solomon also devotes some pages to writing of his mother's fight with ovarian cancer and her decision to overdose on her medication in the presence of family members.
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"One Nation After Trump" devotes considerable space to tackling the unprecedented nature of Trump's election and presidency — his vulgarity, racism, authoritarianism, cronyism and reverence for America's longtime enemies.
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Digital-currency cases now account for three-quarters of the time the Federal Bureau of Investigation devotes fighting money laundering, it revealed at a recent Morgan Stanley event.
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He devotes plenty of room in the book to settling scores and talking up his own "solitary struggle," and his account is filled with pretension masquerading as style.
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The United States devotes a lot more of its economic resources to health care than any other nation, and yet its health care outcomes aren't better for it.
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McCann devotes sections to "the mushroom effect," or how the heads of suicide bombers are nearly always separated from their torsos, and the damage that rubber bullets cause.
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Here are some of their thoughts: Broadly speaking, HUD devotes itself to ensuring that families of low-income and modest means have access to safe homes and neighborhoods.
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Most of us don't spend a ton of time contemplating the practice theoretically, divorced from desire, but Jacqueline Novak devotes nearly an hour and a half to it.
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Most of us don't spend a ton of time contemplating the practice theoretically, divorced from desire, but Jacqueline Novak devotes nearly an hour and a half to it.
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Critics see both FEMA programs as symptomatic of a disjointed and backward-looking approach to disaster planning that devotes inordinate resources to rebuilding at the expense of prevention.
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The package, which still must be approved by the House, devotes $123 million to bolster vote by mail and early voting, expand facilities and hire more poll workers.
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The movie devotes itself to two men, Wade Robson and James Safechuck, who claim, in separate accounts, that Jackson sexually abused them for years, from boyhood into adolescence.
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Likewise, our current average diet devotes about 80 percent of our croplands—acreage could be used to grow food for people—to producing feed crops for livestock instead.
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This season, he digs even deeper, and that brings up the Order of X. Every episode of the second season devotes a little time to the history of Winchester.
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"The Tale of Genji", a tenth-century masterpiece that is perhaps the world's first novel, devotes a chapter to the cherry-blossom festival staged in the emperor's great hall.
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Levin devotes an entire chapter to showing that the "exceedingly small" number of black men who received such pensions received them as former slaves or servants, never as soldiers.
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In Nanette, the Australian comedian devotes some time to calling out the dubious nature of our culture's glorification of Picasso — commonly known to be one of history's biggest misogynists.
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Perhaps acknowledging that religion is the weaker leg to stand on, Mr Phillips's final brief to the justices devotes less than three pages (out of 26) to the issue.
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The document devotes most of its written material to outlining the numerous ways in which various lenses and lens mounts can be interchanged to give the device different functionalities.
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Conrad is simultaneously familiar and a revelation, and Trier devotes a significant portion of the movie to exploring the nuances of this classic alienated figure, the angst-ridden teenager.
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Franken's comments on "New Day" are in support of his new book, "Al Franken: Giant of the Senate," in which he devotes an entire chapter, entitled "Sophistry," to Cruz.
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They point to how Guatemala, for example, devotes less than 212% of its GDP to public spending that directly helps children and adolescents, the lowest rate in Central America.
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BASF emphasises that it is serious about its crop-protection business, that it has €6 billion in sales and that it devotes 26% of its R&D to agribusiness.
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Mr. Gao devotes about half of the book, whose Chinese title translates to "The Year 2017, Stand Up, China," to describing his treatment while he was detained and imprisoned.
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The FCC devotes enormous time and energy to considering matters of basic national policy that would be better left to the elected legislative and executive branches of the government.
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MetaProp co-founders Aaron Block and Zach Aarons's 2019 book PropTech 101 devotes an 18-page chapter to defining proptech and discussing how to categorize startups in the field.
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Armstrong, who livestreams feed updates and episode discussions for his 18,000 Twitter followers, says he devotes the majority of his day to tracking the live feeds and houseguest's behavior.
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In his quest to unmask the conspiracy of reptilian dominion, Manny tries to rouse his friends to action and devotes himself to unearthing clues hidden in alternative jazz albums.
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But wait: he devotes a scathing section of this scathing volume, entitled "On Imperial Poetics: Baraka's Defense of Olson," to chastising Baraka blisteringly as an apologist of imperial poetics.
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It lets us play as the most perfect optimizer there could ever be, one so efficient and effective it devotes the resources of the whole universe to its goal.
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She devotes roughly half the book to readjudicating it, going through each of his accusers' stories frame by frame, trying to determine if there's another way to read them.
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The branch the Constitution devotes the least amount of text to, the Judiciary, currently wields the most power, being able to police Executive behavior and also strike down laws.
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The three-minute video devotes about 20 seconds to how to get out of what the company calls its "proprietary 8 Point Safety Harness System" during an emergency landing.
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The white paper, which was published shortly after the Senate passed JASTA, devotes multiple pages to the kingdom's efforts to halt the financing of terrorism, including through charity groups.
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In part because America devotes considerable public dollars to higher education—spending twice as much as a share of GDP than Britain, for example—costs are lower than imagined.
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When not at school, Esters devotes her time to a 501(c)3 nonprofit she created in a partnership with the Missouri School of Journalism called Writeous Girls, Inc.
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That Wonder Woman devotes its entire first act to these women and their perfect snarls was all the proof I needed that the movie would do Diana's story justice.
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"We are not overly surprised by the move as Mr. Ergen likely devotes much of his time to wireless already," Jefferies analyst Scott Goldman wrote in a client note.
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While Dietland devotes plenty of time to the group's vigilantism, it also pays close attention to how Plum moves through the world dealing with microaggressions and direct fatphobic violence.
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The exhibition devotes a few rooms — the most "instagrammable" ones — to Murakami's best-known works, including the "Superflat" paintings, a "Kanye Bear" sculpture, and an entire wall of smiling flowers.
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The order deprives San Francisco of its sovereign power to choose how it devotes resources and forces it "to carry out the agenda of the Federal government," the lawsuit alleges.
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Everything orbits around the anti-hero, Frank Castle, a former Marine whose family is murdered and who devotes himself to uncovering the conspiracy behind those deaths and killing those responsible.
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If the younger Nimoy devotes too much time to himself, he spends a bit too little on the tradeoffs associated with an actor becoming part of such an iconic franchise.
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Given the sheer amount of time the show devotes to his character development, season 6 of Orange is the New Black could easily be nicknamed the Joe Caputo Redemption Tour.
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So whatever SoulCycle you are in, it's its own community, It's got its own devotes, it's got its own front desk staff, it's going to welcome you with open arms.
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And the show is so addicted to "shocking" moments that it devotes precious minutes of screen time to the gross dog stuff rather than to some kind of thematic juice.
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World Premiere Crown Heights / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Matt Ruskin) — When Colin Warner is wrongfully convicted of murder, his best friend, Carl King, devotes his life to proving Colin's innocence.
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There's also a new microprocessor controlled direct-drive system which eliminates something called "cogging," a scrouge so terrible that Technics devotes a full paragraph to it in the press release.
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Wendy, however, is more inscrutable, because she devotes so much of her energy and intellect to helping Chuck and Bobby function, but seems to get so little back in return.
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Perhaps this is because the adaptation devotes more time to showing him moving among his henchmen and compatriots in crime; perhaps it's because Neil Patrick Harris is just that good.
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Trump is right to point with concern to Iran's destabilizing regional behavior, but the attention he devotes to it seems out of proportion to the actual threat to American interests.
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Working with a budget many times larger than that which the United States devotes to international broadcasting, China has expanded CCTV's operations with the aim of improving China's image overseas.
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Apple also devotes resources to helping employees grow in their role through team building, trainings, and pairing them with a connection manager that helps them make progress toward their goals.
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The Energy Information Administration recently recommended an energy portfolio to comply with the Clean Power Plan that devotes 6900 percent to wind power -- much higher than the historical 2628 percent.
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Narro, who has been involved in activism since the Salvadoran liberation movements of the 1980s, devotes a portion of his time to leading seminars and workshops designed especially for activists.
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Continuing a personal tradition, he devotes this track to the names of black people killed by law enforcement officers, whispering the roll call over lively strings and discomfited, irregular drumming.
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But when you scratch the rosy surface of this all-American nostalgia — and that's basically what this show devotes itself to — you find all sorts of dark crawly things beneath.
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But Chozick devotes only a few lines to exploring the broader significance of Clinton's loss beyond what it means for her own career, despite the global implications of the outcome.
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The report devotes several sections to lay out how Trump allegedly "attack(ed)" and "threatened" the whistleblower by questioning their motives and publicly encouraging the press to reveal their identify.
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Yang also leans on his record as a tech entrepreneur and devotes significant portions of his plan for investment in new technology to combat the crisis, including expensive decarbonization research.
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The song to the God she doesn't believe in kind of rocks even so; the song about the seductive geometry of the martini glass devotes 30 seconds to chamber music.
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When a man devotes a lot of time to wooing a woman and she tells him that she might be leaving, it's reasonable that some outsized emotions might be expressed.
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Not surprisingly, Jarrett devotes much of her story to this relationship, providing behind-the-scenes color (sometimes too much) on Obama's rise and a greatest-hits reel of his administration.
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Writing on deadline proved to be another matter entirely, and Norrell at times devotes too much detail to Haley's perpetual lateness in handing in drafts of his two most important books.
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Season 4 of Grace and Frankie devotes time to developing Mallory and her sister, Brianna's (June Diane Raphael), inner lives, just as deeply as they'd given time to Grace and Frankie.
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In The Undoing Project, Michael Lewis devotes an entire chapter to Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey, including a discussion of the unconscious biases that infect—and affect—NBA decision-makers.
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He now devotes at least 10 hours a week to fundraising, planning and recruiting new volunteers, when he isn't attending classes at Trinity Valley School, where he's in the 8th grade.
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So she devotes the final third of her book to celebrating the uses of soft power, the vague, amorphous power of adjacency that accrues to the office of the first lady.
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It devotes all its energy to acquiring paperclips, and to improving itself so that it can get paperclips in new ways, while resisting any attempt to divert it from this goal.
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She's wickedly funny but sweet: When a market vendor hears how she devotes her life to caring for her mother Nazife, he gives her a fan decorated with a peacock's tail.
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The carbon market, which has raised just over $4 billion so far, devotes 25 percent of its revenue to the $68 billion high speed rail project, a legacy project for Brown.
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If he devotes the rest of his campaign to a platform of hard-edge nationalism, strategists said, it could further turn off the suburban centrists Senate Republicans need in their column.
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Mr. Brown devotes a goodly number of diary entries to his professional shortcomings: his failure to specialize as a writer, his lifelong aversion to risk (why didn't he write a novel?).
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Petroski devotes one chapter of his book to the new eastern span of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge, which opened in 2013, nine years late and $5 billion over budget.
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Jim Clifton, CEO of the polling firm Gallup, laments the resources the U.S. devotes to identifying and training elite football and basketball players, while failing to scout the next Steve Jobs.
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Because the conference—which sponsors fewer sports than the Big Ten schools, and devotes more money to football—just got an excuse from Harbaugh to pour even more money into recruiting.
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In the future, Solomon said, the bank won&apost increase the amount of balance sheet it devotes to those investments and will instead grow the business by raising more outside funds.
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While the US government already devotes significant resources to media training around the world, the scale of the corruption challenge justifies additional investment in creating the next generation of independent journalists.
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"I know of nothing more despicable and pathetic than a man who devotes all the waking hours of the day to making money for money's sake," he wrote in a memoir.
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Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey devotes a full floor of gallery space to props, tools, art, advertising, and other ephemera related to the conception, creation, and impact of the movie.
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The New Museum devotes three floors to "Raymond Pettibon: A Pen of All Work," surveying the drawings of the American artist who is too often pigeonholed for his punk-rock roots.
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Nelson devotes particular attention to the DeVos family—"CNP royalty"—which united with both the Kochs and the CNP to decimate public schools and unions in their home state of Michigan.
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Robinson is a Manet of hot babes and a Morandi of McDonald's French fries and Budweiser beer cans, magnetized by his subjects as he devotes his brush to generic painterly description.
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When she isn't competing in pageants, 22-year-old Marie Esther Bangura devotes much of her time to working with Good Touch, Bad Touch, a campaign that fights against sexual exploitation.
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The introduction is by Charles Jencks, a pioneer of postmodernism, and devotes a full spread to his 22017 chart, "Evolutionary Tree of Postmodernisms," which makes its masses of tiny names legible.
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Ellis devotes page after page to defending his right to use his Twitter account to compare watching Glee to "stepping into a puddle of HIV" and to compare Grindr to AIDS.
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"[The Falwell case] has continual significance for two reasons," says William B. Turner, who teaches First Amendment courses at UC Berkeley and whose book Figures of Speech devotes a chapter to Flynt.
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It may be spent playing video games, checking social media, streaming shows, or god-forbid, working, but the fact is that the average person devotes almost half a day to the screen.
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In April, Murray, who has a reputation for popping up in unexpected places, explained that while he's aware of the "mythology" that surrounds him, it's not something he actively devotes himself to.
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Moscow in particular has systematically undermined democratic institutions throughout Latin America for decades -- a role made blatantly clear from the financial and military assistance it devotes to propping up the Maduro regime.
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This new money arrives as the company devotes more attention to the "Magicverse," its plan for a spatially mapped digital infrastructure layer that can be a foundational step for cloud AR experiences.
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A New York Times review devotes two terse paragraphs to the 700 hours, while another piece for the same paper declares the films "an achievement," only to get distracted by classical music.
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He devotes only a brief passage to the Orwellian echoes in Donald Trump's presidency: the lies that warp reality, the obsolescence of facts, the divergent information universes of Fox News and CNN.
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Colony devotes immense amounts of time and energy to rendering life in an occupied state over its first six episodes, but I keep coming back to Holloway sweating over that dropped egg.
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Of course, the 36-year-old royal largely devotes herself to being a mother – and in 2018, she spent many months on maternity leave as she welcomed her third child, Prince Louis.
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When the relationship failed after five years, he ultimately received custody of Avery and now devotes his days and nights to her, taking classes at a community college while she's at school.
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Nor does he stoop to the level of DJ Throwdown who devotes most of his video to finding new and cocky ways to tell his fellow competitors to fellate him via samples.
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"We complain about America, but Middle Easterners are secretly flattered that America devotes so much attention to regime change in our region," Karl Sharro said the other day, testing out new material.
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They also come a week after current CNN President Jeff Zucker told Vanity Fair that the reason why his network devotes so much time reporting on Trump is due to viewer demand.
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He devotes no time to considering whether, perhaps, we might benefit from making some political, economic, and cultural adjustments to empower women and families to have the kids they want to have.
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Shore wishes to give the movement a human face, but she devotes so much space to people's appearances, professions, families, ruminations and inner thoughts that her account resembles a collage of personalities.
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He then devotes the first three chapters of the four-chapter document to his social, cultural and ecological ideas, which call for respect for the people, land and culture of the Amazon.
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On the other side is an incumbent who devotes more emotional energy to policing Fox News's coverage of him and getting aggrieved over slights from celebrities than he does to anything else.
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The agency devotes a small portion of its $3.7 billion annual budget to psychosocial supports, like guidance from so-called peers, the former patients who help those in need navigate the system.
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It's also a principal topic of interest to Miller, who devotes considerable words to pondering how difficult it must have been for someone as sensitive as Wallace to manage his own fame.
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"No one's great-grandparents ate like that," said Jay Rayner, the longtime restaurant critic for the Guardian, who devotes a chapter of his new book, "Jay Rayner's Last Supper," to St. John.
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And he devotes several pages to the restaurant's daily ritual of making masa — dried corn, rehydrated in an alkaline solution, then ground into the dough that forms the base of fresh tortillas.
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If the Trump administration devotes additional funding for Artemis, its five-year program to return astronauts to the moon, it could accelerate the importance of private astronauts such as those at Boeing.
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For decades, Ten Most Wanted fliers were displayed at post offices, but that's less common now as the cash-strapped US Postal Service devotes more display space to marketing its own products.
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One of the most casually prodigious alto saxophonists of today, Zenón devotes most of his creative energy to exploring the music of his native Puerto Rico, always through a vigorously intellectual lens.
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The hours their mission in Afghanistan devotes to dealing with audits and other requests from Sopko's office comes out to roughly 12 full-time employees, a quarterly survey from fiscal 2.33 found.
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As such, Hermès lately devotes a great deal of time and a massive amount of money to staging events worldwide that showcase its processes in unexpected milieus like South Korea and Tasmania.
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I'll say it right now, any martial artist who devotes a great deal of their time to disarming unresisting knife or gun wielding training partners is essentially a live action role player.
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Mr Harford's book strays well beyond mess of the physical sort (though he devotes a whole section to railing against oppressive tidy-desk policies, which he argues disempower workers and make them unproductive).
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KC: A part of what made me realize I could no longer afford not to give Beyoncé all the praise she deserves is the level of precision that she devotes to her career.
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While many of his peers might see a song like this as a quick check, Wayne devotes energy to it, and one has to imagine that he reaps outsize rewards because of it.
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In one of his christening portraits, Charlotte devotes all her attention to Prince Louis, holding his hand and staring at him in awe — definitely a sweet moment for the family's biggest show-stealer!
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In 2018, she co-founded the Asian American Feminist Collective, an intersectional feminist group to which she now devotes much of her time; it's her primary forum for solidarity, community, and political organizing.
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New York's MTA, which operates the subway, devotes most of its Instagram page to machinery — lots of dark tunnels and orange-vested workers, mixed in with the occasional PR shot from an event.
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The Artist's Institute This innovative nonprofit devotes "seasons" to a single artist — recent participants have included Pierre Huyghe, Carolee Schneemann and Ms. McKenzie — that can include any variety of exhibitions, talks and publications.
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For MacBook laptops, Apple's support site devotes several pages to information on lithium-ion batteries and how to care for them (as well as how to recycle batteries when they are fully kaput).
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The Hill's Niv Elis looks at how the bill's business loan program, which devotes hundreds of billions of dollars to support loans to keep companies from failing and laying off employees, would work.
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Hubbard devotes a fascinating chapter to the crown prince's associate Saud al-Qahtani, nicknamed "Lord of the Flies", who has marshalled a social media army to carpet-bomb those issuing critical opinions online.
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It's fascinating to me that The Legend of Tarzan devotes so much time to fixing certain parts of Burroughs's original tale, without making any effort to add charge or zest to the plot.
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" The contract devotes only four sentences to Italy's mountainous, 2.3-trillion-euro ($2.7 trillion) debt — 132 percent of gross domestic product — which they say they will eliminate through a "revival of internal demand.
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Huang devotes an entire chapter, more than enough for most readers, to how the twins and their wives likely dealt with the obvious challenges related to the most intimate aspect of their marriage.
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P & G, the parent company of Tide, Gain and Downy, devotes no small amount of time and research dollars to the issue of awful smelling clothes, or malodor, as it's more formally known.
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Mr. Rodriguez, who came to New York in 1989 and worked for years as a painter and carpenter, sending money home to his family in Mexico, now devotes his time to La Esquina.
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Foreign policy had simply not been a focus of Steyer's campaign — not in the TV ads, not in direct mail, not on a campaign website that devotes just one paragraph to the subject.
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Bezos will be a stark contrast to his fellow Seattle-area resident Gates, who has topped the list for much of the past quarter-century and devotes his time and money to philanthropy.
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She devotes many pages to singing the praises of taste and smell, which philosophers throughout the ages have considered the baser senses, and shows how just about any of us can sharpen them.
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The atelier now devotes much of its time to producing a separate collection of aviation chronographs with modified Swiss-made quartz electromechanical movements, which are sold online and priced from €1,350 to €1,450.
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Mr Charney devotes space to ephemeral pieces like Jean Tinguely's "Study for an End of the World"; an 8.2-metre-high contraption he constructed with the help of Robert Rauschenberg in the early 1960s.
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His 2011 book, "Time To Get Tough," devotes multiple pages to criticizing OPEC and includes an explicit endorsement of the bill, the No Oil Producing and Exporting Cartels Act (thus the apt acronym NOPEC).
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On the other hand, it's an evangelical Christian behemoth that devotes a major portion of its income to promoting evangelical causes (including being at the forefront of a major Supreme Court case over contraception).
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The Philippe Starck-designed Mi MIX devotes nearly all of its front real estate to a 212-inch touchscreen, so this phone has no forehead: Its selfie camera has been relocated to the chin.
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The Philippe Starck-designed Mi MIX devotes nearly all of its front real estate to a 6.4-inch touchscreen, so this phone has no forehead: Its selfie camera has been relocated to the chin.
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The amount of revenue that Apple devotes to all of its operating expenses, which include marketing and administrative costs in addition to research and development, has been "competitive" with other tech companies, he said.
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"It's like, all right, during these hours, while I'm at work, I'm going to focus on my current job," Simi said, adding that she devotes after-work hours to side projects or other responsibilities.
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A Eminem: Kamikaze (Aftermath/Shady/Interscope/Goliath) Strangely, the album he devotes to demolishing the Metacritic drones and social media ignorami who slimed Revival is more substantial than that clumsy labor of pride itself.
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A celebratory musical paying tribute to the black music explosion led by Berry Gordy's Detroit label, "Motown" devotes only a few scenes to the civil rights movement and the tumult of the late 1960s.
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"New York at Its Core" not only focuses on the city's 400-year evolution since Henry Hudson's voyage but also devotes more than a third of its space to history that hasn't happened yet.
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Moreover, I don't think there's another politician now living who devotes so much of his speeches to little biographies of his own exemplars, people like James Stockdale, Bud Day, Morris Udall and Master Sgt.
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Each show devotes uncommon attention and expense to its period details — costumes, décor, automobiles and even large sets and soundstages — recreating Weimar Berlin and postwar Naples, the better to envelop us in the illusion.
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The movie devotes a large amount of time to small cuts at these bigger themes, all wrapped around a subplot where the Turtles have the option to "reverse" their mutation and take human form.
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The final version of the $2202 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill devotes hundreds of billions of dollars in support of loans to companies that are intended to keep them from failing and laying off workers.
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Unlike several other major American summer music festivals, Tanglewood still devotes its core summer weeks in July and August to classical programming, relegating pop acts to the weeks before and after its main season.
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He makes no secret that he is a family man: In his autobiography, "Testa, Cuore e Gambe" — "Head, Heart and Legs" — he devotes touching, emotional chapters to his wife, Elisabetta, and his daughter, Vittoria.
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Beyond the marital tensions, relationship scandals, and family drama — though, of course, those parts are riveting — The Crown also consistently devotes time to historic news events and the way the Royal family handled them.
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A major twist is telegraphed early enough that it's not particularly surprising when it happens, but Barbee never devotes the time to explaining why or how it happens, making the shift feel jarringly abrupt.
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The upheaval in auto technology was an undercurrent in the United Automobile Workers' recent strike against General Motors, with G.M. aiming for flexibility in staffing levels as it devotes more resources to electric vehicles.
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With no sign of a resolution to the trade war, Bob Metz, a South Dakota corn and soybean farmer, is making plans to reduce the number of acres he devotes to soybeans next spring.
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The climate establishment is heavily invested in CO2 being the primary driver of climate change and therefore devotes very little time and effort seriously exploring alternative explanations, which could be a combination of factors.
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Today, Israel devotes a higher percentage of its G.D.P. to research and development than any other country, and Katz and Bohbot note that roughly 30 percent of Israeli R&D goes toward military technologies.
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"It's like, all right, during these hours, while I'm at work, I'm going to focus on my current job," she said, adding that she devotes after-work hours to side projects or other responsibilities.
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In an obsessively dickish move, he devotes his nights and weekends to finding holes in the resurrection story, believing that if he can prove Jesus was a fraud, he will get his wife back.
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This is largely played for laughs — every time she calls BoJack "Henrietta" she enrages him just a little bit more — until "Time's Arrow" devotes an entire episode to seeing the world through her eyes.
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Elected in May to represent Hilla in parliament, Fada'am says he now devotes his time to politics, frequently appearing on talk shows broadcast on Shi'ite television channels to drive home his anti-corruption message.
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That The Field Study Handbook devotes so much ink to the minutiae of a craft that most of its purchasers will never actually practice works only in its favor: It's emphatically (indeed, exhaustively) bullshit-free.
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It doesn't feel accurate to describe Reeves as a reluctant movie star, not when he devotes so much of himself to what he does, and when he gamely participates in every aspect of the process.
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The Turkish government devotes millions of dollars annually to lobbying American officials and lawmakers: more than $12 million during the Obama administration, and almost as much during the first two years of the Trump presidency.
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The museum also devotes a significant amount of space in its permanent exhibitions to Mayan culture, with rooms throughout the historical section on the upper floor filled with glass cabinets lined with Mayan clay figurines.
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He devotes ample space both to the ways that quantitative findings can lead decision-makers astray, and to the risk that the nearly omniscient owners of such data sets may find ways to abuse them.
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In it, he span his own shipwreck parable, in which a lone Robinson Crusoe tries to save three years' worth of provisions to tide him over while he devotes his energies to digging a canal.
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Similarly, a person who starts life out as a baby that turns into a little boy who then devotes the better part of a decade to building businesses might end up as a Male CEO.
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It devotes a whole episode to the contemplation of a plea deal — even though we know there are several hours left in the season and suspect Naz won't take the deal for that very reason.
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According to Katharine Hayhoe, a climate scientist at Texas Tech University who devotes a considerable portion of her time to giving climate science presentations to the public, said that scientific societies recognize this issue too.
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Note, then, that while the budget cuts tens of billions of dollars from welfare, disability benefits and Medicaid, it spikes military funding by $469 billion, and devotes $2.6 billion for the President's promised border wall.
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Accion and Quona Capital this week launched the Accion Frontier Inclusion Fund, which devotes $141 million to using financial technology in order to reach people without bank accounts, credit cards, insurance or access to loans.
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"These results are troubling because the U.S. has the highest per capita health expenditures of any country and devotes a larger percentage of its GDP to health care than any other country," the report notes.
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For instance, Westhoff devotes a portion of the book to the relationship of Tupac and Biggie Smalls, two of hip-hop's most beloved rappers who were tragically gunned down following a bitter spat on wax.
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This Netflix series has less famous names attached, but it devotes more time to the adventures of the feisty grade schoolers George and Harold, who accidentally turn their gruff principal into a mostly nude superhero.
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Transit officials strongly rejected the notion that too little money was being spent on signals, pointing out that the plan devotes a significant amount of spending to issues that are related to the signal system.
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DefyCCC, the site that recently bought the "climate change" search term on Google, devotes an entire section of its site to content from WattsUpWithThat, a well-known climate denial site by the blogger Anthony Watts.
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He devotes considerable camera time to the despair of an older, obviously intoxicated worker fingering a pair of scissors and vaguely harassing a female colleague as he delivers a rambling diatribe against their unseen boss.
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As on Broadway, this latest "Big Fish" devotes copious time (some may think too much) to the various products of the aging Edward Bloom's fantastical mind — a mermaid, a witch and a hirsute giant included.
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When Rice finally does talk about Benghazi, she devotes a chapter not to the incident itself but to the fallout over her public comments, a spiraling controversy that threatened to consume her and her ambitions.
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Manson devotes a lot of time to explaining what a jerk he was while growing up, and how his screw-ups ultimately compelled him to be a better person — which made him a happier person.
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The Constitution begins Article 220006 with the legislature — signifying its preeminent status — and devotes the most text to this branch: over 2202,2628 words, compared to 28500,6900 for the Executive and 2628 words for the Judiciary.
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One glance at Carlson's show explains why he's so popular among Fox News's red-meat audience — he devotes most of his time mocking liberals, deepening a sense that they are hypocritical and holier than thou.
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This will be the last time this column devotes itself to what might be termed the General Roman Reigns Conundrum, but it must be said: Roman Reigns will never, ever have a normal pro wrestling career.
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It explores how China's propaganda machine devotes extraordinary efforts to promoting the idea that the Chinese people enjoy good and meaningful lives under Communism—precisely because economic growth alone does a poor job of generating happiness.
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So in the rest of the book, after he becomes king, Arthur devotes himself to finding a political system that will do away with the brutal excesses of feudal power and its "might makes right" ethos.
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The project devotes a fair amount of time, for example, to Janet Cooke's fabricated Pulitzer Prize-winning article about a child addict, "Jimmy's World," a major blotch on the Post's record before Bradlee's retirement in 1991.
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Even if you assume that half of the money WeWork is spending on growth is going toward technology, it would represent a small fraction of the amount it devotes to its real-estate costs, said Siegel.
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China also devotes a much higher share of its economy to building infrastructure than the West — about 256 percent versus about 2.5 percent in the United States and Western Europe, according to the McKinsey Global Institute.
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He devotes much of the book to a painstaking reconstruction of each man's evolving moral and political consciousness — a dual narrative that reveals convergence but very little evidence of a developing relationship, either personal or public.
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"Given the amount of time and resources the regime devotes to nuclear and missile programs, we must assume North Korea has the technical capability to mount and deliver a nuclear warhead using ballistic missiles," he said.
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"Jeanne Dielman" (at Film Forum April 1-7) stars Delphine Seyrig as a widowed mother in Brussels who devotes meticulous attention to her household chores and sees clients at home—she's a prostitute—until she cracks.
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In an exclusive clip from the upcoming episode of Sunday Today with Willie Geist, the 67-year-old revealed that while he's aware of the "mythology" that surrounds him, it's not something he actively devotes himself to.
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First, Reed explained why, even though he did ask Robson and Safechuck about their lawsuits, he didn't use that portion of the interview in the film, and only devotes a few minutes to the suits in total.
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The movie devotes a lot of time to his relationships with his longtime musical partner, lyricist Bernie Taupin (Jamie Bell); his mother, Sheila (Bryce Dallas Howard); and his manager turned lover, John Reid (played by Richard Madden).
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"Imam Zia is and has been a prominent Muslim leader who devotes his life in service of the Almighty, his faith community, his fellow human beings globally, and to the Dallas-Fort Worth Community," the statement says.
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The good relationship between Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer and Mrs Merkel suggests a productive division of labour in the months ahead: the CDU leader can focus on party matters while the chancellor devotes herself to policy and elections.
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Fall devotes chapters to Egdod's beautiful and painstakingly logical rediscovery of things like rot and rebirth, while his living friends piece together his actions through a glass — or at least, a visualization of computational resource costs — darkly.
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A major shortcoming of this biography is the only passing attention that Mr Mariani pays to this element of Stevens's character, even as he devotes many pages to Stevens's attitudes toward wars, elections and other political events.
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Mr Isho, 57, runs a company that makes gadgets for "preppers", as survivalists preparing for the possible collapse of Western civilisation are known, but still devotes 300 hours a month to the posse, mostly patrolling by night.
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Small businesses are an integral part of the US and global economy and that is the primary reason eBay devotes so much of our time and resources to the many small businesses that call our platform home.
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Uglow, a circumspect biographer, does discuss his many friendships with women, and some avowals about wanting a wife, but the general outline seems clear enough, and she devotes many forthright pages to Lear's unbearably melancholy love life.
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But now, with Britain's exit, called Brexit, whatever passed for long-term plans — a Europe that gradually takes a greater role in its region and the Middle East as America devotes more attention to Asia — are imperiled.
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And if the debate looks anything like the campaign so far, we know what that will mean: a news analysis that devotes at least five times as much space to Mr. Trump's falsehoods as to Mrs. Clinton's.
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He devotes a solid week of research to every interview, and goes in with dogged determination, be it to get straight answers, as well as a "doot doo" to his trademark "doot doola doot doo" sign-off.
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As informative as Jared Diamond's own opinions are about climate change and how to deal with it, he devotes more space to them than to a discussion of the book, hardly a fair shake to the author.
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Liza Jessie Peterson draws on two decades of working with teenagers at Rikers Island for this one-woman show, in which she plays Betsy LaQuanda Ross, a cheerful motormouth who devotes her time to visiting incarcerated friends.
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P420 GALLERY This gallery from Bologna, Italy, devotes its booth entirely to Irma Blank's gorgeous "Eigenschriften" (or "Self-Writings") series, made between 1968 and 1973 in Siracusa, Sicily, where this German-born artist moved in the 1950s.
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New York City runs an Office of Special Enforcement that reportedly devotes 95 percent of its time scrutinizing rental listings — many of which are on Airbnb — to assess if they violate state or local laws writes Bloomberg.
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Almost as soon as he took office, Trump began cutting funding for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, leading in turn to an 80 percent cut in the resources the agency devotes to global disease outbreaks.
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But this needs to be followed up with a robust, comprehensive executive-branch plan of action that devotes not just words but also federal resources and an overarching federal strategy to address this threat from multiple angles.
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Thompson devotes the second half of her book to the efforts of the surviving inmates—and, indeed, some of the surviving hostages—to use the courts to get some recompense for what had been allowed to happen.
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In her 2017 book "What Happened," Clinton devotes an entire chapter to Russia, maintaining that the country's intervention in the election -- currently being investigated by several congressional committees and special counsel Robert Mueller -- led to Trump's win.
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What makes it unusual — and, despite its slow pace, exciting — is the time and attention Ms. Murat devotes to showing her unnamed characters, in particular the female half of the couple, in the midst of actually working.
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Few anticipated the transformation of this rogue state, principally because — although North Korea devotes one-quarter of its entire GDP to military expenditure, that GDP is small, approximately $12 billion as compared to the U.S. $18.6 trillion.
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The film thankfully devotes very few of its 108 minutes to the well-documented NEA controversy, instead providing a record of how Mapplethorpe blurred the boundaries between work and life by using lovers, friends, and himself as subjects.
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You can see why in John Wolff's garden hose, or in the fact that This Business of Disco devotes only three pages to lasers—not in the chapter on club lighting, but in the one on club safety.
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And Chuck might be stuck in his home, thanks to an imaginary illness that's actually a manifestation of his troubled mental state, but he continues to have a crackerjack mind that devotes itself mostly to outwitting his brother.
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Indianapolis was a major center of military airfields and training during WWII, and currently devotes more acreage than any other US city to honoring fallen soldiers — second only to Washington, DC, in the overall number of war memorials.
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Like Trump, Tanoesoedibjo believes his country's politics could benefit from his business acumen and says he now devotes half his 16-hour days to tending to Perindo, the political party he founded last year, and other political efforts.
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The idea behind the culinary historian Laura Shapiro's new book, "What She Ate," which purports to tell the "food stories" of six notable women, is summarized neatly in the chapter she devotes to the British novelist Barbara Pym.
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But when he is 21, almost as soon as he devotes himself to piano study, two names appear in his diary: Florestan and Eusebius, extrovert and introvert, mascots of Schumann's internal divisions, the "masks" of the book's subtitle.
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Elena's a part-time reporter for the local daily, but she devotes most of her energy to running her household, making sure her husband (Joshua Jackson, doing "put upon") and her four children are up to spec, too.
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The lawsuit devotes almost eight pages to past statements on immigration and immigrants by Mr. Trump, during his candidacy and presidency, and by administration officials as evidence of the administration's intent to single out foreigners as a threat.
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The police officer develops a convincing theory that the serial drownings are being committed by a satanic cult — an association to Dustin's past that devotes him to the cause just as his life seems to be falling apart.
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Peterson devotes a whole section of his book to analyzing the creation narrative in the first chapter of Genesis in the Bible as the triumph of rational order, the divine word, over the symbolic "formless deep" of feminine chaos.
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He devotes too much space to subjects that catch his imagination, and says too little about an important part of Britain's decadence: the way its obsession with the fripperies of aristocratic life diverted its attention from industry and commerce.
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So-called dissident republican gangs continue to fight a lonely war against the British state, foiled most of the time by the police and MI5, Britain's security service, which still devotes about 15% of its energies to Northern Ireland.
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The latest bank to take a shot is Barclays, which devotes a lot more of its "Equity Gilt Study 2018" to the impact of technological change on finance and the economy than it does to either equities or gilts.
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And the WSJ magazine devotes a special issue to nothing less than the future of everything, from a touring 3-D avatar of Whitney Houston to chatbots that will appeal your parking tickets and handle your divorce — for free.
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Here's the reality: if social media becomes one of the last aspects a 2020 campaigner devotes his or her attention to, Trump will win the media battle, which will bring him closer to being elected president for another term.
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New York City's The Dead Rabbit, named the World's Best Bar in 2016 by Drinks International, devotes about half of its menu to such cocktails, but its bartenders are also trained to help customers learn more about the alcohol.
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Abstract devotes an episode to eight global designers, from Es Devlin, a British stage designer known for designing Beyoncé's world tours and the 2012 Olympics closing ceremony, to Platon, a photographer known for his intimate portraits of public figures.
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But it's clear that if the manpower, time and treasure Iran now devotes to malign activities were instead focused on internal growth, Iran could once again be a vital economy and see the return of a vibrant Persian culture.
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The problem is that Girlboss's 13-episode first season starts off like a more drawn-out, televised version of Amy Schumer's Trainwreck that devotes its early episodes to doing nothing more than proving that Sophia is a surly jerk.
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I agree with his friends: The ladies should be lining up when they hear he works at a women-founded company that devotes all its attention, resources, and ingenuity toward all the great stuff that can happen to vaginas.
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" Sundar Pichai, the chief executive of Google, said that although he started as an engineer, the way he spends his day has changed; increasingly, he devotes much of his time to thinking about how "technology impacts society at scale.
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He devotes three chapters to lamenting the various simulacra of Venice around the world, including the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas, which he fears are "corrupting the real Venice's image of itself" by further reducing the city to caricature.
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Moss devotes several poems to the Chinese-American children of family friends; he has tried earnestly to show his affection, though he might have tried harder to avoid clichés about things Chinese ("An ancient story is told in calligraphy").
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"Lessard devotes much of the book to exploring what she terms America's 'atopia,' our vast, seemingly unplanned, inchoate, exurban sprawl, which remains to her largely inscrutable and tragic," Michael Kimmelman, The Times's chief architecture critic, writes in his review.
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The New York City Anti-Violence Project, a New York City-based nonprofit working to address hate-violence in the LGBTQ community, offers a 24/7 bilingual hotline and devotes their resources to addressing hate violence in the queer community.
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" In a statement sent to CNN, a New York Times spokesperson said, "There is no national news organization that devotes more time, staff or resources to producing deeply reported coverage to help readers understand climate change than The New York Times.
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Most of Ana's time in the office is spent canceling appointments because of Christian-related shenanigans, cutting meetings short because of Christian-related shenanigans, and managing Christian's ego when he doesn't think she devotes enough time to Christian-related shenanigans.
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Cruz devotes several pages in his autobiography to describing how he persuaded former President George H. W. Bush to endorse him, only to be bullied by Rove into withdrawing his name so that a Bush crony could run in his place.
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The largest anniversary exhibition, at the National Museum in central Beijing, devotes vastly more space to Mr Xi, and to what he has done since he came to power in 2012, than to the achievements of all previous Chinese leaders combined.
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Here are some of the main planks of Warren's plan, briefly explained: As a former public school teacher, Warren devotes an entire section of her K-12 plan to talking about increasing teacher pay and decreasing the student debt for teachers.
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The nearly 23-page lawsuit — which devotes 11 pages to listing the places suing — names eight people in the Sackler family, including Richard Sackler, the scion who's come under increased scrutiny for the marketing methods he pushed while president of Purdue.
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The nearly 200-page lawsuit — which devotes 11 pages to listing the places suing — names eight people in the Sackler family, including Richard Sackler, the scion who's come under increased scrutiny for the marketing methods he pushed while president of Purdue.
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But it also devotes a good chunk of its six episodes to painstakingly deconstructing one of the most beloved romantic tropes in Buffy's arsenal: the young woman in love with an immortal demon who may or may not be evil.
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The retailer is concerned about low-quality copies of its footwear: it devotes a page of its website to the issue, saying that all of its products are manufactured in Germany, and recommends that prospective customers go only to authorized retailers.
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A cold-hearted killer clad in black spandex, Selene devotes her life to hunting the Lycans (werewolves), who she believes were responsible for murdering her family, and is capable of brutal acts of violence in her quest to exterminate the species.
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"Broadcom will not only maintain the R&D resources Qualcomm devotes to 5G and innovation in future wireless standards – we will also focus R&D spend to those critical technologies that are essential to the U.S.," Broadcom said on Wednesday.
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"I was one of the skeptics, but I was quickly converted," said Mr. McCaffrey, who started showing at the fair in its second edition and this year devotes his booth to the work of the post-Minimalist sculptor Richard Nonas.
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He is the volunteer president of the Tampa Bay Ukulele Society, a nonprofit with 2,000 members, and devotes about three hours a day to the group, which offers music programs in local libraries and hospitals and also raises funds for charity.
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Simpson (played here as the ultimate enigma by Cuba Gooding Jr.) is also a key to the finale's most daring conceit: It devotes its entire closing act to Simpson's return to his home, where he learns his life has shifted irreparably.
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For instance, Brettschneider devotes an early chapter to an examination of how presidents should use their bully pulpit — not an issue the courts are likely to involve themselves in, and yet one of the most consequential parts of the modern presidency.
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This is the reason the North devotes enormous resources to its nuclear and missile programs — not to deter an attack by the U.S. but to deter the U.S. from coming to the assistance of Seoul when the North moves south.
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When a writer digs deep into a project and devotes the majority of his days and hours to understanding a group of people, the idea that one of the individuals might suddenly cease to exist ... well, it makes no sense.
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With their embrace of multisport participation, Meyer and Swinney are swimming against a tide of specialization in youth and high school sports — Alabama devotes a full scholarship to its long snapper — that dragged Meyer, as a parent, into its undertow.
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Out of Sight Gay Talese's article about Gerald Foos, a motel owner who secretly spied on his customers for decades, devotes only a few lines to the culpability of Talese himself during their thirty-year correspondence ("The Voyeur's Motel," April 11th).
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Huysmans's "Against Nature" (1884), widely considered a masterpiece of the decadent movement, tells the story of a dissolute aristocrat who devotes his life to aesthetic pursuits, such as eating all-black meals and hanging around with a giant jewel-encrusted tortoise.
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Sully described these three-part images as "personality prints" meant to convey not only visual complexity, but also narrative tension, in works such as "Three Stages of Indian History" — a particularly evocative triptych to which Deloria devotes an entire chapter.
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He speculates that some of the earliest music was made by hunters luring their prey, and devotes a chapter to the myth of the Sirens, who, in his reading, beguiled men with song just as men once beguiled animals with music.
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Again, the museum devotes some space to this movement and those ideas — copies of Pierce's books "Hunter" and "The Turner Diaries" are on display — but they are overshadowed by exhibits that focus on the experience of the bombing and its aftermath.
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And it devotes three measured paragraphs to the "stereotypical" presentation of witchcraft and wizardry in the book, and suggests the way dark magic is portrayed does not make it seem desirable — all, on balance, good things, from a Plugged In perspective.
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Natalie Portman devotes so much energy to the latter as to partially sacrifice the former in "Jackie," an intriguing look at Jacqueline Kennedy in the wake of her husband's assassination that plays more like a series of monologues than a wholly realized movie.
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Before wading into the sisters' lives, she devotes detailed chapters to two men: Sun, who amassed power mostly by being a ruthless, thuggish blowhard; and Charlie Soong, the paterfamilias of the Soong clan, a former Methodist preacher turned wealthy businessman and underground revolutionary.
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Then the researchers introduced a few variables, including the number of new messages or posts that flow into the user's feed, how much attention that user devotes to scrolling through the posts, and the quality of the ideas or memes in each post.
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Few would argue that Greece, which meets the goal partly because its economy has collapsed, has a more effective fighting force than Norway, which devotes a large share of its 1.5% to R&D and sends hundreds of troops to places like Afghanistan.
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But "The Queen's Justice" explicitly pits Cersei against Dany in both its script structure (which devotes barely any time to characters not in King's Landing or Dragonstone) and in the way director Mark Mylod's shots play the two off of each other.
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The OECD compares the two and finds that more generous pension provision in France explains most of the gap between the two countries: 10% of Swedish GDP goes on paying them, whereas France devotes a much heftier 14.3% of GDP to its ones.
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A desert nation like Saudi Arabia, by the way, devotes a stunning 70 percent of its energy to powering AC units; in the near future, a whole lot of other places on Earth are going to feel a lot more like Saudi Arabia.
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Throughout its eight tracks, Appalling Ascension devotes its time to roiling riffs, apocalyptic percussion, an impossibly heavy low end, and echoing growls—classic modern dark death metal, really, with perhaps even more of a ghoulish doom edge and some truly nasty guitar work.
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" The Big Book devotes one chapter to "the wives of men who drink too much" and another to "agnostics," whose "biased and unreasonable" devotion to the "God of Reason" prevented them from seeing that God was "as much a fact as we were.
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As 70% of millennial executives and senior-level women who were surveyed reported wanting to be "well-liked" at work, the desire to come off as less aggressive has the potential to dictate how much time someone devotes to intentional digital communication.
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Letter From Europe LONDON — Almost to the day, in August 2009, an article appeared in this space saying: You know the silly season has arrived when The Times of London devotes a front-page obituary to the death of a fish called Benson.
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This is an idea I should be comfortable with, as a writer who devotes a great deal of time to unpacking the ambitions of artworks, and as someone with a fairly granular understanding that the world is not made of whole cloth.
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The four-part documentary devotes an entire episode to the investigations during the Clinton presidency and Hillary Clinton's decision to stay with her husband during the Lewinsky scandal, something she has previously described as the toughest decision she has ever had to make.
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In addition to teaching archaeology at Central Connecticut State University, he has a reputation as a debunker of what he called "pseudo-archaeology," appearing on TV and has written a book, "Frauds, Myths and Mysteries," which devotes a chapter to ancient astronaut theory.
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Now, decades later, as he devotes himself to helping drug users who need help, Mr. Jones sees a continued double standard for Bronx residents, who are stripped of compassion and dignity amid an epidemic that has engendered sympathy and panic in other communities.
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Unlike most spy thrillers in which statuesque, expensively dressed women show an unexpected talent for kicking the bejeezus out of armed men, the South African series "Queen Sono" also devotes a lot of time to historical and geopolitical debate, or at least sloganeering.
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Lee devotes considerably more space to Moose and Freya than to Dan, and when the bomb goes off at last it's the political targets who seem like the collateral damage, while the fully imagined fictional bystanders become the realest of the victims.
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Mr. Klein rarely spends time on music that wasn't written by himself or a bandmate, but here he devotes three tracks to the repertoire of Carlos Gardel, an early-20th-century tango star, demonstrating how to pay homage without disappearing into the material.
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The new approach represents a major deviation from the usual school genetics fare, which devotes little time to the extent of genetic differences across human populations, or how traits in every species are shaped by a complex mix of genes and environment.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The Securities and Exchange Commission is leaning more heavily on partner regulator the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority to monitor brokerages as it devotes extra staff to oversee the rapid growth of independent financial advisers, a top regulator said Monday.
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In her latest book, We Are Displaced: My Journey and Stories from Refugee Girls Around the World, Yousafzai writes about being forced to live in England and then devotes the remaining space to the stories of girls and women who also fled their homes.
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The error in this campaign has been a misguided obsession with one percent: the small fraction of global refugees lucky enough to have a chance to resettle in the US, and the tiny slice of the federal budget the country devotes to critical foreign assistance.
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Kate, 35, who largely devotes herself to being a mother to her two young children Prince George and Princess Charlotte, also had to call a halt to public engagements in the fall as she fell ill in the early weeks of her third pregnancy.
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" He devotes the rest of the 2-minute clip explaining his reaction in the Aokigahara video — "raw [and] unfiltered" — and running through a list of apology recipients, from "the internet" to "anyone who has been affected or touched by mental illness or depression or suicide.
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I'm sure Pak isn't intending to make a critique of the regime's abuses — but even a straight Kim Jong Il–style propaganda movie, in which a disabled hero devotes himself to the nation and no ill-treatment is revealed, would be a subversive act.
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In his role as Imam at New York University, he currently devotes his life to combat Islamophobia and to create a safe, open, nonjudgmental environment for Muslim students and local community members to come together, worship, and feel that they have a support system.
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Incomprehensibility is frequently a problem in this true-life adventure, which devotes an astonishing number of scenes to quiet men with comically impenetrable faux New England drawls muttering technical jargon through the ear-splitting roar of a struggling engine room or a raging sea.
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Istanbul-based IMC devotes much of its coverage to the Kurdish conflict, in which hundreds of civilians, militants and members of the security force have been killed since clashes erupted in July, wrecking a 2-1/2-year ceasefire in a three-decade insurgency.
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This book also devotes only a few paragraphs to the larger sea changes of the '60s, which let in a tide of overtly ethnic actors, and it's peculiarly silent about Woody Allen, whose conquest of the mainstream seems most similar to Ms. Streisand's own.
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Business Insider's Katie Warren recently toured 15 Hudson Yards, an 88-story superluxury tower in NYC that devotes 40,000 square feet on the 50th and 51st floors to amenities, including a fitness center, a 75-foot pool, a yoga studio and a private spa.
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He devotes much of a chapter to Anthony Comstock, the longtime postal inspector and self-styled "weeder in God's garden," who banned and prosecuted the mailing of birth control pamphlets, "marriage aids" and "indecent" literary works like Walt Whitman's poems, lest they pollute public morals.
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But just this month, Ekstrom has started talking about the experience for the first time with the November release of her new book, "Chasing the Bright Side: Embrace Optimism, Activate Your Purpose, and Write Your Own Story," which devotes a chapter to her story.
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Even today, the federal government devotes three times as much each year to mortgage-interest deductions and other subsidies to the speculative real estate market — essentially public housing for homeowners — than to the entire annual budget of the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Ms. Hobby-Bishop devotes hours to tasks like sourcing old-growth wood to match the existing wood, or arguing with window installers over how to replace a 100-year-old pane of broken glass so it has the same seasoned look as the other panes.
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Though the report rounds up the best science on various climate horrors from intensifying heat waves and dust storms to growing food insecurity, it also devotes an entire 300-page chapter to evaluating land-based solutions and responses to climate change and land degradation.
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He devotes a chapter to refuting accusations that Big Tech companies are evil, only to confess to worrying about the threat they pose to personal privacy, which he fears will get dramatically worse as facial recognition and voice-recording technologies become ever more ubiquitous.
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" He devotes several early chapters to the rise of utopian and dystopian fiction, told through compressed portraits of figures like H. G. Wells (who "loomed over Orwell's childhood like a planet") and Yevgeny Zamyatin, the author of "We" — a sort of precursor to "1984.
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Istanbul-based IMC, which devotes much of its coverage to the militant insurgency in the mainly Kurdish southeast, is among 20 television and radio stations operated by Kurds or the Alevi religious minority banned last week by Turkish authorities, based on a government decree.
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In his memoir, Ben Bradlee, The Post's longtime editor — winningly played by Tom Hanks with macho suavity and an on-and-off Boston accent — devotes four times as much space to Watergate (a story that his paper did break) as to the Pentagon Papers.
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That's how they understand their friendship: Rebecca is the rom-com heroine, and Paula is the enabling rom-com best friend, the one who has no life of her own but devotes herself instead to guiding the heroine through the marriage plot to its culmination.
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Racinet's 19th-century colonialist bias comes through in his book's Eurocentrism; for example, he devotes a mere 15 illustrations to the clothing and ornament of the African continent, as opposed to dozens of illustrations and pages of text on the fashions of his native France.
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Record man Richie Finestra (Bobby Cannavale), having survived the historically inaccurate collapse of the Mercer Arts Center totally on cocaine and whiskey, kills the sale of his label to the staid and massively unhip Germans and re-devotes himself to the fire god spirit of rock music.
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But her curriculum, which follows the balanced literacy model, has come under increasing fire from critics who say it devotes too little time to phonics practice and gives teachers and students too much choice over what books to read, allowing them to avoid more challenging texts.
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For a wonkier look at the day's politics that still has an edge, there's no better late-night host to turn to than Late Night's Seth Meyers, who frequently devotes a full 10 minutes of his show to taking "A Closer Look" at the day's news.
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News of his label's latest products tends to travel along a kind of moccasin telegraph, with consumers notifying one another on Instagram accounts like the semisecret one Mr. Mayer devotes to his Visvim collection of stuff like the FBT — a moccasin-sneaker hybrid that sells for $750.
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Still, Bloom devotes a significant portion of the project's second half to Ailes' bullying of local officials in his small town of Cold Spring, N.Y., and the alleged sexual misconduct that led to his downfall, including internal details about his strategizing to professionally survive the accusations.
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Perhaps for similar reasons, in the second volume of his epic, Schama devotes disproportionate attention to Jews living in Western Europe and the United States, who, in the early modern period, were mostly of Sephardic ancestry, and comparatively little to the Ashkenazi Jews of Eastern Europe.
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The sole North Korean title in the feature competition, "The Story of Our Home," was a drama apparently based on true events about a young college graduate who selflessly devotes herself to raising orphans and who wins accolades from the North's current leader, Kim Jong-un.
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Salam's Bangladeshi ancestry makes him acutely conscious that merit-based policies like Canada's would deny a better future to countless hard-working poor just as worthy as those already here, and he devotes a chapter to ideas for improving opportunity in impoverished areas of the globe.
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METAPHYSICAL MASTERPIECES 1916-1920: MORANDI, SIRONI, AND CARRÀ FROM MILANESE COLLECTIONS In collaboration with the Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan, a jewel-box SoHo museum devotes its 2018-183 season to a handful of spiritually focused masterpieces made in the wake of World War I. Oct.
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Roosevelt built his bona fides as a national leader during the Depression, and so the "during World War II" part of the book's subtitle is a bit misleading; Strausbaugh devotes more than a third of the volume to the years before the attack on Pearl Harbor.
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The time the movie devotes to their shock — watching the profoundly impressed stank faces and the dabbed-at tears, bearing witness as Franklin's outrageous excellence, on Night Two, causes breakdowns and crackups — bespeaks an interest in more than Franklin but in the emotional consequences of her incandescence.
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The amount of screen time Zarchi devotes to the degradation of his protagonist is what has divided most critics, and is what still makes the sequence difficult to watch today, despite our sensibilities having been eroded by the likes of contemporary horror films and torture porn.
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Siegel said self-awareness, combined with good communication, is the most effective way to negotiate emotional boundaries; helping couples navigate this exact problem is something she devotes a large portion of her practice to, and isn't necessarily a red flag that two people shouldn't be together.
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"In the summer you said you loved me like an animal/Stayed beside me just enough to keep your belly full," Ms. Allison sings in "So Clean"; then she devotes the remaining verses to missing him, predatory as he is, through the fall, winter and spring.
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In an effort to be evenhanded and to consider all sides in the conflict (and perhaps because of her own expertise), Stern devotes more space than may be warranted to the question of the influence of fundamentalist jihadis on the (traditionally quite secular) Bosnian Muslim population.
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She devotes pages of filler to the glorious architecture of Middle Europe — sounding uncomfortably close to the sales pitch for a Viking River Cruise — and to the menu at the Jungs' wedding, and to the wares of the Bahnhofstrasse, and to the costume of the day.
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The German synagogue shooter's manifesto devotes nine pages to laying out his plan of attack, including images and details about the types of weapons he'd planned to use, such as a homemade submachine gun and other improvised firearms (as well as a sword and hand grenades).
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"There is no national news organization that devotes more time, staff or resources to producing deeply reported coverage to help readers understand climate change than The New York Times," spokeswoman Danielle Rhoades Ha told The Guardian, saying the newspaper published 795 articles about the issue in 2018.
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It is a shame that Mr Weigel devotes so little time to his descriptions of the scenes at the Marquee, UFO and Middle Earth clubs in London, and his sketches of the watershed proto-prog albums by The Beatles, The Moody Blues, Procol Harum and Pink Floyd feel cursory.
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But through most of each season, until the final few men develop more serious relationships with the Bachelorette, the show devotes as much time to the contestants hanging out, chatting, and fighting with one another as it does to their interactions with the woman they're trying to impress.
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Yet again, Marvel devotes a whole hallway fight scene to its new hero, but instead of the bruising chaos that came with past Netflix series, Iron Fist gets a stiff sequence, complete with hatchet-wielding Yakuza fighters, where it feels like no one is in any real danger.
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"There is no national news organization that devotes more time, staff or resources to producing deeply reported coverage to help readers understand climate change than The New York Times," spokesperson Danielle Rhoades Ha said in a statement, adding the newspaper published 795 articles about the issue in 2018.
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He would have welcomed a clearer acceptance of the reality of same-sex orientation; he would have liked a stronger affirmation of the sanctity of erotic love, to which the document devotes two pages; and he regretted the reluctance to acknowledge over-population as an issue in developing countries.
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The New York Times Magazine devotes an entire special issue, online now and in print on Sunday, to one 40,000-word article on more than a decade of war, terror and revolution in the Middle East, seen through the eyes of six people whose lives were changed forever.
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But Shatner also devotes generous space to his friend's sensitive artistic side, taking note of Nimoy's photographic pursuits and seven volumes of poetry — including, in 1973, the surprisingly successful debut "You & I," which went through five print runs in hardcover and had an initial paperback printing of 250,000 copies.
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" But for all that investing advice, Mr. McCormick devotes the first 50 pages of his book to the need to "maximize the value of your single biggest asset — your labor," making points such as, "Investments in education are one of the surest ways to financial security and wealth creation.
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As religion professors Candida Moss and Joel Baden recount in their (highly worth reading) book on the Green family, Bible Nation, the Green family devotes a staggering percentage of its Hobby Lobby earnings — reportedly about half of the company's pretax income — to evangelical outreach and faith-based charity work.
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But anyone who lived through the George W. Bush years and the Iraq war (something Kakutani devotes a few pages to), or has spent any time reading American history, knows that official deception about the most important matters of life and death is by no means a new phenomenon.
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Fraser's presentation of this story is free of both footnote skirmishes and extravagant claims, but she devotes too much attention to the many minor players' biographical minutiae at the expense of commentary and analysis of the complex, even self-contradictory situations that emerge in the course of her narrative.
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Working again with the director Vincente Minnelli, whose eye for color aligns with van Gogh's, Douglas opens the film as a Protestant missionary who devotes himself to helping the poor in coal country, then pivots when he discovers painting, a craft that leads to frustration, poverty and madness.
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Normally, the secretary of state would be accompanied by a dozen or so reporters, but Mr. Tillerson left the State Department press corps behind — offering a single seat on his plane to an obscure conservative outlet that devotes more attention to America's culture wars than its foreign policy.
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"Word by Word" devotes chapters to each element of a lexicographer's work, from defining politicised words (like "marriage") to dealing with irate readers (who never tire of asking why this or that word was let into the dictionary) to dealing with vulgarity, in a chapter named after a female dog.
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My only complaint about the book is that it also covers Jackson's Hobbit trilogy, but where he devotes hundreds of pages to its predecessor, his examination of the lead-up to that series comes in right at the end, and feels a bit like it was tacked on as an afterthought.
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A lack of research-and-development funding from the British government—which devotes 4% of defence spending to R&D, compared with nearly 12% of the Pentagon's (much bigger) budget—is a long-term problem for the company, says Ben Moores, an aerospace analyst with IHS Jane's, a defence publication.
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Of course, we all want to have enjoyable family meals, which is why I love Bruce Feiller's book "The Secrets of Happy Families," in which he devotes an entire chapter to ways to make them fun and meaningful for everyone -- such as "fill in the blank" sentences you make up.
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Every day for the last 90 days of his wife's pregnancy, Knausgaard concentrates on an object or an idea — lice, Van Gogh, and the migration of birds all appear, in that order — and devotes himself to describing it for his unborn daughter with as much detail and thoughtfulness as he can.
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The Broad's iteration of the exhibit devotes specific attention to abstract artists such as Jack Whitten, Sam Gilliam, William T. Williams, Alvin Loving, Alma Thomas, Joe Overstreet, and Howardena Pindell, whose works were received awkwardly or with hostility by other Black artists in those decades because abstraction was deemed insufficiently political.
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The new season explores the fallout and fills in some of last season's blanks — we still, for example, don't know how the cyberattack actually was handled — as it devotes more of its focus to characters like Elliot's friend Angela (Portia Doubleday) and his sister and fellow hacker Darlene (Carly Chaikin).
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This is the only place in the book where he advocates for this kind of revolutionary violence, other than some vague, fleeting references to "confront[ing] the social infection that is fascism" in the book's last pages; he devotes far more space, for instance, to delineating various esoteric strains of Marxism.
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Anbinder devotes at least one chapter to each of the major immigrant groups — Irish, Germans, Russian Jews and Italians — vividly detailing the political turmoil, famines and pogroms that led them to leave their homes and families, the horrific steerage voyages across a turbulent Atlantic Ocean and their lives in New York.
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The careful attention Bay devotes to these trademark elements is apparent in The Last Knight; on several occasions, the film comes across as more than a little self-aware, piling on frenetic explosions and showdowns and special effects extravagance, deflating its own self-importance even as it builds it up.
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Two analysts from Citigroup, Greg Marks and Brent Donnelly, write that: The premise behind the indicator is that when a journalist or editor finally devotes a cover to a market trend, company, country or person, the story or theme has been in vogue for some time and is likely past its peak.
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Chlorine can react with chemically processed hair and may cause it to become dry and brittle, and concerns are in fact so pervasive among African-American girls — it was among the top reasons girls cited for not swimming, according to the 2010 report — that the website devotes a page to the topic.
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" Instead, he devotes the lion's share of this pocket volume to exploring some of the ways that poetry has bothered and disappointed various factions, starting with Plato and passing through the countless magazine essayists who have, with tedious regularity over the decades, gnawed on the old thematic bone of "the death of poetry.
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In Lexington, a university city with a burgeoning technology industry, the mayor's office started getting calls from constituents shocked by their bills almost as soon as the Charter-Time Warner merger was complete; one city employee now devotes much of his time to fielding the complaints, which are entered in a huge spreadsheet.
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Hosted by the unassuming Rhiannon Giddens — the spectacular bluegrass musician who started her career studying classical voice — the podcast devotes its first episode to "La Traviata," weaving together engaging interviews with the soprano Diana Damrau, the dramaturge Cori Ellison and the scientist Brooke Magnanti, who had worked as a call girl in London.
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"White Teeth" featured Millat and Magid Iqbal, twins in Willesden, Smith's childhood neighborhood, whose father separates them at the age of ten, keeping one in London, where he becomes a hapless Muslim fundamentalist, and sending the other to be brought up in Bangladesh, where he devotes himself to a life of science.
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While Usher is the show's main engine—Owens is onstage at almost every moment—and he devotes lots of verbal energy to explaining and defining and describing himself, the personalities that communicate themselves most easily are those of his parents, even as they come to us mediated by Usher's memories and recriminations.
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It is an expansive definition, one that upends the whole notion of film as predominantly catering to the infamous "male gaze" beloved of feminist film critics (although Thomson later on dutifully devotes an entire chapter to this very trope), suggesting instead that its intention and its reach are larger and more inclusive.
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Like any corporate leader, USAFacts devotes a section of its report to the "risk factors" that could threaten the growth potential of the U.S. It highlights inadequate upgrades to the country's transportation system as a threat to government spending, not to mention the rising costs of programs like Social Security as more Americans reach retirement.
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Take back joy — and if you've lost a spouse, that means, don't feel guilty about dating again Sandberg devotes a chapter to "Taking Back Joy," which for her means embracing things that remind her of Goldberg, but also giving herself permission to laugh and to find someone new with whom to share her life.
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Huret, who now devotes her time to aiding needy people, once even handed out leaflets for the party of Marine Le Pen, who lost the presidential election to centrist Emmanuel Macron last month, but won a seat in parliament along with seven other National Front politicians in a follow-up parliamentary election on June 18.
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The same can be said of Truman Capote's In Cold Blood, perhaps the only true crime book more highly regarded than Mailer's: Though he ultimately renounces the killer, Capote devotes half of his 200-some pages to an exercise in empathy with Perry Smith, the man who shot every member of the Clutter family.
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It takes chutzpah to make a five-and-a-half-hour movie when you're still emerging on the international scene, but that's what this Japanese director did with "Happy Hour" (on Saturday), a film that devotes that time to observing the minute interactions that cause its characters to fall in and out of love.
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Trump's built-in advantages — her inherited wealth, her expensive education, the networking she's done since childhood that landed her a job offer at Vogue right out of college (she turned it down to work in real estate instead), her ability to hire staff to take on household chores while she devotes herself to work — are waved aside as irrelevant.
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It's not every day that the legislature of what was once the largest empire in history devotes many hours to debating whether an American reality TV star is a threat to the kingdom or merely a "wazzock" — an insult that, according to the Guardian, takes its name from a shovel used to hurl medieval kings' shit out of windows.
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Questions from the audience tended to centre around her role in the music industry, and she was particularly insightful when it came to the co-option of activism as a marketing tool: It's an interesting point of view from someone who devotes a great deal of their time to her take on widely under-recognized Tamil cause.
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Art Deco Collectibles: Fashionable Objects from the Jazz Age by collectors Rodney and Diana Capstick-Dale, recently released by Thames & Hudson, devotes a whole chapter in its visual exploration of Art Deco design to the cases and lighters, as on this small scale, the graphic pop of the era was made accessible beyond the luxury class.
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In Smart on Crime, Harris, the daughter of immigrants from Jamaica and India, creates an image of herself as a tough but empathetic prosecutor — one who devotes almost as much space in the book to creating a system that will support victims and help traumatized children, as she does to one that will punish offenders and prevent crimes.
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When I inquired about how long the team usually devotes to producing Last Week Tonight's evergreen stories, Oliver said they like to have at least a couple of weeks to get through the process of someone pitching the story, the research department making sure it has legs, writing the segment, and putting it on the air.
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An amicus brief filed Monday by attorneys general from 15 states and the District of Columbia in support of keeping the restraining order in place devotes multiple pages to the damage they argue the order has caused to public higher education institutions, including the potential loss of "hundreds of millions of tuition dollars" through disruptions in international student admissions.
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When CNN devotes almost all of its domestic coverage to the absurd accusations in the book, and Jake Tapper shuts down White House senior policy adviser Stephen Miller on live television, while the Dow breaks 25,85033 and young protesters are being killed on the streets of Iran, then the name #FakeNews is no longer just a rhetorical device.
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While she can't resist opening with "Bastards," a sweetly sung kiss-off to those who have underestimated and manipulated her, Kesha devotes most of "Rainbow" to exploring a broad palette of emotions and unleashing the full range of her voice — a flexible instrument she didn't always effectively showcase on the bratty pop of her earlier albums.
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Based on the true story of Geeta and Babita Phogat (played as children by Zaira Wasim and Suhani Bhatnagar and as adults by Fatima Sana Shaikh and Sanya Malhotra), who eventually competed in the Olympics, and their trainer-father, Mahavir Singh Phogat (Aamir Khan), the movie benefits from the amount of time it devotes to wrestling strategy.
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A few minutes of cheapie "Calgon, take me away" no longer quite cut it: "Me time," suggesting people so overstretched they have to schedule a slot of relaxation into their Google calendars, has become a phenomenon of such refinement — and potential expense — that this very news organization now devotes a column to exposing its myths and excesses.
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Veolia, a French company that devotes a major part of its business devoted to water services in both the public and private sector in countries around the world, outlined a series of recommendations in a March 2015 report submitted to Ambrose, including infrastructure updates, chemical treatment changes, and even a possibility of switching away from river water.
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