He apologized for that -- seems he's going the extra mile.
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They lead by serving, by doing, by going the extra mile.
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If that's not going the extra mile, we don't know what is.
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T-Mobile is going the extra mile and offering its customers more data.
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He's always been a wonderful everyman, but lately he's been going the extra mile.
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We promise that going the extra mile will be rewarded with next-level tranquility.
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Here are a few organizations going the extra mile to fight for strong institutions.
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If you can be self-disciplined, however, going the extra mile becomes more manageable.
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Scott has been going the extra mile to be there for Jenner and their daughter.
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It's always nice to see friends going the extra mile to help each other out.
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CEO Daniel Schwartz looks for candidates who are more focused on going the extra mile.
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"What makes people successful is going the extra mile," said Barry Drexler, an interview coach.
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Now, as a professional teacher, she again finds herself going the extra mile for students.
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The "step and lane" style of salary bump, they say, deincentivizes going the extra mile.
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The secret to his continued longevity, he told Outside magazine, is not going the extra mile.
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Britain appears to be going the extra mile to land Saudi Aramco's blockbuster initial public offering.
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And as the biggest market for electric vehicles in the US, California is going the extra mile.
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When it comes to building successful relationships, going the extra mile to express your gratitude is important.
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But its expense numbers haven't provided clear evidence that the company is going the extra mile yet.
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If you don't expect much from your team, they won't think twice about going the extra mile.
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Going the extra mile and depleting my health for some boss who's never going to give a s—?
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While runners focus on the miles they run, Brooks Running concentrates on going the extra mile for them.
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The company is going the extra mile and revealed some new initiatives to compete with other online retailers.
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A little bit of kindness or going the extra mile to help someone can make a big change.
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Anyone going the extra mile to turn bikini season into a year-round sport has our undivided attention.
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"It cannot be justified and this president is going the extra mile to push this narrative," Turner replied.
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I love you all and thank you for always going the extra mile for me and my children!
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Thank you Officer Zimmerman for going the extra mile and going above and beyond your call of duty.
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It's about going the extra mile and contributing in ways that aren't expected, said Ian Siegel, CEO of ZipRecruiter.
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Hilaria Baldwin is going the extra mile to make sure her newborn son Romeo Alejandro David doesn't get sick.
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Twitch is going the extra mile by making all of its global emotes use the loading wheel for the day.
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Still, the expense numbers did not provide clear evidence that Facebook is going the extra mile to police its network.
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For the first-generation Corolla, the going-the-extra-mile "add-on" was its sportiness, despite being a family car.
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Russian dairy farmers aren't the only ones going the extra mile to keep their cows happy and improve product, though.
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The comments section of the Facebook video speaks to the number of people who appreciate him going the extra mile.
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Travis Scott has been going the extra mile to be there for Kylie Jenner and their 12-week-old daughter Stormi.
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JetSmarter, widely considered the Uber for jets, is going the extra mile to help users get closer to their favorite celebrities.
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The Milwaukee Police Department thanked Zimmerman on Facebook "for going the extra mile and going above and beyond your call of duty".
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These restaurant chains are going the extra mile in doing their part and also working hard to give you peace of mind.
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The protest made national headlines and now the students claim Howard is going the extra mile to make sure their voices are silenced.
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Adidas — which owns Runtastic — is to be commended for going the extra mile in actually making a fake Runtasty app to — wait, what?
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Franchisees like the Wolak Group, which owns nearly 100 Dunkin' locations in Maine, New Hampshire and New York, also are going the extra mile.
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An insider previously told PEOPLE in April that Scott has been going the extra mile to be there for the mother of his child.
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But from time to time, we have to admit that going the extra mile can have major benefits for our hair, skin, and makeup.
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Going the extra mile A pair of firefighters in St. Louis walked a mile on ice to get an injured patient to the hospital.
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"If I'm guilty of anything, and I hate the word guilty, it's hyping the message and going the extra mile for my clients," he said.
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Indeed, there's just so much news that keeping up can be overwhelming — not to mention going the extra mile to see events from alternative perspectives.
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All the major carriers offer similar unlimited plans these days, which means cell providers are going the extra mile to entice customers to use their service.
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The standard $600 package includes a taco 12-pack for your first meal as a married couple, but for the Ryckerts they're going the extra mile.
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Bonaly said that always going the extra mile is a rule she stuck by since she first began figure skating as a young child in France.
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This last year I've caught 22 mice and I believe in going the extra mile, so I've also caught 2 flies – it's harder than it looks!
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However, teachers have been going the ~extra~ mile to make sure online learning is the best it can be, and some of their efforts are hilarious.
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You've got to hand it to Head of School Matt Glendinning, who's been the star of both videos — that guy really doesn't mind going the extra mile.
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Going the extra mile to make the right connections in today's job market, say Braswell and Williams, is key to landing a role at your dream company.
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Finding a workplace with great culture is totally worth going the extra mile — even if that extra mile means a longer commute and spending more money on gas.
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The rapper has a long history of going the extra mile for his fans, and this isn't the first time he's visited a young supporter in the hospital.
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Do any needed painting If you're interested in going the extra mile to really personalize your new place, Young recommends doing that before unpacking, especially if it involves painting.
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But add privacy considerations into the mix and Passbase's hope is that, by going the extra mile to build a zero-knowledge architecture, it can become a key player.
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Lighthouses abound in Victoria, and the Cape Otway Lightstation, the oldest working lighthouse in Australia — and "the most important," according to the website — is worth going the extra mile.
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While the Note 7's faulty batteries are still concerns for many consumers, Samsung says it's going the extra mile to make sure the Note 73 will not blow up.
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Sure, you can buy the frozen dessert at just about every grocery store or corner market, but that doesn't stop people from going the extra mile to get their favorite variety.
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If you really want to stay informed it's also worth going the extra mile to download apps from some of your go-to news sites and tinkering with their notification settings.
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That starts with an impressive track record that will ultimately bring supporters into your corner and means going the extra mile with projects, actively seeking out challenges, and constantly stepping up.
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A Navy veteran, he was known for going the extra mile: One day, while off duty, he rushed out of a barbecue at his in-laws' house in Sierra Vista, Ariz.
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The Italian label is known for going the extra mile, with Katy Perry's chandelier look at the Met Gala and that TV dinner dress from fall 2019 immediately coming to mind.
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A police department in Missouri is going the extra mile to help remind parents to check for their child in the car before exiting, in an effort to prevent heat-related deaths.
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Bruised by election-year rhetoric and still suffering the fallout on its reputation from the 2008 crisis, Wall Street is going the extra mile to win hearts and minds on Main Street.
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There's nothing wrong with going the extra mile, but it does become a problem if it leaves you with no time left over to focus on developing yourself and your own career.
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The Anaheim Ducks have had no issue going the extra mile during their road trip as they have ventured past regulation in three of the four contests on a five-game journey.
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"In the current bad weather, I want to say thank you to everyone going the extra mile to keep our country moving - and to keep us safe," British Prime Minister Theresa May said.
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It's not that they're not doing their jobs — it's that they're not going the extra mile and being proactive, which engenders more voluntary, subjective encounters with the populace that can always go sideways.
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Vin Scully's kids are going the extra mile to ensure we don't lose the legendary broadcaster to COVID-19 ... the former Dodgers play-by-play man says they won't even hug him during the pandemic.
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If you live close to the path of totality, but are planning on staying within an area that will reach 98 or 99-percent, it's worth going the extra mile to get the full 100-percent.
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WATCH: Kendall Jenner Says the Birth of Sister Kylie's Daughter Stormi Has 'Made Us Even Closer' An insider previously told PEOPLE in April that Scott has been going the extra mile to be there for the mother of his child.
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And in the midst of the bad weather, I would just like to take a moment before I begin my speech today to thank everyone in our country who is going the extra mile to help people at this time.
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Some officials across the country are going the extra mile to reassure voters it's safe to head to the polls and cast their vote during Super Tuesday's election despite the growing outbreak of coronavirus in the United States, NPR reported Monday.
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Making friends can be hard enough for anyone, let alone for moms who are already incredibly busy — so it's understandable that mom Nikki Pennington is going the extra mile to track down someone who she thinks could be her mom friend soulmate.
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But some were going the extra mile to vote like Arriane Chan, who began a 13-hour van ride from Singapore's Harbourfront terminal to Penang in Malaysia's northwest to cast her first ever vote, after missing the chance to book a flight home.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)For the US buyers, Huawei is going the extra mile by tossing in a free docking hub, in case you need even more ports, a free year of Office 365, and opting for a Microsoft Signature installation of Windows 10.
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"The Obama administration, the United States, is going the extra mile here because we believe that Russia, and my colleague (Lavrov), have the ability to press the Assad regime to stop this conflict and to come to the table and make peace," he said.
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"'We -- the Obama administration, the United States is going the extra mile here because we believe that Russia and my colleague have the capability to press the Assad regime to stop this conflict and to come to the table and make peace," he said.
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If you've spent several years' worth of Sunday nights parked in front of the TV watching Game of Thrones, at some point you're going to want something to show for that near-decade of dedication — whether that's making your apartment the go-to spot for watch parties or going the extra mile and finally getting that House Stark tattoo.
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Here's a closer look: And props to Jalopnik for going the extra mile and translating the narration on this video: 1) Turn the ignition on 2) Start a car 3) Activate the right turn signal for three blinks 4) Two click the trip odometer reset twice (the computer translated this as "two times distant," but this is what I think that means5) Push the clutch five times 6) Rev the engine to 2000 RPM while turning on the left turn indicator Sadly, the game isn't installed in every GAZelle: Tetris is set up on the car's dashboard during the factory check up but only a few vehicles are lucky enough to be sold with the game.
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"Case" is a mid-tempo Afrobeats track that was produced by Jaysynths. Recorded primarily in Nigerian pidgin, its lyrics revolve around a girl going the extra mile to get the attention of her love interest. In 2019, Teni was featured on YouTube's Artist on the Rise platform. As a result of the recognition, her videos were promoted on YouTube's U.S trending page, in social media ads, and at fan event appearances.
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CEB's Matthew Dixon states several factors that are not wrong, but ineffective in today's most common customer service strategies—chiefly, the idea that a customer service worker should do everything they can to please the customer, or what many call "going the extra mile". Instead, Dixon claims a defensive approach, where the customer service worker is instead responsive, would be much less costly and require generally less resources, including "burn[ing] out" one's employees and improved concentration.
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Goethe Institute Scholarship for Study Abroad, Rice Fellowship for Graduate Study, Rockwell Sustained Superior Performance Award; seven Group Achievement Awards for work in the International Space Station (ISS) Program; three Going the Extra Mile Awards for work in the ISS Program; a Space Flight Awareness Award for contributions to the ISS Program; and nine Performance Bonus Awards. She is a member of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association (AOPA) and The Ninety-Nines International Organization of Women Pilots.
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By 1986, expansion had made the company grow into a large store chain across the South and the Midwest. That year, Darren Reltherford, manager of Auto Shack's Memphis, Tennessee store, received the first Extra Miler award, which has since been given to AutoZoners who show their dedication to customer satisfaction by "going the extra mile" for customer service. The Duralast line of alternators and starters is released. The Loan-A-Tool program begins allowing customers the ability to borrow specific tools for jobs.
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Early on he has problems with consultant Ric Griffin who believes him to be selfish and just interested in himself. Harry also often clashes with F2 Gemma Wilde and there is a clear spark between the two but Gemma is put off by Harry's reputation and attitude. After Gemma leaves, Harry becomes very upset and we see a new side to him. Harry does begin to show his true colours and ability going the extra mile for several patients and colleagues, even treating a homeless patient's dog.
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To this day Lawton credits his father for always being supportive of him, and his mother for going the extra mile to help him overcome his obstacles. When Lawton was still in elementary school, his father's novel, Willie Boy: A Desert Manhunt, was made into a film starring Robert Redford. During the making of Tell Them Willie Boy Is Here, Harry would take J.F. to the set, exposing him to the process of filmmaking. From that moment on, fascinated, he determined that he would become a screenwriter.
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The HBA stages the National Hospital Radio Awards annually to encourage volunteers to produce better programmes, recognising volunteers within the HBA and its member stations that deserve recognition for going the extra mile in their work. The awards are presented at the HBA Annual National Conference held in the Spring of each year, the most recent event was held in Newcastle in March 2015. Previous National Hospital Radio Awards, such as Bristol 2014, and proceeding Awards are recorded and uploaded to YouTube for association members and the general public to see in full.
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Categorisation helps consumers evaluate the quality of the product (Catalin & Andreea, 2014). For example, a consumer may choose to purchase an Apple iPhone over a Huawei mobile phone, as they may believe that the iPhone has a better camera quality (Nenycz-Thiel & Romaniuk, 2016). ; Brand affect This aspect is defined as the effect or influence a brand may have upon an organisation and its consumers (Orzan, Platton, Stefanescu & Orzan, 2016). For example, Whole Foods can affect a consumer by going the extra mile to offer organic foods products that suit that particular consumer's needs (Yi, Batra & Siqing, 2015).
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