Privately run companies have even gone the extra mile to maintain the roads and bathrooms in Yellowstone National Park.
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Thousands of soccer, or football, fans have shown up to cheer on their team, but some have gone the extra mile.
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Sony has since released various iterations of its Walkman, but it's gone the extra mile with this special 40th anniversary edition.
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For the past 30 years the Democratic establishment has pursued my agenda, but has gone the extra mile to scorn white, working-class Christians.
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And a few celebs are so in love with their furry companions that they've gone the extra mile to make their dogs their own Instagram accounts.
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But like Nintendo's NES Classic and SNES Classic, Sega has gone the extra mile for Genesis (Mega Drive, if you live outside of the US) fans.
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Carlos Beltran and Starlin Castro have gone the extra mile to spoil the first half of the Los Angeles Angels' most recent visit to the Bronx.
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Photoshop will usually remind you on startup if you haven't updated, but Adobe has gone the extra mile and created an ad based on phone sex hotlines.
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Here's the thing: Hiring managers love them — they get you noticed quickly, show you've gone the extra mile and demonstrate how much you really want the job.
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Both PAPER Magazine and singer Mason Ramsey have added sevens to their Twitter usernames, while DJ Swivel has gone the extra mile to add seven of them.
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"Despite the emissions scandal the employees have gone the extra mile over the last two years," Bernd Osterloh, head of VW's works council, said in an emailed statement.
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UK party election broadcasts are normally nightmarishly dull, but you've got to hand it to the Green Party for the video above — they've really gone the extra mile.
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Qatar Airways, which is the first airline to comply with Resolution 753, has gone the extra mile by enabling its passengers to track their luggage themselves through an app.
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"If you're not a size 2, it can be a little daunting out there, but these designers have gone the extra mile to make things happen," Rebecca told us.
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McDermott started his career there as a sales rep in 1983, having gone the extra mile in convincing his future boss that he was the right person for the job.
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Hulu launched its own Gear VR app in March, for example, but now the streaming service has gone the extra mile by adding support for the high-end Rift headset.
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In addition to sharing ways that their fans can help support victims of the fires, a number of celebrities have gone the extra mile to take a more hands-on approach.
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In the case of Platinum, the board likely fulfilled its obligations and duties under CIMA, and DMS may have even gone the extra mile to contact the SEC when suspicions arose.
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An upcoming Lifetime movie will pay tribute to late music icon Michael Jackson—and if these recent on-set photos are any indication, they've gone the extra mile to make it realistic!
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James Blake has gone the extra mile to promote his new highly anticipated album by commissioning Sir Quentin Blake, the man behind the famous illustrations on Roald Dahl books, including James and the Giant Peach and Matilda.
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Da'Vonne and Jozea veered from Shane's plan to vote Angela and Faith into elimination, and Shane felt betrayed because he had gone the extra mile to work things in a way that would save them from going in elimination.
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The included Apollo 11 minifigures are slightly different, but the set would have felt even more authentic had Lego gone the extra mile and created custom minifigure astronauts with spacesuits that more closely resembled what the real Apollo-era astronauts wore.
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The specific colors, considered artwork, and additional treats that can accompany a release if the artist or label in question has gone the extra mile to craft the physical aspect of a record into as much of an experience as the music itself.
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Many times, we have been at a complete loss over how to handle some of the emotional and behavioral issues with our children, and the doctors and nurses at the center have gone the extra mile to help us with suggestions, referrals to specialists and solutions to our problems.
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JON CARAMANICA Solange has gone the extra mile to place her new album, "A Seat at the Table," in an artistic continuum: before the music arrived on Friday, she posted a digital book of photographs and concrete poetry, which stretches past 100 pages and deserves more than a cursory glance.
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I admittedly don't have a full-scale replica of either cabinet to compare the miniature versions too (or access to a 30-year-old arcade) but based on photos of the originals I found online, Super Impulse has really gone the extra mile to make these tiny arcades look as authentic as possible.
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To resolve the problem, U.S. Secretary of State John KerryJohn Forbes KerryTrump's winning weapon: Time The Memo: O'Rourke looks to hit reset button #FreeAustinTice trending on anniversary of kidnapping in Syria MORE has gone the extra mile, encouraging European firms to do business with Iran – an initiative unthinkable until a few years ago.
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Hanson wrote, "[Aguirre] has consistently gone the extra mile, and then some," and a two- step salary increase was approved.Walt Bogdanich and Gretchen Morgenson, "S.E.C. Is Reported to Be Examining a Big Hedge Fund." New York Times.
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Faces Etnofestival has always gone the extra mile to provide for accessibility and is also known as one of the most family-friendly festivals in Finland. Pekka Kuusisto and the Luomuplayers performing in the Faces etnomusic festival in summer 2005.
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The NGLCC National Dinner is an annual awards event held in November to celebrate progress in the LGBT business community. It was first held in 2003 and has been continuously presented at the National Building Museum in Washington, DC. It is attended by businesspeople, LGBT equality advocates, and political figures. Honors bestowed at the NGLCC National Dinner include: NGLCC/American Airlines ExtrAA Mile Award, Corporation of the Year, Supplier Diversity Advocate of the Year, and LGBT Supplier of the Year. The NGLCC/American Airlines ExtrAA Mile Award recognizes an LGBT or allied person, persons or organization that have gone the extra mile to support LGBT equality.
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