It's surprising thT meme culture hasn't spawned more dedicated apps.
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However, she wants women's boxing to have more dedicated events.
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She is much more dedicated to the search than I am.
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It also leads to increased interaction, which can create more dedicated viewers.
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I will continue cutting back, working with fewer, but more dedicated, retailers.
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As reports have found, some are more dedicated to that than others.
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The more dedicated the fan, the more rewarding the performance will be.
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They can also offer a more dedicated service in less liquid securities.
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Remember, these companies make money by bringing in more dedicated users, not fewer.
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And no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning Roe v.
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A million pounds of CO2 cut from a million or more dedicated strikers.
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Roku sells more dedicated streaming devices than perhaps any other company in the world.
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You won't find two more dedicated, intelligent, honest and hard-working public servants anywhere.
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There's the Microsoft Surface Go for $25793 if you want a more dedicated tablet.
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No sports arena is more dedicated to its home team's hue than this one.
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Benny is the quieter of the two, but he is the more dedicated performer.
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This one is much more dedicated to surprising viewers, and occasionally flat-out shocking them.
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It's much more dedicated to copycatting a classic, while making it bigger, louder, and broader.
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Yet Shots could be a more dedicated place for humor…with some selfies thrown in.
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They could teach me more PHP, in fact, if I were a more dedicated student.
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But the truth is, the husband and wife couldn't be more dedicated to their family.
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You will never meet a more dedicated, passionate, and influential privacy/safety team than Google's.
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But the actor swatted away any talk of being any more dedicated than other actors.
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More dedicated research is needed, however, before the fabric makes its way into your closet.
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In the months since, I've found that the Kindle opens up more dedicated reading time.
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Another is to designate more dedicated bus lanes, and to do so with true dedication.
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Others, including homegrown candidates like Kamala Harris and Eric Swalwell, had more dedicated supporters on hand.
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And, judging by App Store reviews, it's also popular among some of Yahoo's more dedicated commenters.
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State media has said the new carrier will be more dedicated to military and humanitarian operations.
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The Treasury plan is less focused on recapitalization, however, and more dedicated to comprehensive housing reform.
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Ultimately, it found that federal agencies have become more dedicated to combating fentanyl use in recent years.
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Ng echoed the desire for more dedicated research which spans boundaries between different areas of theoretical physics.
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Tsur says Planck Re is developing more dedicated algorithms to meet the evolving needs of insurance providers.
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Yes, the sunny people on social media, but also my friends who were more dedicated than me.
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This is what NBA coaches are looking at if Davis evolves into a more dedicated three-point shooter.
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For more dedicated users, there is Furbo Dog Nanny or a premium subscription service the company is piloting.
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I'm still hoping to spend more dedicated time with the S10E, but I don't see any red flags.
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Mage players were much more dedicated, as they chose the mage-oriented action 76.1 percent of the time.
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And it may remind weekend warriors as well as more dedicated athletes of the importance of staying hydrated.
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Sometimes, I skip some steps, but now I feel little bit more dedicated to try maintaining the results.
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He thought there was no way Noall could possibly prove she was a more dedicated customer than him.
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"Trump supporters are more dedicated and committed," Rory McShane, a Republican strategist specializing in digital media, told Politico.
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Beauty brands may soon look to a different type of influencer, one with a smaller, more dedicated following.
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This week, he released his 19803th album and is more dedicated than ever to finding humanity in music.
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"Kelly is a much more dedicated Scientologist than John," Mike Rinder, a former Scientology spokesman, told The Daily Beast.
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Didi currently uses regular passenger cars for its service, but has said it needs more dedicated "purpose-built" vehicles.
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I think he's more dedicated to the party than many of the ones who are asking for his resignation.
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We want to become more dedicated to the farmer and look for more opportunities in farming and adjacent spaces.
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While there are other merits to attending prestigious colleges — like having more dedicated students around you, better libraries, etc.
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For serious writers, Mr. Braziller was that rare New York publisher seemingly more dedicated to literary quality than profits.
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Whether you call it bandwagoning or being a fair-weather fan, the accusation from more dedicated fans is equivalent.
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However, no nation has a more talented, more dedicated group of law enforcement investigators and prosecutors than the United States.
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I think some publishers will realize that it makes more sense for them to cultivate a smaller, more dedicated audience.
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There is no institution in America more dedicated to educational integrity and teaching students to be thoughtful and ethical citizens.
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Also coming are more dedicated bus lanes, priority traffic signals for buses and redesigning busy corridors, like K Street Northwest.
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Valentine's friendship with Bell, by whom he owns more than 80 pieces, drove him to become even more dedicated to collecting.
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THE Asian "model" of migration tends to be highly restrictive, and often appears more dedicated to stemming immigration than to managing it.
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The Health Mate app (left) will get you more simplified workout details than a more dedicated fitness app like Map My Run.
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One potential reason for this: They were seen as more dedicated and thus awarded higher raises or compensated with additional overtime wages.
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Maybe someone more dedicated and creative could figure out a way to work the EO2's power cord into a room's ambiance.
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It currently uses regular passenger cars, but says as it moves forward it sees a need for more dedicated "purpose-built" vehicles.
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When your team members view you as someone they want to emulate, they're more dedicated to the company and to each other.
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Not only through more dedicated efforts to get people into treatment programs but also through policies like increased alcohol taxes and advertising bans.
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The difference with the exclusive raids is that not everyone will get a chance to participate, as it's for the more dedicated players.
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While phones offer mass gaming experiences that catch fire globally, more dedicated players prefer the interactivity and controls associated with PCs and consoles.
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Along the very top of the screen, you can navigate away from the home screen to more dedicated pages for movies and shows.
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So I can see how completing all 80 levels might take some serious time and effort for the more dedicated Splatoon 2 fans.
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I've tried other more dedicated apps, but there's always some feature missing or things just don't work the way I want them, too.
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Flipping it around, employers who locate facilities where the workers are will be rewarded by more centered, more dedicated employees in stable communities.
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It currently uses regular passenger cars, but says as it develops its offerings it sees a need for more dedicated "purpose-built" vehicles.
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"The events of the past six months have only made our institution stronger and more dedicated to our mission," Mr. Rubin said afterward.
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We need to spend less time on outrageous tweets and more dedicated to the threats our next president will confront from outside our borders.
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It is possible that many of these conditions could be prevented or delayed if people with cerebral palsy had access to more dedicated care.
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While total viewership is interesting to know, it's not as reflective of the actual number of more dedicated viewers who watched the entire game.
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"I've never seen a man more dedicated to this community and to baseball than Mr. I," Tigers General Manager Al Avila said in a statement.
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Smartphones might be limited in functionality compared to more dedicated video cameras, but that doesn't mean they're only capable of shooting one type of video.
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For the first time, the series is skipping the time-honored story-driven campaign mode in favor of a more dedicated focus on online play.
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At 70, von Furstenberg said she's more dedicated than ever to doing her own part to leave behind good in this world by mentoring others.
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"I had never met anyone who was more professional, more dedicated to the mission of the Tennessee Department of Corrections than Debra Johnson," Parker said.
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They are more dedicated to their ideology than most other Israelis, and they are willing to invest their energy and time in advancing their goals.
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It doesn't help that the online market is currently flooded with options, and that there are more dedicated mattress review sites than stars in the sky.
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Unlike the more dedicated players, however, I never managed to clear all of its 40-player raids or participate in world assaults against a faction's capital.
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"I remember we did things more dedicated to sexual harassment and consent, but I don't really remember anything about race," said sophomore journalism major Jada Page.
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I can think of no one more prepared, and no one more dedicated, to serve as secretary of state at this critical time in our history.
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But the unit's a little longer than more dedicated handheld consoles, and so thin that my fingers never quite felt they had enough to wrap themselves around.
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In the newly HD'ed Twilight Princess, for example, this none-more-dedicated mailman pops up regularly to deliver letters to Link, spelling out where to head next.
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But I was excited by the idea that the more dedicated I became the more effortless it would become to relax and give in to that tightness.
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Mr. Parrish's more dedicated followers pay $250 a year to become part of his "knowledge community" — a premium site with a private discussion forum and additional content.
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The car attack spurred some victims to become even more dedicated to the anti-racism activism that led them to protest at the Unite the Right rally.
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At Kelaniya, a temple that attracts some of the more dedicated practitioners in and around the capital, Colombo, the crowds heaved in the morning's already sweltering temperatures.
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White House officials and many Republicans seemed to be more dedicated to their true love, changes to the tax system, than to their flirtation with health care.
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Leonard Leo is the man who assembled Trump&aposs list of potential Supreme Court nominees and no one, no one, has been more dedicated to overturning Roe v.
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Each day, they work an hour and a half longer than the average reported by their colleagues in other countries; only Singaporean and Japanese teachers are more dedicated.
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Y.: No one has been more dedicated to the enterprise of building a Supreme Court that will overturn Roe v Wade then the Federalist Society&aposs Leonard Leo. SEN.
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Yann LeCun, the head of Facebook's internal artificial intelligence research division, is stepping down from his role to take on a more dedicated research position as chief AI scientist.
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The separation ought to give the Arlo line more room to grow and more dedicated resources, though it doesn't necessarily bode well for either company in the long run.
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I will admit however, that I may be one of the more dedicated fans and I appreciate the support I get from my friends, peers, and family to continue.
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The more dedicated CCG players may be reminded of the holographic Dual Disk tech from the Yu-Gi-Oh series that brought to life monsters in a virtual arena.
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In that vein, original and exclusive content — if it hits the mark with viewers — could bring a more dedicated audience to Snapchat, and set it apart from the flock.
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No other Democrat attracts supporters more dedicated to forcefully defending their candidate and lashing his foes, more willing to repeatedly donate their time and money to sustain his bid.
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This is all part of a larger revamping of Gmail, in ways that make the service better but could also leave some of its more dedicated users in the dust.
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So the big question on my mind is: will consumers choose the Cloud Cam over more dedicated providers like Canary or Ring simply because they offer an extremely competitive price?
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Several RNC officials said the shakeups in Trump's top ranks were frustrating, but said they were optimistic to see the campaign more dedicated than ever before to ground game efforts.
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For the more dedicated student, it can give you purpose, teach you discipline, help you to create a new family and maybe even lead to a new career or calling.
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That leaves the door open for iFlix and other regional players like HOOQ, a joint venture in Southeast Asia between operator Singtel, Sony and Warner, to offer more dedicated programming.
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Now, with another baby boy on the way, it seems Joanna and Chip are even more dedicated to their decision to end the show to spend time with their growing family.
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Opening up localized operations, however, means being able to take local currencies and having the site translated into specific languages, and also means more dedicated customer support and business development teams.
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In a follow-up message, Olanoff suggested that Musk would be more believable had he been more dedicated to the truth before accusing someone of being a pedophile with no evidence.
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Meat the family It would be hard to find a more dedicated group of herdsmen than the tribe who live on the banks of the Nile, north of the capital Juba.
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More and more dedicated fitness trackers with heart rate tracking capabilities have been gaining smartwatch-like features, but few work as well as the Pebble do—which is a smartwatch first.
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Finally, the creation of more dedicated infrastructure lenders, financed with deposits from commercial banks and other long-term sources, would keep state banks from funding long-term projects with flighty deposits.
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Men — plus-size men included — celebrate Halloween, too, of course, and many dress up, but the truth is men have more dedicated resources and less negative attention and stigma about their waistlines.
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It's a way to drill down into the fan base, to separate the casual streamers from the more dedicated fans and learn more about where and how the music is being received.
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Blackstone Insurance Solutions has a dual purpose, firstly giving insurance clients a more dedicated focus to direct their investments across Blackstone's existing businesses, which include leveraged buyouts, real estate, credit and infrastructure.
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Earlier this month, Vick told reporters he's got "one more dedicated season in my blood" -- but also said he'd be okay if he didn't get picked up by a team in 2016.
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Though it can be a self-selecting group, he advises: People who are willing to go and seek therapy, or hypnosis, may be more dedicated and ready to commit to those practices.
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J&J's overall Baby Powder media advertising budget increased to a proposed $212,2172 for 303, up 230 percent from $2000,2101 in 2009, driven by more dedicated spending toward promotions for overweight women.
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There is little research on the costs of this transition, but hiring more dedicated professional fire staffers and a large contractor pool is probably more expensive than the Forest Service's earlier model.
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Working with the city, it could add more dedicated bus lanes and install systems that give buses priority at traffic signals: changes that have already helped speed up buses on some routes.
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Network executives are far more dedicated to morning news shows, where the star power is bright — with personalities like Gayle King, Matt Lauer, Charlie Rose and George Stephanopoulos — and the profits are huge.
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And nearly 75% of millennials stick to their budget, Business Insider's Hayley Petersonpreviously reported, citing Bank of America's Better Money Habits Millennial reportMillennials even report being more dedicated to saving than older generations.
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I was a full-on troll; a ride-or-die granola-mom-to-be more dedicated to an arbitrary system of parenting than I was to the actual needs of any real-life child.
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But it is a shameful one for the Republican Party, whose members remain more dedicated to minimising Mr Trump's malfeasance than to the idea that nobody, not even the president, is above the law.
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But it is a shameful one for the Republican Party, whose members remain more dedicated to minimising Mr Trump's malfeasance than to the ideal that nobody, not even the president, is above the law.
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Clinton by hundreds of delegates, Mr. Sanders has said that he hopes to close that gap in the remaining contests and has presented himself as more dedicated to helping the middle class than her.
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"If you're a progressive, you believe every American deserves safe, decent, and affordable housing, and there's no institution in American life more dedicated to that proposition than the New York City Housing Authority," he says.
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"When it comes down to the fans, there's just more dedicated tennis fans in Canada," said Fritz, a 22-year-old Californian, who like the 22-year-old Opelka, was making his Davis Cup debut.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list of important players, there's dozens more working hard to build the community, but you'd be hard pressed to find a group more dedicated to keeping the city dancing.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's opponent, for example, doesn't even bother showing up for their first debate, sending an inarticulate proxy instead — and demonstrating the possibility that his youthful challenger might be more dedicated in representing voters' interests.
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There are probably more dedicated historians of the Corsican general than of almost any other historical figure, but so far these scholars, even the retired or especially enthusiastic ones, have been disinclined to share their bounty.
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As Darling notes, although there've long been calls to consider pets in more studies of human health and to author more dedicated studies, there's just not a ton of money available for that kind of work.
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The sticky skin, the stained bedsheets, the darker patches around elbows and knees, the smell... don't get me wrong, I'm more dedicated to beauty than most, but my favored treatments involve less fuss and last much longer.
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Google has been gradually sprinkling in new features and small fixes to make the Gmail experience less cluttered and tedious, but it has seemingly come at the expense of some of the email service's more dedicated users.
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In order to achieve scale, Yulu is working with local city governments in India to create more dedicated bike lanes as well as working with agencies to carve out places that are safe to park the bikes.
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In what has long since become a proxy war, Mr Assad's allies are simply more dedicated to their cause than the backers of those fighting to oust him; and there is little sign that this will change.
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Following Ms. Ludwinski's detailed though easy-to-follow instructions for making a crust (two full pages for the recipe and several more dedicated to rolling, crimping and blind baking) rewarded me with my best pie crust yet.
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Part of the 104-acre Earvin "Magic" Johnson Park not far from Watts Towers, this site would require a new building, from the ground up, which could allow for a larger building and more dedicated art storage.
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The second group are those who he considers more than just random people on the internet, and is made of people who are more dedicated, and are often activists of some sort—either anti-nuclear or anti-secrecy.
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Y., SENATE MINORITY LEADER: No one has been more dedicated to the enterprise of building a Supreme Court that will overturn Roe v Wade then the Federalist Society&aposs Leonard Leo, the very man who chose the list of 25.
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Use of that word suggests there may be some hidden features left untouched within the Tesla car OS, which likely means the more dedicated treasure hunters are already furiously poking away at the 17-inch center console of their car.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: 8BitDoThere are casual gamers who like to occasionally pick up a game to relax for a few minutes, and there are more dedicated players who will devote hours to completing games and unlocking achievements.
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Experts noted that the current political climate and more dedicated efforts to turn out Latino voters could enable Democrats to gain a firmer foothold in Arizona — though this was far from the first time there's been speculation along these lines.
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The bar girl thing happens all the time, [but] not very often [for people at Phuket Top Team] and I think that's because of the way we promote the gym for "No Egos" and those more dedicated in Muay Thai and martial arts.
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But it has also prompted all of us to be more humble, more careful and more dedicated than ever to the basic elements of our craft: to marshal facts, produce stories and pay little mind to criticism, whether from left or right.
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More likely, this step toward change is the result of Dungey, a Black woman brought on to head up ABC early in 2016, which in itself shows that the network is becoming more dedicated to reflecting the country's multiculturalism in the shows it airs.
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"More work will be necessary," Dombrovskis said, adding that some countries favour the setting up of a insurance scheme for unemployed people, while others would prefer a fund more dedicated to investments, and others do not consider the issue a priority at the moment.
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In this case, on the one hand, you'd want the stereotypical "Venezuelan with a GPU miner," who's providing for their family with Zcash, the opportunity to keep doing so; on the other, ASIC mining means more dedicated hardware keeping the entire Zcash network more secure.
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But the internal emails, a rare glimpse into Facebook's inner workings, show that the image the company promoted for years — as an idealistic enterprise more dedicated to "bringing the world closer together" than increasing its own bottom line — was a carefully cultivated smoke screen.
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Since high-end VR headsets like the Vive and Oculus Rift are PC-based, they're relatively easy to integrate into Windows Holographic, and Microsoft says it's partnering with PC makers and others to bring more dedicated VR gear and computers to market that are WH-ready.
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After five years as an education entrepreneur I've learned, perhaps to the chagrin of my gold-seeking peers, that success will come only from those who remain harder working than the competition, more optimistic than the critics, and more dedicated than those who thought it'd be easy.
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For one, it's good relations for a company that was originally built as a communications layer for developers (Slack's developers, when they were still working on Glitch and whatever might come in its wake), and continues to count them among some of their more dedicated users.
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DSR, which is all-new for the Olympics, is more dedicated to delivering drinks and concessions to attendees on-site at venues, with people being able to order from a dedicated tablet — a modern replacement for hawkers walking the stands with trays of popcorn, peanuts and drinks.
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Having a mentor who's either worked in the industry, or who's more senior than yourself, or in the firm that you're looking to work for, can help implicitly either to have that softer feel into it and have an easier route and a more dedicated route.
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"The team set up by the Public Prosecution to investigate criminality in the football world seems to be more dedicated to pursuing those who denounce it than investigating those who practice the crimes," said the statement from Pinto's lawyers, William Bourdon and Francisco Teixeira Da Mota.
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But that is changing with the $75 million growth round of funding that catapulted it to unicorn status, and so Compass had been looking for a more dedicated person to take on a more operational role with the growing network, which last year brought in $180 million in revenues.
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We've now had it for four to five years, so it's not new to us, we got in on the earlier side, but we determined that we wanted to get in for a series of reasons, with more dedicated, highly specific audiences as opposed to general interest entertainment.
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But if you have short-term plans (such as growing your savings or saving for a vacation) or longer-term aspirations (like saving up for a down payment, paying off a large amount of debt in a concise amount of time), tracking your expenses in a more dedicated way is key.
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YOU CAN'T JUST BE TALKING ABOUT, YOU KNOW, EVERYBODY IS GOING TO GO AND TEXT EACH OTHER OR, YOU KNOW, PUT OUT THINGS AND, THEREFORE, IF YOU WANT THAT TO HAPPEN, IN MANY COMPANIES YOU MUST HAVE MORE DEDICATED CEOs OR BETTER CEOs AND, ALSO, BOARDS SHOULD BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE.
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"Jill and I remain more dedicated than ever to addressing the critical issues of the day, and we see in CAA a shared passion and shared values that are at the core of our family and our goals," the former vice president said in a statement from the talent and sports agency.
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That in itself was useful since the kind of ordering and managing needed for that was not necessarily what those businesses would have already had in place and would have needed more dedicated time for product to build from the ground up, and that led to a number of outdated assets in circulation.
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Never have I seen a group of players more dedicated to one another, their fans and the city in which they play: Safety Malcolm Jenkins, perhaps the most visible leader in the players' protest against racial injustice, spends his time off riding along with police officers, visiting prisons and meeting with public defenders and lawmakers.
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It makes sense then that we'd see more dedicated automotive tech investment vehicles, including the just-launched V5, which is helmed by father and son team Sam Valenti III and Sam Valenti IV, sequentially-named investors who have raised $150 million in capital and $50 million via line of credit for a $200 million total initial fund.
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President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE dedicated part of his first State of the Union address to endorsing prison reform.
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When most people agree on policies, vote choice may largely turn on other factors, like a perception that a candidate is more dedicated to fighting for those policies; the probability of beating an incumbent president in the general election; a wish to give a new generation the chance to run things; the hope of putting a woman in the White House.
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Some more news from Evernote — the note-taking app and startup of the same name — that speaks to the company's current rough patch: today it announced that as of Wednesday at 6pm Pacific, it will shutter Market, the e-commerce platform where it sold Evernote swag and Evernote-integrated office products, in an attempt to create another revenue stream around its more dedicated users.
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But while Gartner sees a "stagnating" market for the various devices that are now associated with computing — with mobile phone shipments only growing in emerging Asia/Pacific markets, for example, and the PC market "just reaching the bottom of its decline", as research director Ranjit Atwal puts it — the analyst has a more positive outlook for supplementary connected devices which offer a more dedicated vs general computing purpose.
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Former first lady Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE dedicated a Spotify Valentine's Day playlist to former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,85033 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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