Portuguese
empenhado Bound or obligated, as under a pledge to a particular cause, action, or attitude.
Of a person or group who is bound or obligated, as under a pledge to a particular cause, action, or attitude.
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It notes Labor lost support among Christians, particularly devout, first-generation migrant Christians.
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But that work brought the devout Christian into frequent conflict with authorities.
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But the nuns spend the evening in prayer, so do the devout.
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He believes that a return to devout worship will alleviate the problems.
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It's possible it was practiced only by a devout sprinkling of farmers.
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However, South Dakota State committed 15 turnovers to just six for Nevada.
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However, the Police Commissioner alleged Assignments4U and the students committed various offences.
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That inquiry found evidence Israeli forces committed war crimes, which it denies.
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However, the UK is now committed to wait for the UN report.
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Mr Kenny said the government was committed to retaining the current rate.
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This year, at least 216 farmers have committed suicide in the state.
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The International Criminal Court said it believed crimes against humanity were committed.
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Abe said Japan was committed to a world free of nuclear weapons.
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Iyer, however, said Walmart remained committed to developing physical stores as well.
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At best, President Trump has committed a grave abuse of executive power.
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Mr Turnbull said the Government was still committed to the Paris Agreement.
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It's important to be committed to continuous improvement, however tough the conditions.
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But in a tweet sent out earlier today, Murphy said he's committed:
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Reuters news agency reported: Penn was very committed to the case .
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We remain committed to the process that is under way, Crowley said.
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Only a year ago I'd been committed to one thing: my career.
