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dedicado Solemnly dedicated to or set apart for a high purpose.
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We need a dedicated agency with responsibility for training for the industry.
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Initially, Sequoia will be dedicated to the National Nuclear Safety Administration work.
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But Mr Davies said it needed a minister dedicated to the task.
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I run three times per week; I also have dedicated stretching sessions.
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However, there is room for further dedicated residential provision and community support.
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I am the Kalpaka; and I am the highly sanctified sacrificial Havi.
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And Josue said to the people: Be ye sanctified: for tomorrow the
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In the docile souls of the early sanctified, its task is easy.
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Candidate in Indian Mysteries sanctified by the sign of the cross, 361-l.
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Sin is dreadful and murderous in the sight of a sanctified soul.
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To-day we consecrate it to the service of the whole Mexican family.
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He was following us up to consecrate the graves of our battlefields.
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Objection 1: It seems that a wicked priest cannot consecrate the Eucharist.
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Objection 1: It seems that a degraded priest cannot consecrate this sacrament.
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Let us name the holy city, and consecrate it with Lesbian Wine.
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Ivy, beliefs concerning; consecrated to Bacchus and to Osirls; the nature of.
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He'd forgotten about the danger of consecrated ground in his soulless state.
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The second half requested that Russia be consecrated to the Immaculate Heart.
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Whosoever disputed his creed and his consecrated purpose must be in error.
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They loved the peaceful virtues which were generated in the consecrated convent.
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Before the end of the year the King was consecrated at Rheims.
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The Pelasgi consecrated groves, and appointed solemn festivals, in honor of Sylvānus.
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The second meeting of these delegates was held in this consecrated home.
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In other words, whatever is consecrated is sanctified in this limited sense.
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He was consecrated in 1245, and ruled the diocese for eight years.
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This year died Pope Stephen; and Paschalis was consecrated pope after him.
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A meaner temple was never consecrated to the worship of the Deity.
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He was received at Orleans, and consecrated with universal applause, in 721.
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The Naiades took it, consecrated it, and filled it with fragrant flowers.
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Henry, madman or saint, is a consecrated king: his body is sacred.
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A person could also be denied a Christian burial in consecrated ground.
