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Meanings of dedicated to in English

Person something is dedicated to.

Usage of dedicated to in English
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Initially, Sequoia will be dedicated to the National Nuclear Safety Administration work.
Wired
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But Mr Davies said it needed a minister dedicated to the task.
BBC
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An independent commission dedicated to tracking democracy in Ireland has been established.
The Irish Times
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He said Wells Fargo has 400 employees dedicated to serving energy companies.
Reuters
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Banks say they have sophisticated units dedicated to rooting out financial crime.
The Guardian
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Several bars dedicated to quality beers have opened these last few years.
The Guardian
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The race is dedicated to the victims of the September 11 atrocities.
The Irish Times
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Mariner's final word was dedicated to the achievements of his opposite number.
The Guardian
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She was a wonderful storyteller and extremely dedicated to her seven children.
Letters to jackie: condolences from a grieving nation
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In reality, it's a home-built lab dedicated to the study of time.
Wired
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Ireland currently has no centre dedicated to the history of Irish women.
The Irish Times
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They then decided to form a place dedicated to the musical style.
Wired
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The Trio in Bb is dedicated to the same and is Op.
Beethoven's Letters 1790-1826, Volume 1
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He was living hard and lean; dedicated to becoming a great fighter.
Radio NZ
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It is dedicated to Dewi Danu, goddess of the sea and lakes.
The South African
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House and at other institutions dedicated to the masterpieces of the past.
The new yorker
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Dedicated to through the time
Dedicated to across language varieties
South Africa
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New Zealand
Common
Australia
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