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Meanings of more dedicated in English

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Usage of more dedicated in English
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It really is a love affair with many of the more dedicated.
The Irish Times
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They can also offer a more dedicated service in less liquid securities.
Reuters
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I was so in awe of some of the more dedicated dancers.
The Guardian
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The project is more dedicated to developing an etiology of war.
Wired
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And they want more dedicated research into the threat toxoplasmosis poses to the dolphins.
Radio NZ
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Some of the more dedicated teachers there had befriended him.
The new yorker
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Perhaps our brains are more dedicated to our psychic health than to the truth.
Keeper: one house, three generations, and a journey into alzheim...
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This is partly due to more dedicated spaces like branded store-in-stores for Samsung, for example.
Reuters
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Mkhize said there is still a need for more dedicated COVID-19 beds in the Western Cape.
The South African
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A low turnout could help Gray who is expected to have more dedicated supporters than Bowser.
Reuters
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I thought they were more dedicated than that.
The mammoth book of the best of best new sf
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Yet the more talented, the more dedicated, a man was -themore his loyalty might waver.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
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There's always someone more dedicated than I am.
Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children
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PARRAMATTA'S prodigal son has never looked more dedicated.
News.com.au
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She had to be more businesslike, more distant, more dedicated, than any man in this profession.
Haunted
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We need clearer and more dedicated support.
Wired
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