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- noun Plural form of
dedication .
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Examples
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But I want more "dedications" of them to people, or things, or places ... no need to mention full names!!
CBC Radio 3 2010
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The governor says much of the spending reductions are on health care and higher education because "dedications" in state statutes and the state constitution generally forbid him from making major cuts from many of the services and projects funded by state government.
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To do this, he has followed a fairly traditional Sunday morning worship service with worship, communion and preaching of the Word, as well as all the other activities which occur in our morning services, such as dedications and so on.
scams 2008
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For the same reason that hundreds of other Elizabethan commoners penned dedications to the nobility, in the hope of monetary and other rewards.
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It could be heard on selective occasions such as convocations, dedications, and commencements.
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• All dedications of college libraries in your name.
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All your narcissistic needs will be met with the showering of acknowledgment you will receive when the writer publishes something; from acceptance speeches to dedications in the front of their book or website.
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Among the many dedications to Caroline was a tribute from the founder of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, Freiherr von Hammer-Purgstall, an Orientalist scholar who supplied Goethe with Persian poetry.
SuperCooperators Martin A. Nowak 2011
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We see poetry on memorials, gravestones, dedications – more than just the mealy mouthed sentiment of a Hallmark greeting card.
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The idea is to allow Buddhists to perform their dedications and rituals conveniently when away from home.
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