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The Telegraph illustrated its interest by devoting a spread to the story.

Rogers started things off by devoting a full hour to his 40-year plan to decarbonize Duke.

A division of the apparel giant VF Corporation is taking an unconventional tack by devoting a big chunk of its marketing budget to a video ad.

Try increasing savings by a percentage point or two each year, perhaps by devoting a big chunk of any salary raise to it if you can afford to.

Ms. Zirinsky is the executive producer of the CBS news magazine "48 Hours," which adds to tomorrow's prime-time takeover by devoting a segment to the "Survivor" participants.

By devoting a beautiful rotunda to Robinson's unrivaled place in baseball history, the Mets have made an indelible connection to a monumental part of New York's baseball past.

The International Brecht Society celebrated John's 80th birthday by devoting an issue of its journal to him.

Its Wednesday evening concert at the Church of St .Paul the Apostle near Columbus Circle pushed the experiment further by devoting an entire evening to contemporary chamber orchestra works.

And didn't the BBC commemorate his 60th birthday last year by devoting an evening's viewing to his genius and longevity?

In the late 1970s he outraged his following by devoting an entire album, Slow Train Coming, to his conversion to born-again evangelical Christianity and, in the 1980s, by self-identifying as a hardcore Zionist with the song Neighborhood Bully.

Now the Musée Guimet in Paris, renowned for its fine collection of Asian art, has set out to bridge this gap between East and West by devoting an exhibition to this central pillar of Asian thought.