Before long, border radio was also transmitting instant messages, in the form of song dedications, from wives in Mexico to husbands working undocumented in the Southwest.
Let us remember the time the funniest joke in the country was "shutter speed captures man's carb-inspired microexpression forever" in the form of an inky dedication.
Only in poetry could the formal manifestations of insight be explored, a fact that she explores, in form, in a section of "Dedication to Hunger," from "Descending Figure": It begins quietly in certain female children: the fear of death, taking as its form dedication to hunger, because a woman's body is a grave; it will accept anything.
The Most Rev Justin Welby said he had been deeply touched during a recent visit to Sierra Leone to witness "the result of British generosity" in the form of aid and the dedication of service personnel working there alongside "the profound heroism of local people".
In January 1594, Napier addressed to the King a letter that forms the dedication of his Plaine Discovery of the Whole Revelation of Saint John, a work that, while it professed to be of a strictly scholarly character, was calculated to influence contemporary events.
Even more importantly, isn't this concept of "dedication" also a form of blinkering?
