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It seems unlikely that anyone will wrench the Royal from its devotion to the classics.

An example in cinema is The Usual Suspects, whose surprising success stemmed from its devotion to plot and its willingness to deceive the audience quite as comprehensively as its villain was deceiving the detectives.

The sharpness, it turns out, stems from his devotion to the idea of the studio as a site of catharsis.

Like the Lonely Planet guides that it sends up, the Molvania guide is obsessive in its devotion to detail, from the fake maps inside the cover to the conversion charts for preposterous weights and measures.

There, hundreds of crimson-robed monks scuttled from one devotion to the next, the walls adorned with mandalas (cosmic diagrams) and intricate wood carvings.

Haslam offers an idea of taste that comes from a devotion to the casual realities of life where things are never really finished, done personally and even on the fly.

The willingness to surrender control comes from excessive devotion to the leader and the leader's vision.

According to Arthur Stern, the chief executive of Cogswell Realty, the name did not come from a fanatical devotion to "The Jetsons," but from a sense of fun.

To judge from the stories of Elisha, devotion to the cult of Baal existed in the capital city, Samaria, but was not felt in the countryside.

From what we know, President Obama's devotion to the game doesn't rise to that level.

We could just as likely have more job creation as a result of green technology and design while simultaneously cleaning up the mess left from our devotion to its non-sustainable predecessors.