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• Murray said the number of digital subscribers is in the tens of thousands range while the revenue earned from that business was not yet a meaningful portion of the publication’s overall revenue.

• She leads all rookies1 in block percentage, she’s third in effective field-goal percentage, and she’s playing meaningful minutes for a Seattle team that leads the WNBA.

• That’s why it would be important for the new agency to have a technically sophisticated staff and meaningful access to company data.

• Today’s riots, still relatively rare, roil after years of legal logjams and gridlock on meaningful policing reform.

• During the pandemic, with hooking up really off the table, we’ve really seen that accelerate a strong demand for services and apps that provide more meaningful connections.

• We have richer, healthier lives and more meaningful relationships of all kinds.

• Carla points out how meaningful it can be to have people in your life who simply understand what you're going through.

• If they were meaningful, we might have realized it before—surely one of these kids wore a cross, or a yarmulke, or a hijab?

• He posted on Facebook about wanting to do something “right” and meaningful.

• Yet meaningful negotiations to free the hostages have failed to get off the ground.

• One may be good at organizing meaningful material but poor at remembering mere words.

• Only when bedtime came did the continued silence of his mother become meaningful.

• Then the teacher has the wonderful experience of mutual attention in which meaningful communication has taken place.

• Machismo was more meaningful to the average estate than education.