Could you explain ‘above and beyond ‘ in this sentence?
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...to thank those who are going above and beyond to help them in need.
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It means to do much more than what's required; to go far beyond what is required or expected of you
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I believe it comes from the phrase “above and beyond the call of duty”. “The call of duty” is what you are required to do.
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The phrase to go above and beyond means to do an excellent job on something—even beyond what is expected.
For example: He's always been a good friend, but while I was ill he really went above and beyond.
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"Going above and beyond" means doing more than required or giving extra effort.
The sentence could also say: "...to thank those who are giving extra effort to help them in need."
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