I think it's completely achievable… All I can say is it's achievable.
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"What's achievable for one might not be achievable for others," Matthews said to the BBC.
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"What was achievable last month is not achievable today," the official said, referring to Democratic ascendancy in the House.
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We say that the largest number of configurations is achievable with criticality, and in this case it's achievable even more so during the LSD state.
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Setting aside money could be more achievable if you're saving for a specific goal, as long as it's an achievable goal based on your income and expenses.
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Setting aside money could be more achievable if you're saving for a specific goal, as long as it's also an achievable goal based on your income and expenses.
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Sharing these desires made them more concrete ... and achievable.
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He will, for now, have to focus on achievable wins.
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Tourism can be made more sustainable through several achievable measures.
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Mnuchin declined to say what business tax rate was achievable.
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In our view, $16mn average unit profit is more achievable.
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"We believe our targets are achievable, albeit challenging," he said.
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For all Caps, "achievable goals" is this year's key phrase.
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But cutting the deadly toll substantially is an achievable goal.
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Be really clear about what you want and what's achievable.
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Most projections put the 355 number achievable in the 2040s.
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Mnuchin declined to say what business tax rate was achievable.
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The second best performer could have been achievable, Cramer said.
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Incomplete trade agreements are the norm because they are achievable.
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The Modi government says the plans are "ambitious but achievable".
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"The American dream, achievable," the narrator says in the ad.
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Analysts at HSBC said Gucci's punchy sales targets were achievable.
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Ito declined to comment on whether Tesla's target is achievable.
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The company's promise: that its cloud infrastructure makes that achievable.
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He said a growth rate of 3 percent was achievable.
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I think they're trying to figure out what is achievable.
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It remains to be seen whether these are achievable goals.
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That a dry, tight vagina is the achievable goal, right?
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From a physics standpoint, what Musk is proposing is certainly achievable.
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But she also sees that as a first incremental, achievable step.
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There is no achievable middle ground when it comes to pregnancy.
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"Don't expect a quick or immediate return is achievable," Song said.
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"On our current course and speed, it's very achievable," he says.
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Side parking places are reduced 153x, which is achievable with carsharing.
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That goal might sound far-fetched, but it's actually entirely achievable.
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Neubauer kept practicing, however, pushing himself to the highest achievable level.
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So the ability to service this debt is very, very achievable.
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Banning salary histories is a much smaller, more quickly achievable ask.
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The SST constrains the maximum achievable rating in the capital structure.
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He should focus on what is easily achievable and non-controversial.
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A successful foreign trip, in contrast, is a more achievable goal.
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Researchers at Sanford C. Bernstein reckon $1.5 billion might be achievable.
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Like Kennedy's goal, this one is ambitious and uncertain but achievable.
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Sets achievable measurements of success and strives to meet these goals.
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"It is achievable, even if it is a stretch," he said.
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The best gatherings produce a plan of action or achievable goal.
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I like C25K for its simplicity and modest, but achievable, goals.
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And doing so is more achievable than one might initially think.
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"That is something that is achievable on some basis," he said.
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Democrats in Texas are looking for progressive change that's actually achievable.
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But it does have the benefit of being vastly more achievable.
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The acronym stands for Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound.
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"The weaker dollar makes these numbers look more achievable," they wrote.
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"The billion dollar aspiration is achievable given their commitment," he said.
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"The billion dollar aspiration is achievable given their commitment," he said.
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It's a fair question to ask, is 85033 percent growth achievable?
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"To deliver on those earnings is much more achievable," said McPherson.
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Flood risk reduction is the real goal and it is achievable.
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"The Green New Deal is so far off the grid of what's achievable that it's a nonstarter" "The Green New Deal is so far off the grid of what's achievable that it's a nonstarter," Katko said.
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It's a pretty achievable look should you wish to try it out.
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Be really clear with yourself about what you want and what's achievable.
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He demonstrated that victory was achievable to anyone, no matter the circumstances.
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I think an agreement to just talk to each other is achievable.
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And the first — a meaningful commitment from North Korea — doesn't look achievable.
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In his remarks, he suggested a 25.62 percent growth target was achievable.
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Ahead, find the cool, creative, and achievable Halloween makeup looks from Instagram.
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And although it was achievable, Bodnar says it took years of dedication.
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Nonetheless, Australia's example shows that reforms considered impossible elsewhere are perfectly achievable.
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But, he said, our goals are only achievable if we work together.
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HG: Where's the right price to make sure that 2030 is achievable?
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Harwood: No, what I'm saying is that has proven more politically achievable.
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CVX's Permian growth target of 53 Mboe/d by 2023 appears achievable.
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Whether it's achievable in the legal framework, we will have to see.
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This consisted of creating small, achievable aims along with timely action steps.
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"That's achievable if we continue to run good quality (data)," he said.
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Fortunately, there is a readily achievable way to depoliticize the Supreme Court.
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De Brum and the coalition made that level of ambition seem achievable.
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We set modest but, we think, politically achievable objectives for the reform.
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A better economy doesn't produce popularity — it just makes it more achievable.
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What if the manipulations achievable in lab animals were extended to humans?
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Dreams you never thought you could chase are now seeming more achievable.
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Making hospitals less destabilizing, more conducive to healing, seems an achievable goal.
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Seeing the best of the city is easily achievable in one weekend.
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At this point, world peace seems more achievable than a Jennings detente.
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Medicaid expansion, which would cover 150,000 poor Kansans, might actually be achievable.
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This isn't physically possible, of course, but it might be psychologically achievable.
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But "Transfers" also wonders whether success in such situations is always achievable.
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This area is not only peaceful; the price makes it very achievable.
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"Most importantly, my plan is achievable," the candidate said in a statement.
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Power is achievable on Twitter, but it is always borrowed, and shared.
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Is the ambition of becoming the most trusted bank an achievable one?
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Setting goals that are ambitious but also achievable is an important skill.
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Encourage the habit by helping them pick short-term, achievable savings goals.
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Maybe good air actually was achievable by means of some simple technology.
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"I'm for doing what's achievable," Cornyn told reporters at Capitol Hill Monday.
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The low bun looks good on everyone, and it's also eminently achievable.
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He also asked me for a picture of my ideal, achievable physique.
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"We have concluded that not only is the 80 percent reduction goal achievable – it is achievable in a way that keeps Michigan's power affordable and reliable," DTE's chairman and chief executive officer, Gerry Anderson, said in a statement.
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Our suggestion for the new paradigm: agree on reasonably aggressive but achievable projections (based on achievable bottom-up unit economics) and then agree on a balanced set of comps (not just the three highest multiple companies in your universe).
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And subsequent objectives, to build an Afghan government that can stand on its own, protect the population and fight off its enemies, may not be achievable, and certainly aren't achievable without resources the United States is unwilling to invest.
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If we set things up to see achievable exits, everybody will do better.
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And, getting that pretty pay-off is achievable for even novice plant ladies.
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"Keep giving yourself short, achievable lists that you're trying to tackle," says Monahan.
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"It encourages us to look into a longer achievable communication distance," they write.
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Pruzan said he continued to believe that the bank's target ROE was achievable.
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It said the targets in its 2225-2100 plan were no longer achievable.
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What do these offer that you felt wasn't achievable with your single photos?
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I think the dissonance here is about how we figure out achievable goals.
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What are the things that strike you as the most achievable and desirable?
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" The firm said it still believes its prior earnings guidance range "is achievable.
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But Hyundai's vision might be more achievable near-term than functioning, independent robots.
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The result is a glistening glow that was once only achievable post-workout.
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But, really, conditions have been such in our footprint, it is not achievable.
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He added management was increasingly confident the carmaker's targets to 2018 were achievable.
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Train your brain: Besides setting achievable goals, you can also train your brain.
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Setting specific, achievable goals for improving health behaviors can also help, she adds.
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It said in North America and Japan growth in local currency was achievable.
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But he added it will only be useful if tethered to achievable goals.
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The opportunities at the intersection of IoT and care are real and achievable.
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If the goal feels achievable, you'll be much more motivated to get started.
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It's an achievable ambition; a lasting impact, though, will depend on deeper reforms.
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Kiloton: An explosion achievable by 1,21625 tons of TNT, or its nuclear equivalent.
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The plan, which had been approved by the Obama Administration, was eminently achievable.
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Wilson said the stimulus could help drive earnings and multiples, making 2,700 achievable.
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Bustin tells his clients to set achievable goals to maximise feelings of accomplishment.
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The quoted 11 hours of playback is easily achievable from the internal battery.
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"This time, expectations seem more achievable based on recent results and management guidance."
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If the money is not forthcoming, the 2024 date will not be achievable.
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That output is only achievable in the Standard or Vivid picture modes, though.
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The new generation of tiny, cheap satellites has made that outcome more achievable.
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Given the bank's current performance and prospects, Fitch believes this target is achievable.
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The plan seeks to strike a balance between the aspirational and the achievable.
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Effective resolutions, research has shown, are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant and Time-bound.
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The big tent in the Republican Party is once again an achievable goal.
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The qualification should be on point and achievable, and not involve unnecessary bureaucracy.
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It's a prime example of the achievable balance between comfort and versatile style.
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Jerry's guitar playing achieved cascading rainbow liquidity usually only achievable by computer screensaver.
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But successfully closing complex deals requires an honest assessment of what is actually achievable.
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Is there a way out of this mess that feels, I don't know, achievable?
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That's always been the dream, but now that I'm here I feel it's achievable.
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But more exciting to me was the possibility that interstellar travel was technologically achievable.
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"Our goal was to make [investing] approachable and achievable for all women," she says.
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That is entirely achievable; Filecoin, for example, has already done so for data storage.
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"It doesn't look like at this point that's going to be achievable," said Bridenstine.
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Growing up to be Yoda is not an achievable goal and never will be.
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If you're young, time is on your side and retiring a millionaire is achievable.
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Would these goals have been achievable in the days before Big Pharma stepped in?
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Fortunately, advances in technology have made meeting those challenges and fulfilling this mandate achievable.
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But without sudden movement elsewhere on the map, it's also Trump's most achievable option.
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Perfection perhaps is not achievable, but the company said it is committed to transparency.
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But military officials have yet to make a persuasive case that it is achievable.
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"I'm very confident that a 153 final investment decision is very achievable," Botten said.
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If a task is achievable with data and math, it's a machine intelligence task.
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Petroleum groups have said the 2007 requirements are not achievable without an infrastructure overhaul.
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Here at the local level, our interests intertwine: They are practical, achievable, even apolitical.
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I do think it's achievable, but we need to think now about these things.
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The biggest question is, of course, whether the robots of Westworld are achievable IRL.
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Aides are frustrated and candidly skeptical that a deal is achievable at this point.
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That makes Mr Trump's target, to win 60% of the remaining delegates, look achievable.
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More straightforward work policies should be achievable under the umbrella of the larger organization.
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An incalculable early retirement number means that early retirement is not an achievable goal.
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We made return trips and proved this was an achievable, repetitive and realistic objective.
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The Navy's request seeks to determine the savings achievable with a two-ship buy.
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BUT I THINK THAT SOMETHING WELL INTO THE 3s SHOULD BE VERY, VERY ACHIEVABLE.
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"This is the most impactful, achievable public policy measure we can take," Young said.
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Compliance is more achievable when the child is put to work at age 6.
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But those numbers are home-cooked, selected by the company to provide achievable benchmarks.
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But with him sometimes there's things that you just think, well that's not achievable.
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Is the dream of a perfect space to make art really and truly achievable?
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But what once would have required a bullet may now be achievable with bytes.
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"If this (fifth place) is the target it means it's achievable," he told Reuters.
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He called G.E. "a fundamentally strong company" facing an uphill but achievable turnaround challenge.
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I believe this ambitious goal is achievable because I've seen what can be accomplished.
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Next week's ramp-up signals that catching up is an achievable priority, aides said.
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Mining an asteroid for rare metals just isn't cost-effective or technically achievable -- yet.
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He is most galvanizing when he pairs alarming problems with concrete and achievable solutions.
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Instead, resolutions work best when they are specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-bound.
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"Tabcorp considers that implementation remains achievable in the last quarter of 2017," it said.
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Setting achievable financial milestones will help you maintain your momentum over the long haul.
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No one states an achievable endpoint that makes any sense or has any permanency.
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One key to achieving your resolutions is picking specific, realistically achievable and measurable goals.
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But what unites them is the belief that such uplands exist and are achievable.
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It may have ruined the entire game for me, but it felt so achievable!
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In Fitch's view, this strategy is achievable but will be gradual in the mid-term.
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A radical idea — abolishing ICE — transformed into a more viable, and potentially achievable, political plan.
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When you believe in yourself, set goals, and work hard, anything and everything is achievable.
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And with Trump in the White House, that goal might be more achievable than ever.
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SoftBank alone has put $1.5 billion into OneWeb, so that figure should be easily achievable.
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The tax plan that President Trump will release today isn't super-specific or super-achievable.
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We spoke to a handful of trainers to share their favorite totally-achievable fitness goals.
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Whether the plans are achievable has become a constant subject of conversation in the kingdom.
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That's achievable, in theory, if you have a better product and a brilliant sales pitch.
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But East said he remained comfortable that profit and free cash flow expectations remained achievable.
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With sensible spending habits like that, the couple's plan to not raise assholes, seems achievable.
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If Clinton can stop him there, the rest of the map for her is achievable.
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If anything resembling Trump's budget request passes Congress, such a goal won't be achievable anymore.
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"Some of the changes they are making to their faces are not achievable," she added.
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This is an achievable course as long as North Korea does not return to provocations.
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"There is a practical and achievable nature to this tax plan," a Bloomberg spokesperson said.
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If you combine multiple strategies, you can have more modest-but-achievable progress, Wendel said.
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Figueres acknowledged this is a tall order, but said it's also achievable given recent trends.
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"It's hard to see how any of his policies would ever be achievable," said Clinton.
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The WRI crafted the steps to be achievable under existing laws, without requiring legislative action.
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In the future, things will become more and more achievable without Epic even being involved.
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Even if they're not successful, that it's something that is available and achievable for them.
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The Obama EPA determined the standards were achievable, but Pruitt concluded that determination was wrong.
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Experts in the delegate process believe he has a challenging but achievable path to 1,237.
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These goals are achievable, but the policy structures currently in place are outdated and inadequate.
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Nonetheless, the maximum achievable rating for the programme is 'B-', which is Greece's Country Ceiling.
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Consequently, such a distinction is only achievable by the most multi-talented members of showbiz.
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A combination of education and female empowerment that will make the end of FGM achievable.
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The problem is that significant but achievable solutions like this one will soon be inadequate.
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I admit this just isn't possible for most, but it seemed achievable in my case.
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But it might look more achievable as a three-year accumulation of purchases, through 2020.
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But those issues are commonly thought to only be achievable in a comprehensive immigration deal.
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They've helped make our crazily bold mission of 'organizing the world's information' perhaps even achievable.
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It's an achievable goal and a quintessential "America first" theme that Trump should keep playing.
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Last year there were a lot of people who said that would never be achievable.
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He embodied so much of what I wanted to be and didn't think was achievable.
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Does anyone know what Trump's achievable end goals are with Iran, including the President himself?
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We also think Facebook is taking the opportunity to shift expectations to more achievable levels.
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" Now the office says the goal is to develop "economically and technologically achievable performance standards.
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Reaching 30% is still hugely ambitious, but Wyss wrote he believes it's an achievable goal.
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Many aboriginal leaders have come to view state treaties as more achievable than a federal one.
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"I believe in today's market environment that a US$20bn LBO is very achievable," Cohen said.
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It wasn't audacious, but it was achievable, which was exactly what we needed to get started.
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In our opinion, this is achievable, considering that BGN90m of net income was generated in 1H16.
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At this much later stage of our development, import substitution is neither easily achievable nor smart.
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If you've ever fancied having Nefertiti's likeness on your shelf at home, it's now eminently achievable.
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The implication for athletes and coaches is to set lots of different achievable goals, he says.
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Universal health care is achievable if it is carried out in stages (Special report, April 60th).
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Their current production methods are basic—a way to show that this stretchable skin is achievable.
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Instead, make an achievable goal — say, $500 — and set out to find ways to fund it.
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But it is only worth doing that with a clear and moreover achievable goal in mind.
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Still the volumes represent "ambitious, but achievable" growth for the renewable fuels industry, the EPA reiterated.
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I want to let people know that they are not alone, and that happiness is achievable.
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But the growth plans of lenders might only be achievable with some loosening of underwriting standards.
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Uber believes that Uber Elevate, an on-demand air transportation service, is achievable within a decade.
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Instead, you have to pick an archetype that caps what is achievable across your different attributes.
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Now, the office, instead, says it develops "economically and technologically achievable standards" to address water pollution.
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And even without mega-deals, existing businesses generate enough cash to make the deleveraging target achievable.
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There is no doubt this goal is eminently achievable, if there is will to do so.
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Skin Deep Beach hair: It sounds achievable simply by going to the beach while having hair.
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" Johnson said it's necessary to focus on "achievable goals" and go through the "problem-solving process.
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So far, texture, shape, and cold/warm sensations are all achievable by individual systems and products.
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That's why I decided to make this the practical, achievable, everywoman's guide to optimizing your room.
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Consequently, Fitch views PepsiCo's long-term mid-single-digit profit before tax financial targets as achievable.
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Improvements like the generational jump for Jetson TX2 help make that potential future much more achievable.
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We suggest the latter, which is easily achievable thanks to this personalized caviar box from ROE.
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The startup Indochino just makes that gift a bit more achievable, and a lot less expensive.
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It seems so achievable, and also so apparent — that the benefits are there to be had.
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I believe this is achievable because it is in the EU's interests as well as ours.
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Will the system win, or is Goldie learning to differentiate between achievable goals and wild fantasy?
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The startup Indochino just makes that gift a bit more achievable, and a lot less expensive.
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We must be ambitious, which means setting achievable goals to achieve net zero emissions by 2050.
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Mike's plans are practical and achievable, so his focus is on what can be accomplished now.
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ERIC ALLISON: So, we think that that's pretty achievable in the medium-term, not at launch.
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"I'm actually not looking for somebody who has 100% perfection because that's not achievable," she emphasizes.
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But there are ways to create an achievable resolution for what feels like an impossible task.
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For others, it's domineering perfectionism or a growth-inspiring pursuit of a high-quality, achievable goal.
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Already, there is an awareness that any new targets must be more quantitative and preferably achievable.
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" She would also reduce "the family reunification backlog" and provide "a fair and achievable pathway to citizenship.
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In this case, the activists' demands, while achievable, did not get to the core of the problem.
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Perhaps it would be achievable for a freshly inaugurated president with control of both branches of Congress.
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Her looks are adventurous yet fun, aspirational yet achievable, and daring yet never veer toward shocking territory.
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We honestly assessed where we are and outlined ambitious but achievable goals that poise us for growth.
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Some of them are hilariously less achievable, like have an "artsy" July 4th and petting a giraffe.
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The convergence of new technology and new partnerships has made rural broadband deployment more achievable than ever.
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I think that's why women can compete with men in road racing, because it's something that's achievable.
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It's a stretch goal for sure — last year I saved around 22 percent — but it's probably achievable.
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Corker said the plan's goals may not be achievable if lawmakers cannot agree on enough base broadeners.
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Instead of walking two dogs each evening, she aimed for a completely achievable one walk a week.
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"Look, I will just say, the 6 billion - it's not realistic and it's not achievable," he said.
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By Friday, I was actually starting to believe that work-life balance was a real, achievable thing.
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However, it's not an encouraging sign for those hoping to keep these targets in the achievable range.
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That this kind of synchronicity, intimacy, understanding between two humans is not only possible, but gorgeously achievable.
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A four-day workweek really does sound like a dream: a logical, reasonable, and now achievable one.
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It's eminently achievable — already, fully 20303 percent of all coffee is being produced under some sustainability standard.
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Diagnosing medical conditions is among the more classic examples of actually useful, achievable real-world machine learning.
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An IPO is an aspirational goal, but one both Russell and founder George Arison believe is achievable.
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With this free app, the New Year's Resolution of learning a new languages just might be achievable.
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As Qualcomm's stock is 10 cents away from the 50-day moving average, that goal seems achievable.
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The first step in putting this plan into action is to identify locations where success is achievable.
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Banking bosses have recently aired differing views on whether cross-border mergers are either desirable or achievable.
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"I don't want to sound arrogant, but I really think everything is achievable in life," Djokovic said.
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Free trade-oriented Democrats, on the other hand, criticized Trump for failing to secure specific, achievable commitments.
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Under Portugal's proportional representation system, an absolute majority is achievable with 42% to 45% of the vote.
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Reaching a political settlement with the Taliban, however, is still an achievable goal for the United States.
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Fitch views most of the government's assumptions for the FY18 (April 2016-March 2017) budget as achievable.
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"Talks continue toward establishing a realistic and achievable payment schedule to settle the remaining amount," she said.
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"This type of cost saving is not achievable for all issuers," said a banker on the trade.
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So, the president reportedly gave his negotiators a finite window to explore whether some deal was achievable.
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"I wouldn't have taken the job if I didn't believe that this idea was achievable," Ackerman said.
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" Rob Nichols, chief executive of the American Bankers Association, called the Treasury recommendations "practical, reasonable and achievable.
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Over the last few months, the Trump administration has repeatedly insisted that near-term denuclearization is achievable.
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"Consider starting small with achievable goals so that you do not become discouraged," said NEFE's Billy Hensley.
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Like Carson, Egan is most galvanizing when he pairs alarming problems with the concrete and achievable solutions.
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The labor market integration of today's refugees is achievable, but it's a lengthy, labor-intensive, costly endeavor.
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The buyer's track record shows that is achievable, but at risk of taking the brand down-market.
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Canopy's valuation at current levels is "more reasonable" and Wall Street's estimates are "achievable," the analyst said.
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It's an achievable vision, but it requires the policy details to be right, not just the rhetoric.
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Narrow your goals down to a few achievable ones that can easily be broken down into steps.
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But Ocasio-Cortez has already managed to change the conversation about what is achievable on Capitol Hill.
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Such a speed would make a trip from New York to Shanghai achievable in around two hours.
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Kant believed in an ethical rule so stringent not even he thought it was achievable by mortals.
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In order to make this kind of journalism more achievable for health reporters everywhere, we need help.
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Making cold brew at home seems so aspirational, but we should start thinking about it as totally achievable.
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Most companies encourage staffers to set SMART goals, ones that are Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time-bound.
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These goals are totally achievable, and often times it just takes a few small tweaks to save big.
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Forget about what's in season (because not much is right now) with these 28 perennially achievable sweet things.
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Most of them would prefer Jim Crow America or slavery America, but they don't think that's achievable, politically.
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It is not rooted in an engineering-based approach and makes promises that are not achievable or realistic.
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We need a shared vision for the future as well as confidence that it is achievable and realistic.
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And dietarily speaking, let's adopt sustainable, achievable nutrition and wellness practices that help us achieve our health goals.
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That makes finding a solution to the problem of plastic pollution emanating from rivers "quite achievable", Slat said.
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I've found a cheek tint that's essentially a bottled-up runner's high — achievable without a drop of sweat.
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That makes finding a solution to the problem of plastic pollution emanating from rivers "quite achievable", Slat said.
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It was abnormally overcast for most of those two islands and therefore our planned activities weren't always achievable.
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CALL * ABBVIE SAYS SYNERGY TARGET OF GREATER THAN $2 BILLION FOR ALLERGAN DEAL IS "AN ACHIEVABLE NUMBER" - CONF.
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Three years ago, during our interview, Peres told me a two-state solution was still possible and achievable.
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The question is, is this achievable in the long term, is there a risk of a higher deficit?
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More equality, by contrast, is pretty clearly achievable from a technical standpoint through different tax and regulatory structures.
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The group expects to realise all of its synergies by 2019 something which we assess as largely achievable.
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The upshot is that modest, permanent tax cuts, financed by scrapping the state and local deduction, are achievable.
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All 53 cuts are cool, achievable, and more than just a good Insta-story — these are instant classics.
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They also retained $130 price target, noting that long-term profitability looks achievable despite its near-term outlook.
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"It's very hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable," Clinton said of Sanders.
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We like them because we know they're just on the right side of impossible — improbable, but somehow achievable.
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As they eyeball the giant pies in front of them, 15 minutes to clear the lot seems achievable.
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I'm not going to pretend that this is easy as clear differences remain but it does remain achievable.
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Your summer fitness goals are totally achievable — and you don't even need to step foot on a treadmill.
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Though they haven't given up on the marriage fight, they seem to have refocused on more achievable aims.
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Educating parents on the importance of cancer prevention should be an easy and achievable goal of healthcare providers.
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It's hard to imagine a clearer example of the unachievable perfect being the enemy of the achievable good.
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There are reasons to believe that the government goal of raising US$14bn through local instruments is achievable.
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Be real about what's happening now so you can set more appropriate, achievable, and rewarding goals for yourself.
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She suggested that for some families, buying the recommended amount of fruit and veg is not financially achievable.
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"What we'll be moving now is what was achievable in the Senate," Ms. Murkowski said in an interview.
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"With Zip's unprecedented range, national-scale coverage is achievable from a single home base," the company's website says.
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This should be achievable if near-term targets are bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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"Two states are not achievable in the foreseeable future," the former Palestinian prime minister, Salam Fayyad, told me.
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Perfect security may not be achievable but we have within our reach a safer and more secure internet.
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Truck and engine makers have developed new technology that promise to make more ambitious standards achievable, officials said.
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The idea is that anything the web-based application does can also be achievable programmatically via the API.
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He told analysts that expectations for a 5.5 percent rise in core earnings (EBITDA) this year were achievable.
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But 5 percent weight loss is achievable without surgery for many patients, Tilg told Reuters Health by phone.
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It's rare that such a profound change of vision for the future is so close to being achievable.
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The best thing you can do is keep people focused on an achievable plan that they understand clearly.
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Absent the social scaffolding that makes family formation more achievable and more desirable, families don't form as much.
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We still believe reaching the company's 500k unit demand levels for FY20 remain an achievable bogey to hit.
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" Trump last week cited poll numbers and stock values while boasting, "we're setting records that nobody thought achievable.
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The company encourages suppliers to focus on "SMART" goals, or specific, measurable, achievable, relevant and time-limited targets.
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These summits make for good photo-ops, but they are not where most achievable diplomatic deals are made.
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Rightly or wrongly, her image reflected the status quo — despite her having the most solid and achievable program.
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I actually began to feel as though if the goal was achievable the whole thing would be ruined.
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These would be significant improvements to a document that is now showing its age, and they are achievable.
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Green Bay Packers (8-3) Your remaining schedule is favorable, and a 249-210 record is eminently achievable.
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Given the rapid growth of consumer genomics, such possibilities are probably achievable in the near future, they conclude.
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"The goal to end the U.S. H.I.V. epidemic is more than aspirational — it is achievable," Dr. Zuniga said.
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It shouldn't be hard for them to get specific, as the solutions are achievable and widely called for.
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It's carefully plotted, but distinctly human—a reminder that the miracle of flight is achievable by human hands.
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Bill's finest moment was aimed squarely at that constituency: There are clear, achievable, affordable responses to our challenges.
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So that's a lot more achievable than allowing people to edit any tweet all the way back in time.
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"Research shows that generating half of our energy from renewables by 2030 is both necessary and achievable," Hanrahan added.
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Republican control of Congress makes a Clinton victory all but impossible here -- and a Trump triumph still quite achievable.
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Sycamore said it may improve the offer, but only if due diligence could show Chico's turnaround efforts were achievable.
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Manley has sought to persuade investors that the 2020 goals -- set by late boss Sergio Marchionne -- were still achievable.
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That is because, regardless of race, age or social standing, "a fashionable outline is still achievable," Ms. Keydar said.
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We are upgrading to Neutral predicated on the new management team, international profitability inflecting and achievable five-year targets.
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Puzzles, by contrast, hold an inherent promise of resolution — perhaps obscure, perhaps requiring incredible commitment and attention, but achievable.
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All of which suggests that a route to the future imagined by the neurotech pioneers is arduous but achievable.
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Quick take: The paper's conclusion is a sign that an important pledge made under the Paris deal is achievable.
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But they are few in number and many startups have learned to set their sights on more achievable aims.
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Speaking to the BBC, Jane Clark-Hutchison of the BoS, said that such targets were "entirely achievable" for Scotland.
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But as it turns out, those warm, red shades we're currently craving are totally achievable on every hair color.
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"I think that it probably is achievable if you have concrete ways of trying to increase optimism," Sin said.
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Set achievable goals: For starters, you could make the task less difficult by breaking the task into smaller tasks.
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The sources added that, for now, the main refinancing rate is considered the lowest achievable rate on the TLTROs.
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As a result, the company said the targets set in its 2018-2022 strategy plan were no longer achievable.
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Deals are achievable but episodic, and the industry's consolidation and maturation will likely differ from most other corporate sectors.
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Among them, he contended that it would assume labor force growth and productivity growth that may not be achievable.
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She wants voters to see the difference between her sensible, achievable economic policy promises and Sanders' costly, extravagant ones.
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"I think [Adele's] beauty look resonates with people because it's aspirational but also extremely achievable," Ashton told The Cut.
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A radical reduction in slavery is achievable, would exemplify American values, serve our national interests and be politically popular.
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Candace Cameron Bure's approach to eating well revolves around a sensible, achievable diet—with the occasional exceptions, of course.
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Her dreams were, in the grand scheme of things, pretty achievable, but Jack still managed to mess things up.
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In fact, it is manufacturers that have developed many of the tools and techniques that make these goals achievable.
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You shouldn't hate an agent who sells your house in the timescale you want at the best price achievable.
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Lenovo and Motorola have a slightly more tempered, and achievable, ambition to make the smartphone modular in steady steps.
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The company said its board and management had "worked diligently" to determine whether a transaction with Zoomlion was achievable.
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AGF has a long-term return on capital target of 2.5%-13%, which Fitch views as an achievable target.
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Importantly, experts say this goal is achievable, but it will require sustained commitment from the U.S. and our partners.
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"Through micro-behaviors the next generation of investors can take achievable steps towards building their well-being," he added.
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Moreover, I saw that their core missions were not vague or fanciful, but were actually tangible, identifiable, and achievable.
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"Green New Deal: The first step of his climate plan is "implement a bold and achievable Green New Deal.
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Make them challenging, yet achievable by your next review, and articulate what success for each one might look like.
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The Taliban must also realize that no perfect peace deal is achievable, for either them or the Afghan government.
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To win in 2018, Democrats will have to find opportunities to do better, but it's certainly an achievable goal.
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How quickly solar costs continue to drop will be crucial to whether Clinton's Vision is both achievable and affordable.
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Your goals should be achievable within a certain time frame — they should have an "expiration date," according to John.
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Opponents said the mandate was an example of legislative overreaching — poorly thought out, potentially costly and not provably achievable.
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"IEEFA views this as aggressive but achievable, subject to the government delivering policy stability, transparency and consistency," Buckley added.
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This should be achievable if most targets are moderately-sized bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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Pressing the strands of grated pastry directly into the pie plate makes patisserie-thin crusts achievable, without much practice.
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Instead of outsourcing our Article I authorities to foreign governments, we are focused on a pragmatic and achievable policy.
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One EU diplomat said Merkel needs to create the impression that the EU is managing migration, an achievable target.
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In the end, the winners, announced in October, were plans that seemed to be the most sustainable and achievable.
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But this argument ignores the potential opportunity costs of siphoning off these resources from more urgent and achievable purposes.
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Trump has signaled in the past week that he believes a deal with Chinese President Xi Jinping is achievable.
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"It feels ambitious but achievable," says Larry Levitt, senior vice president for special projects at the Kaiser Family Foundation.
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Combustion engines are nearing the point where emissions improvements are no longer achievable without compromising other important attributes like performance.
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Its proposal, he says, will be "reasonable, moderate and achievable", with "a great deal of respect for the Uluru Statement".
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Each of these has advanced to an extent that now studies like the one from the Weizmann Institute are achievable.
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But Musk maintains that despite what your gut might tell you, tunnels are actually far more achievable then air taxis.
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Adding certain foods on a regular basis is more achievable as opposed to stripping your diet of everything you like.
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Areas Chief Executive Jacqui Shea said the results were "ground-breaking" and showed that more effective TB vaccines were achievable.
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The rating is based on the 'AA' floor OF-rating, which is achievable irrespective of the actual OC protection available.
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The positive news is this means the goal to END the crisis in Brazil is ACHIEVABLE, and IN OUR LIFETIME.
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Finance department officials said Ireland's tax collectors felt this year's target was "eminently achievable", based on feedback from large firms.
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It is hard to achieve that, but if you use the right type of mental design approach then it's achievable.
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Smart mirrors still reside in the realm of tinkerers, only achievable for those who've mastered the art of DIY electronics.
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In Japan, many commentators think the central bank should lower its seemingly unreachable 2% inflation target to something more achievable.
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Mr Dubow says that the 7.75% target has come down in recent years, and is deemed achievable by investment professionals.
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So even if you don't care for the taste, enjoying the cozy essence of pumpkin spice is an achievable possibility.
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Read: Baobab tree deaths linked to climate change "I think a trillion trees is achievable," says PFTP chairman Sagar Aryal.
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"We hope this starts a trend that helps all LGBTIQ rights to become achievable in the future," the activist added.
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That does not prove the absence of the possibility of harm, because that standard just isn't achievable in medical research.
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It's not achievable," Greenblatt told reporters, adding the "60-or-so"-page plan "does not contain a one-state solution.
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President Obama's record in office has made clear that growth, innovation and competitiveness are achievable alongside serious climate change action.
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The official said it is important that progress be made quickly but that the goal is "achievable" by January 2021.
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In consumers' minds, "professional" is now achievable in a smartphone, and will continue on this path for years to come.
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Setting small, achievable goals, and then achieving them, helps you build confidence in yourself and succeed in the long run.
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The cost of providing after I'm gone is so massive it's nearly incalculable, and I believe in setting achievable goals.
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"President Trump's foreign policy goals break the mold of what people traditionally think is achievable by our country," Tillerson said.
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" Yet, he adds, "as long as the basic mission of police remains unchanged, none of these reforms will be achievable.
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And if a new deal is not achievable, the political effects of such failure for Rosselló would not be favorable.
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To make sure this target is achievable, in April the government released detailed targets to get from here to there.
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But there needs to be a balance — and focusing on your money goals during summer is an awesome, achievable challenge.
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This is an achievable goal that will bring us closer to solving the challenges brought about by a changing climate.
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Under the revised agreement, Seoul will eliminate these restrictions and raise the cap to an achievable 50,85033 cars per manufacturer.
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Judging by the execution of the concert, hometown Prince was the clear victor, or at least the more achievable inspiration.
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The very top credit scores — think over 780 — are typically only achievable with a mortgage on your credit report. Why?
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JC: So in terms of doubling your profits in the Asia region by 2018, still think that's an achievable target?
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"For any goal to be achievable, you must believe in its possibility as a realistic and doable goal," writes Cardone.
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The tone of the syllabus lets us know whether the founding mother or father believes the ideal is actually achievable.
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President Trump's foreign policy goals break the mold of what people traditionally think is achievable on behalf of our country.
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However, there may be instances in which certain policies must be addressed through executive action when no consensus is achievable.
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There is no doubt about the challenges that lie ahead, but reconciliation and prosperity are achievable now more than ever.
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It's achievable, and it happens by serving all deserving students through transparent financial aid, predictable costs and career-driven curricula.
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Once you have that target number in mind, Smith said, you can break it down into smaller, more achievable goals.
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The more achievable goal would be to mitigate tensions with Pyongyang using economic solutions and collaboration with China, he suggested.
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While this is achievable to a certain degree via email or phone, meeting face-to-face expedites this process significantly.
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The new targets are "achievable", JP Morgan analysts said in a note, reiterating their "overweight" investment rating on the shares.
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It contains only achievable promises, consistent with what can be done by a president, acting alone, within a president's term.
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As recently as last summer, these seemed like achievable goals, backed by President Barack Obama and championed by Hillary Clinton.
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Yet top officials acknowledged this weekend that a tax cut for everyone in the middle class may not be achievable.
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Speaking to VICE News this week, Kasich defended his toned-down proposals, saying they're what's achievable in the Ohio legislature.
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"To say we can educate people to make a significant difference in trying to solve those problems — that's an achievable goal."
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You can improve your chances of success by following these steps: SMART goals are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-bound.
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At the heart of these versatile and powerful networks is a volume of calculation only achievable by the equivalent of supercomputers.
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"It is funny, and it is about people trying to embrace the American dream that is just not achievable," she says.
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Donuts represent an achievable, straightforward path to an American life into which one can assimilate and from which one can profit.
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If you want to set an achievable New Year's resolution for 2017, it's all about emotional honesty, specificity, support, and accountability.
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Adding a Libor floor is "a little more achievable and the market will start paying attention" to that request, Terwilliger said.
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Were this and other steps to happen, an epoch-changing joint Russian-US plan on political transition might be more achievable.
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And so, I think we've got to stand back look at what's not been achievable under the parliamentary process we've got.
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Regardless of personal travel style or budget, the six tips ahead can help shape your wildest travel whims into achievable realities.
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The bottom line: Seeking achievable limits in exchange for real incentives is the last chance to limit North Korea's nuclear arsenal.
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In most cases, data ethics are achievable, as long as standards and procedures can be thoughtfully explored, established and agreed upon.
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Only last year the consensus was that they would not succeed before 2020; now the target seems achievable within a year.
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Scroll on for the Tidying Up tips you can practice at home paired with the products to make it easily achievable.
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If Bernie Sanders supporters, and this is my hypothesis, is if you're looking for opportunity equality, that is something that's achievable.
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And so Wear OS needs to have simpler goals, ones achievable on the out-of-date processor it's typically running on.
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When police and communities come together, they are many and the violent are few, creating an atmosphere where peace feels achievable.
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But for now, its aspirations seem refreshingly achievable compared to some other consumer AR startups — and the results are surprisingly good.
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As it stands, the XP-1 pod's maximum achievable speed in the current 1,620-foot DevLoop test track is 250 mph.
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Ubisoft isn't ready to share specifics just yet, but the desire is to make the Starlink toy line an "achievable" collection.
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THERE'S BEEN COMPLAINTS OVER THE YEARS THAT THEY PUSH FOR MORE AND MORE AND MORE, AND THEY ARE NOT NECESSARILY ACHIEVABLE.
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Crucially, however, the target also looks achievable at a time when many rivals appear unable to escape from single-digit returns.
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She believes that on-screen representation is vital in showing young women that entering the STEM field is achievable and accessible.
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So though making small changes is the most modest course of action, it's still not achievable until Democrats control the government.
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Both are working on smaller demonstrator aircraft with different engines designed to prove the concept is achievable within their proposed timeframes.
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" More: "President Trump's foreign policy goals break the mold of what people traditionally thought is achievable on behalf of our country.
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It has emboldened Russia into believing that a victory of sorts was achievable, and has damaged America's credibility with the opposition.
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These goals are achievable if Congress commits to supporting legislation that relies on research and evidence, not on political sound bites.
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Many are suspicious because of widespread doping in track and field, and almost no one considers the feat achievable anytime soon.
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Similarly, a pledge that Britain's net debt should be falling as a proportion of GDP by the same year looks achievable.
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The bank's ROE was 7% in 2016 and the target for 2017 is 10%, which seems achievable based on 1Q103 results.
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It takes some really good examples by leading builders to showcase just how cost-effective and technically achievable these specifications are.
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"I hope that this statement helps parents and organizations that help care for children by providing an achievable goal," she said.
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And the Distributed Wind Energy Association estimates that creating more than 100,000 rural jobs over the next decade is entirely achievable.
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Trump wants to slash that to 15 percent; House Republicans want 20 percent; some lawmakers say 25 percent might be achievable.
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An argument can be made that this inspired youth across the country to see rap as a more achievable career path.
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Democrats need to flip at least 24 seats to take back the House majority this November — a difficult, but achievable goal.
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The Sussex blueprint, on the other hand, should be achievable with currently available technologies and able to manipulate far more qubits.
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The left's theory is that incrementalists are too timid about what is achievable with the right message and the right plan.
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Management is targeting at least 1.1% ROA by 2020 in a flat rate environment, which Fitch views as reasonable and achievable.
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Policy, even if people don't track the details, implicitly makes all the grand goals and targets seem more tangible and achievable.
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Set goals that are a stretch but within the realm of possibility, and be aware of what outcomes are realistically achievable.
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And there is even some doubt about whether the promised $200 billion in Chinese purchases of American products will be achievable.
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It's the fact that we do not have a coherent policy toward the Iranians that actually has an achievable end goal.
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Mehrotra was optimistic on India overall, saying that 7 to 7.5 percent gross domestic product (GDP) growth in 2018 was achievable.
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Of the four items on Secretary Azar's list, it seems to me to be the most achievable in the short term.
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Time the EU had a serious proposal from the UK Govt if a Brexit deal is to be achievable in October.
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The staggering jump is theoretically achievable, given that the total value of China's imports in 2017 alone were worth $1.84 trillion.
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Were it not for Sy on Emmit's side and Nikki on Ray's, a peaceful arrangement between the brothers would seem achievable.
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Offering a minimum savings rule of $2,467 that may be more achievable for people could lead to more savings, says Gallgher.
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I'm sympathetic to the idea of an inclusive American nationalism — I even believe it's desirable — yet I'm not sure it's achievable.
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And it must be matched by a commitment to scale up to 250,000 by 2025, a perfectly fair and achievable target.
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That figure — well below the president's off-script prediction to Hannity — would be tough to meet, but achievable, economists have said.
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So as the endgame approaches, and despite the progress made, an obvious achievable outcome is as hard to imagine as ever.
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Leading states, especially in the western U.S., have shown that reducing methane waste is easily achievable while enjoying strong economic growth.
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" The agency also said it planned to begin a "public dialogue" surrounding lowering nicotine levels by way of "achievable product standards.
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"Our goal is to get in the mid-to-low 85033s, and we think that that's an achievable goal," he said.
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Third, hyper-partisanship distracts from ongoing conversations about necessary and achievable organizational changes that are only sustainable with broad popular support.
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Dubbed "The Drone-ovic," it's designed to drop balls from all angles and great heights not achievable by traditional ball machines.
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"Our goal is to get in the mid-to-low 20s, and we think that that's an achievable goal," he said.
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Many of us build detailed, realistic models of the grid and find that the 2600 percent renewable target is entirely achievable.
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THE MARKET IS EXPECTING A HIKE THIS YEAR, THREE NEXT YEAR DO YOU THINK THATS ACHIEVABLE FISCHER: I THINK THATS ACHIEVABLE IF WE CONTINUE TO RUN GOOD POLICIES AND WITH A GLOBAL ECONOMY COMING UP AND FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A DECADE HAVING FASTER GROWTH IN THE GLOBAL ECONOMY THAN WE EXPECTED, THERES A GOOD CHANCE OF THAT.
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Fitch views Mondelez's margin target of 17%-18% in 2018 as achievable, and would bring Mondelez more in line with industry averages.
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A blanket 20% return on invested capital for casino resorts, easily achievable in previous years, is no longer guaranteed, industry experts said.
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As regulations require RNRC to be offered a share of business reinsured by Russian insurers, Fitch believes this business plan is achievable.
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"[Millionaire status] is actually is quite achievable in your retirement plan if you start early, save consistently and invest appropriately, " she said.
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"We should start with what's achievable and what will actually save lives," Cornyn said on the Senate floor, referring to his bill.
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"We can't do something if it is not achievable," said Hiroshi Koyama, the official in charge of Japan's Comprehensive Ainu Policy Office.
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Each year is more exciting than the last, repeatedly pushing the boundaries of what is achievable on just one litre of fuel.
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However, the stock's plunge led analysts to reset their expectations for Canopy and Seaport's Hundley says the new bar is "increasingly achievable."
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And while the goal is undoubtedly ambitious, it is achievable if we commit the political will and resources to make it happen.
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"President Trump's foreign policy goals break the mold of what people traditionally think is achievable on behalf of our country," Tillerson said.
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This is all achievable in a safe space if you are a truly creative photographer of any gender, of any sexual identity.
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"The math of acceleration has followed exactly our predicted patterns," Lloyd added, leaving him confident that those speeds are real-world achievable.
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Anonym presented an approachable vision for transhumanism, achievable with little more than some homemade cybernetics and a basic understanding of human biology.
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Rowe's excellent Emotional Labor Specialist demonstrates that psychological support systems designed to cope with climate change are not only achievable but needed.
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The advisory group also recommended requirements for new facilities and expansions to use the best available technology economically achievable to reduce emissions.
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Our mission: consulting computer scientists, planetary physicists, engineers, and biohackers to find out what's actually achievable and what's still, you know, impossible.
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That is to say, while the researchers had high confidence a breach was achievable, their findings are limited to publicly available information.
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But with as much as $4 billion worth of cost savings potentially achievable, the ratio might drop to below 3.5 times EBITDA.
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"These body contouring are often reflective of what's popular in culture, and they're not something that's achievable on your own," Matarasso said.
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And I would argue that to make it more achievable for our citizens, we shouldn't retreat behind big walls and splendid isolation.
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If anything, her playful 3D assemblages speak to the chaotic yet wholly achievable reality of being both a mother and an artist.
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Second, we require a strategy to ensure that a politically achievable single-payer system won't replicate prominent defects of our current system.
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To do that, we need to give that courage and show that these positions of leadership can be attained and are achievable.
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"President Trump's foreign-policy goals break the mold of what people traditionally think is achievable on behalf of our country," he said.
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The federal government should also enable public-private partnerships with nuclear developers and set clear, ambitious, and achievable goals to demonstrate reactors.
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"Even if energy independence was achievable, it would not be desirable," Mr. Newell, the Duke University energy economist, wrote in an email.
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However, the required level of disclosure and accessibility often are not achievable, especially within timeframes necessary for decision-making and regulatory activities.
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Indeed the elimination of elephantiasis, river blindness, and trachoma is now more than a pipe dream — it's an achieved or achievable goal.
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Once you have a target number you're working toward, it should feel more achievable than just saving a buck here and there.
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British Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson suggested Pompeo's demands were no more quickly achievable than Trump's call for immediate denuclearization in North Korea.
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Klobuchar, asked if her rivals were giving voters a "false sense of what's actually achievable," instead turned her fire on the president.
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Consequently, Fitch views Coca-Cola's long-term mid-single-digit revenue and high-single-digit profit before tax financial targets as achievable.
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IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said China's economic momentum should make its growth targets achievable, as they now match the current IMF estimates.
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That changed as technology shifts, such as improvements in laser technology, made experimental forays, such as LIGO, into gravitational experiments more achievable.
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With the support of Hinduja Group, Siemens and Tamar Capital, our plan of making our technology ubiquitous for all cities becomes achievable.
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So while Biden's proposals aren't as soaring as Sanders's, nor as comprehensive as I would like, they strike me as more achievable.
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And it works not by creating a consensus around any particular narrative but by muddying the waters so that consensus isn't achievable.
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For Democrats, too much indulgence of impeachment notions could prove a distraction from the more workaday and politically achievable challenge at hand.
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There is a huge amount of human capital on the African continent that makes what we are planning to do very achievable.
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Amazon needs roughly a 12 percent bump to get to $1 trillion, which is achievable with a strong earnings beat on Thursday.
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"We can't do something if it is not achievable," said Hiroshi Koyama, the official in charge of Japan's Comprehensive Ainu Policy Office.
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The GOP tax plan makes that goal achievable by lowering the corporate tax rate, increasing after-tax income, and spurring economic growth.
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But as the Afghan war nears the end of its 16th year, not losing may be the more immediate and achievable objective.
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But hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio believes the dream is achievable, so long as you can master two skills: creativity and flexibility.
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" The FDA said Friday that it plans to begin a "public dialogue" surrounding lowering nicotine levels by way of "achievable product standards.
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But to make them happen, Kennard tells CNBC Make It that he had to break down his dream into small, achievable steps.
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"If we conclude that goal is not achievable in any reasonable time frame, then the rating may be too high," Nerby said.
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Nullifying it, however, might be more achievable, and now David Boies has stepped forward with a strategy for achieving just that result.
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" Before I headed into my own kitchen, I asked Polzine if she really thought this cake was achievable for home bakers. "Definitely.
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That remains the dream of all of us, and in this country we have seen time and again that that dream is achievable.
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New sensing and analytics technologies allow us to monitor and measure environmental impacts and energy use benefits to a degree never before achievable.
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I was taking a lot of ideas that had been set in motion and boiling them down into something that was practically achievable.
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"The sell side has been happy to trash this name but the turnaround plan is perfectly achievable and liquidity is sound," he said.
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Though no small change in direction would be needed, such a planet is achievable now, and can be even with 11 billion people.
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If you're good at taking state tests, and know [how to answer] those types of questions, doing well on the SHSAT is achievable.
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"The certainty of one national program, with reasonable, achievable standards, is the surest way to reduce emissions in the timeliest manner," he said.
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The new target is achievable with existing technology but can only be met if the government ramps up climate policies, the CCC said.
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Wides-Muñoz reminds us that thanks to the ability of young people to dream, what seems impossible today may yet prove achievable tomorrow.
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Thankfully, keeping the outside sunshine aglow inside our apartments all season long is easily achievable by incorporating a few carefully selected home essentials.
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One way to find that is by making your own rosé, which is now achievable thanks to Brooklyn Brew Shop's Sparkling Rosé Kit.
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It requires realism about what's achievable, as candidates have begun to show on health care, acknowledging that the biggest reforms will take time.
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Shortly before leaving office, the Obama administration conducted a midterm evaluation to see if these targets were still achievable and concluded they were.
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That's a return achievable without trying to time the market exactly because the reversal points and confirmations are clear and easy to follow.
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In 2010, the region announced plans to double their tiger populations by 2022, although there are doubts that this is an achievable goal.
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Most of them I think are pretty achievable; others, you know, like buying a home, feel a bit more pie-in-the-sky.
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Connected vehicles are booming – they're often mentioned in the same breath as autonomous cars, but are much more achievable from a technical perspective.
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These premium bouquets make those expensive weddings on TLC actually look achievable, picked by expert flower farmers and lasting up to three weeks.
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The nominee to serve as one of President Donald Trump's top economic advisors believes the White House's ambitious GDP growth goal is achievable.
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In believable, achievable, and understandable ways, his messages remind us that hope is real, that peace is possible, and that life is worthy.
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Moving forward, weekly wheat sales consistently at the top of trade expectations would provide more confidence that the optimistic annual forecast is achievable.
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Noting GE's overall organic revenue rose 4 percent in the fourth quarter, Chief Executive Officer Jeffrey Immelt said the 2017 target was achievable.
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When Obama's fuel efficiency standards were proposed in 85033, automakers stood with the President and agreed that the standards were realistic and achievable.
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"A variety of nefarious ends may be achievable if machine learning systems can be reprogrammed by a specially crafted input," the researchers wrote.
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"The program made me feel that quitting is possible and achievable, and that it can take multiple attempts, but that's OK," she says.
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We like to consider ourselves dreamers, but when it comes to turning our fantasies into achievable goals, things get a little more dicey.
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" The 2008 bipartisan Genocide Prevention Task Force report, "Preventing Genocide: A Blueprint for U.S. Policymakers," declared that "preventing genocide is an achievable goal.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he was convinced peace with Israel was achievable but demanded that Israel halt settlement building before talks restarted.
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We had all the time we needed today to make the progress that was achievable during our time here in New York City.
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"You have to make decisions that you're going to reach certain goals, and some of our goals we think are achievable," she said.
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The key point is that 3% to 4% real GDP growth, which is the achievable long-term goal of Trumponomics, is not inflationary.
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The options include sanctions and visa bans against those who took part in the CEU decision, many of them achievable by Congress alone.
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And if not a panacea, AI is likely the closest thing we've got to a silver bullet for making such lofty goals achievable.
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Inflation has already undershot that range for more than three years now but Lowe sounded confident on Thursday the target was still achievable.
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Our optimistic forecast for the pound going forward - above the $1.40 level in 2018 - is now more achievable after this important step today.
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There are achievable ways of ameliorating the dire problems facing the region, but they require urgent, large-scale action, including slowing population growth.
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Market estimates for full-year 23.1 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) of around 12.43 billion euros ($212.4 billion) were "achievable", he added.
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This would allow for connection speeds between the microchips that are up to 100,000 times faster than those currently achievable using fiber optics.
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"The agenda is specifically focused on legislative and policy actions that are achievable by 2020," Women's March Chief Operating Officer Rachel Carmona said.
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It's versatility, quality, and the still-achievable price is probably why, as of 2018, The Felize had been wait-listed over 36,000 times.
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That review determined that the standards were reasonable and achievable through 2628 — and at a lower cost than the agency had previously estimated.
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Supporters say the alternative wouldn't have been a better deal, which was not achievable; it would have been no deal, and possibly war.
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I thought that of all the people who might run, I had the most relevant experience, meaningful accomplishments, and ambitious but achievable proposals.
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The opportunity to discuss his workable and achievable plans for the challenges facing this country is an important part of the campaign process.
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It is aspirational, but it is an unusually achievable aspiration: In New York City, you can buy into the Starbucks lifestyle for $21990.
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Praveen told CNN Business that earnings growth of about 10% this year seems like an achievable target thanks to stronger global growth forecasts.
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Our candidates should work for solutions that are politically achievable, and not appeal to voters with a plan they know cannot become reality.
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This rollback also ignores thousands of pages of research showing that the current standards are achievable, protect public health and reduce air pollution.
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Mr. Wilson thought that the children deserved the best possible aesthetic achievable within the budget, and institutional gloss did not fit his vision.
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The transition to a clean global economy is already under way, and completing the journey has never been more achievable or more desirable.
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"But we certainly think that the 1.35-1.37 range in the pair is achievable beforehand, in the event of a 'positive fiscal shock'".
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According to Public Impact's independent review of the Partnership, our schools prove that success is achievable, especially in our highest-need public schools.
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I have seen what — if you just push it and you believe in it and you think it out, it is actually achievable.
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I have seen what — if you just push it and you believe in it and you think it out, it is actually achievable.
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"We still believe that this is all achievable within the President's first term, and that's the timetable we're working on," the official said.
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Mr. Biden has cast his plans as both progressive and achievable, a contrast the campaign sought to underscore with the details it released.
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A year ago he was ranked 821st and thought a place in the top 200 could be achievable by the end of 503.
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" The tenants of the China strategy Mu outlined were achievable, Tyner said in a later interview, "but each one of them cost money.
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"If achievable, this is the preferred option for our first exploration mission," he said, though he added that NASA is still considering alternatives.
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In fact, a number of counties across the country are already demonstrating that this type of data collection is both critical and achievable.
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For the UAE, al Kaabi said, its program is evidence that a peaceful and transparent program is achievable when cooperating with international bodies.
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But the American declaration casts into doubt the most important Palestinian hope that was still seen as achievable: a capital in East Jerusalem.
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In the first, it modeled the aggressive but achievable deployment of a whole range of technologies, centered mostly on sustainable transport and buildings.
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It is a humble dream; an achievable dream; a dream he shares, by his estimation, with "hundreds and thousands" of other noble dreamers.
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Repealing Hyde would have been an achievable goal under Hillary Clinton — but that doesn't mean activists are letting up the pressure under Trump.
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"You then have a responsibility to prepare an agenda that is achievable, that can institutionalize the changes you seek, and to engage the other side, and occasionally to take half a loaf that will advance the gains that you seek, understanding that there's going to be more work to do, but this is what is achievable at this moment," he said.
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O. In a research note, JPMorgan analyst Jamie Baker said targets for the airfare efforts were achievable, but others might prove difficult to track.
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Fitch believes this is achievable given its current forecast for U.S. GDP growth and Worldwide GDP growth of 1.8% and 2.1%, respectively, for 7503.
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And I think the reason that what happened to Heather has struck a chord is because we know that what she did is achievable.
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But the euphoria mostly reflects the finance industry's excitement at one of the more achievable of Mr Trump's campaign promises: to cut red tape.
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One philosophy is that we should keep all our attention focused on ambitious, but achievable, long-term goals, like ending malaria in a generation.
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So they set their sights on what they could control — the most local, and most achievable, form of political power: the county central committee.
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And I think the reason that what happened to Heather has struck a chord is because we know that what she did was achievable.
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"I think the reason that what happened to Heather has struck a cord, is because we know what she did was achievable," she said.
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Or you could dream up amazing ways to delight your user, but in ways that aren't achievable with today's technology—that's no good either.
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But whether an open internet is achievable without strong rules to actually mandate an open internet is something that they plan to endlessly litigate.
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The White House has insisted that while the Iran deal was flawed and needs to be renegotiated, a deal with North Korea is achievable.
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Our job was really to lay out what we thought was an objective, achievable, observing plan and then let the politics work itself out.
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This movie takes place in a world where you can eliminate violence with more violence, where justice is achievable and safety can be guaranteed.
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In that case, a sunnier social-network ecology might be achievable—if only the citizens of Facebook could be nudged to seek something better.
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As for the 300 mile per hour claim, it's thought to be one of the last achievable milestones when it comes to road cars.
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Though Micron wants to make sure its guidance is achievable going forward, Durcan said, there are encouraging signs in the transition to better margins.
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"We are confident that both of these objectives are achievable, but will require a change in leadership and strategy," Starboard said in its letter.
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Were they achievable, they would still leave in place a large gulf between the country's left-of-center and right-of-center political factions.
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The EPA must identify the "best system of emission reduction" and calculate the "degree of emission limitation achievable through the application" of that system.
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Or take Baird analyst Tyler Frank, who asked the CEO if he thought it was still achievable to produce 1 million cars by 2020.
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"I believe we can wage an election based on what is achievable, what is smart, what will work," Clinton told the crowd in Rochester.
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None of this would be the flashy, final agreement both sides might prefer, but it is also far more achievable in the foreseeable future.
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Fitch believes this is achievable given its current forecast for U.S. GDP growth and Worldwide GDP growth of 1.8% and 143%, respectively, for 2016.
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Part of the deal was a midterm evaluation by the EPA, due this year, into whether the 2022 through 2025 standards are still achievable.
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Other researchers have been more optimistic that finding ways to pay the full cost of the program and savings to families are both achievable.
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"It seems as though you'd have to be willfully ignorant to believe that these goals are achievable through any other means," Mr. Kellogg said.
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The targets set forth in the one-time special program were not and are not practically achievable based on pricing of any single product.
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This, in turn, may lead monetary policymakers to raise interest rates more quickly as the ever-elusive 2 percent inflation goal finally looks achievable.
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The proposal has faced backlash from some on the right, who criticize it as a radical pipe dream rather than an achievable climate goal.
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They acknowledge the lofty midcentury goal in their rhetoric and do nothing to support the kinds of policies that would make it achievable. Why?
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That experience should help strengthen the country's pursuit of a reconciliation that now seems a bit more achievable, even if far down the road.
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"Spotify knows this and I'm sure has set their projections levels that are clearly achievable, and by no means a risky stretch," London said.
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"The agenda is specifically focused on legislative and policy actions that are achievable by 2020," Women's March Chief Operating Officer Rachel Carmona said earlier.
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Protests are most effective when they aim for an achievable goal in one location, knowing that the real battle is for national public opinion.
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"We believe the figures we have provided are accurate and achievable," the Morocco bid's chief executive, Hicham el Amrani, said in a telephone interview.
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The results provide us with a candidate approved of by the most voters, making unity more achievable, and giving a true mandate for governance.
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The expansion of this scientific activity will enable global conservation while adding immense amounts of knowledge in biology not achievable by any other means.
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This would be a very achievable goal if a dozen or so Republicans decided they wanted to work with Democrats to make it happen.
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Participants say the live demonstration, if successful, will send a signal to businesses and consumers alike that a vibrant commercial drone industry is achievable.
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His only achievable dream, of getting married, is hindered by poverty — he does not even have a bedroom to himself in his family's home.
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This clear, bold and achievable goal would encourage policymakers around the world to do far more to support communities working to conserve these places.
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In fact, your insightful article makes the point that there is a positive and achievable pathway forward that invests resources to achieve real impact.
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One thing that we had [in the Gulf War] was a president who gave us a political mission that was achievable with military force.
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But they will keep the United States focused on clear and achievable objectives, avoid strategic overreach and wisely tend to our core national interests.
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Unlike other candidates' plans that are likely to be rejected by Congress or the courts, mine is achievable — and I will get it done.
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Most analysts think only modest changes are achievable, and the bloc will refuse to scrap Mr. Johnson's bugbear, the so-called Irish backstop plan.
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The ECB believes that the 3.5 percent target for the budget surplus excluding debt-servicing costs is achievable within the bailout timeframe, Coeure said.
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The firm estimates that it's "achievable" for that part of Beyond Meat "to reach $1 billion in food service sales long-term," UBS said.
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Gift the Stowaway Cosmetics Looking effortless while running errands sounds like an impossible feat, but it's actually achievable with Stowaway's travel-friendly makeup essentials.
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Pruitt officially ruled Monday that the greenhouse gas rules set to take effect for 85033 through 2025 are not achievable and should be changed.
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Perhaps augmented powers and an expansive interiority will be achievable for a small elite, to those who will be able to pay for privacy.
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The goal of halting the spread of H.I.V. by 2030 is realistic and achievable "if we increase testing, treatment and prevention," Mr. Schmid said.
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At least in the previous film, there was a set of clearly achievable objectives involving the rounding-up of a bunch of fantastic beasts!
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Analysts stayed upbeat, saying the electric car maker had finally set an achievable target for their mass-market sedan that is priced at $35,000.
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Being the best defender in the league, or the most reliable stopper at his position, is an achievable goal, but what happens after that?
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They gravitated toward projects that they feel are achievable within the time frame and their capacity as artists, looking at what's authentic and respectful.
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Those margins are only achievable because it does have these ecosystem benefits like Pokémon Go that are much higher margin and much more long-term.
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Though a truly universal vaccine providing lifelong protection against any strain of flu may not be achievable, some variant of this concept should be considered.
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You might be better off setting more realistic, achievable strength-training goals for your training sessions, rather than just lifting to get big muscles ASAP.
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The application, obtained by Business Insider, details Apple's plans to test 5G internet speeds achievable only with what's known as millimeter wave technology, or mmWave.
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Specifically, he is optimistic about GoPro's upcoming drone, where he estimates sales of up to 200,000 each quarter, making the company's full year guidance achievable.
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While not an easy task given the industry's cyclical nature and sometimes commodity-esque characteristics, we believe Building Blocks (and EPS guidance) is largely achievable.
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"We continue to view as achievable the twin imperative of protecting America and holding accountable those responsible for the killing of Mr. Khashoggi," Pompeo said.
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"The group's target to be profitable in 2016 remains on track and we believe it is achievable," Chief Executive Stavros Lekkakos said in a statement.
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"I think it's an ambitious but achievable goal, compared to what we've already done, such as landing the first man on the Moon," says Kreidberg.
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The cinematic quality of the visuals and palpable synergy with the music are executed in a way that could only be achievable in virtual reality.
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The level of detail achievable through the technique is best illustrated by the video below, which includes a fly-through of a mouse's nervous system.
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"I learned a long time ago perfect is un-achievable and life is a lot more fun if you just try the best you can!"
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Yeah, it was around 2013 when the technology really made that achievable and allowed you to share what, frankly, are much larger files more efficiently.
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The bottom line: "It is achievable, but it needs a transformational approach," he tells AP, citing huge shifts needed in power, transport, industry, and agriculture.
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Rakuten, however, has much deeper pockets and some analysts were optimistic that its target of 15 million subscribers would be achievable over the long run.
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She also said FERC should have made a determination on the significance of the project's greenhouse gas emissions, an endeavor she called challenging but achievable.
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The government-commissioned report said the new target is achievable with existing technology but can only be met if the government ramps up climate policies.
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Ahead, you'll find 12 dreamy, achievable makeup looks — from peachy eyes to glossy red lips — styled by trend-forward A-listers, fashion models, and influencers.
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He believes China's gross domestic product (GDP) target of 6.5 to 7 percent growth is achievable with policy support on the monetary and fiscal fronts.
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To win the bare 1,237 delegate majority, Trump would need to win 54 percent of the remaining delegates, an achievable outcome according to NBC estimates.
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"A deal may face some tough questions from the regulator but they must think it's achievable," said Peter Atherton, an associate at consultancy Cornwall Insight.
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Perhaps when Tesla CEO Elon Musk makes good on his most recent "achievable" max speed claim of just 20 seconds for 260 to 20.05 mph.
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They both have gathered up a cohort of lackeys to make that goal achievable, and those teams end up being crucial to accomplishing that goal.
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Those on the Democratic left should not let their view of the "perfect" net neutrality solution be the enemy of the good and the achievable.
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Some investors and analysts have questioned how achievable the overhaul is, and Reynardson called the target of tripling non-oil revenues by 2020 "highly ambitious".
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Any warming beyond that target, which is looking less and less achievable, drastically increases humankind's exposure to deadly heat waves, flooding, diseases, drought, and famine.
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"The guidance, to increase and stabilise margins from a low base, will be tough but achievable," said Atif Latif, director of trading at Guardian Stockbrokers.
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Yet, the new study argues that not only is such a rapid transition technically achievable, it could improve quality of life for millions of people.
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In an interview with Reuters, Ross said stronger economic growth will not be achievable until Trump's tax, regulatory, trade and energy policies are fully implemented.
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Despite massive movements in the United States in past years, they've often struggled to present clear, achievable goals around which to build a sustained campaign.
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And I've seen the good they have done, the lives they freed from tyranny and injustice, the hope they encouraged, the dreams they made achievable.
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Since then, however, leading Republicans have tempered expectations for such a low corporate rate, indicating a rate in the low 20% range was more achievable.
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He literally tore strips from me for underestimating my own potential, for taking the easy way out by not taking something tough but achievable seriously.
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Such outcomes are achievable when considering the magnitude of waste, which has been estimated to be $476 to $992 billion per year in various analyses.
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During the Cold War, the United States relied on ICBMs because they provided accuracy that was not then achievable by submarine-launched missiles or bombers.
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" The secretary offered some buffer for negotiators on what could be achievable over the next 90 days, noting there could be a "phased-in approach.
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While reaching the U.N. environment agency's target of a "pollution-free planet" is achievable, action must be stepped up towards meeting that goal, said Solheim.
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They want to find what is readily achievable and move forward quickly, before it becomes more difficult to pass legislation in a midterm election year.
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Since 1971, scientists at the lab have been testing new vehicles to insure that updated emissions standards are achievable, and that manufacturers are meeting them.
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"We're still in labor negotiations to discuss ways to achieve more numerical completions ... we don't agree that 700 is a realistically achievable number," Marks added.
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"These practical and achievable standards cut harmful pollution from power plants, saving thousands of lives each year and preventing heart and asthma attacks," Harrison said.
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Today, what we have is compelling evidence that benefits of physical activity are achievable for most Americans with just a few additional steps per day.
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He said there was little to drive the market higher as share price valuations were factoring in higher earnings growth than was achievable this year.
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In the end, the solution (for reasons of achievable politics and most effective policy) is not a matter of either/or, but of both/and.
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"That still holds and we stand behind it...we believe that in long term the 30 percent EBIT is achievable", Rovio CEO Kati Levoranta said.
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I want them to recognize me as an example of what's achievable, just as I was inspired by these trans guys, so many years ago.
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Nexar is a startup hoping to make collective collision avoidance a more achievable reality in the short-term, using their Ai-based dash cam app.
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Much of the creative-writing industry depends upon that misconception and the promise, implicit or explicit, that the acquisition of those skills is unconditionally achievable.
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However, his belief that a deal is achievable put him at odds with critics of the diplomatic effort, especially with national security adviser John Bolton.
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Beckstead noted he'd be much more optimistic if a self-sustaining colony were really achievable in a matter of decades, as Musk thinks it is.
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Follow the S.M.A.R.T. goal approach: Make sure your to-do list for the day includes tasks that are specific, measurable, achievable, realistic and time-bound.
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We have continued our work on the plan and on building consensus on what is realistically achievable today and what will endure for the future.
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And he echoed some newer Republican senators in saying he would favor changing Senate rules to make that more achievable by eliminating the legislative filibuster.
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Therefore, any delay or disruption in the implementation of the Clean Power Plan could put these long-overdue and very achievable emission reductions at risk.
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"It's achievable," Mr. Tsunakawa told reporters in June, referring to the company's official goal of building 45 nuclear reactors around the world by fiscal 2030.
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"We're trading from quarter to quarter," he said, adding that his plan for five percent sales growth this year was looking challenging, though still achievable.
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The outlook for 2019 at the start of the year was more than double that rate, with Economy Minister Paulo Guedes saying 2.5% was achievable.
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The firm said the bar for Walgreen's earnings "looks achievable" because of a big flu season and strong same store sales trends for drug retailers.
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"Street estimates [are] achievable (even beatable) for maybe the first time in Canopy's history as a public company," analyst Christopher Carey wrote in a note.
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And even longer-term goals to, say, eat better or learn a new skill, can be broken down into more achievable goals on the way.
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As opposed to focusing on superficial appearances or unrealistic goals, which we think are achievable because we are trying to conform to someone else's standards.
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However, the report said that the scientific community could work towards developing a plan that was both achievable and had a high probability of success.
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Clean air is achievable when air quality standards move us in the right direction while encouraging economic growth protect both the environment and the economy.
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It sees growth edging up to 1.5 percent from 1.2 percent, which analysts say is achievable, if on the optimistic side and subject to risks.
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LET'S GET IMMEDIATE REACTION FROM LARRY KUDLOW, OF COURSE, WHO IS STILL WITH US. LARRY, YOUR REACTION TO THEM, HOW ACHIEVABLE IS IT BEFORE MIDTERMS.
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"This civil rights class action is the paradigm of change and progress achievable in a society undergirded by the rule of law," the judge wrote.
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A similar disconnect between campaign commitments, policy goals and achievable legislation hangs over the remainder of the Republican agenda, which includes overhauling the tax code.
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This delusional insistence that a grand deal is just around the corner does not inspire confidence about the administration has a realistic or achievable plan.
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But by now it should be clear that, at least for the foreseeable future, any politically achievable price on carbon is going to be small.
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But at least in the short term, a patchwork of local regulation seems more likely and achievable, according to privacy researchers and advocates in the field.
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You take a mechanically achievable formula and ironically apply it to pop culture novelties, like a 1990s nasal rock anthem or a forgotten Jerry Seinfeld cartoon.
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"It ('30-by-30') is achievable but it depends which part of the food industry they want to take a leap of faith on," she said.
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The epic arcs of Kushner's characters reflect a conception of change as an arduous, at times unbearably time-consuming process, but one that is ultimately achievable.
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But despite the centrality of this idea to the field of AI, there's little agreement among researchers as to when this feat might actually be achievable.
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The path out of this morass is for Ryan to play offense from the start and to keep his aim on a laudable, yet achievable goal.
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That's why all of the independent experts, all of the editorial boards that have vetted both of us have concluded that it is just not achievable.
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However, this is unlikely to ever be achievable since Level 5 is defined as the car being able to operate without human intervention in all conditions.
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Once you've picked a focus, here's a strategy to check that your goal is actionable and achievable: First, calculate a ballpark amount for the overall cost.
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If you are into New Year's resolutions, the following quotes from Michelle Obama, Joanna Gaines, Miley Cyrus can help you feel like those are achievable goals.
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"We believe Enel provided sound and achievable targets, increasing almost all the goals included in the previous business plan," said Dario Micchi, analyst at broker Akros.
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And watch as I tried to give hope to the millions of orphaned children around the world, showing them that their dreams are very much achievable.
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Sol started with small, achievable goals, such as moving her body for 60 minutes each day and cardio workouts she could do in her own home.
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Instead, it must survey available systems for reducing emissions and calculate the level of reduction achievable using what it considers the best of those systems. 28503.
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The last eight years are not a record to be proud of, but Ghana's potential to get back on course is achievable in the right hands.
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Both of our cities are advancing ambitious, achievable sustainability agendas that are rooted in improving environmental and public health, increasing social equity, and driving economic competitiveness.
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" She suggests coming up with an achievable victory for yourself like "a project, an initiative or an assignment" that has "good optics that you can nail.
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G. K. Butterfield sought to distinguish Clinton from Sanders as a candidate with foreign policy experience, achievable goals and an awareness of issues affecting African-Americans.
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Taken as an average between all three tranches, that should be achievable, especially if the sovereign prioritizes the lower yielding short-dated tranches, the source said.
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The price was achievable thanks to the scale of the wind farm, the capacity of Goldwind's new turbines and the location, Titchen said in an interview.
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Just remember, as convenient as lunch workouts may be, there are some goals that may not be achievable solely in these shorter sessions (marathon training, anyone?).
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We delineated key factors that would contribute to my career success: managing my anxiety with meditation, journaling, and practicing SMART (specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, timed) goals.
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Some banks' contingency plans will be achievable within two years whilst others could take at least 4 years to implement, depending on their current European footprint.
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It will require lawmakers to adopt a more moderate approach, and have the courage to put country over constituency and support a plan that's realistically achievable.
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We need an ambitious but achievable proposal that would put journalists back to work and restore some of the valuable news and information communities have lost.
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The BLM should also help create a level playing field for oil and gas operators that sets a strong and achievable standard for cutting methane waste.
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United Nations refugee agency chief Filippo Grandi on Friday urged them to "find a new and united approach" to migration and asylum, saying it was achievable.
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FLANNERY: IT'S ABOUT THE BUSINESSES THEMSELVES AND WHAT MAKES SENSE AND WHAT FORM WE OWN THEM WHAT THEIR ACHIEVABLE OUTPUT CAN BE THAT'S THE FIRST CALL.
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Beyond efforts to level trade inequalities, the U.S. should focus on bilateral agreements, which are less compromised and more realistically achievable, as well as more sustainable.
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"Cryptocurrency mania was only achievable at an extreme in confidence," Peter Atwater, an investor sentiment expert and president of Financial Insyghts, wrote in a Friday commentary.
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"I think often in Washington people try to jump into debates without having a defined thoughtful proposal of what they think is achievable," the official said.
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A comparable recovery rate on today's portfolio would net approximately $31.5 billion annually, or $21.1 billion more than achievable with the department's current collection agency capacity.
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This effort and others like it should work to reach agreement on practicable and achievable improvements to how we as a society fund and provide healthcare.
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This all sounds extremely cool, but from what we know about big budget video game development, what Star Citizen promises to do doesn't sound reasonably achievable.
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Clinton's more moderate plans, coupled with her better (though not necessarily great) fluency on race issues, may seem more achievable than Sanders's liberal, class-focused plank.
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But France looked shaky in beating Brazil in extra time on Sunday to reach the game, and beating them is increasingly looking like an achievable goal.
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" He added, "We appreciate the administration's willingness to conduct a thorough review in order to ensure future standards are achievable and will actually benefit American consumers.
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And in terms of lead time, the best achievable was essentially three weeks out, rather than multiple months, as is possible with Kinsa and Dalziel's model.
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The fight for democracy has become more urgent, more controversial -- but potentially less achievable, as China's economic rise gives Beijing more political power to resist democracy.
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That is entirely achievable for Biden, particularly since most other candidates have dropped out and all future delegates will likely be split between him and Sanders.
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If we work together to eradicate hunger, homelessness, acts of hate and violence — if we focus on constructive rather than obstructive behaviors — Gandhi's vision is achievable.
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It introduced two new bosses, but it also added secret endings to the game only achievable by playing it on its highest, most inaccessible difficulty level.
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"Anything that generates just enough of a change for a photograph gives us an idea that these facial structures are achievable with minimal downtime," Gould says.
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"We believe we can achieve good returns, now and in the future," she said, estimating a 4% return over time is achievable despite low interest rates.
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They are setting what they think to be achievable plans, and then they don't execute, which says they are having a tough time predicting the trends.
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Only part of the range is achievable, and when Mr. Overton moved his slider, different policies fell into what he called the window of political possibility.
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And if you're interested in social entrepreneurship, organizations like The Resolution Project, which we founded, seek out undergrads and help them pursue achievable ideas and vision.
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He would like to run the 1,500-meter race, but said that the standards for it right now are not achievable for someone with cerebral palsy.
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Military power can only be used as a last resort, for clear and achievable political ends, and when there is a workable plan for post-military development.
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I need to set an achievable aim in its stead, ideally a non-scale one — a new target bike mileage, my dream of completing a pull-up.
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Indicated 2.9 percent lower The group posted weaker than expected third-quarter financial results and said its 2016 sales target had become ambitious but was still achievable.
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Andrew Bailey, chief executive of Britain's Financial Conduct Authority, said the equivalence regime doesn't best suit any parties, and that a mutual recognition agreement is "eminently achievable".
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Those that cross this line have to deploy the "maximum achievable control technology" (MACT) to reduce pollution as much as possible with the best hardware that's available.
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The panel's decision could prove crucial to Democratic hopes of winning some half-dozen congressional seats in the state, a goal that political analysts believe is achievable.
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"When setting an achievable goal, ditch the all or nothing thinking, because it rarely gets you where you want to be," NYC-based trainer Adam Sanford says.
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In my view, it really does almost as good a job as it could of achieving conservative reform goals within the constraint of what's achievable through reconciliation.
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Going viral and building a following are difficult enough, but when not even the most popular talents are guaranteed a paycheck, the dream becomes even less achievable.
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We believe the 1H17 land acquisitions will not generate sales immediately and will be at a lower profit margin than what is achievable from the Wanda projects.
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These ads celebrate the diversity of beauty and range of possibility achievable by women, whether they're busy breaking world records, just breaking hearts or doing both simultaneously.
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I can understand if you prefer the mood of the darker photo, but that's easily achievable by tweaking the exposure and shadows in the Google Photos editor.
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"The targets set forth in the one-time special program were not and are not practically achievable based on pricing of any single product," the company said.
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But when asked which ambitions were achievable, respondents ranked achieving wealth and a high income at the bottom of the list, with 40% saying it was unobtainable.
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He has promised that Britain will leave, deal or no deal, on October 31st, though in a debate this week he just called the deadline "eminently achievable".
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"If a single enzyme is responsible for this chemical process, its reproduction on a large scale using biotechnological methods should be achievable," said Bombelli in a statement.
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"Once the programmes have been commercialized, these will be achievable again," it added, without giving a new target for its sales growth in the years before 2020.
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" Bridges points out that many ideals of masculinity, such as penetrative sex throughout the life cycle, are marketed "as if they should be achievable by all men.
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Undoing centuries of stereotyping is a huge feat, but sex education is a simple, practical, and relatively achievable remedy to the spread of HIV and other STDs.
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Mathematician and comic artist Olivia Walch is a fan as well, and her latest app Squigglish makes this effect easily achievable for even the most casual doodler.
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Now Teachout is going to run for a more achievable office: the seat of New York's 19th Congressional District, where incumbent Republican Chris Gibson isn't seeking reelection.
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Wal-Mart has set its sights on 20 percent to 103 percent online sales growth in the second half and beyond, which O'Shea and Chen called achievable.
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President Trump and Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas delivered a joint statement at the White House Wednesday expressing their belief that a Middle East peace deal is achievable.
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Based on the company's response over the last four months, it's starting to seem like we'll get more of the PR runaround than an actionable, achievable solution.
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The goal should be achievable considering the market price of California houses, but would require very ambitious changes to the way housing permitting works in the state.
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I don't have to create fancy gingerbread creations every day, but I could introduce more achievable changes into my lifestyle to make me feel happier and calmer.
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But a long-wearing at-home paint job is achievable, according to Jane Maccolla, owner of New York-based nail salon (and fashion insider favorite) Hortus Nailworks.
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Mnuchin will say that level of growth "is achievable if we make historic reforms to both taxes and regulation, " according to prepared remarks for a Senate committee.
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But that doesn't mean people can easily find the site and may not think it's achievable or worthwhile to add that type of technology to their code.
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By the time we get to this point (and this is almost certainly an achievable goal), will we really care that we don't have "true" artificial intelligence?
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If dietary guidelines were adjusted to reflect a smaller recommended amount, she told Reuters Health, it would be more achievable and more people would meet that goal.
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This is inevitable: double-digit growth is no longer achievable except at dangerous cost (total debt was nearly 2100% of GDP in the third quarter of 21997).
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"Meeting the sexual and reproductive health needs of women in developing regions is an achievable and affordable goal," said Ann Starrs, whose Guttmacher Institute produced the report.
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It's more important than ever that laws and policies created to protect users provide clear, achievable rules for privacy protection that data handlers are proud to champion.
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We believe the 7503H17 land acquisitions will not generate sales immediately and will be at a lower profit margin than what is achievable from the Wanda projects.
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Valeant Pharmaceuticals – Mizuho upgraded the drugmaker's shares to "neutral" from "underperform," saying it sees no near-term sell catalysts and that the company's 2018 guidance is achievable.
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While the drone maxes out at a reasonable 25 miles per hour, it seems absolutely pedestrian compared with the 90 mph achievable with the League's professional Racer3.
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This should be achievable if most targets in 2016-2017 are similar in size or smaller than FEIC - bolt-on acquisitions that augment the company's product portfolio.
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Could those who attended the Women's March in D.C. and cities across the country actually turn that passion into a plan with achievable steps to create change?
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Hans-Christoph Hirt, head of shareholder adviser Hermes EOS at Hermes Investment Management, told Reuters on Wednesday he wanted to see a "credible strategy with achievable targets".
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Most reviewers praise the amount of space that it brings to the table, its breadth of achievable dishes, and it ease of cleaning as its best attributes.
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And as much as it's still a holy grail on the left, the advocacy groups most active on this issue are also focusing on more achievable goals.
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"The mission profile is definitely achievable, there's nothing unreasonable in it, but there's also nothing really innovative about it either," Weir told Motherboard in a phone conversation.
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Law believes it is only achievable when regular people listen and believe the stories of female prisoners, donating and helping to coordinate the ongoing fight for reform.
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Adding two new states is a far more achievable idea than many of the other democratic reforms being bandied about these days, like Supreme Court term limits.
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That study, called Sprint, explored whether markedly lower blood pressure in older people — lower than researchers had ever tried to establish — might be both achievable and beneficial.
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But 2006 and 2010 both show that a wave of the scale the Democrats need is achievable if you're running against a sufficiently unpopular president or agenda.
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Under Portugal's proportional representation voting system, a full parliament majority is theoretically achievable with 42% of the vote, although the cut-off is usually around 1%-45%.
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The points from Southwest's Rapid Rewards credit cards count toward that, making it achievable even for travelers who don't have a lot of paid trips on Southwest.
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"The uncertainty that would be associated with that is far more risky than having a rule in place which is reasonable, achievable and cost-effective," he said.
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For some of them a binding rule may not be achievable for now as they have further steps to take to make disclosures of the highest standards.
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Oracle has gone through a necessary reset toward more achievable cloud growth expectations, after "over-exuberance" from executives , and , analyst Keith Weiss wrote in a research note.
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The Environmental Protection Agency, which runs the program alongside NHTSA, is due soon to declare that the vehicle standards set for 2022 through 2025 are not achievable.
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Liberating so much of its archive makes that much more achievable; as Wikimedia's Maher noted Tuesday, Wikipedia alone sees at least that many visitors every single month.
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Lowery suggests avoiding something extreme like a marathon and choosing something more fun and achievable, like an obstacle course or race that you could do with friends.
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He abandoned, rather than trying to strengthen, an imperfect but functional nuclear deal, and then imposed "maximum pressure" sanctions attached to no clear or achievable strategic goals.
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"Noble needs to provide investors with assurance that its three-year framework is achievable with its new allocation of activity," analyst Charles Robertson of Cowen & Co said.
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It creates a distorted idea of what it takes to attain success and what financial milestones are actually achievable if you are starting from zero or less.
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"We believe this is an aggressive goal, but for all three countries, one that we believe is achievable, continent-wide," said Brian Deese, a senior adviser to Obama.
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Analysts forecast that to reach its 2019 revenue target, AMS needs two or three significant new deals, something that the company's chief executive Alexander Everke said was achievable.
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Part of the problem is that 'achievable' and 'realistic' goals don't test us or move us outside of our comfort zones, limiting our opportunities for learning and growing.
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Now in this week, I saw her pushing herself to an entirely new level because she has begun to live in possibility of what is achievable for her!
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But they are potentially achievable in the near future, and they would move our nation considerably closer toward the goal of high-quality, affordable health coverage for all.
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The activities are created to inspire their curiosity, stimulate their senses and through challenging, yet achievable tasks using various real tools and natural resources, bring learning to life.
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Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne and Xavier Caitucoli, the head of Total's power and gas business in Europe, told journalists that current trends make the target achievable before 2022.
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If Turkey meets the EU's conditions for visa liberalisation, which one Eurocrat says is "eminently" achievable, countries like France and Austria should not block it out of spite.
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So Romney's hope is now to deprive Trump of an outright majority of delegates — a much more achievable feat so long as multiple candidates stay in the race.
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You're actually withholding momentum from yourself; you're preventing yourself from entering into that all-important state of "flow" where the words come easily and the goal feels achievable.
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US grand strategy must set achievable goals and adjust to new circumstances over time, not imagining that any set of policies can resolve all problems for all time.
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However the Senate panel pressed her for ideas about boosting economic growth, asking whether Trump's goal is achievable, and whether things like tax reform in particular might help.
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We think significant fiscal savings are achievable, although some measures, such as further pension and social payment reforms, lower subsidies and higher income taxes, would have social costs.
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Viewing her decision in a vacuum distorts the question at stake, and is less illuminating than viewing it in context: Is the ideal of a depoliticized judiciary achievable?
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"I don't want to sound arrogant, but I really think everything is achievable in life," said Djokovic, who has now contested six successive grand slam finals, winning five.
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In a statement, Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said he was convinced peace with Israel was achievable, but stood by his demand that Israel halt settlements before talks restart.
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The bottom line is this: When crafting the Clean Power Plan, the EPA followed clear statutory protocols and relied on familiar reduction techniques to set achievable emission limits.
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He added that an EBIT margin range of roughly 12 percent to 15 percent is achievable in the long term, once growth normalizes and costs begin to flatten.
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I've been getting speeds that are very close to the maximum achievable over a wired LAN, but they haven't made a huge difference to the way I work.
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The American dream of going from rags to riches appears more achievable in developing Asia than in America itself, which seems ever more in thrall to vested interests.
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Porat has pushed Alphabet engineers to push toward achievable projects — right now, the "other bets " mainly make money through Google's Fiber internet sales, Nest products and Verily licensing.
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The event came after Pruitt officially ruled Monday that the greenhouse gas rules set to take effect for 85033 through 2025 are not achievable and should be changed.
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Inside-out VR tracking is theoretically achievable, but it's rarely been spotted in a workable state, especially on a headset that's supposed to be so close to release.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Theresa May said on Wednesday she believed a Brexit deal was achievable if both sides worked "intensively" in the coming days and weeks.
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Ukraine's success — a free Ukraine, even without its Russian-occupied territories for now, is successfully transforming itself — is achievable, and at relatively modest costs to the United States.
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"These practical and achievable standards cut harmful pollution from power plants, saving thousands of lives each year and preventing heart and asthma attacks," said EPA spokeswoman Melissa Harrison.
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It will not be an easy task, but it is certainly achievable if we start by recognizing that our democracies share the same commitment to freedom of expression.
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The EPA told the judges that the agency had the power under the Clean Air Act to craft the rule, and that it was cost-effective and achievable.
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The company has advised that its French operations should deliver at least EUR233m in EBITDA in 21, which we believe is achievable considering the improving French consumer environment.
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At the current level of food production, the reference diet is not achievable, said Modi Mwatsama, senior science lead (food systems, nutrition and health) at the Wellcome Trust.
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That should be achievable, but many White House allies are skeptical because so much bandwidth, at both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue, is being diverted to scandals and distractions.
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Additional research into the compatibility of guarantees with regulations would be a significant step forward, but there are more immediate actions that would help make the SDGs achievable.
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These memes celebrate the princesses but are undercut with bitterness, as if to say the kind of magic we experienced in childhood is not achievable now (without drugs).
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"I believe that a goal of 3 percent GDP or higher economic growth is achievable if we make historic reforms to both taxes and regulation," Mnuchin will say.
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"The technology allows us to manufacture parts of a complexity that was just not achievable by means of standard cutting," Grazia Vittadini, Airbus' chief technology officer, told CNN.
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If budgets in the coming years keep focusing on the right areas, the target of making India a $5-trillion economy in the next 5 years looks achievable.
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To be blunt are the government programs and benefits that some of your rivals are offering giving your voters—people a false sense of what is actually achievable?
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" A Green Real Deal, they argue in The Santa Barbara Independent, would set "ambitious, but achievable, stretch goals that can be flexibly met and spur innovation and prosperity.
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But the law doesn't say precisely how — only that the EPA has to pursue the "greatest degree of emission reductions achievable" while weighing cost, available technologies, and safety.
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" Ms. Kinavey explains that before body acceptance is achievable, "most of us who have experienced a lot of body shame … and weight stigma have healing work to do.
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Rather than lay out an achievable but ambitious long-term goal to protect Americans, Biden is focused on an impossible and open-ended mission: victory over a virus.
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Despite the fairly low number of survey participants who managed to become debt-free last year, it's still a worthwhile — and achievable — goal to work toward in 2020.
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"These benefits were observed in overall healthy individuals across a broad age range and their marathon times are suggestive of achievable exercise training in novice participants," she said.
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"And, most importantly," he added, "my plan is achievable" in a seeming swing at more liberal policies put forward by rival Democrats, Senators Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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"Therefore, disinvestment revenue together with improved revenue generation from taxable sources gives me reason to think that (the fiscal deficit) coming down from 3.8% ... is achievable," she said.
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The reason the Clean Power Plan enjoys such broad support is simple: It's legitimate, it's achievable and will help protect the health of our planet and its people.
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"Cleaning up ... their balance sheets is a target lenders have not yet reached but it is clearly an achievable goal," Roberto Gualtieri said during a conference in Rome.
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With stories of people achieving financial independence in their 30s and 40s saturating the Internet, the prospect of early retirement can begin to seem like an achievable goal.
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"With women and girls leading the charge, I believe a world in which everyone is equal under the law is achievable," add the former One Tree Hill actress.
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A much more exciting resolution is to do more gaming, and whilst it might not take a whole lot more effort on your part, at least it's achievable.
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He was optimistic an agreement was achievable fairly quickly in the food industry where he is already well connected as chairman of the Food and Land Use Coalition.
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Fitch views 1%-2% volume growth as achievable over the long term with continued innovation and marketing support but anticipates that volumes will be negative in fiscal 2016.
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He said that stronger background checks and an age limit for pistols and all semi-automatic weapons could be achievable and are supported by a majority of Americans.
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The shift in approach means that the carbon reductions achievable through the Trump rule would be much lower than Obama's, angering environmentalists, who support the Clean Power Plan.
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Reed said a 50:50 gender split at music festivals by 2022 was achievable although it came with its challenges as the music industry was still overwhelmingly male.
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It is not the soldiers' fault that their country sent them on a mission that was not achievable and failed to change course when that fact became apparent.
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The 2016 election brought forward real disagreements in the Democratic Party, disagreements that aren't reducible to empirical arguments, or arguments about what an achievable political agenda might be.
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It requires only a fork and a bowl, meaning it's achievable for anyone, but does require some finesse to get into the pie plate because it's extremely temperature-sensitive.
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Given the trajectory of human athletic performance—in 1906, the best marathoners clocked in at just under three hours—a sub-two-hour run seems achievable, if not inevitable.
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Carrefour finance head Pierre-Jean Sivignon said market estimates for full-year 2016 earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) of around 2.45 billion euros was "achievable" $1 = 0.9111 euros
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Nevertheless, TPG forecasts that it will turn EBITDA positive when it reaches a market share of 5%-6% which it believes is "achievable within a short period of time".
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But to get there, they have to climb through an Overton window, a shifting of what people think is politically achievable that in turn constrains conversations about an issue.
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If the Trump administration is finally ready to craft an achievable agreement that starts with a verifiable nuclear and missile test freeze, it could make for a real win.
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Leaders also began a 10-day meeting in Bonn, Germany on Monday to follow up on the agreement and to work out just how to make these targets achievable.
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From the rise of transgender celebrities, to the federal government's affirmation that transgender people are protected by law, equality is — if not yet a reality — more achievable than ever.
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The bottom line: Absent achievable goals and a strong national security imperative backed up by congressional authorization, the U.S. presence in Syria is illegitimate and better off wound down.
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Although many in the Democratic caucus once said they believed impeachment would be wrapped up by the end of the year, it's not clear if that timeline is achievable.
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However, the UBS strategist thinks this year, the lower end of such a forecast range may be achievable going forward, driven by strength in certain financials and energy stocks.
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The investment is based on the idea that Tesla needs economies of scale in its battery business only achievable in a factory that is highly automated and utterly huge.
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While privately conceding the unreality of the green deal, some Democratic lawmakers therefore view it as a powerful slogan, to be replaced by more achievable policy in due course.
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Blessedly for those of us who can only dream of being loaned Lorraine Schwartz diamonds for a few hours, the actress's Golden Globes beauty look is actually 100% achievable.
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By world, we mean it — with 40 million users in over 80 countries, Zoosk makes international dating more achievable without making it all about hooking up in another country.
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We've dealt with the environment, terrorism, drug-taking, and more, but perhaps the area with the most room for achievable improvement is in the dank wasteland of the internet.
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"The Commission intends to do its utmost to help the parties reach an agreement that is both equitable and achievable," the joint statement said, referring to the Conciliation Commission.
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"Ne Plus Ultra" is a Latin phrase meaning "the highest point achievable" or "nothing more beyond," often found along the edges of old maps as a warning to travelers.
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"We believe the resetting of expectations sets an achievable hurdle and de-risks the stock for the near term," Jefferies analyst David Katz wrote in a note to clients.
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Most traders believe 2017 growth forecasts of a 1.4 percent economic expansion are easily achievable, raising the prospect for an upside surprise that would underpin the stock market rally.
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But as the "Concord Monitor" said today in its writing about this, you know, it's, it's very hard to see how any of his proposals could ever be achievable.
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I can't express how helpful it is to break down large goals (like an entire career path) into small ones with achievable action steps (like research and a list).
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Major tech companies really have committed themselves to pro-diversity rhetoric and efforts that leave little space for those who think diversity isn't an achievable or even desirable goal.
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But the demands for greater protection also revive fundamental questions about the balance of security and freedom: How much security is achievable, affordable and bearable in a democratic society?
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Likewise, women younger than 45 and those with more education or higher incomes are the more likely than other women to think this high level of leadership is achievable.
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This goal is technically achievable, according to both the report and Paul Romer, who won the Nobel Prize in Economics on Monday for his work on climate policy solutions.
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Hers is a politics of the achievable, of incremental progress within received institutional bounds, trained by the kind of long experience that breeds familiarity with the workings of government.
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By November, the committee must propose a legislative fix to the budget process that both parties agree on—a tall order, these days, but one we believe is achievable.
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Thus, Fitch views Coca-Cola's longer-term mid-single-digit revenue and high-single-digit profit before tax financial targets as achievable once emerging and developing markets fully recover.
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Fitch is concerned that volume trends, especially in the traditional loaf bread category, could remain weak and therefore views the low point of this range as achievable at best.
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He, however, added that those cost savings may not be immediately achievable because Walgreens is already knee-deep in completing post-merger integrations with Boots Alliance and Rite-Aid.
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"We propose 21 small steps forward for Italy, 2000 small, concrete measures, achievable goals," Renzi said in the northern city of Bologna in a hall packed with party bigwigs.
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"A key implication of our findings for investors is that performance persistence is achievable when funds maintain a small size," researchers Chao Gao, Tim Haight and Chengdong Yin wrote.
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Your role as a leader is to be brutally honest about what is achievable in the coming weeks and months as this disruption continues to ripple across the economy.
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