If Alibaba cannot achieve it, somebody has to achieve it.
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Then you achieve it the way you want to achieve it.
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How we achieve it, it doesn't matter, as long as we achieve it.
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I don't know if I'll be able to achieve it.
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In the end, we found a way to achieve it.
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"This is the only way to achieve it," McConnell said.
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"That's our objective and we will achieve it," he said.
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"They must work hard to achieve it," the source said.
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They disagree, however, on the best path to achieve it.
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What is the best way to achieve it — and fast?
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Realistically we may not be able to achieve it now.
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And we retire before we ever get to achieve it.
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Both Clinton & Sanders would prefer single-payer, neither can achieve it.
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What is your goal, and how would you best achieve it?
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Wasteful and ineffective measures to achieve it will remain in place.
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For those who achieve it, marriage increasingly looks like a triumph.
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What do you think needs to be done to achieve it?
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With these agreements, we are going to achieve it in practice.
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What does enlightenment feel like and how does one achieve it?
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"If you don't measure it, you won't achieve it," he said.
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If you try hard enough at something you'll always achieve it?
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"We must be willing to do battle to achieve it." video
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They achieve it by suffering, but they don't talk about that.
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Ask yourself what you want and how you can achieve it.
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But to achieve it, Judge Polster needs cooperation from state courts.
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Authenticity in the way Mark is trying to achieve it is laughable.
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"They started with a growth rate and asserted they could achieve it."
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What's next, and how much time I have left to achieve it.
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So they share a goal -- but not a strategy to achieve it.
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The 28th Amendment to the Constitution is how we will achieve it.
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And it has the experience, capital and tech chops to achieve it.
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Sure, he doesn't quite achieve it, at least in this short clip.
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Then, they consider how to use resources, including technology, to achieve it.
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People who achieve it are also likely to have longer, healthier lives.
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Quite the contrary: He is now trying to achieve it for himself.
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It doesn't violate the laws of physics, so we can achieve it.
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Now we have to actually do the hard work to achieve it.
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The Tunisian revolution had simply created a new opportunity to achieve it.
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You see the goal and you make a plan to achieve it.
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It doesn't violate the laws of physics, so we will achieve it.
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Sometimes, the avoidance of wellness can be the best way to achieve it.
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I don't know if we necessarily achieve it or not, but we try.
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In fact, artists have their biggest social impact when they achieve it obliquely.
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This was probably a unique opportunity for me to achieve it this year.
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Whatever he's hoping to achieve, it looks like he's taking it very seriously.
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It's the hair used to achieve it that has women up in arms.
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"That's the plan," said Allen, though how to achieve it is still developing.
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Unlike them, I'm not saying I know the perfect way to achieve it.
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There's still a lot to fight for, but I'm positive we'll achieve it.
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You can achieve it through meditation, but psychedelics just help you get there.
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Few think she can achieve it without a green light from the Kremlin.
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City is the best team in the world because it can achieve it.
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To achieve it, we believe that Bernie Sanders must stay in this contest.
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His main goal is self-preservation, and he'll sacrifice anything to achieve it.
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Afterward, both candidates called for unity, but differed on how to achieve it.
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And the HFPA still has a long way to go to achieve it.
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Well, I think they'll measure whether or not they achieve it with numbers.
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Humanities, at its core, is what is creativity, how do you achieve it?
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From motherhood, to being an artist and a businesswoman, she can achieve it all!
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This goal is admirable and we're more than happy to help you achieve it!
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We don't begrudge success, we aspire to it and admire those who achieve it.
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It's incongruous that the data that could help achieve it isn't free to all.
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We are confident that we have the will and the capacity to achieve it.
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You're the sign of balance Libra, and rest is how you'll achieve it today.
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Losers are people who aim for the unachievable, then naturally fail to achieve it.
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That's a big grand plan, but it gives you more time to achieve it.
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We may never achieve it in real life, but dammit we'll have fun trying.
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R: Think bold, always think big and achieve it no matter what people say.
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The filmmakers come to us with their vision and we help them achieve it.
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We should learn from Palestine, taking action every year until we finally achieve it.
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But focusing on the trade deficit is not the best way to achieve it.
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If you come to New York with a dream you'll achieve it, trust me.
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So what if they had to skip 16 regular season games to achieve it?
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Whatever your financial goal is, don't be discouraged if you don't achieve it overnight.
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But if we make a personal, cultural, and legislative shift, we can achieve it.
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It has a clear objective—preserving the agreement—but no practical means to achieve it.
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"If you write down your goal, you're more likely to achieve it," said von Tobel.
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Unless that's your look, which is cool, and these lights can ensure you achieve it.
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Cavalea says when setting a goal, figure out what is driving you to achieve it.
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But the key is to give kids the tools to achieve it on their own.
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He dreamed of the life he wanted, and he worked incredibly hard to achieve it.
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He didn't, however, seem to believe that a political revolution was needed to achieve it.
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But unfortunately, there's not much reason for your current employer to help you achieve it.
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LD: Did you have a New Year's resolution in 2018 -- and did you achieve it?
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We must have order, and we must have endless delineations of how to achieve it.
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Melinda Gates recommends these 3 books on mindfulness — and the surprising ways to achieve it.
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It took me six years and two seasons to achieve it but I did it.
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If you want something badly enough and you work hard at it, you achieve it.
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What really matters is that you have a goal and a plan to achieve it.
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The review will also include the central bank's inflation goal and how to achieve it.
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And when we finally achieve it — and we will — we'll all owe him our gratitude.
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The characters have an easily understandable goal, and they work to achieve it against mounting odds.
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The Democratic political establishment was behind single-payer, and they worked for years to achieve it.
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And all want something more for themselves, they just haven't found the path to achieve it.
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However, lying to reporters may not be the best way to continue trying to achieve it.
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Presuming we can simply replicate past labor or social justice movements to achieve it is reckless.
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I love unlikely-hero stories — people that can't necessarily do something, then struggle and achieve it.
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Intuition only tells them what they want, not how to achieve it, and this is intolerable.
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Only after they've figured out what they need can they craft a plan to achieve it.
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But if home ownership is your goal, it's definitely possible to achieve it with some concessions.
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Like anything if you don't believe it will happen, then you will struggle to achieve it.
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He had to achieve it to prove to himself that he was on the right path.
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It's just that many would rather not contemplate too closely the means used to achieve it.
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In this game we wanted three points so badly, but we weren't able to achieve it.
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With Google Glass, too, Osterloh understood the vision but couldn't figure out how to achieve it quickly.
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FA: They're very sure about what they want to achieve and how they want to achieve it.
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Lenin knew exactly what he wanted, and he would deploy extraordinary energy and ruthlessness to achieve it.
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Her goal is software that can anticipate what its human operator wants, and help him achieve it.
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More important than any candidate's health-care policy is how they intend to achieve it, he said.
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With the FDP my argument is about the goal itself, not the best way to achieve it.
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It carries you through everything you achieve, it bears your children and without it you wouldn't exist.
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Economists say that rate is the minimum needed to lower unemployment but doubt France will achieve it.
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So far, however, there are few signs that he will do what it takes to achieve it.
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She, along with colleagues like Monica Lennon, are going to press forward on trying to achieve it.
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With a tangible goal in mind (better sex!) and a prescriptive method to achieve it (be present
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Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) supports Medicare for all, but has been vague about how to achieve it.
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This is largely due to vastly different views in Pyongyang and Washington over how to achieve it.
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They outline a clear vision and provide their team with the knowledge and tools to achieve it.
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As KJU desperately seeks legitimacy in his own country, he searches for ways to achieve it internationally.
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And we want to work with the best AI talent, wherever that talent is, to achieve it.
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"For countries able to achieve it, this leaves suppression as the preferred policy option," the report concludes.
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He believed in the vision of the United Nations but understood that it might never achieve it.
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For China's leaders, it is much easier to talk about innovation than to achieve it in practice.
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Try to understand who they are, what they want, and then help them try to achieve it.
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I feel tenderness for them as well, for what they endured, and still endure, to achieve it.
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Rainey isn&apost arguing against it but says you can achieve it without the broadest possible ownership.
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So, if a deal is to happen, what might that final push to achieve it look like?
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Learn more about what others want and help them achieve it, even if you aren't their boss.
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By Darren Hardy Forget what you've been told about success and what it takes to achieve it.
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If Trump were willing to work for such a prize, it's totally plausible he could achieve it.
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In 2007 the Chinese government announced that the election of 6893 would be the first to achieve it.
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Each goal includes a deadline and a few lines about how he'll achieve it, according to Business Insider.
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They know I mean what I say, and I will do the best I can to achieve it.
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And I want to lead people to their perfect place of happiness too, 'cause everyone can achieve it.
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Investors who want exposure to the sector can achieve it through the SPDR Energy Select Sector ETF.1.
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But unless he is possessed by some extra power, he will not often achieve it without an axe.
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Evaluating our policing services properly can incentivize good outcomes and lead to innovation in how to achieve it.
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But now I long for boredom, and writing is the only way I can hope to achieve it.
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For that reason, "Jeunes Voix" did for me what textbooks seldom achieve: It made me want to learn.
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Every Palestinian generation inherits the yearning for freedom from the previous generation — and the struggle to achieve it.
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On TikTok, users regularly share hacks on how to achieve it using creative hand placement or facial expressions.
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No one can maintain it over the long haul, even if we achieve it for a short while.
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The Fed formally adopted a 2 percent goal in 2012, and has since failed to sustainably achieve it.
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If you want to have a certain lifestyle, then put in the time and effort to achieve it.
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"The Iranian regime openly advocates another Holocaust, and it seeks the means to achieve it," Mr. Pence said.
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With TrumpLand, Moore has an obvious objective, but the humor he's using to achieve it is often cringeworthy.
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Together we need to imagine a better future for every child and make sure that together we achieve it.
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Candidates pursued "a particular brand of polished authenticity…homespun and unfiltered"—but to achieve it, they turned to professionals.
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That is tremendous progress, and we should celebrate it and the advocates who have fought tirelessly to achieve it.
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Luckily, on the days when we do crave a new look, there's no shortage of ways to achieve it.
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President Trump did not achieve that last year, he may not achieve it this year; 22018% is almost 22018%.
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The idea behind Maverick's performance was right: I could achieve it if I could fake my way through it.
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Even if she doesn't achieve it herself, the magic is that you can see them materializing in your hand.
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He has abandoned all caution to achieve it, not least by letting peace talks with the Kurds break down.
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Beneath its diligent research, the book is a study in creativity: how to define it, how to achieve it.
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"You can perhaps learn more about swing from listening to the bands that fail to achieve it," he writes.
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He added that the price target was a high goal but he wants to achieve it by any means.
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And if increasing happiness does in fact improve health — well, why not try to help our patients achieve it.
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In order to achieve it, global carbon emissions would need to be cut in half in about a decade.
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The Brexit referendum, by contrast, demanded a specific policy outcome but offered little clarity on how to achieve it.
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However, he says, the company could achieve it again without having to raise more funding, should it need to.
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Rather, as a materialist, I think there's nothing intrinsic about the goals and purposes we seek to achieve it.
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He says that once he puts his mind to something, he develops a "sickening work ethic" to achieve it.
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Maintaining our democracy requires some minimal level of participation by its members, yet we seem unable to achieve it.
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Mr. de Blasio exploits the rhetoric of social justice but is unwilling to make the changes to achieve it.
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"They understand what we're trying to achieve and they put enormous effort into helping us achieve it, " he said.
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But the question is, for whom, on what terms, and what was he willing to do to achieve it?
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"We were only a few degrees away from that today and we might achieve it tonight," Mr. Deubelbeiss said.
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The Formula E, I think, attempted it, but because of timing or circumstance, they weren't able to achieve it.
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You achieve it through smoking the sausage: the smoke dries out the skin, so it tightens around the filling.
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For any given emission reduction goal, there is, almost axiomatically, some level of carbon tax that can achieve it.
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"They are trying to break up the body that represents all Venezuelans, but they will not achieve it," he tweeted.
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Quebecois director Denis Côté instead dismantles the very concept of "perfection," showing just what his subjects undergo to achieve it.
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But he acknowledges that not all countries would necessarily be able to achieve it, with culture playing a key role.
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If you can dream it, you can achieve it... particularly if it's smoother, healthier skin and hair you're dreaming of.
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His conservative predecessor had a similar exit strategy as long ago as 2014 and seemed on course to achieve it.
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It inspired a generation of scientists to actually achieve it, and 70 years later we actually landed on the Moon.
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You're in such great shape, are you doing [Parks and Recreation character] Chris Traeger-levels of exercise to achieve it?
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In view of the attitude of the current Government of the Generalitat it is possible that they will achieve it.
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To achieve it, I decide to give bareMinerals' Anti-Redness Mattifying Primer and Skin-Clearing Loose Powder Foundation a try.
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Commit yourself to a challenging and rewarding goal — and then do what you need to in order to achieve it.
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"I don't know if I'm going to achieve it, but it's going to drive me," he says of these goals.
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In trying to avoid making the tough choices, LG has dodged greatness, or at least the opportunity to achieve it.
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If the U.S. has a diplomatic endgame and a means to achieve it, it is keeping the details to itself.
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Elite colleges have lately been taking a harder look at socioeconomic diversity and how to achieve it, for several reasons.
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In 2009, she was finally in a position where she was able to achieve it, and she hasn't looked back.
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Is it ok to know what your end goal Is but absolutely no way or idea how to achieve it.
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Training for a marathon offered a chance to be good at something again, to set a goal and achieve it.
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How are you supposed to achieve it if only a handful of designers deign to make clothes in your size?
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If that sounds like an evolutionary impossibility, well, it doesn't violate the laws of physics, so we can achieve it.
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And for now at least, Zero is going to throw a pile of rewards money around trying to achieve it.
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What we'd hope for isn't anything huge, just a basic commitment of greater inclusion and concrete steps to achieve it.
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She put out her own universal health care pay-for and a complete incremental plan on how to achieve it.
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The American Dream often equates success in life with homeownership, no matter what you have to risk to achieve it.
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But Montalbano is a man with a strong sense of justice and a willingness to bend rules to achieve it.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump on Wednesday trumpeted a major bipartisan accomplishment without the Democrats who helped him achieve it.
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Mission Innovation is a step in the right direction, and Congress ought to provide the resources necessary to achieve it.
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What draws you to success must be sustaining or magnetic in a way that you're deeply compelled to achieve it.
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For over a year, Business Insider has been exploring why we need "Better Capitalism" and how we can achieve it.
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"Think of everything we can achieve and remember who we must achieve it for," Trump told Republican lawmakers Thursday in Philadelphia.
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Because education is a right that we all deserve, and if you work hard enough, I believe you can achieve it.
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" The actress resolved to persevere and lead an "extraordinary life," saying, "If you set your mind to something, you'll achieve it.
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And those who advocate more national sovereignty will have to give more details of their vision and how to achieve it.
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"It's really showing the younger generation or the girls especially that whatever they dream of, they can achieve it," she continued.
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For some the closer they get to a picture perfect life the more they break themselves in pieces to achieve it.
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We must focus on how to achieve it – and on that front, there's more reason for optimism than you might think.
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But it's, it's there's so much growth opportunity in these emerging markets that we're very focused on investing to achieve it.
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While Apple and other manufacturers rely on dual camera to achieve the depth effect, Google instead used software to achieve it.
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In gymnastics, as in life, we demand impossible perfection of girls, and punish them when they inevitably fail to achieve it.
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But aloneness on a cruise ship is something one has to make efforts to achieve; it is not the natural state.
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The university readily acknowledges seeking a diverse incoming class each year, but denies using racial quotas or discrimination to achieve it.
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Castro set a net-zero emissions goal of 2045, and partially plans to achieve it by totally ending fossil fuel subsidies.
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But over the years, numerous studies have tested a very simple question: If you can imagine it, can you achieve it?
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To know ahead of time what you're trying to achieve and to place things very deliberately in order to achieve it.
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As one of the five golfers who have previously won all four majors, who do you think will achieve it next?
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They seek the broadest possible availability of health care, whatever the cost and political trade-offs it takes to achieve it.
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River knows that these kids crave authenticity and honesty in others because they're too wound-up to achieve it in themselves.
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Here, the Supreme Court requires a "reasonable fit" between the substantial interest asserted and the regulatory scheme chosen to achieve it.
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The region's leaders had declared independence but were in no position to achieve it, lacking a popular mandate and international support.
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Using the Iran threat as a way to openly display Israel's strengthening relations with onetime Arab adversaries would help achieve it.
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"This not only means you need to have a definition of success, but also an understanding of how to achieve it."
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There's no reason to think they won't achieve it, either, since Chinese supercomputers have reliably been among the fastest in the world.
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But this is the man who will achieve it, and that is very good news for the people of New York City.
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If you can dream it, you can achieve it — unless you're a goose trying to play a very human game of rugby.
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Every veterans group in America was pleading for overdue reform and a 21st century VA. The time was ripe to achieve it.
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Once you decide on your aesthetic goal, your surgeon will work with you to decide what implants will help you achieve it.
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Netflix and Amazon continue to prioritise scale and are splurging to achieve it, observes Michael Nathanson of Moffett Nathanson, a research firm.
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Big technology companies in California usually aim for a similar effect—and have the finances (plus the space) available to achieve it.
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It's a nice gesture, and we're all for more queer visibility, but the kiss cam isn't the best way to achieve it.
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Collectively we have the knowledge, skill, and resources to achieve it, so let's make future generations proud and finish what we started.
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Although Google will likely tout its "quantum supremacy" should it ever actually achieve it, that won't make much of difference in cybersecurity.
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The six-day conference packages personal transformation, helping attendees search for meaning, success and the tools to achieve it, all for $2,495.
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It is time for a change, and it is heartening to see some Arab leaders exercising the boldness needed to achieve it.
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Delegates at the International Anarchist Congress in 1881 adopted the strategy of "propaganda by deed" — in a word, terrorism — to achieve it.
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"The reality is you might have to reach out academically and financially outside what you're capable of to achieve it," he says.
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Some of these women, striving for the silhouette of an Instagram model, have resorted to black-market butt injections to achieve it.
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Being an executive at an ad agency, I wanted to be more conservative rather than sell the dream and not achieve it.
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Hillary desperately wants success, but the key question, as in many Hnath plays, is how far she will go to achieve it.
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But to achieve it the league will have to come to an understanding with Qatar's beIN Sports, which controls the domestic rights.
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He said he wanted the newsroom to know more about the strategic plan and what it's going to take to achieve it.
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The university makes no secret of its pursuit of a diverse class each year, but denies using racial quotas to achieve it.
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Even if the message is soft for now everyone knows Trump wants this his way and he'll use pressure to achieve it.
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Minari is a beautiful rendition of the pursuit of the American dream and how far some will go to achieve it. —S.
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These workers who reported not having work-life balance said they'd give up between $1,710 to $2,20173 in order to achieve it.
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How to achieve it is the tricky question because not every country can respond to an allocation for a higher production target.
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You set a very high goal that requires that everybody be on their toes, and then when you achieve it, it's galvanizing.
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Tesla also went to great lengths to achieve it, including constructing a tent to accommodate an additional assembly line outside of the factory.
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For consistency, it's a shame we can't have all modes running at 60, even by dropping the resolution from 1080p to achieve it.
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Simkin truly believes she can help you achieve a state of zenned-out bliss — whether you want to achieve it yourself or not.
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"You set the agenda the Thrive app helps you achieve it" The Thrive app is out December 15 in Samsung's Galaxy app store.
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"To fail to achieve it would mean huge damage to Abe as a politician," said Hirasawa, who once privately tutored a youthful Abe.
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Regardless, Whitehurst says he laid out that goal at their partner conference and he believes his company is well positioned to achieve it.
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And the actress, director, and humanitarian recently about how she maintains her natural, seemingly flawless look — and who, exactly, helps her achieve it.
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"People in Nissan recognize him as a strong leader; he sets a target, and he will achieve it," said a third Nissan executive.
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To achieve it, Paraguay will have to maintain its sensible economic policies and do far better in providing infrastructure, education and health care.
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It depends on how well we understand ourselves, what we want for our future and whether we will work together to achieve it.
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Knowing where my place was that and knowing that I could actually achieve it, I'm like, yeah, I really want this bad now.
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VE: The Year Of The Woman Part 3 LD: Did you have a New Year's resolution in 2018 -- and did you achieve it?
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She has articulated a vision of a more fair, just and inclusive society, and has given the specifics of how to achieve it.
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We wish Jayson great success and we're thrilled to help him achieve it by donating 500 dozen doughnuts when he restarts his business.
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If I can get through all these obstacles and have a light at the end of the tunnel, then anyone can achieve it.
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"I think you have to start off with the idea that you're not going to be able to achieve it perfectly," says Penzel.
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"I think consensus does continue to emerge, and it's really important to have that member-to-member engagement to achieve it," Stewart said.
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The movements are accompanied by videos and instruction from Oprea, who demonstrates the correct form and offers advice on how to achieve it.
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And because the government forgave my loans, I don't feel like I did anything to achieve it, and that makes me feel lousy.
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I became the HUD secretary because I believe wholeheartedly in this mission and love working to find ever-better ways to achieve it.
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We have set out a clear goal—to give every American access to quality, affordable care—and a clear plan to achieve it.
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The device can then confirm whether a body is in ketosis, and the app will give advice for how to achieve it of not.
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You could never see it, or know how to achieve it, but if a book sold well you would just assume you had it.
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But I think we should propose the strongest policy and try to create the constituency to achieve it rather than the other way around.
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Keeping that number in mind and working to achieve it every month can help you manage some of those impulsive short-term buying decisions.
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But the overarching theme is simple: What does a feminist revolution in the age of Trump look like, and how do we achieve it?
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But in order to achieve it, they are merging together to gadgets—the Surface Pro and iPad Pro—that already do it so well.
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It's an incredible literary effect and Emily Brontë was probably a genius to achieve it, and holy god I want no part in it.
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Even one of the greatest nights of his life will be remembered both for its brilliance and for the selfishness required to achieve it.
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" State-owned China Daily responded with an editorial on Friday calling the remarks "intimidating, though he stopped short of elaborating how to achieve it.
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It's an ambitious goal, and to help achieve it, the company has raised $40 million in funding led by NEA and Wing Venture Capital.
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"I think they wanted it very badly, but they're too incompetent to actually carry out a sustained campaign to achieve it," the aide said.
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They're apparently willing to at least try to achieve it by working together -- as illustrated by their top diplomats' meeting Thursday in Munich, Germany.
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Those who cannot recognize and imitate greatness will never achieve it, and will live our days in shame, just like Jesse Lingard, the coward.
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If we are to have a realistic chance to achieve it, Washington must accept that to get something major, it must give something major.
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We wish Jayson great success and we're thrilled to help him achieve it by donating 500 dozen doughnuts when he re-starts his business.
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The question is how determined Russia is to see through its plans for a union, and how far it will go to achieve it.
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If he's still committed to that goal, then the best way he could achieve it would be to fund a primary challenger of Pelosi.
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If the goal of our agricultural system is what's best for farmers, eaters and the environment, there's a better way to achieve it: agroecology.
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If you want to save more, you have to have a clear goal and then set a specific plan in order to achieve it.
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More successful are Kunitz's portraits of the eccentrics who challenged dogma to push sometimes-eccentric notions of fitness and how best to achieve it.
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Today, I am very (my wife would say irrationally) confident that if I want something, I will do whatever it takes to achieve it.
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Romanian gymnast Nadia Comaneci was the first to achieve it, in the 103 Olympics in Montreal, on the balance beam and uneven bars. 3.
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These keep nuclear disarmament and the capacity of the original treaty to achieve it through arms control and reductions high on the global agenda.
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Dragging an opponent's kick past the centerline effectively puts the parrying fighter on a dominant angle without him having to step to achieve it.
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As important as having the right target is, it's no less important for the central bank to have an unwavering commitment to achieve it.
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"Ultimately, I support the Premier's leadership in this matter and I want to do what I can to help her achieve it," he said.
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The discipline now seems committed in principle to gender equality, despite considerable disagreement about just what that means and how best to achieve it.
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I have no idea what that feels like because I have never managed to achieve it, but I would imagine that it's pretty satisfying.
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Israeli officials are convinced Hamas is challenging the status quo of Gaza's limits and is ready to throw down civilian lives to achieve it.
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"We wish Jayson great success and we're thrilled to help him achieve it by donating 500 dozen doughnuts when he re-starts his business."
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Expressing your goals to other people can make you feel like you've already done the work to achieve it, says psychology professor Gabriele Oettingen.
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"The irreparable harm it will do to Hong Kong far outweighs any purpose it could possibly achieve," it said in a statement on Wednesday.
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With America having enjoyed nationwide marriage equality for about two years now, it's easy to forget just how hard we fought to achieve it.
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Success doesn't happen overnight, and no one needs to choose between being a great worker and being a great mom or dad to achieve it.
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There is something heartbreaking about being poised in the moment of expressing all that potential — perhaps because I don't know whether she'll ever achieve it.
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Sometimes, people set a goal but then fail to achieve it because they keep putting off, you know, getting started on the road toward it.
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Musk long has touted his goal for humanity to become an interplanetary species, and the company's Starship facilities are building the prototypes to achieve it.
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Biden has said over the years that he supported the overarching idea of desegregating schools, but not forced busing as a means to achieve it.
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To achieve it, we'll need a spacecraft more advanced than anything humans have ever built—a telescope with ten times the seeing power of Hubble.
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" Instead, the very best question may be "what is each candidate's vision for the future, and how will they work with others to achieve it?
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Optimistic observers believe that AGI will be difficult to achieve—it won't happen overnight—and we can build in plenty of safeguards before it emerges.
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He concluded that "given the lack of fit between the City's stated objectives and the means selected to achieve it," the charter ban was unconstitutional.
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I had been totally seduced by the image of his lifestyle; I found it desirable because I figured that I could never achieve it myself.
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Spending a few hours alone might give you the clarity you need to figure out what you want, and how you're going to achieve it.
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A health coach can stitch together a picture of health and work with an individual to find the right pieces and materials to achieve it.
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"We've already said we're expecting Chinese visitors to reach one million by 2018, and this could help us achieve it even sooner," Mr. Dixon said.
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So the overall effect of Feinstein's resolution is jarring: a wildly ambitious goal alongside a list of incrementalist policies that manifestly will not achieve it.
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Freedom from a corrupt social order, as the characters achieve it, means excision from the economic webs that underpin not just material but social life.
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The difference was that while Jews prayed for such a prospect, they increasingly understood that it was up to humans to work to achieve it.
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To achieve it, we need to reduce energy use where possible, electrify as much energy usage as possible, and shift energy production to renewable sources.
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His fire for justice," he added, "and his demonstration of the ways in which you can and must combine idealism and pragmatism to achieve it.
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While others agreed in the value of having some exposure to European equities, they didn't all believe EZU was the best way to achieve it.
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If simply changing our orientation to the world could radically transform our politics, we should know about it, even if we can't quite achieve it.
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If dominating any portion of the "Far Seas" is China's goal, waiting for Beijing to achieve it before responding is not an option that assures peace.
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" He glances around at our surroundings again: "This is all stuff to keep you scared of thinking that you can achieve it in a real way.
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Therefore, when it comes to monetization over the long term, there's only one way to achieve it: You've go to see a future market others don't.
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When it came time to brainstorm a project for the Girl Scout Silver Award -- the highest honor a Cadette can achieve -- it was a natural fit.
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Its scope was wide: Janet Jackson had a vision, and she was working with her usual collaborators, producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, to achieve it.
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France now has until 2017 to bring its deficit into line — it looks set to achieve it having reached a deficit of 3.5 percent in 2015.
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"It's so amazing, and I was able to show her that if you set a goal you can achieve it — you just have to keep fighting."
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Running a marathon under two hours is now one of the most coveted frontiers in athletics, and the desire to achieve it has never been greater.
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We are eager to see him take the next steps to achieve it because the United States is ready for a new chapter in our history.
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Trump and Kim even directly referenced the so-called Panmunjom Declaration, which contained a weak commitment to denuclearization and no specifics on how to achieve it.
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"It's a great achievement and also a role model to all young Tibetan women -- that if you believe in something, you can achieve it," says Paldon.
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We need a cleaner, greener future for the world, and the only way to achieve it is by building on the momentum the market has built.
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The all-gold wristwatch will forever be a classic look, and the Nixon Time Teller is a solid way to achieve it without breaking the bank.
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The idea is just to seek a particular outcome and principles be damned — if big government is the way to achieve it, then so be it.
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It's what we who worked for the Bush administration tried to get, but it probably took a Democratic administration with more climate credibility to achieve it.
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And then there are people who do have a particular goal or dream, and they're trying to wrestle with how exactly they're going to achieve it.
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Todd McCarthy, The Hollywood Reporter Thanos has thoroughly thought through his ambition, as well as the moral and emotional toll it will take to achieve it.
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"If we're going to get to this historic outcome, both sides have to be prepared to take truly historic measures to achieve it," Mr. Pompeo said.
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If you want to save or earn more, you need to have a clear goal and then set a specific plan in order to achieve it.
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Confidence is a skill, and people who have a great deal of it have typically worked diligently over a long period of time to achieve it.
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We want to know what kind of America you are working toward, even if you won't be able to achieve it in four years, or eight.
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We need a Green New Deal — and here are some of the things I will do in the first 100 days as president to achieve it.
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Israelis yearn for it and are willing to take risks to achieve it, if they know they'll have a trustworthy, strong and supportive America behind them.
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On Friday, he had said that most federal workers supported his demand for a border wall and were willing to sacrifice their paychecks to achieve it.
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But the "real question," he said, is "whether you could achieve it, whether it would be stable, whether it protects the institutional improvements" Afghans have made.
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"They are extremely resilient, because their need to achieve what they envision is stronger than the pain they experience as they struggle to achieve it," Dalio writes.
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To achieve it America must stay committed to working with all nations to build stronger and more prosperous economies for all our citizens for generations to come.
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She prefers the self-helpy spiritual kind, the kind that tell you if you have a dream and fight hard to achieve it, it will come true.
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All EU countries that are also NATO members are in principle committed to its defence-spending target of 2% of GDP, but few achieve it (see chart).
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To achieve it, a 5% sliver would be worth $100bn—four times the biggest IPO to date, that of China's Alibaba, an e-commerce firm, in 2014.
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Women in the West Midlands want to get their pecs to get big, big, and bigger—and these muscle goddesses will stop at nothing to achieve it.
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Facebook is committed at bringing internet access to much of India, but the social giant won't be using its Aquila drone to achieve it in the country.
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These incredible hard-working men and women deserve a better life, and the opportunity to join together with our union family or any other to achieve it.
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McCarthy's rise -- and the way he played the media to achieve it -- is also more relevant to our times than one might expect from reading history books.
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Believing their account, in light of Thursday's testimony, means accepting that everyone knew what Trump was after — except two of the top people helping him achieve it.
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" Compare that level of confidence to a kid with successful parents who'd say something along the lines of, "If you can believe it, you can achieve it!
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Bostrom's answer is that for almost every conceivable AI goal there is a predictable set of sub-goals which are necessary for the AI to achieve it.
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I want to give him a good example that if you have a goal and you have a dream, you can achieve it if you work hard.
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Leading Druze politician Walid Jumblatt, an influential figure in Lebanon, said after meeting Aoun that it was important to talk about "disassociation", and how to achieve it.
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A practical objection to focusing on economic equality is that we cannot actually achieve it, not in a big society, not in a just and sensible way.
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Usually, its themes revolved around power, and the maniacal lengths that people would put themselves through to achieve it whether for their own personal or moral gain.
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What we needed to hear from the president was more about what he and his national security team want to achieve and how they will achieve it.
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Our $1 million grant from the W.K. Kellogg Foundation is helping to advance a dialogue on the benefits of racial equity and how best to achieve it.
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And on his second try to achieve it, he will not be deterred — not by the European Union, not by protesters, and definitely not by the courts.
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Such competition means that, though capable of fatherhood from the age of about 14, a male will be lucky to achieve it before he is in his 20s.
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But there are hidden fees when adapting to a culture that prides itself on its American Dream—it is supposed to be difficult, grueling even, to achieve it.
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In a commentary on success and the hard work it takes to achieve it, one Princeton University professor posted his CV of failures for the world to see.
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Universal coverage in the United States is now the default position of the Democratic Party's top presidential hopefuls -- even for those whose actual plans may not achieve it.
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The Germans accept the need for deeper integration if the euro is to survive, let alone thrive, but they object to how the French propose to achieve it.
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Despite calling for a cease-fire last month, however, the Trump administration has done nothing to achieve it and instead doubled down on its support for Saudi Arabia.
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Aung San Suu Kyi has called for all of this and has been laying the groundwork to achieve it, but has confronted continuing opposition from her country's military.
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This level of cooperation is our ultimate goal, and we can achieve it as long as we both continue to deal in good faith throughout the next phases.
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The fact that we had to fight so hard to achieve it, and the arguments that were used against it, showed me how far I have to go.
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I've travelled the world talking to physicists who take the concept seriously, and who have even sketched out rough blueprints for how humanity might one day achieve it.
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Money won't just appear — if you want to save more, you have to have a clear goal and then set a specific plan in order to achieve it.
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How does a Republican plausibly campaign in part on a pledge to reduce excessive inequality while opposing if every single public policy that does anything to achieve it?
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Screenwriters are taught from an early age the importance of giving their protagonist a goal, then loading him down with obstacles to overcome so he can achieve it.
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According to a 2016 UN report, 143 nations guarantee equality between men and women in their constitutions, while 52 have not taken steps to achieve it in practice.
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If Trump sincerely desires a better deal, he will not achieve it by keeping parts of the old one alive that reward Iran when it deserves it least.
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It renders us unable to dive into our deeps, discover what we want, and fashion out of that desire a unique life story in which we achieve it.
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That's because I can achieve it without either dropping the $50 per visit or needing the dexterity to wield a round brush and blow dryer simultaneously at home.
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The first time I wished I had that power, I was in eighth grade, and I spent the next few years coming up with ways to achieve it.
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Significantly, in his speech last week at the Party Congress, Mr. Xi did not refer to the 2020 growth target, implying flexibility on the need to achieve it.
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But the pace of change and the methods he has chosen to achieve it, as well as his belligerent approach toward Iran, have raised questions about his judgment.
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Whatever success students in charters achieve, it is dwarfed by the damage charters do to students in traditional public schools, to unionization, to integration and to comprehensive education.
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During talks, Turkey emphasized the importance of a ceasefire in Idlib to stop a possible humanitarian catastrophe and discussed steps to take on the field to achieve it.
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"We aspire to recover the National Assembly with votes and we will achieve it," he said, alluding to the fact that the chamber is dominated by opposition lawmakers.
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While the government was praised for adopting the 2050 target, it has been criticized for the lack of concrete policy proposals that would help the country achieve it.
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Even when institutions acknowledge the issue, regard the goal of diversification as worthwhile, and are willing to work to achieve it, the question remains: how to do it?
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But if America's woes are rooted in the inaccessibility of the American dream, the increasingly impenetrable barrier around those who manage to achieve it is the place to probe.
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If a softer exit looks possible, Europeans should set aside their irritation with Britain and help achieve it, if only for the sake of their own citizens and firms.
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Get To Work: With Suzy Welch There are endless books, podcasts, articles and films devoted to the study of success — why do some people achieve it while others flounder?
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But this approach remains controversial, because of the mental and emotional stress it can create in actors, and because of the extreme lengths some actors go to achieve it.
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Musk's grand vision has to do, first and foremost, with a sustainable energy economy — and having cars that run on batteries is, by itself, not enough to achieve it.
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The United States opposes Russia's intervention in Syria and has said that Mr. Assad's ouster is necessary for peace in Syria, although it has done little to achieve it.
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According to a recent YouGov poll, the Tory membership is so dedicated to Brexit that 54% would be willing to destroy the party itself in order to achieve it.
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Kaver says her mom and dad offered limitless encouragement, telling her she was able to do anything in life, so long as she worked hard enough to achieve it.
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And we will need exactly the sort of resolve required to achieve it to address the North Korean nuclear challenge if we are to prevent a future nuclear catastrophe.
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The latter option would give Senard a larger fleet of cars over which he could spread the French group's electric-vehicle technology, and the costs sunk to achieve it.
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Our capitalistic Western culture prides itself on the American dream: anyone can live the life they want to live, so long as they work hard enough to achieve it.
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Her melodious accent adds an eloquent air to her aphorisms and, before you know it, you've been pulled into Diallo's mission, fully believing in her power to achieve it.
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The fact that our son goes into his room without any resistance shows us that he understands the need for self-regulation, even if he can't always achieve it.
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For those choosing to examine these issues, there's no one definition of what social good is, how to achieve it or which benchmarks should be measured along the way.
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To win, Democrats need to spend a lot more time explaining what they are for, and how they're going to achieve it, then simply pointing to what they're against.
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They both offer incredible stabilization, but the GoPro sacrifices less to achieve it, with less severe image cropping and more frame rates, as well as its fantastic SuperView FOV.
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They're always coming up with ways to earn money because they understand financial freedom from watching their parents achieve it, so they know it's possible to create it themselves.
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Women's economic participation and opportunity regressed this year -- "only a handful of countries" are even approaching equality, and the world will need 823 more years to achieve it fully.
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" ON IMF'S PROPOSAL TO MAKE BOJ'S INFLATION TARGET MORE FLEXIBLE "We must stick to our 2% inflation target and make efforts to achieve it at the earliest date possible.
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Several Bangladeshi leaders I met in Dhaka after the agreement was signed seemed keen to send the Rohingyas without having given much thought to how they would achieve it.
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It is the greatness to which we aspire and the work we are willing to put into it to achieve it by which we will be known going forward.
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Think about it: Would you ever tell someone that a desired outcome will happen when they stop trying to achieve it in regards to any other part of their life?
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When you're setting an ambitious goal for yourself, you're essentially identifying something you want to achieve and tacitly pledging that you're going to do the work necessary to achieve it.
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The really great ones are those with the experience to know the best results come when they communicate what they want and let me figure out how to achieve it.
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"When we use our imagination to think of something that we want to do or that we want to achieve, it can be a playful way of planning," Gaztambide says.
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Work-life balance, not pay, is the top career goal for banking oriented students even if they don't expect to achieve it, according to a global talent survey by Deloitte.
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Saba: The Bucket List Project, for me it was just trying to do grand things that were all in that mindset that were like we can achieve it, you know?
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"The achievements of the women of New Zealand who campaigned for their right to vote, and were the first in the world to achieve it, are universally admired," she said.
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"Once you have such a vivid picture of what you are trying to achieve, it is usually much easier to stay motivated and stick to your savings plan," Thompson says.
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"Of course, we cannot take the timing as a given, but I would like to achieve it (constitutional reform) somehow during my term," Abe said on television on Sunday evening.
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It is in this closed ideological loop that we wannabe masters of the universe often struggle to think clearly about the common good or what it takes to achieve it.
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To achieve it, Pecheux applied a combination of two liquid foundations to each model's face — one matte, one more dewy — for a clean complexion that didn't look too covered up.
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And so for the two years of the vetting process, we spent the time planning on how to assimilate—what will that look like, and how will we achieve it?
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The only solution, he added, was "coexistence, which implies recognition and respect, and there is only one way to achieve it — the political dialogue, which requires more courage than confrontation."
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When Mr. Colbert asked him how he planned to achieve it, and whether he would seek clarity from the women off social media, he did not have a direct answer.
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He'll need to explain to the American people what victory would look like in Afghanistan and how a few thousand additional troops can achieve it when 28503,22019 before could not.
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In my experience, most players on PC consider 60fps table stakes and will tweak settings like texture resolution and shadow quality in order to achieve it — or even higher frame rates.
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"Her inspiration comes from a more sophisticated Cardi B with a new perspective on life that she can achieve it all as a mother, music artist, and businesswoman," says La Pearl.
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But the difficulty of a thing is often positively correlated with the desire of developers to achieve it — with a scalar modifier based on stubbornness and an exponential multiplier for nostalgia.
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Whatever your ultimate goal may be – saving more money, paying off debt, or improving spending habits – making one or more of the resolutions above can help you achieve it in 2016.
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The Right Sectorites claim to be fighting on behalf of a vast and ignorant Ukrainian population that will welcome liberation when it comes but who lack the courage to achieve it.
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Democrats keep saying they want to restore the American dream but, if you dare achieve it and get rich, wham, they are going to snatch most of it away from you.
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A "high score" only means you spent more time than the person under you, and the amount of time required to achieve it is staggering to the point of being unbelievable.
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As it happened, Ms. McNeill was talking about success in the music world and how to achieve it, but she could also have been talking about the look of the evening.
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Farhad: I pretty much agree with Dai, except I do think there's one more revolutionary feature left for smartphones — it's just that nobody has figured out how to achieve it yet.
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For him, self-improvement was a way to get back and then finally maintain the success he had already had before, not the means to achieve it in the first place.
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If he can achieve it, he will help refocus New York fashion, which has been in something of a creative vacuum in recent years, casting about for a post-sportswear identity.
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But again, if you understand that 5G is just a modest step forward, the idea that we need to eliminate one of four major competitors to achieve it quickly falls apart.
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Even though language about energy independence is all over the White House's talking points for this order, there's not much in the order that would help achieve it, Knittel told me.
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Beyond advocating for trans equality—and coming up with ambitious solutions to achieve it—her commitment to human rights includes supporting abortion, sex worker rights, and the LGBT community in general.
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We have a lot more work we're gonna have to do in the future around sex workers' rights, and we need the support of non–sex workers to achieve it. 69.
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Research suggests that despite the great temptations to gain status, those who achieve it ultimately experience greater unhappiness and dissatisfaction, while those who are likable have far greater satisfaction and success.
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I am fascinated by sleep perhaps because I have so often struggled to achieve it — both as a sufferer of severe sleep apnea and, more happily, as the father of twins.
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He must form a government within 60 days - two attempts of 30 days - and if he does not achieve it within that time, a new prime-minister designate would be nominated.
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Scrutiny over White House clearances in recent weeks has raised questions about top secret versus secret clearance, the application process and the levels of access afforded to those who achieve it.
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There's "the authority, capacity, and legitimacy of key decision-makers or reformers," which has to do with whether those who want an outcome have the power and means to achieve it.
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So, If we do CEDRE like we're supposed to you know, achieve it then there will be growth and this austerity program will be, you know, it will go in parallel.
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It's also the place where a man can build a baseball field in his backyard and then play catch with ghosts — because if you believe it, you can achieve it, in America.
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Since the end of 2016, the kingdom's priority has switched to cutting stocks and pushing up prices, and it has been willing to accept some reduction in market share to achieve it.
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To achieve it: Fold your zine in half to make a crease, poke three holes along the fold, and thread through the holes with a simple running stitch until it feels secure.
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"She was an amazing mom who wanted nothing more than to see her children and loved ones happy around her and would do all in her power to achieve it," he wrote.
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" Many officials believed the U.S. could shape the coalitions behavior, though they "never had a realistic plan for achieving this objective, nor for what to do when efforts to achieve it failed.
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The key to success, as DJ Khaled would say, is to set a goal and achieve it, but most importantly to have a good attitude along the way, which Kardashian definitely has.
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Scholars understand regime change by the people of Iran is within reach but is best achieved by those in the resistance with the organizing capacity, determination, and political wherewithal to achieve it.
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In a particularly notable tweet from 2012, she calls both Bieber and then-girlfriend Selena Gomez "couple goals," proving once and for all that if you tweet it, you can achieve it.
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Defy Ventures redefines 'the hustle' from prison yard to startup office Entrepreneurs are first and foremost all about creativity — they see a better future, and strive with minimal resources to achieve it.
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Hi-tek and I come from different environments our connection was music we like the same type of hip-hop music we just had very different ways of how to achieve it.
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No matter what goal an A.G.I. has, one of ours or one of its own—self-preservation, cognitive enhancement, resource acquisition—it may need to take over in order to achieve it.
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We fought a revolution to achieve it, wrote a (bad) set of rules to maintain it, scrapped those, then wrote a new set of rules we have been arguing about ever since.
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Federer is bidding for a seventh Australian Open title and a record-extending 19723st Grand Slam trophy but will require a near-perfect fortnight and a slice of fortune to achieve it.
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A budget resolution is an important marker, allowing the party in power to lay out their governing vision for the nation and show where federal resources should be allocated to achieve it.
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The European Central Bank launched a broad review of its policy on Thursday that is likely to see new President Christine Lagarde redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it.
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Last week Tesla tweeted a visual explanation: An S-curve like the one Musk has invoked compares what a company gets against the amount of effort or money spent to achieve it.
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"This is part of a determined strategy by China to extend its influence across the Indian Ocean at the expense of India and it's using Sri Lanka to achieve it," he said.
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We come from different political parties, but we agree on the overall goal of leveling the playing field for nuclear power, and the need to find a bipartisan solution to achieve it.
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In Syria, U.S. support for Assad's ouster is going nowhere because we have no leverage on anyone who can bring about this change and no instrument with which to achieve it unilaterally.
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"If social care is part of the prime minister's promise of a more equal country that works for everyone, then the precept is a poor policy instrument to achieve it," says Mr Humphries.
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Check out some of the most beautiful iterations of the trend that have been catching our eye lately, ahead — plus snag the pro tips from Ta and Lee on how to achieve it.
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"I just had it in my head that my body was holding me back from my dreams, and that I couldn't achieve it because my body wasn't right," she told Elle in February.
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FOR anyone seeking to understand what America wants and how it hopes to achieve it, the random early-morning grumbles of a 71-year-old man are rarely the best place to start.
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The Obama administration knew exactly what it was trying to achieve, was filled with health care experts who had spent decades thinking about how to achieve it, and it still got the Healthcare.
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"I think for the most part we wanted these women to just be really strong, really dedicated and just work really hard at their goal, then see them achieve it," Dippold told Mashable.
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It was a goal I set shortly after being diagnosed with what doctors said was a terminal disease, but thanks to a medical innovation, I was able to achieve it and then some.
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Ahead of Chernobyl's finale on Monday, we spoke about his obsession with accuracy, the unbelievable lengths he went to achieve it, and the importance of telling the truth in a story about lies.
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"But I have always had my goal and I wanted to achieve it and so I will put up with all these things until I get where I want to be," Jouma said.
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As one instructor joked, these may be classes for frustrated "Hamilton" ticket seekers — a support group for those who want the community feel of theater but blanch at spending $800 to achieve it.
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"The industry is making quite a bold assumption that consumers are going to take up 5G services the moment we achieve it," John Hayduk, chief corporate operations officer at Tata Communications, told CNBC.
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Meadows will, in some ways, be like Secretary of State Mike Pompeo — an aide who tries to understand what the president wants, and looks to help him achieve it through any means possible.
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The other much-discussed option, a "two-state solution" with a Palestinian state living side-by-side with Israel, seems less likely than ever, as the multiple attempts to achieve it have demonstrated.
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While her quietly elegant aesthetic has to adapt to a variety of environments, both rugged and refined, Thomas' main objective when getting dressed — and the building blocks used to achieve it — remain consistent.
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" She's a fan of "authentic human contact," but worries that by texting and Facebook messaging so often, "we may be losing track of what such contact is, or how we can achieve it.
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It is vital, and the developed nations—developed thanks to fossil fuels—have a duty to help their poorer counterparts achieve it, a duty acknowledged in Paris, if as yet barely acted on.
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Once you really know what you want, you'll be able to plan a way to achieve it— and the Moon, which will enter fierce Leo later today, will help you get your goals!
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Drew Baglino, Tesla's vice president of technology, said his team "is super motivated by that goal, and we think we can achieve it," before clarifying that they are "laser focused" on matching that cost.
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But new materials that are more translucent, more flexible, softer, more lightweight, incredibly durable — they allow us to design almost anything, knowing there's probably a product out there that will help us achieve it.
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Targeting zero carbon before we know exactly how to achieve it is the kind of aspirational courage that will very much be needed if the US ever gets anything like a Green New Deal.
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Jabhat al-Nusra, al Qaeda's Syrian affiliate, is more dangerous than ISIS -- and while the two groups share the common goal of establishing a global caliphate, they are using different means to achieve it.
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In Nixon's own words, as recorded by aide H.R. Haldeman, the "madman theory" was about convincing adversaries that Nixon had a clear agenda and no limits on what he would do to achieve it.
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In what promises to be a thought-provoking discussion, Arrive's COO Dan Roarty will lay the foundation for what a city's connected future will look like and outline key steps needed to achieve it.
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It said the move would cut gross operating costs by an annual run rate of at least 10 percent by the end of fiscal 2019 and confirmed it is on track to achieve it.
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Prior reporting by the Post has suggested that many NASA employees are skeptical that the target is achievable without gutting other missions or that the agency currently has the funding necessary to achieve it.
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Articles like 'I Quit My Job to Live in Barbados and I've Never Been Happier' is fine, but if that's what you want, you need to have a plan in place to achieve it.
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"We need change and we need to achieve it by taking to the streets to tell the government we're sick of so much misery," said Licis Perez, a 48-year-old beautician in Caracas.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank launched a broad review of its policy on Thursday that is likely to see new President Christine Lagarde redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - The European Central Bank launched a broad review of its policy on Thursday that is likely to see new President Christine Lagarde redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it.
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Though all the Democratic Party's primary candidates agree on the need for universal coverage (27.5m Americans, or 8.5% of the population, still lack health insurance), they disagree on the best way to achieve it.
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We became a country in which people were able to achieve great success and live out their dreams because we stayed focused on that mission and had a good strategic plan to achieve it.
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The Osamu Hirata-trained gelding would need to defy history, however, by becoming the first ever nine-year-old to salute and achieve it from the 'unlucky' barrier 18, which has never produced a winner.
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"We will achieve it this year, four years ahead of time," Daimler CEO Dieter Zetsche said at an economic conference in Frankfurt, referring to the company's 2020 target of becoming the world's biggest premium carmaker.
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Plenty of savvy consumers who believe in gender equality also remain highly critical of empowerment marketing because it pays lip service to a cause without necessarily doing any real or radical work to achieve it.
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But the point of energy dominance is that Mr Trump wants America to produce and export more oil, gas and coal and will try to undo years of environmental safeguards and regulations to achieve it.
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Tillerson's challenge this week was to translate Trump's sudden strike on Syria into meaningful diplomacy by outlining the administration's policy -- and articulating a strategy to achieve it -- all in the space of a few days.
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"If you could make one resolution this new year and resolve to achieve it, make a commitment to pay yourself first," suggested Shaun Jones, wealth consultant with Diamond State Financial Group in Providence, Rhode Island.
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Yet such a conversation — like ones about free speech or any other provision of the Bill of Rights — must include a discussion about not only public safety but the process by which we achieve it.
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During the current eight-year recovery the Fed has steadily marked down its estimates of U.S. economic potential, the interest rate needed to achieve it, and generally failed to get inflation back to 2 percent.
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To achieve it, the Dutchman will have to beat team mate Daniel Ricciardo, who was in commanding form on Thursday with lap records in both sessions that saw the Red Bull pairing finish one-two.
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Decades of sanctions and diplomatic isolation haven't neutralized Iran's growing influence, and a collection of countries consumed by bickering and led by a superpower distracted by its own disorder isn't likely to achieve it either.
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Lacking the backing of a resolute American commander in chief, Mr. Khalilzad got what he could — a deeply flawed agreement that has the potential to lead to peace but is very unlikely to achieve it.
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And we did some of it, but the fact that we had to fight so hard to achieve it and the arguments that were used against it showed me how far we have to go.
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"This change in personnel could carve out some space for new approaches or thinking about what defines success and how to achieve it," said Jenny Town at 38 North, a Washington-based North Korea project.
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Such a spectacle wouldn't help convince any wavering GOP Senators to vote to convict Trump and remove him from office, a result considered essentially impossible anyway given the two-third majority required to achieve it.
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Schools across the country should dust off their "If you believe it, you can achieve it" posters, because scientists from Stanford University have discovered the brain pathway that directly links a positive attitude with achievement.
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In the future, I started conversations with what success meant to them and offered up the simplest and quickest way to achieve it so we could build an initial level of trust to grow upon.
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The total amount of recommended exercise for adults — at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity activity and two muscle-strengthening workouts a week — is not changing, but rather, the advice about how people can achieve it.
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Acton, who will serve as the nonprofit's chief executive, wrote that his goal was to make the Signal Foundation self-sustaining, adding that he shared Marlinspike's belief that a nonprofit was best vehicle to achieve it.
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"The cabinet shows that his political pendulum is in the direction of efforts to achieve something without caring much for how to achieve it," said Hamid, describing the inclusion of Prabowo as the "politics of accommodation".
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And their stories are funhouse mirrors of each other: different reflections of how women can attempt to reckon with the demands of beauty, and how their lives can be changed by their efforts to achieve it.
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She was a powerful female executive who wasn't seen as a bitch; a "have it all" woman who didn't hold it over others, instead setting other women on a path to achieve "it all" for themselves.
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At Crozer and during his subsequent doctoral studies in Boston he delved into the Christian Realism of Reinhold Niebuhr, a theologian who believed that Christians committed to justice must sometimes wield political power to achieve it.
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I am proud of the E rating, as it takes extra work to achieve it, and even if I reach just one young person with a newfound love of Wonder Woman, then I will be happy.
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The single biggest thing that separates those who ultimately achieve it from those who get stuck is that the former keep putting in the work, falling in love with the process, while the latter abandon it.
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To achieve it, she smoothed and illuminated models' faces with MAC's Face and Body Foundation — and mixed it with Face and Body White and Silver Strobe Cream to give a slight iridescent finish to the skin.
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But I think there are ways to anchor the question of diversity in publishing in reality—and ways to achieve it that will only grow the work we do to greater abundance, with no meaningful loss.
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Vincent has written a book with instructor Julian Hitch, "Winning Not Fighting: Why you need to rethink success and how you achieve it with the ancient art of Wing Tsun", due to be published next month.
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But Johns Hopkins cryptographer Matthew Green points out that the lengths Google had to go to to achieve it may actually indicate a need for lightweight cryptography, rather than showing that it's worth sticking with AES.
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Mr. Orenstein also relies on his mastery of what's known in therapy as cognitive reframing: pointing out that there's a gap between what people say they want and what they're willing to do to achieve it.
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"Pulling carbon from the atmosphere is very desirable if we could achieve it at scale," said Andy Parker, co-author of the Royal Society report and project director at the Solar Radiation Management Governance Initiative (SRMGI).
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Doerr's new book, "Measure What Matters," is a guidebook to using a leadership strategy called Objectives and Key Results — or, in other words, communicating what you want to achieve and measuring how well you achieve it.
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"Looking at what can they actually provide in March, it is not completely obvious how they would achieve it," said Catherine McGuinness, head of policy at the City of London, which administers the capital's main financial district.
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Desire for greater hormonal autonomy runs so high, though, that people are already willing to do equally risky, if not riskier, things to achieve it, like obtaining illicit and questionable hormones on the black of grey markets.
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Yes, believe in your dreams, if you can believe it you can achieve it, insert the peppy sound bite of your choice, but no little girl should think she deserves to be President just because she's female.
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Hardwick gave herself some breathing room, herself arguing about the available published evidence of literary greatness, and not necessarily women's abstract capacity to achieve it, though her dismissiveness of Austen, the Brontës, and George Eliot is unequivocal.
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The best way to effect change when not in a position to achieve it by legislative means — as in the case of a political or ethnic minority — is to become a model of virtue and right conduct.
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In both our research and in their direct actions, workers across the country are telling us they want a stronger and more meaningful voice at work and are determined to take the actions necessary to achieve it.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - Turkey emphasized the need for a ceasefire in Syria's northwest Idlib province and what steps are needed on the ground to achieve it during talks with a Russian delegation on Thursday, the Foreign Ministry said.
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"They have tried to behead us and now they want to culminate it but they will not achieve it ... They will not make disappear the millions of separatists in this country," the party quoted him as saying.
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Mr. Biden, echoing a sentiment repeated again and again by progressive and conservative commenters in the past few weeks, says he is not and was not opposed to desegregation, just the tool most likely to achieve it.
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Mr. Biden, echoing a sentiment repeated again and again by progressive and conservative commenters in the past few weeks, says he is not and was not opposed to desegregation, just the tool most likely to achieve it.
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"I predict that a faster way to achieve it will be to discover such behavior first and then work backward from the physical principles and constraints, rather than working forward from particular calculation or prediction techniques," he said.
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It shows that a 19703 degree warmer world is much less brutal than a 2 degree warmer one, and that we have a lot of work to do in a very limited time in order to achieve it.
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The most common criticisms of the movement are that only the privileged elite with high salaries, such as software engineers and lawyers, can really achieve it, and that participants, at least vocal ones, are predominantly male and white.
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There is a sword-wielding, grapple hook-swinging individual who is low on health but high on speed, capable of traversing the map by swinging through the air, so long as you've the input dexterity to achieve it.
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So, a major initiative at Goldman Sachs, we would literally go through and we would be very methodical, and very organized, and we would think through what we wanted to achieve, how we were going to achieve it.
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At the summit, the two leaders signed a short statement that pledged a "denuclearization" of the Korean Peninsula, but the statement did not include specific details on the goal or how the two countries planned to achieve it.
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At the summit, the two leaders signed a short statement that pledged a "denuclearization" of the Korean peninsula, but the statement did not include specific details on the goal or how the two countries planned to achieve it.
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Their account's cohesive color palette and glimmering products became the foundation of "Cool Girl Makeup," developing a cult following of people who want to wear a natural face and dedicate as little time as possible to achieve it.
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Her message was simple: The violence was not "a political issue," she told Mr. Abbott, explaining to reporters afterward that schools needed to be safer but restricting the availability of guns was not the way to achieve it.
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The interesting question becomes why we're so desperate to outsource fairness and objectivity to our algorithms -- why it could possibly be easier to program it deep inside some black box when we so rarely achieve it in full sunlight.
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By making privacy (as consumers understand the term) more easily accessible, and in some cases automated, Google stands to attract the attention of these consumers; people who want privacy but won't go out of their way to achieve it.
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To those who have seen the work that Ms. DeVos has led, and the educational successes she has helped achieve, it is clear that there is no one better to lead the Department of Education at this critical time.
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"What's important is to show people that the BOJ is strongly committed to achieving 2 percent inflation and that it will do whatever it takes to achieve it," BOJ Governor Haruhiko Kuroda told a news conference after the decision.
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And while he conceded that his Congress didn't accomplish this goal, he says that House Republicans laid out a framework for how to achieve it: In this Congress, we came within one vote of real health care entitlement reform.
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Centrist President Emmanuel Macron, elected in May, had promised to keep the target and Hulot, France's best-known environmentalist, said in July it might have to close up to 17 of its 58 reactors by 2025 to achieve it.
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"Given the government's power in China to direct the economy, if they want to become the world leaders in electric vehicles, they can likely achieve it," Jay Jacobs, director of research at Global X, told CNBC in an email.
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I have four kids, and my eldest, my 8-year-old son, is already benefiting from the lessons of A-Rod 101 — a class about the march to greatness and the perils and pitfalls of trying to achieve it.
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Instead, Wayne presents us with a character so desperate for inclusion in the popular crowd — and, by association, the love and acceptance of a girl he won't ever know — that he will go to any lengths to achieve it.
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ECB President Christine Lagarde on Thursday sought to redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it, as years of the central bank's experiment with negative interest rates and quantitative easing have failed to deliver targetted inflation levels.
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It was, as Arena noted, his first match with a full team, or close to it, and he said that the players were still learning what he wanted them to do, and how to work together to achieve it.
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"It's not tiring for them to stand on one leg and they can achieve it with very little effort," said Lena Ting, a biomedical engineer at Emory University and the Georgia Institute of Technology who co-led the study.
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Peace of mind, I now know, is what I'd been looking for all along — I just never thought I could achieve it, ever, let alone without a bottle of wine to create the false, quickly fading feeling for me.
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"Even if they were to achieve it, there are questions regarding the revenue and margins, if it would even be material to the overall company," Garrett Nelson, a senior equity analyst at research investment firm CFRA Research, told me.
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Despite the impressive range of technological systems created and used by the artist, these are but a means to an end: "How to realize a concept comes before I think about how to achieve it technically," Clar tells The Creators Project.
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For years, models who weren't born with the look were required to wear extensions or wigs, or sit under dryers for hours to achieve it — further packing the definition of what our society deems "sexy" into a very, very narrow box.
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So even if negative emissions of any kind turns out to be feasible technically and economically, it's hard to see how we can achieve it on a global scale in a scant 13 or even three years, as some scenarios require.
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Venom is aiming for box-office success, and it's already on track to achieve it: The film is slated to rake in much more money than A Star Is Born in the films' opening weekend, despite its low critical reception.
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Yeah. One of the main reasons we made this movie was because it's about being optimistic to a fault, and thinking that no matter what you need to do to achieve something, as long as you achieve it you'll be forgiven.
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The founders of Project HEAL, Liana Rosenman and Kristina Saffran, met while undergoing treatment for anorexia nervosa when they were just 15 years old, helped each other to reach full recovery, and then wanted to help others achieve it, as well.
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In light of the significant future opportunities for growth and the careful execution needed in order for the Company to achieve it, the Board believes that the Company is still best served by Mr. Musk continuing to serve as Chairman.
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"This would absorb almost half the government's current headroom of 1.2 per cent of GDP against the fiscal mandate, as well as making a balanced budget harder to achieve," it added, responding to finance minister Philip Hammond's spring budget statement.
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" PayPal added, "Achieving the balance between protecting the ideals of tolerance, diversity and respect for people of all backgrounds and upholding the values of free expression and open dialogue can be difficult, but we do our best to achieve it.
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A spokesman for Rolls-Royce clarified the company was seeking 1 billion pounds of additional profitability to make its margins more competitive and it would look not just for cost savings, but also try to achieve it through productivity improvements.
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Still, there is no guarantee that strategy would work either, since Kim is showing every sign that he believes the survival of his regime is guaranteed by a deliverable nuclear arsenal and he is willing to do everything to achieve it.
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Earlier this month, 330 of the 345 local municipal governments resolved to organize a national vote next month, in which people will be asked about different issues, including the need for a new Constitution and the way to achieve it.
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When I spoke to Kosinski in November at his Stanford office, I was most interested in learning why he's asking these controversial research questions, and whether his "warning" of a loss a privacy is actually just a blueprint to achieve it.
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"President Trump has put economic pressure on the North Koreans and it appears to have given us an opening — this real opportunity for something that would be transformative for the world if we can achieve it," Pompeo said on ABC.
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Oman is not one of the countries pushing for a common currency, but "serious measures" are being studied to achieve it, the Saudi Arabian-owned Al Sharq al-Awsat newspaper quoted Hamood Sangour al-Zadjali as saying in a statement.
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Yet, Mr. Assad's victory, if he should achieve it, may well be Pyrrhic: He would rule over an economic wasteland hampered by a low-level insurgency with no end in sight, diplomats and experts in the Middle East and elsewhere say.
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The idea of "tingle test" was also popular because some ASMR viewers can occasionally get tingles, but need very specific types of triggers to achieve it, and like to test out different types to figure out what works best for them.
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The ECB launched a broad review of its policy, seeking to redefine its main goal and how to achieve it, as years of the central bank's experiment with negative interest rates and quantitative easing have failed to deliver targeted inflation levels.
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"If you want durability and lasting law, the only way to really achieve it is to engage both sides of the aisle and reach an outcome that the president, regardless of party, will sign because of the product itself," he said.
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"Increasing production five fold over the next two years will be challenging and will likely require some additional capital, but this is our goal and we will be working hard to achieve it," the company said in its letter to investors.
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" Johnson said he had no problem with Trump's goal for a lasting solution to Iran's nuclear threat and other Iranian policies seen as malign by London and Washington, but added: "The question is: how does the U.S. propose to achieve it?
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If you're struggling with paying down loans, saving for retirement, investing in the stock market or negotiating a higher salary, remember that "it helps to have a plan for what you want to accomplish and how to achieve it," says Student Loan Hero.
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My ideal hairstyle is one Hollywood A-listers have been sporting for years — a messy head of hair that bends naturally and never looks too polished — but until I learned to let go of my curling wand, I could never, ever achieve it.
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"The protectionism of some countries has harmed mutual trust among countries, limited the scope for multilateral cooperation, and impeded the willingness to achieve it," Chen Yulu, a vice governor at the People's Bank of China (PBOC), said in a statement to the IMFC.
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It wasn't until I started going to acting classes and getting involved in my community through the arts that I really found myself and my voice: the voice that would tell me that if you can dream it, you can achieve it.
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"In light of the significant future opportunities for growth and the careful execution needed in order for the Company to achieve it, the Board believes that the Company is still best served by Mr. Musk continuing to serve as Chairman," the board stated.
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Hutchison, a program manager with the International Rescue Committee, a global humanitarian nongovernmental organization, took the photos as part of a project called Vision Not Victim, which encourages girls to envision their futures and helps them make a plan to achieve it.
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"China will continue to be very important to the Australian economy...We understand what China is trying to achieve, it was always going to be difficult along the way from infrastructure investment driven growth to domestic consumption and services-driven growth," he said.
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Today, the American dream remains out of reach for far too many people -- and far too often, it is people of color who still have to fight the hardest to achieve it because of systemic biases, structural obstacles and inequalities in opportunity.
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"Believe It to Achieve It," by Christina Stein, a licensed therapist, and Brian Tracy, a bestselling author who found success despite not having a high school degree, argues that the key to making a change is first identifying what's holding you back.
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Knowing Game of Thrones, that probably means that Beric will die in a more final way in Season 7, but maybe that will pave the way for Jon to embrace his role as Azor Ahai... or to help Dany achieve it instead.
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But most people (some more grudgingly and despairingly than others) are coming around to the realization that a binding global treaty just isn't in the cards, and the quest to achieve it is standing in the way of more small-scale, concrete steps.
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"I would strongly advise against creating an even larger national champion," she said, adding that cost savings would probably not be easy to achieve, it was not clear the deal would make business sense and that it would exacerbate the "implicit state guarantee".
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Pruitt is even having to re-evaluate the Obama administration's controversial and arbitrary fuel efficiency standard that set a car and light truck fleet average of 50 miles per gallon by 2025, regardless of whether it was technologically possible to achieve it.
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For years, there has been talk about creating a new country but little discussion of its economic and social structure, which is why it was never clear how much actual social energy — how much struggle, how much sacrifice — was necessary to achieve it.
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"I think they are genuine in wanting to push Iran out of Syria, but I don't think they're realistic in trying to achieve it," said Andrew Miller, who worked on Middle East issues on the National Security Council in the Obama administration.
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While the ECB is expected to leave its monetary policy on hold, the bank's president, Christine Lagarde, is set to launch a broad review of policy that is likely to see her redefine the central bank's main goal and how to achieve it.
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While the ECB is expected to leave its monetary policy on hold, the bank's president, Christine Lagarde, is set to launch a broad review of policy that is likely to see her redefine the central bank's main goal and how to achieve it.
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To achieve the American dream, you have to try to achieve what you want in life and want to achieve it, you can't sit around and wait for things to happen to you, you have to make those things happen to you.
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Dyson, seeing Varys as a J. Edgar Hoover figure, gave him a high likelihood of survival since, like the infamous FBI chief, he's got his own vision of patriotism and he's not afraid to manipulate the most powerful people in the world to achieve it.
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To achieve it, the Socialists should restrain their desire to set up a "Truth Commission" about a war that ended almost 80 years ago, or turn the Valley into a "museum of memory", which will doubtless be the version imagined only by one side.
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"The protectionism of some countries has harmed mutual trust among countries, limited the scope for multilateral cooperation, and impeded the willingness to achieve it," Chen said in a statement to the IMF's steering committee during the IMF and World Bank spring meetings in Washington.
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The problem is that Syria has become a battlefield for world and regional powers and that the warring factions hate each other so much that they are still pursuing a military solution even though there seems no way for either side to ever achieve it.
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The achievements of the women of New Zealand who campaigned for their right to vote, and were the first in the world to achieve it, are universally admired," Markle said, later adding, "Women's suffrage is not simply about the right to vote for women.
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The Bank of Japan can abandon its 23 percent inflation target or suspend efforts to achieve it once the job market is tight enough because the public is better off having prices fall, not rise, an economic advisor to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
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In October last year the Saudi Arabian-owned Al Sharq al-Awsat newspaper quoted Hamood Sangour al-Zadjali, Amri's predecessor, as saying the creation of a single Gulf Cooperation Council currency had become inevitable and that "serious measures" were being studied to achieve it.
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But maybe that's the way the world works for some people: Things line up, especially when you're in a small club of people who all look similar and who all believe, deep in their guts, that if you dream it, you can achieve it. Together.
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A much wiser path is to follow Roosevelt's actual model — the goal is a robust labor market, relief jobs are one of several tools to achieve it (and not necessarily the most important one), and it's an enduring commitment, not a one-off policy shift.
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Sanders first gained fame after an eight-and-a-half hour filibuster ripping a bipartisan tax deal; Cruz's tactics to shut down the government and Paul's civil-libertarian pushes helped both lawmakers win national prominence — and the Senate floor was their stage to achieve it.
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"It's an extraordinary project, and I think it will take many years to actually achieve it, but the few weeks he spent with us talking to our scientists and laboratory technicians were really helpful — he said it shortcut his research period," said Pelly-Fry.
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And now that May has put the option of delaying Brexit on the table, everyone who has a competing vision for a better Brexit outcome — a "softer" Brexit or a second referendum — might think that getting an extension is the best way to achieve it.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - The Bank of Japan can abandon its 23 percent inflation target or suspend efforts to achieve it once the job market is tight enough because the public is better off having prices fall, not rise, an economic adviser to Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said.
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" Z went on: "While your platform and policy proposals are absolutely exceptional, we're not confident that you have a full, cohesive understanding of what Socialism is or entails, how we are to achieve it, or the base elements of what it would look like in real life.
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Murphy, a rising star in his own right, says he supporters a single-payer health care program but thinks the best way to achieve it is by passing a bridge program that smooths the transition from a system largely based on employer-provided private insurance. Sen.
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Although this law was enacted in order to increase representation of women and minorities in clinical research (something it hasn't been able to achieve), it serves as a reminder of how race- or biology-based frameworks do not explain the stark disparities prevalent in health care.
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The Department of Justice, which enforces the act, has issued guidelines about web accessibility but no formal regulations on how to achieve it — and they seem unlikely to materialize soon, after the federal government in July placed web regulations on its list of "inactive" agenda items.
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Under investors' radar is a monetary policy meeting by the European Central Bank, where ECB President Christine Lagarde is also set to launch a broad review of its policy that is likely to see her redefine the central bank's main goal and how to achieve it.
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"Closing our land border with Mexico would be a ridiculous staging of security theater: the practice of false efforts intended to provide the feeling of improved security while doing little or nothing to actually achieve it," the Texas Border Coalition (TBC) said Tuesday in a release.
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So as she stood onstage accepting her award, presented by another former honoree, Lupita Nyong'o, the newer actors in the room saw that upward mobility in Hollywood is possible for black actors, and that they are not alone in the obstacles they face while trying to achieve it.
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"The protectionism of some countries has harmed mutual trust among countries, limited the scope for multilateral cooperation, and impeded the willingness to achieve it," Chen Yulu, a vice governor at the People's Bank of China (PBOC), said in a statement to the International Monetary and Financial Committee, or IMFC.
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Since growth funnels are generally looked at from top to bottom, and in a historical context — a good exercise can be the other way around — go bottom-up, starting with the end result (the growth goal) and figure out what each stage needs to contribute to achieve it.
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If you look at the organic numbers, reporting shows that Russians had extraordinary reach, but used hundreds of separate accounts to achieve it: Jonathan Albright, research director of the Tow Center for Digital Journalism at Columbia University, has been tracking Russian Facebook and ad tech use for months.
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We owe the success of TechCrunch and Disrupt to that idea and I've always said that TC was career pornography for the cubicle dweller, a guilty pleasure for folks who knew there was something better out there and, with the right prodding, they knew they could achieve it.
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"When Joa came and saw what I was trying to achieve, it was really exciting," Allman told me after I'd poked around her finished house, which is glamorously quirky, with high-gloss paint used on the lower half of the hallway's walls, to protect against the buffeting of strollers.
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As the number of homeless people in city shelters has climbed above 60,000, the creation of additional affordable housing has become a key goal for Mr. Cuomo and his political rival Mayor Bill de Blasio, both Democrats, although they have not often agreed on how to achieve it.
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Sanders' plan calls for reaching 100% renewable energy for electricity and transportation within 10 years — a UN report released last year says 2030 is the final chance we have to prevent irreversible damage from climate change — and to create 20 million new jobs in order to achieve it.
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As long as there are people looking for the quick fix, there will be someone promising one, so my mission is to create "better beings" by informing, influencing and inspiring others to define wellness in their own terms, and put practices in place to help them achieve it.
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Their story is about survival, not only as an act of living from one day to the next but also as a form of love or even defiance — a faith that there's something better than the world they've been given, and that they can achieve it by existing.
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This is leading to a deep rethink by the world's most powerful central banks, starting from how they define their goal and what tools they use to achieve it - a process that was becoming even more urgent as the world braced for the economic fallout of the coronavirus outbreak.
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The dollar rose against the euro on Thursday after the European Central Bank left unchanged its key interest rates and stimulus programs and launched a broad review of its policy that was likely to see new President Christine Lagarde redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it.
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"It sounds from what I hear that she is looking to come back to tennis and, you know, everything that she has shown over her career just makes you believe that if she has that in her sights then she will go after it and achieve it," Graf said.
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Dispatched by parliament to revise an accord she struck with the EU that European leaders refuse to reopen, May flew into a storm provoked by the EU's Donald Tusk, who wished a "special place in hell" on those who had promoted Brexit with no clear plan for how to achieve it.
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Additionally, we think the name has attributes that should help mitigate the impact of growing trade disputes and/or weaker GDP growth: good balance sheet, solid market position, primarily domestic operator and costs under control as it is on track to achieve it flat to 1% 23 - 2020 CASM CAGR goal.
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Franco had his work cut out for him in approaching this story; on paper, it's hard to identify whether it's a tragic tale of a man with a dream who failed spectacularly in trying to achieve it it, a comedy about a weirdo, or a triumphant tale of unexpected success.
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"My question is how you would describe your new value proposition and also the business model by which you plan to achieve it in the future?" asked Evercore ISI analyst Doug Terreson, after noting that Conoco has for decades offered lower growth but healthy shareholder distributions through share repurchases and a growing dividend.
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As the first person in my immediate family to go to college, it was my self-appointed duty to define success and achieve it, to make good money so I could shoulder financial burdens for my mama and my grandparents, to become someone worthy of the sacrifices they'd made to make me.
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"We want to see London markets develop, we want to see them innovate, but we want to see it happen in a sense transparently and safely, and the reason we put the proposal forward as we did is that we think that does achieve it," Financial Conduct Authority Chief Executive Andrew Bailey said.
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The President's two-hour plus meeting with Putin at the G-20 Summit, regardless of anything said in the meeting, did exactly what the Russian leader has been hoping to achieve -- it elevated his country's standing despite the its aggression in the Ukraine and the intervention into elections here and around the world.
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The budget resolution process, initiated last Tuesday by Senate Budget Committee chairman Mike Enzi, a Wyoming Republican, is parliamentary arcana: Basically it calls for deficit reduction by a certain date and lays out a roadmap for how to achieve it—in this case in large part by stripping core elements of Obamacare.
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Even if one admits that deception may sometimes be acceptable in a democracy, we should always ask about the importance of the goal, the availability of alternative means to achieve it, whether the deception is likely to spread through precedent, and whether a leader's behavior can be discovered and later held accountable.
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BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Jan 21.3142 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Thursday: European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde is set to launch a broad review of its policy on Thursday that is likely to see her redefine the ECB's main goal and how to achieve it.
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We have to be singularly dedicated to that mission and how we achieve it, which means that when we consider the attributes of an individual member of our team, it must be through an objective lens of professionalism, where the only thing that matters is how he or she contributes to our strength and effectiveness.
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"Knowing it not only affects physical health but it could also be affecting our mental health, which is something that does affect large numbers of people, I think adds to the weight of the argument for cleaner air and policies that achieve it," Isobel Braithwaite, the lead author of the study, told the New Scientist.
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For Duplex the transparency that Pichai said Google now intends to think about, at this late stage in the AI development process, would have been trivially easy to achieve: It could just have programmed the assistant to say up front: 'Hi, I'm a robot calling on behalf of Google — are you happy to talk to me?
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Granted, there are a lot of details Delaney still needs to fill in, but the bones are pretty simple: I spoke at length with Delaney about his health care proposal; it tells us a lot about the different ways Democratic candidates can think about the issue of universal health coverage and constructing their plans to achieve it.
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Some of the most pointed questions from lawmakers on the House Committee on Financial Services, however, focused less on the broad economics of the Fed's rate hike and more on the tools the central bank has used to achieve it, particularly the payment to banks of interest on the roughly $2.5 trillion in reserves held at the Fed.
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Molly is just present while these things happen to her and she is willingly inviting them, but there is this kind of reactiveness to it that is different from how most film narratives are constructed — where there's a protagonist who wants something and is trying to achieve it and a conflict emerges that they have to navigate.
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And while I understand why the administration is going after some of these issues -- and they&aposre sort of going where people have been afraid to tread before -- the reality is, we have to have some clarity in the communication of the purpose of what we&aposre trying to achieve and then take a step-by-step process in which to achieve it.
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If you've never been good at making or achieving goals, working out is actually a good way of practicing it, because the stakes are fairly low and none of it is THAT hard; sometimes you just have to admit you want something, and then admit you want it badly enough that you are willing to put in a concerted effort to achieve it.
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The word "hygge" translates roughly to "coziness," and here's what Wiking says you need to achieve it: atmosphere (though it's not the only reason they all seem to look good, Danes are obsessed with lighting), presence (the ability to be here now and turn off the phone), pleasure, equality ("we over me"), gratitude, harmony, comfort and truce — that is, the ability to get together and not discuss controversial issues.
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" He really looked up to Leonardo da Vinci, and Bill Gates had just bought the Codex Leicester, which is Leonardo da Vinci's great notebook on geology and science, and I realized that Leonardo was a person who best connected beauty to technology, best connected art and science, and so I decided that would be a combination of all these books about, "What is creativity and how do we achieve it?
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Understanding how we're going to measure success, and then empower people, you know we have an old expression in the UK that there's no point in buying a dog and then barking yourself, you know if you're going to bring someone on board, or give somebody a task, or give somebody a responsibility, make it clear what we're sort of actually trying to achieve, how we're going to achieve it and then let them get on and actually deliver you know and that empowerment piece for me is probably the most crucial thing.
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From the repeal of Clause 2A to the establishment of same-sex marriage and plans to ensure that transgender people have their identities legally recognized, a majority of MSPs from across the political spectrum have made it clear that they favor equality and are willing to take some flak to achieve it (with the notable exception of UKIP's David Coburn, who despite being gay himself, opposed same-sex marriage and dismissed campaigners for it as "equality Nazis".) There's also the declining influence of religion in Scottish society; 52 percent of Scots now say they aren't religious, according to the most recent Scottish Social Attitudes Survey, and two thirds of those who are say they never or almost never attend services.
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