Then I'll realize I'm not having fun because I'm achieving, achieving, achieving.
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But I do think, even through his deluded worldview, that he knows he's not achieving what maybe he should be achieving, or could have been achieving.
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And he needs to accept that achieving some of his goals is better than achieving none of them.
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Some research suggests that lower-achieving students do better academically when they attend classes with higher-achieving peers.
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Or is it about achieving better outcomes and achieving a better world, and adversarial journalism is the best means to that end?
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In the way Germany saw the Bolsheviks as instruments for achieving German war aims, Lenin saw Germany as an instrument for achieving his revolution.
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The qualitative data reveal that while moderate-achieving women are often viewed as likeable and socially skilled, employers are more skeptical about high-achieving women's personalities.
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Achieving the benefits of the deal depends in part on Occidental's successful divestment in $10 billion-$15 billion in assets and achieving $3.5 billion in savings from the tie-up.
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Celebrity hair trends are usually pretty predictable, tending to center around achieving that perfectly faded ombré, a freshly chopped lob, or finally achieving that covetable Blake Lively shade of bronde.
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By examining some of the underlying assumptions of this perspective, it becomes clear that carbon capture and utilization isn't counterproductive to achieving climate goals — it is crucial to achieving them.
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In sheer percentage terms, the highest-achieving women were called back even less often than the lowest-achieving men, although the point estimates for these groups are not statistically different.
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So, here's what that means for you: Being limitless comes not from achieving externally defined success, but achieving consonance, where what you do matches who you are (or want to be).
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Achieving CPP carbon-dioxide emissions targets 14 years ahead of schedule is now likely thanks to a remarkable confluence of energy efficiency and renewable energy technologies each achieving affordability after decades of developments.
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"There's a need here to figure out where we all can come together and rally around achieving -- achieving -- a real change to our health care system," Delgado said in an interview with CNN.
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We all need to celebrate what today's generation are achieving.
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It's a story of life, overcoming obstacles and achieving goals.
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Building a marketplace is not without challenges, notably achieving liquidity.
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CEO Ivan Menezes told CNBC he's confident of achieving targets.
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What's holding you back from achieving everything you wish for?
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If you're good enough, early adulthood is about achieving it.
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What steps are truly necessary to achieving your professional goals?
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A weaker dollar would be instrumental to achieving that goal.
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I saw how capable she was of achieving her dreams.
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Lattice also said it is committed to achieving profitable growth.
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Bennet proposed a slower approach toward achieving universal health care.
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But Gabbard's approach to achieving peace has earned her criticism.
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It wasn't about attraction, it was about achieving an objective.
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So, achieving the goal requires reducing the number of candidates.
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Achieving success and making tough decisions go hand in hand.
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These figures mean multinationals are no longer achieving superior performance.
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In these circumstances, we must ask what we are achieving.
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There is no such thing as achieving something for good.
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Achieving a good hair day is like seeing a rainbow.
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They must also be dedicated to achieving your investment outcomes.
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That isn't usually the way people talk about achieving success.
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But achieving this depends on cracking the fish's olfactory language.
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He's cooking a reaction and achieving it through the entree.
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But there's still a gap in success, in achieving potential.
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And everything is bent into service of achieving that goal.
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New companies need to think about growth and achieving profitability.
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This suggests significant difficulties in achieving higher market share penetration.
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But breaking things isn't the same thing as achieving results.
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This is my guide to achieving your aspirations through perspiration.
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But achieving profitability required that he increase his sales further.
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Trump is well on his way to achieving just that.
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Achieving the desired $2 trillion valuation always looked a stretch.
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And fully achieving either solution alone might not be possible.
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I have a message of everybody achieving the American dream.
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It wasn't like I was achieving anything during the day.
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But, this family is far from achieving peace and solace.
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One contender for achieving this "quantum supremacy" in 2018: Google.
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What's your trick for achieving balance when things get crazy?
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There are three big barriers to May achieving her objectives.
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Seriously, could you imagine any other First Lady achieving this?
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VARIOUS STRATEGIC ALTERNATIVES WOULD BE ANOTHER WAY OF ACHIEVING THAT.
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There are only two ways of achieving a perfect kill.
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She has said that achieving peace is her highest priority.
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Each country takes it own approach to achieving shared goals.
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Mordo understands that achieving great power takes patience and discipline.
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Slippery aerodynamic design would be crucial to achieving that goal.
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It has not announced the timetable for achieving the goal.
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Now, he says, coming of age is about achieving autonomy.
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Comprehensive, quality healthcare coverage is key to achieving this goal.
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But the strategy for achieving that has never been clear.
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Setting and achieving goals is more important, Kelly told CNBC.
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He will have to make do with achieving just one.
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This disparity highlights money's critical role in achieving today's milestones.
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Achieving this goal, however, requires rapid and massive global changes.
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Furthermore, most countries are not achieving the Paris Agreement goals.
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"Achieving this cash flow neutrality is a milestone," Hollub said.
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Achieving that goal is considered unlikely under the forthcoming regulations.
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I hope to be a central part of achieving that.
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America First is a powerful tool that is achieving results.
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What hope did "Buddy" ever have of achieving an erection?
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We're hoping this is going to be achieving this goal.
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And what gives me the best shot of achieving that?
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Achieving your goals may not bring the happiness you expect.
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Achieving gender parity isn't a task that's new to Khosrowshahi.
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But achieving profitability required that he increase his sales further.
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Achieving faster growth may require some acquisitions, as Scott says.
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What U.S. Soccer thinks it is achieving is anyone's guess.
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My saga proves we are far from achieving that goal.
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We fault the poor for not achieving more economic security.
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States would receive bonus payments for achieving high voter turnout.
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Achieving that consistency has enhanced his credentials as a passer.
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Habits and routines are crucial to achieving goals and resolutions.
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The movie is only the vehicle for achieving the goal.
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Achieving that goal is now an accomplishment that politicians showcase.
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But setting goals is proving far easier than achieving them.
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Imagine achieving your dream without exercising the full nuclear option.
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"We are achieving everything we hoped to achieve," Bass said.
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De Blasio is not alone in achieving inclusion through exclusion.
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The US is, at best, weeks away from achieving that.
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To me, it's a badge of honor for achieving wisdom.
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Color is one surefire method of achieving that, he added.
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Both women and men reported achieving success and being rewarded.
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"I think he's close to achieving that, unfortunately," Burns said.
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It's about achieving the end state that is their due.
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Less is more when it comes to achieving better returns.
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We demand solutions, and a realistic plan for achieving them.
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Mr. Ferré remained committed to achieving statehood for Puerto Rico.
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Starbucks has a murky record on achieving its sustainability goals.
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Achieving that target will not be easy, Mr. Brauer said.
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Abrams on not achieving every goal and becoming an entrepreneur
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But inadequate infrastructure has prevented scientists from achieving that goal.
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Renewable energy will be critical to achieving those climate goals.
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It is rapidly achieving many of the Democrats' economic goals.
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But lately the chances of achieving it have been dimming.
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In reality, achieving that perfect base was far from simple.
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Achieving racial equality by creating economic equality is what's missing.
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It's hard to imagine tax reform alone achieving this result.
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But the process for achieving it is fraught with difficulty.
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And achieving that rests heavily on making an affordable car.
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Instead, they talk about achieving "balance" to promote healthier skin.
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But we are constantly fed the narrative that high-achieving, successful women—particularly black women—will have a harder time finding a mate, when in reality, these high-achieving women are most likely to marry.
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Then evaluating in advance whether the strategy is going to be plausible and then whether you're actually achieving the outcomes you're trying to achieve so that you can make course corrections if you're not achieving.
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Mike has held roles of increasing responsibility over the years, accumulating extensive leadership experience across all of our operating regions globally, achieving remarkable results in every position and always demonstrating determination in achieving his vision.
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Wimbledon followed suit a year later, achieving pay parity in 2007.
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And the political fallout complicates the task of achieving their goals.
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The trick was achieving the right mix of men and women.
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"He has worked tirelessly in achieving this mission," Margol told CNN.
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Achieving a degree of mastery in something works wonders for children.
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Gradually achieving 500 million Singapore dollars ($370 million) in annual revenue.
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Achieving your financial goals will require you to make certain sacrifices.
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So the synthesis works, but achieving it is a group effort.
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"We are very, very comfortable in achieving that target," Sajwani said.
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His tactics could ultimately prove distracting from achieving those policy goals.
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Our purchases aren't aimed at achieving a specific stock price level.
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The 22019 constitution was wildly successful in achieving its racist goal.
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I was achieving something that they fought for me to do.
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But achieving this uniform layer was a bit of a fluke.
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The action plan, meanwhile, offers concrete steps for achieving the principles.
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But there are other, less random methods for achieving human cloning.
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I love Cher's Twitter because I have difficulty achieving perfection online.
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So, how close is Honda to achieving its more ambitious goals?
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A less conducive atmosphere for achieving compromise is hard to imagine.
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The pilot system has been an important means of achieving this.
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Achieving popsicle lips may look daunting, but it's actually fairly simple.
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The forces are a couple of kilometers from achieving this aim.
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Nobody should think that achieving this will be easy or quick.
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An attractive building is just one part of achieving that goal.
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NEXT SAYS ACHIEVING SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS IN RENTS ON STORE LEASE RENEWALS
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Achieving that would require an income much higher than the median.
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In terms of achieving new treatment options, this is good news.
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The current era name, Heisei, simply means "achieving peace", by contrast.
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He would come tantalisingly, and tragically, close to achieving his goal.
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The first step in achieving flawlessness is admitting you need help.
|
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Last year, achieving record sales required more effort and more money.
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The trick to achieving the look in just a few minutes?
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When John identified his goal, he became focused on achieving it.
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But actual fairytales are pretty far off from achieving it, too.
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Nailing this goal is a giant leap towards achieving the rest.
|
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Sweep seems like a perfect first step towards achieving this goal.
|
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Okta and Segment are both on their way to achieving this.
|
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But abandoning privacy should not be a prerequisite for achieving security.
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Such financial innovation is key to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
|
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He declined to set a new date for achieving the targets.
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Is that reflective of you achieving some peace after this process?
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When you talk about the American dream, who's achieving that dream?
|
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But there are far more effective policies for achieving these goals.
|
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She joins only the Beatles and Ashanti in achieving the accomplishment.
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And if they are, what's the roadmap to achieving those goals?
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The means to achieving both has been consistent throughout American history.
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Or transfer them in the hopes of achieving a normal pregnancy?
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Maybe it is now on its way to achieving that goal.
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Bipartisanship has never been so imperative to achieving our shared goals.
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For some, it may be achieving operational efficiency in supply chains.
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For him, a challenge is a new opportunity for achieving success.
|
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Achieving compatibility was difficult, and offering multiplatform software costly for developers.
|
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Achieving these "co-benefits" is sound business practice and common sense.
|
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A robust public transit system is essential to achieving that goal.
|
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For him, a key to achieving goals is adhering to deadlines.
|
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Achieving American energy independence requires us to diversify our fuel sources.
|
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Each is going about achieving the goal in its own way.
|
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According to Thunberg, achieving those goals has never been more difficult.
|
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The administration is achieving success across a variety of sectors daily.
|
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And it's something they will have a very hard time achieving.
|
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The flavors suggest both sweetness and bitterness without actually achieving either.
|
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It's great to see Denver bands achieving national and international recognition.
|
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But Hill didn't let this stop her from achieving her dreams.
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It's not so much about achieving a costume that's of something.
|
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There's so much more I want to be achieving right now.
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Nothing in life worth achieving is easy, but it is possible!
|
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After all these years, Dolly Parton is still achieving new dreams.
|
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She had done two more cycles of treatment without achieving sobriety.
|
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There is nothing wrong with achieving small victories with minor interventions.
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Achieving that will take more than a decade, Xi has said.
|
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It was plucked from a 22017 book titled Achieving our Country.
|
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It's also the formula that Rorty endorses in Achieving our Country.
|
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Together, they'll be seeking collective solutions toward achieving the ambitious SDGs.
|
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Achieving that goal means overturning a 1990 precedent, Employment Division v.
|
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Unfortunately, achieving scale often does not come easy — or at all.
|
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It stipulates the state's role in achieving the goals with precision.
|
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Many high-achieving people, regardless of gender, have an Icarus complex.
|
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But Corcoran didn't allow this to stop her from achieving success.
|
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When it comes to achieving justice, Guantánamo is the real laughingstock.
|
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Congratulations on achieving such a firm grasp of the blindingly obvious.
|
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We can and should support local organizations committed to achieving results.
|
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But there was a hitch in terms of achieving wider renown.
|
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HiSmile designed its campaign with an eye toward achieving similar virality.
|
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But what makes these victories even sweeter is who's achieving them.
|
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But even achieving this level of stillness took them 10 years.
|
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People have no idea how much work goes into achieving simplicity.
|
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And Missouri does an especially good job of achieving that goal.
|
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The NDAA brings us a step closer to achieving this goal.
|
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A robust clinical work force is vital to achieving that goal.
|
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Achieving that goal requires an economically coherent center-left political coalition.
|
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Asking is the key to achieving virtually anything we aspire to.
|
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Brain organoids follow an entirely different pathway toward achieving neural architecture.
|
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Of course, disconnecting and achieving that was easier said than done.
|
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Achieving a zero deficit will not come from spending cuts alone.
|
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Then, focus your message on your progress toward achieving Tesla's mission.
|
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There's more at stake here than simply achieving some tidiness threshold.
|
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Unsurprisingly, El-Megharbel names achieving scale as the path to profitability.
|
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Achieving tax reform is a monumental challenge for the Trump administration.
|
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DROP THE BALL Achieving More by Doing LessBy Tiffany Dufu286 pp.
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But Democratic officials slammed the rule as achieving just the opposite.
|
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The chance of it achieving that is how the valuation works.
|
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There is no short cut or easy way to achieving success.
|
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Some have tempered their critiques in hopes of achieving policy accomplishments.
|
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Achieving vacuum insulation in a cooler was a challenge we accepted.
|
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Riddell also had a sharp eye for achieving a specific score.
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Monitoring your progress and achieving these goals is considerably harder though.
|
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From Kim's perspective, achieving full nuclear weapons capability solves many problems.
|
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The first step in achieving a goal is setting a target.
|
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But other towns have had a bumpier road since achieving autonomy.
|
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But China isn't remotely close to achieving America's standard of living.
|
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Just because a goal is hard to imagine achieving today, doesn't mean it can't happen for you, and this new moon in courageous Sagittarius is exactly the time to brainstorm and visualize yourself achieving your goals.
|
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Achieving specific life milestones ("I want to reach our 60th wedding anniversary"), spending quality time with friends and family, and achieving financial stability ("pay off bills"; "be debt-free by age 45") were next on the list.
|
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Without that, the north's chances of achieving any international recognition are slim.
|
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You recognize, more or less, how they're achieving the effects they achieve.
|
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And he plans on using this mindset to continue achieving scientific feats.
|
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This president is achieving more than any president in modern, political history.
|
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Of course, SpaceX is still a long way from achieving that goal.
|
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It's about achieving the next stage of progress as effectively as possible.
|
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Mlambo-Ngcuka acknowledged achieving gender equality by 2030 was an ambitious target.
|
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However, it has yet to set a date for achieving that goal.
|
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"Governments should set themselves that goal of achieving exactly that," Rees said.
|
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Your talents are many, and you're capable of achieving your wildest dreams.
|
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Achieving the right balance took three years and a reserve of reliance.
|
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The company has a few imminent tasks before achieving its Westworld dream.
|
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And rest assured, achieving Targaryen's signature blonde coloring was no easy feat.
|
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Processors running hot are an obstacle to achieving peak functionality, as well.
|
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And so, many try to find new paths to achieving the goal.
|
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But it's of fundamental importance to achieving greater equity in arts institutions.
|
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"I only regret not achieving more things in fiscal matters," she said.
|
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Like any artist, achieving that goal can be incomparably rewarding—including financially.
|
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"What they are achieving isn't impossible nor is it magical," Harry continued.
|
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His contribution to achieving this in a continent of despair was immense.
|
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You'll be achieving your financial goals in sync with your life goals.
|
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But achieving rich-world incomes is the exception rather than the rule.
|
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The other mothers in the episode were also achieving their own dreams.
|
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Mariah Carey is the closest that humankind has gotten to achieving immortality.
|
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As well as achieving global effect, however modest, half a world away.
|
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Clinton characterized her campaign as the ideal vehicle for achieving Democratic aims.
|
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Increased representation in film is an important part of achieving this goal.
|
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A spokesman said any deal risked ending hopes of achieving Palestinian statehood.
|
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Achieving those changes will require wisdom and a talent for political management.
|
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It's more about finding the right decision, achieving consensus, creating good communication.
|
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It helps to get creative when it comes to achieving your goals.
|
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Yet she is not alone in achieving critical success in both fields.
|
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He has said achieving a zero-carbon target by 2030 is impossible.
|
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Achieving the first was easy enough, but the second is proving harder.
|
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The key to achieving balance is further drawdowns in stockpiles, Rousseau said.
|
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They charged hefty fees for achieving worse returns than the market average.
|
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Achieving the perfect work-life balance is tough, whichever industry you're in.
|
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Improving the quality of our conversation is key to achieving that goal.
|
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You have to practice achieving through other people's low expectations of you.
|
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The third lesson concerns the difficulty of achieving consensus in America itself.
|
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Google is achieving this by adding some artificial intelligence under the hood.
|
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Policymakers have their eyes on achieving full employment and 2-percent inflation.
|
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That's already achieving the goal of four rides per bike per day.
|
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Achieving financial stability is a painful process here, and it leaves scars.
|
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He told Mr Xi he is still committed to achieving that goal.
|
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The focus: achieving peace in the Middle East between Israelis and Palestinians.
|
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Traders said some physical sellers were achieving $100 a tonne or more.
|
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Despite his stable achieving unexpected popularity, The Oddities were disbanded fairly promptly.
|
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But six years in, NuSI is nowhere near achieving its lofty ambitions.
|
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Mathematical precision is an essential ally in my goal of achieving clarity.
|
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John Legend is one single trophy away from achieving Hollywood-legend status.
|
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Also, getting a late start won't prevent you from achieving financial success.
|
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Acknowledging this as a fact is a necessary condition for achieving peace.
|
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But at today's rate, achieving that goal is "impossible", the report said.
|
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Believe it or not, setting and achieving your goals can be simple.
|
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Apparently, very divisive, causing trouble all the time, backstabbing people, achieving nothing.
|
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Because of this oil, she's achieving milestones that we never thought possible.
|
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This includes "achieving human exploration of Mars and beyond," the bill noted.
|
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What matters most to achieving initial success, Meyohas wagers, is standing out.
|
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There are a few key elements to achieving the perfect Christmas advert.
|
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Broadwell explained that the scandal has prevented her from achieving new opportunities.
|
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For Tesla, one of the obvious barriers to achieving that is cost.
|
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Achieving just 40 percent carbon reductions by 83 is an outdated desire.
|
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Last week's announcement seems like the first step in achieving these goals.
|
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It's about achieving that dream and telling people that nothing is impossible.
|
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What's more, they seem threatened by the concept of achieving personal progress.
|
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EF: The A round is about achieving product market fit and traction.
|
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" Pompeo also said that achieving the President's directive "would be job enhancing.
|
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And if you're not achieving everything, then why are you even here?
|
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The main difference, however, is General Fusion's approach to achieving this goal.
|
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The single most powerful avenue for achieving this unlocking today is neuroprosthetics.
|
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Achieving the required rate of protection is virtually impossible under this paradigm.
|
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Achieving victories in this war, moreover, almost invariably comes at a price.
|
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Some, like Natalie Portman, attended college even after achieving vast professional success.
|
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The issue will be the definition of "working" or achieving border security.
|
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When it comes to your kids' success, believing might just be achieving.
|
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We are on the brink of achieving something historic for global peace.
|
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Third, data breadlines inhibit the data team from achieving its full potential.
|
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And the reason is because life is not about achieving the goals.
|
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But achieving the Melania look doesn't necessarily have to come from needles.
|
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After achieving success on the amateur circuit, Phiri turned to professional boxing.
|
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Then you can then turn your attention to achieving the next task.
|
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Kelly Ripa is cheering on Ryan Seacrest for achieving a career milestone.
|
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Aside from this, sanctions are usually ineffective at achieving their desired goals.
|
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In one way, student debt has delayed Americans from achieving life milestones.
|
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If not, is further accommodation possible while still achieving the government's goal?
|
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We are incredibly close to achieving once-lofty goals in our lifetime.
|
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After all, work is the essential cornerstone to achieving the American dream.
|
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A continuously evolving and strong NATO prevents him from achieving his goals.
|
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Hawaii last year committed to achieving 85033 percent renewable energy by 2045.
|
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Nicknamed the Bean, it is now partway to achieving Eiffel-like status.
|
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These nine high-achieving execs offer unconventional advice that helped them succeed.
|
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Yet, for the next few years, achieving revolutionary technological breakthroughs is unlikely.
|
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Instead, her unbridled happiness at achieving a personal best has resonated widely.
|
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My passion in life is to support others in achieving their dreams.
|
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Corbyn's supporters believe he is capable of achieving the same against Johnson.
|
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Halle Berry is super proud of achieving one of her fitness goals.
|
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Working with a financial advisor is critical to achieving a dignified retirement.
|
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So just even a slight softening could be helpful for achieving things.
|
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He said instead that he supports steps toward achieving universal health care.
|
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What they and the Thread students are achieving together deserves national attention.
|
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The United States won, achieving an important victory in the Cold War.
|
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Basically, what Russ is doing redefines what athletes are capable of achieving.
|
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And achieving them will require a mix of policy intervention and ingenuity.
|
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Traders said some physical sellers were achieving $100 a ton or more.
|
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Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard know about achieving success under unexpected circumstances.
|
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The content farm was about achieving scale before competitors could achieve scale.
|
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You'd be hard-pressed to find anyone else achieving such a feat.
|
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There's a name for an unhealthy obsession with achieving perfect sleep: orthosomnia.
|
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Achieving a democratic transition in Venezuela will require more than wishful thinking.
|
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What did you think about the high-achieving end of the field?
|
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But it did "work" in the sense of achieving its main objectives.
|
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As president, I am committed to achieving the goal of universal coverage.
|
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In The Sims: 4, achieving pregnancy and coming to term is easy.
|
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So what do you do when achieving something leaves you empty inside?
|
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It's a really intense place with a lot of high-achieving people.
|
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If there's anything Rachel's not doing, it's riding high and achieving goals.
|
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Acknowledging this is a fact is a necessary condition for achieving peace.
|
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Son said Monday that he was already halfway to achieving that goal.
|
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But achieving many of Trump's other goals is going to be tricky.
|
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Even so, achieving Mr. Xi's lofty vision will be no easy task.
|
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Achieving this goal does not require any new drugs, surgeries or discoveries.
|
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But these facts need not discourage anyone from achieving lasting weight loss.
|
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Dr. Phelan recognizes the emotional challenges involved with achieving lasting weight loss.
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Companies also need to be transparent in how they're achieving those goals.
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He was adept at achieving different narrative effects by harnessing different styles.
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I'm a Latina and that has never kept me from achieving anything.
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It will be a crucial step toward achieving the transition in shipping.
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Puerto Ricans, he said, were primarily concerned with the territory's achieving statehood .
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Krauss manages it by granting two high-achieving American Jews — why Jews?
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Do all Americans have the same chance of achieving the American dream?
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Achieving a third with his partner, Richard Hounslow, is no longer possible.
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And achieving emissions cuts consistent with 1.5°C is looking quite unlikely.
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Achieving the 9.5 percent threshold inevitably requires a contribution from the employer.
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Achieving tax fairness is an admirable goal, and Congress should pursue it.
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When "Achieving Our Country" came out, it received a mixed critical reception.
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"A stronger dollar is not good for achieving that agenda," he said.
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Like the Cutlers, it drifts and dreams, going nowhere and achieving nothing.
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Achieving such a high savings rate didn't require following a strict budget.
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However, Munger says that luck isn't the only factor to achieving success.
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Achieving prosperity, Ms. Mena believes, requires a balance in spending and saving.
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The number of women achieving positions of power is still ridiculously low.
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Are the decrees being implemented and are they achieving their intended effects?
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Education is regarded as a tough market for achieving VC scale returns.
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But I've never sought objectivity, or believed myself capable of achieving it.
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Payal Kadakia doesn't have to sweat over achieving success — it's already hers.
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So it may be that's his way of achieving what he wants.
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Setting and achieving realistic goals is difficult for anyone — including Bill Gates.
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They congratulate you for achieving a streak of consecutive days spent meditating!
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Achieving this requires creating technology that can understand and master human emotion.
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"They keep achieving what they are told they can't achieve," Zidane said.
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The Secure Elections Act would be a step toward achieving this goal.
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Instead, we hear calls to punish businesses for achieving size and success.
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Does what we're doing have a reasonable chance of achieving those objectives?
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Pelosi expressed cautious optimism after achieving the unexpected victory in Wednesday's talks.
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I know the amount of work that has gone into achieving it.
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Learn more about the mission and the complexity involved in achieving it.
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I'm achieving some things that I wanted to for a long time.
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Achieving the latter, of course, required more therapy, mostly pharmacologic in nature.
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Be a truly over-achieving host with some from-scratch potato chips.
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Let's ask whether the prize is successful in achieving its stated goals.
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Achieving the goal of being predator-free "isn't possible now," she said.
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Technology is really the only answer to achieving that kind of scale.
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And that's nothing to aspire to, because what are you actually achieving?
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Being a low-achiever in a high-achieving school also meant a child was more likely to be diagnosed as disabled compared to if they were performing at the same level, but in a generally low-achieving school.
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There are many steps yet along the way towards achieving the denuclearization that was laid out in Singapore and in achieving the security and stability and peace on the peninsula that the two leaders agreed to as well.
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Strenuously competitive parents may indeed produce high-achieving grownups, but it's in the nature of things that high-achieving adults are likely to become frustrated and embittered old people, once the rug is pulled out from under their occupation.
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Or, should we just forget about labels, and focus on achieving actual equality?
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Achieving this technology is estimated to cost in the range of $9 million.
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Inslee's plan sets a goal of achieving 100% zero-emission electricity by 2035.
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Ahead, we've rounded up four of our favorite products for achieving maximum luminosity.
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We will continue to work with members of the Coalition on achieving this.
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In the 1300s Ibn al-Shatir revised Ptolemy's models, achieving somewhat better accuracy.
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Nor does it limit or prevent me from pursuing and achieving my dreams.
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People Style Trick number one to achieving Culpo's level of pageant girl glamour?
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The movie received rave reviews, achieving a 98 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes.
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That's a level of elementary analysis his fellow conservatives often have trouble achieving.
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Dolores spent the entirety of last season inching her way towards achieving consciousness.
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Journal publication, however, is no longer the best way of achieving that aim.
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An internal source at the DNC is partly credited with achieving that hack.
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Our bond purchases are aimed at achieving an appropriate shape of yield curve.
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Achieving these ambitions means that by 22050, all new cars must be electric.
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But as our team and company grow, achieving inbox zero feels less impactful.
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Pros: having someone to cuddle with, possibly achieving that elusive thing called intimacy.
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But achieving them has the potential to extend tens of thousands of lives.
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Mars enters fellow Earth sign Capricorn today, aiding you in achieving your goals.
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So employees are paying for liquidity they don't need and achieving subpar results.
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One recent early morning rolled in on a wave of high-achieving professionals.
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The startup aims to trade recyclables while achieving both social and environmental impacts.
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Even so, achieving a deal based around those rules will prove politically tricky.
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So how can we go about achieving what we set out to achieve?
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But achieving that goal of taking care of themselves is harder than ever.
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Achieving that will require candid dialogue and close collaboration between government and business.
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Achieving such high level of primary surplus limits the government's ability to spend.
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The EU is a long way from achieving equal gender representation in politics.
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Achieving sizeable supply would require thousands of wells, and infrastructure to serve them.
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I guess we'll see how well the company does achieving its $50,000 goal.
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When John realized what his goal was, he became focused on achieving it.
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To our assessment [REDACTED] secretive and orderly [REDACTED] for achieving a nuclear weapon.
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It was built to explore what such a drone is capable of achieving.
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So it's achieving this masterful camouflage without being able to see color itself.
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JAPAN'S HAMADA: INFLATION TARGET IS USEFUL ONLY AS TOOL FOR ACHIEVING FULL EMPLOYMENT
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In today's political climate, there's a lot to be done in achieving equality.
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And the group appears to be closer than ever to achieving that goal.
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A positive trend was observed in achieving the key secondary goal, Acadia said.
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I asked Jaffe about Sanders's role in achieving that last set of advances.
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Matsui urged leaders to steadily work toward achieving a world without atomic weapons.
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Trying to make Trump's comments sound normal is not something that they're achieving.
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The focus on achieving trade agreements outside Europe may seem a smart move.
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But cramming something down users' throats has a way of achieving that outcome.
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By achieving these priorities, we will leave our profession in a better place.
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Increasingly, working women claim to be giving up on achieving work-life balance.
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I will keep on achieving and I know you will keep on hating.
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Bouraima credits Kardashian's work ethic and diet for achieving her weight loss milestones.
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That's why we're collecting some of our best tips for achieving orgasm here.
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There are no correct or incorrect ways to go about achieving your goals.
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Private sector forecasts suggest even achieving Li's lower target will be a challenge.
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"Moreover, stable inflation rates are conducive to achieving sustainable economic growth," it added.
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But achieving this indigenous perspective, this way of seeing the world, was difficult.
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Previous attempts by Chinese researchers were unsuccessful at achieving this without safety concerns.
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"If everyone goes silent, they would be achieving their ultimate goal," he said.
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The best part of achieving a future of frictionless, open health-data sharing?
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Repealing ObamaCare taxes is also step one in achieving pro-growth tax reform.
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Nobody could stop me from achieving my dreams and nobody can stop you!
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That suggests the ECB is achieving its objective: directly reducing companies' financing costs.
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Clearly, the authors know U.S. action is key to achieving the 2020 goal.
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And progress toward achieving rights for women is often met with significant resistance.
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Operating with hybrid cloud provides flexibility and reliability toward achieving the agency mission.
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And that would only advance the cause of achieving a conflict-ending deal.
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"This is a tragedy, and this may end up achieving that," he said.
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Achieving progress with the Obama administration, however, was initially a challenge, McCurdy recalls.
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Your focus is on career today: Use your psychic skills toward achieving stardom!
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Since achieving independence from Britain in 1984, Brunei has had an absolute monarchy.
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So, achieving "nul points" -- a zero score -- is not so bad after all.
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Becoming a cook is about achieving mastery, independence, and, if you're lucky, originality.
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Achieving great-power status has never been merely a question of military superiority.
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TOTAL ONE-TIME COST OF ACHIEVING SYNERGIES IS ESTIMATED AT EUR 2.8 BILLIO
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And the best way of achieving that is to weigh yourself every day.
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But I don't think we need a set time frame for achieving it.
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What do you think of your early works and achieving fame so young?
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"I completely stand by it, and look forward to achieving it," McDermott said.
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We have vehicles capable of achieving far higher speeds than the posted limits.
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As an American, I am proud of the economic gains we are achieving.
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Clinton's candidacy — and with it, his own chance of achieving a lasting legacy.
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Earning a bachelor's degree remains the most promising pathway to achieving this dream.
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Data shows that the Carrera program is remarkably effective at achieving its goal.
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He was committed to achieving his American dream by becoming a police officer.
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He has slowly colonized the Republican Party, achieving a growing uniformity of opinion.
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And younger millennials fare no better, with only 11 percent achieving home-ownership.
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But until that happens, it will continue to impede advancements in achieving equality.
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They view obstacles as detours to achieving their goals, but they never quit.
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The main rule of thumb is achieving a balance between practicality and prettiness.
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This commitment would be reflective of achieving a more balanced capital allocation policy.
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Hayes is used to achieving just about anything he puts his mind to.
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Of course, Waterson's achieving any of this is far from a foregone conclusion.
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The macro-funding environment does not necessarily constitute a barrier to achieving success.
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The Clinton administration claimed achieving a budget surplus as its major enduring legacy.
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We'll explore three topic areas tonight: Achieving prosperity; America's direction; and securing America.
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Some 210,000 high-achieving college and high school students were interviewed this spring.
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Additionally, such supply will assist local governments in achieving their renewable energy goals.
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But very few have actually defined goals and a strategy for achieving them.
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They're seeking Instagram fame, but incapable of achieving it in their own right.
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Extreme heat can ground planes because hotter, thinner air makes achieving lift difficult.
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Then, given a good goal, when it is effective in achieving that goal.
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And Kosovo, after achieving independence, still faces hostility from Serbia and its friends.
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Pérez has retained his power by achieving things that are simply not normal.
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But Tesla did not sound overly confident about achieving its Model 3 milestones.
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We're calling this opening segment "Achieving Prosperity," and central to that is jobs.
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In that manner she is achieving the authenticity that so many voters crave.
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Achieving all of that has proved a tall order even for competent administrations.
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So very high-achieving kids of all races experience social isolation at times.
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Achieving the unthinkable and breaking records is simply what the Piccard family does.
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The liberal use of profanity and sexual innuendo actually succeeds in achieving gratuitousness.
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Achieving parity will mean undeserved reward for some, and undeserved hardship for others.
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In short, achieving mastery in trying situations builds emotional strength and psychological durability.
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It may be that Loeb would be better at achieving those cost savings.
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By trying to make everybody happy, the company is achieving the opposite effect.
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Just months from the deadline, the state isn't anywhere close to achieving it.
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Competing priorities fall away and we focus like a laser on achieving safety.
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And achieving the growth the management team wants to see will take time.
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It plunged into a second civil war before achieving more long-term stability.
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They present as a humble assembly of New York's high-achieving news geeks.
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Don't let the fear of the unknown prevent you from achieving further success.
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I've seen, through Girls Who Code, what our kids are capable of achieving.
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Achieving my two sober nights was always an exercise in military-level strategizing.
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"I congratulate the Beatrice team for achieving such an important milestone," he added.
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Achieving that is likely still far off, but other improvements could be closer.
|
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Some participants had a harder time achieving all of the recommendations than others.
|
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Buffett became passionate about investing, money and achieving success at a young age.
|
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"Golf has to find its own way of achieving this outcome," Pelley said.
|
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Even with the foam ban, Baltimore faces challenges in achieving its sustainability goals.
|
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Even achieving 4.5% annual growth this quarter would be a challenge, Bhanumurthy added.
|
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This century, Americans continue to attack the same problems, achieving some additional improvements.
|
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She earned a reputation for clear thinking, setting big goals and achieving them.
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Winston said the company has been making good progress on achieving its priorities.
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It's much easier to dream big, when you see other females achieving theirs!
|
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China's fundamental interest lies in achieving stability on its borders and developing outward.
|
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Both CVS and Walgreens tie bonuses to achieving them, according to company documents.
|
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The Chinese model for achieving technological superiority is a clear and present danger.
|
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It expressed concerns about achieving the medium-term inflation target of 4 percent.
|
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" The system risked "undermining the U.S. strategy for achieving its goals in Afghanistan.
|
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CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said the company is focused on achieving profitability in 2021.
|
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"It means a lot," Hernandez said of achieving the feat with one team.
|
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"This commission will focus specifically on achieving statehood for Puerto Rico," he said.
|
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By "lethality," what the military actually means is achieving greater efficiency and effectiveness.
|
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Achieving dominance will require AT&T and HBO to find a delicate balance.
|
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Achieving vacuum insulation in a hard cooler required some serious thought and engineering.
|
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The movement peaked in the mid '00s, going global and achieving significant policy.
|
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Why is family connection more important than achieving the American dream of success?
|
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It is not simply "success" in achieving what he wants, whatever it is.
|
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The lack of true bipartisanship makes achieving these principles a bridge too far.
|
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Supportive friends and family can dramatically increase your chances of achieving your resolutions.
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The biggest danger is achieving a dream that you don't actually believe in.
|
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Politicians have praised CJTF members for their "zeal and commitment" towards achieving peace.
|
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Both Mia and Sebastian end up achieving their dreams, but at a cost.
|
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" This statement by Poliakoff might account for his unique manner of achieving "iconicity.
|
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Her fearlessness coupled with her curiosity is the perfect recipe for achieving a goal.
|
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Both report that there has been no recent progress in achieving regional income equality.
|
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But, politically speaking, achieving this goal is about as likely as eradicating pathogens themselves.
|
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The hope is that basketball is a first step in terms of achieving that.
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Congrats on achieving your blue belt today in #bjj, YOU put the grind in!
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She thrived in elementary school and junior high, achieving straight As through eighth grade.
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Nothing can stop you from achieving your goals — especially when it comes to food.
|
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Can you put into words how important confidence has been in your achieving success?
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Donors and affected countries must remain firmly committed to achieving a world without NTDs.
|
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So war is not just about blowing things up — it's about achieving political goals.
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A high-achieving, straight-A student, she couldn't let it go without a conversation.
|
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"[Subsidies] are very, very inefficient and inequitable approaches to achieving that objective," said Coady.
|
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But other celebrity pets might have a harder time achieving that level of success.
|
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Jessica Lange is one trophy single away from achieving bona fide Hollywood-legend status.
|
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Still, it was difficult to be just within reach of achieving a major goal.
|
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Seeing larger bodies achieving athletic feats allows us to see ourselves in those moments.
|
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And that gives you a better chance of achieving what you want to achieve.
|
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It's another way of achieving an intertextual play and advancing this act of refusal.
|
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Clinton, Bush 43 and Obama were nowhere near achieving undeniable greatness in the presidency.
|
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Questions touched on achieving peace in the Middle East and stopping terrorism in Europe.
|
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Companies striving to be carbon positive aim to go beyond achieving net-zero emissions.
|
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More alarming is the interruption of these children's chance at achieving a stable childhood.
|
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We have delivered the first half of the year with pride, achieving our goals.
|
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Achieving these was always a tall order, and the president has certainly kept busy.
|
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I feel like his movies maintain an artistic sensibility while also achieving commercial success.
|
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UN-brokered peace talks in Switzerland broke down last month without achieving significant results.
|
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And we're not very good at achieving our preferred outcomes in the Middle East.
|
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Here's the thing: Achieving your perfect brow shape, size, and texture doesn't happen overnight.
|
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But the crowds dissipated without achieving any concessions from the local government or Beijing.
|
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The use of physical artifacts has been a stumbling block in achieving this goal.
|
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But I think there are examples of companies that are achieving things at scale.
|
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"Mostly what you are achieving is hurting and diminishing the work of your peers."
|
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And, according to them, it's a pretty easy trick to achieving a killer mane.
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Parents don't typically seek treatment for a child because she is achieving too much.
|
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Swinburne also said Marvel will play a large role in achieving international streaming subscribers.
|
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Basically, the perfect shoes to begin your epic slog towards achieving Teyana's enviable abs.
|
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When challenged they tend to cite their 73-year record of achieving those numbers.
|
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And who knows how the hell I'd go about achieving my signature beachy waves?
|
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Achieving these targets will be challenging given that GDP growth is likely to underperform.
|
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But achieving this level of movement in human legs will require some additional thinking.
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At the time, he criticized Republicans for achieving little while they've controlled the government.
|
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Princess Kate's former makeup guru is spilling her secrets on achieving royally perfect skin.
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But how exactly the island nation plans on achieving that remains to be seen.
|
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She's dominated tournaments all over the world, achieving a jaw-dropping list of titles.
|
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"Coming into our own and achieving personal success and happiness simultaneously is pretty amazing."
|
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With 150 currently on the books, it's on the way to achieving that goal.
|
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In its latest study, Glassdoor ranked the best jobs for achieving that elusive balance.
|
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But achieving the target has been a challenge even without the tax hike delay.
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Achieving this would allow them to reach their fellow rebels on the Aleppo side.
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Achieving this body and receiving an award for it may sound great to some.
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It also gave them an opportunity to show that achieving these goals is feasible.
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To that end, financial experts offer these four steps to achieving your financial independence.
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For her relatively rapid success in achieving her goal, Jarvis never relaxed her guard.
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Achieving synchronicity with your favorite book/movie is the ultimate fan dream, after all.
|
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What cultural obstacles, if any, stand in your way of achieving your modeling goals?
|
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Hermine continues to strengthen in the Gulf of Mexico, achieving hurricane status this afternoon.
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Achieving the Paris goals was always contingent on the cooperation of cities, Barber says.
|
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Ford's turnaround plan is aimed at achieving a 6 percent operating margin in Europe.
|
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And without automated savings, many individuals have a hard time achieving their financial goals.
|
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In 2014, sportswear brand Nike launched a project -- "Breaking2" -- dedicated to achieving that goal.
|
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Falling short of achieving the goals you set for your business, health or relationships?
|
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Apple reiterated confidence in achieving its F2020 services target with revenue up 2x vs.
|
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In the last few months, we have taken bigger strides toward achieving this mission.
|
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Of course they killed innocent people but I don't think they are achieving anything.
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And when they are focused on achieving, there is not much room for marijuana.
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Unfortunately, this same position is one of the best for achieving the female orgasm.
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This campaign demonstrates our commitment to achieving a truly open and diverse working environment.
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High-achieving professionals, she says, have certain personality traits that fast-track their success.
|
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Productivity is not simply producing more food, or even achieving higher yields of crops.
|
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Losing weight — hell, achieving any healthy fitness goal — takes loads of determination and time.
|
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Achieving greater economic openness and lower barriers to global trade will enhance these trends.
|
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Aka the opposite of what the European Commission was intent on achieving during negotiations.
|
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To be clear, becoming your best self is not the same as achieving perfection.
|
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The formulation is simple and offers each side victory in achieving its major goal.
|
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Amazon rose three places to number four after achieving the highest dollar value growth.
|
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He just knows Star's his last shot at achieving some dreams of his own.
|
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Achieving this goal will require large-scale improvements in flood defence and resilience measures.
|
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The odds are fairly stacked against the chances of your average person achieving that.
|
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It is high time to do this, particularly for high-achieving, low-income students.
|
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Yet still today, myths and stereotypes persist, holding us back from achieving full equality.
|
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But before achieving all of her most recent accolades, she was a swimsuit model.
|
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Unfortunately, this means interesting women characters become mere conduits for men achieving the throne.
|
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Bahrain and Jordan are close to achieving that status as well, the IFSB added.
|
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Achieving such a deal would be a bigger victory than merely scrapping the JCPOA.
|
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Right-wing parties have been achieving electoral success in a growing number of nations.
|
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The company is also working on another rocket capable of achieving orbit around Earth.
|
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According to financial pundits, there are many reasons why Millennials aren't achieving financial success.
|
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Any policymaker interested in achieving more credit union lending, as we honestly believe Sen.
|
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Many Palestinians' very identity seems more oriented to preserving grievance than to achieving peace.
|
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"The momentum for achieving our price target is maintained, but lacks steam," it said.
|
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"It's more than a good party trick," Ms. Stokes said of achieving a handstand.
|
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But achieving stability requires comprehensive strategies aimed at reintegrating former ISIS fighters and supporters.
|
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Andrew Cuomo has always seemed more interested in talking about reform than achieving it.
|
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It has shown the President there is a personal payoff to achieving diplomatic success.
|
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"Achieving that level of savings and retirement confidence doesn't come easily," the survey notes.
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" She added: "Remember, the key to achieving your dreams begins with learning to read.
|
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Achieving this was not as straightforward as simply winning the most votes in primaries.
|
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Tunisian politicians were awarded the 2015 Nobel Peace Prize for achieving non-violent change.
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This was a new way of achieving moral agency in the most oppressive circumstances.
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The sheer challenge and difficulty of achieving something that is seemingly insurmountable challenges me.
|
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The reality is partisanship too often gets in the way of achieving what's possible.
|
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Even worse, Debbie's doctor said her chance of achieving pregnancy was only 25 percent.
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Achieving that will require a shift in thinking both on and off Capitol Hill.
|
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Achieving security of supply of these vital utilities is rarely achieved without government intervention.
|
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"There is a catch to achieving single bliss," Brown told her "Single Girl" readers.
|
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Mr. Schamus is known in Hollywood for being a high-achieving, highbrow go-getter.
|
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They learned that intelligence plays a huge role in achieving success later in life.
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Achieving the right portfolio mixAnother critical task for Gondeck is keeping his clients comfortable.
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It was my first step to achieving wealth and success with my money. 2.
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If you're planning on achieving this look, a modern, tailored, slimmer cut works best.
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However, achieving their goals is made more difficult because of their documentation, Gomez wrote.
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"It's only about money and actually ambition of actually achieving something different," Hearn said.
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The remainder will be paid six months after closing and on achieving certain milestones.
|
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No person and no force can stop China from finally achieving total national unification.
|
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Achieving justice is hard, but that's the very job of the Department of Justice.
|
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International diplomacy and international organizations provide a far superior avenue to achieving worthwhile resolution.
|
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"I am achieving what is in my soul," she said in an earlier interview.
|
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Constant talk about achieving clarity (you know, going clear) and personal enlightenment or truth.
|
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For high-achieving people, perfectionism may seem like it could be a good thing.
|
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First things first: How good do you think my odds are for achieving immortality?
|
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Some folks developed vacuum tubes and injections to aid in achieving or sustaining erections.
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This recipe is like ascending into clouds of mozzarella and achieving true pasta enlightenment.
|
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However, while progress is being made, we are still far from achieving our goal.
|
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Twenty-six percent said they feel they are still achieving less than they should.
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The book is really about achieving great results through a very simple investing strategy.
|
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Analyzing this history is a key step in achieving financial harmony with another person.
|
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He described her as a high-achieving student with no history of disciplinary problems.
|
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Mr. Chávez aspired to make his model sustainable, but died without achieving that goal.
|
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Should other companies follow suit, he told Reuters, "this will contribute to achieving peace".
|
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Achieving that carbon-neutral goal has been considered a gold standard by many companies.
|
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She is most expressive with her face, achieving intimacy with just a few gestures.
|
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More experienced rowers tell me that achieving the perfect stroke can take a lifetime.
|
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The happily ever after isn't romance— it's Josie and her friends achieving their goals.
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But for the comedian, achieving that particular dream reportedly came at an unfortunate price.
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Modern capitalism's fundamental myth is that acquiring money is the equivalent of achieving success.
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But progressives are still a very long way from achieving the changes they seek.
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And it fails specifically in achieving its ostensible goal: to appreciate its characters' humanity.
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Using drugs will only slow you down and prevent you from achieving those goals.
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In other words, voting rights are key to achieving women's rights as human rights.
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For Zuckerberg, Gate's success at setting and achieving such an ambitious goal is admirable.
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The vote moves Republicans closer to achieving a top priority on their legislative agenda.
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Mixed incentives also determine the agencies' choice of policy tools in achieving their goals.
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For Mr. Cole, doing the least, it turns out, equates to achieving the most.
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Portioning ingredients correctly is an important first step in achieving the right roti texture.
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Such expansion, it said, "may not be helpful in achieving" the goal of peace.
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Still, China has seemed to double-down on achieving technological prowess for the future.
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Five times, the province elected a provincial party devoted to achieving independence from Canada.
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But it nevertheless brings him close to achieving his primary objective, said Mr. Unluhisarcikli.
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With these tips in mind, you're one step closer to achieving smooth, soft lips.
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While self-confidence is a key to achieving greatness, arrogance can be self-sabotage.
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If we aren't caregivers, then we must contribute to society as high-achieving workers.
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Graduation is now in sight, something I never believed I was capable of achieving.
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And if the past is any indication, achieving it will require agitation and conflict.
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Achieving diversity isn't about checking a box, said Tucker, chief inclusion officer at Mastercard.
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Entrepreneurs accustomed to achieving double-digit returns would scarcely notice a modest wealth tax.
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One widely circulated curriculum offers a chapter-by-chapter guide to achieving such goals.
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Communities' leadership is vital to achieving the health outcomes we are all reaching for.
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But they are facing a complicated backdrop when it comes to achieving those targets.
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The themes of striving and achieving are as gender neutral as the vehicles themselves.
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Also that day, House Natural Resources will review pathways to achieving net-zero emissions.
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That's the most powerful tool you have for achieving the success you dream about.
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So, even in the most rigorous of research settings, achieving the guidelines is impossible.
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The need for leadership toward achieving tangible climate change solutions has never been greater.
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Aside from achieving more space, security was a key factor in the architect's brief.
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If Thiel and others actually succeeded in achieving superlong lives, then reproduction would end.
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It would appear our reactions to 9/11 are achieving the attack's initial goals.
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Achieving democracy is difficult, but keeping it may prove to be even more demanding.
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It can assist dealers in hitting company targets or automakers in achieving sales titles.
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In terms of achieving that class-hallmark comfort, the Kia does a reasonable job.
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Now the AAPI population stands at around 2023 percent and is achieving increasing visibility.
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In other words, there were no filibusters, so achieving 85033 votes was not required.
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We humans are notoriously bad at predicting the consequences of achieving our technological goals.
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Achieving fundamental breakthroughs in medical research is less likely to happen in this environment.
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These organizations have mostly focused on achieving net gain and proving the science works.
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We asked NerdWallet's money experts what books they recommend for achieving common financial goals.
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In the song, Nipsey discusses his commitment to achieving his goals despite his circumstances.
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The incremental physician is comfortable with waiting, trying different approaches, achieving episodic momentary victories.
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Such procedures are not liable to help very much in achieving their intended goals.
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Pompeo's speech offered little in the way of specific strategies for achieving his goals.
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People who are guided by their authentic values are better at achieving their goals.
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One key to achieving your resolutions is picking specific, realistically achievable and measurable goals.
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I had little interest in education during my schooling, barely achieving a passing grade.
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The five-nine hack brought her tantalizingly close to achieving as much, and more.
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But the forces behind the drug war seem to be achieving their desired outcome.
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They don't assume they know everything or the best methods for achieving a goal.
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If anyone needs help achieving this, please let me know as soon as possible.
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Focus on execution, but feel good about achieving a milestone many entrepreneurs will never experience!
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But among many challenges to achieving this will be her lack of a popular mandate.
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History will have little to say about many members of Theresa May's under-achieving government.
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Confronted with the glacial pace of achieving gender equality, other nations have turned to quotas.
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This would aid the government in achieving financial inclusion and financial diversification targets, Raza added.
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And now that technique is at the heart of achieving Goal Three—wiping out oversight.
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The first step in achieving extreme efficiency is, according to Dorsey, to lose the food.
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Stay in your own lane, think about your own goals, and focus on achieving them.
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Despite achieving nuclear fusion in early 2018, he only recently started discussing the accomplishment publicly.
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Ahead, we've outlined the five essential steps to achieving the seminal Victoria's Secret model outfit.
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I thought I had avoided most of the psychological challenges that affect high-achieving women.
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Ultimately, we need to determine our educational priorities and lay the groundwork for achieving them.
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What is it we're trying to do, and how are we achieving that through engineering?
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Achieving Xultophy's full potential will take time, however, as Novo negotiates reimbursement terms with insurers.
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Despite raising some $900 million and achieving a $10 billion valuation, its technology never worked.
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Achieving such a high savings rate didn't require that he follow a strict budget, though.
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Achieving these goals may seem unrealistic, but this only demonstrates how pressing the problem is.
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And as these lawmakers are achieving firsts, Nancy Pelosi made history for the second time.
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A proposal from the democratic socialist lawmaker calls for achieving those goals within 10 years.
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It has received positive reviews from critics, achieving 298 percent on review website Rotten Tomatoes.
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And breaking down all the barriers that hold any American back from achieving their dreams.
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And he also believes that achieving consistent global regulation has some value for the company.
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He explained how his "Bunny Bible" encourages prostitutes to upsell clients after achieving a rapport.
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It led to a feeling of always needing to be achieving in order to survive.
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But, achieving this level of mastery didn't come without its fair share of DIY disasters.
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Filling empty slots in rural and in low-achieving urban districts is not easy either.
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Achieving that milestone within the first half of 2018 was crucial to our business plan.
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This series acts as a poignant reminder of the many hurdles left in achieving equality.
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As part of the process of achieving profitability, we're reducing our headcount across the business.
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The most specific plan I've heard for achieving this comes from Dickson's 2011 NPI address.
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Achieving this will require a radical acceleration of the process that took place at Sagehen.
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The Prayvangaza, honoring high-achieving Guardians like Nick, takes place at a weirdly symmetrical hall.
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The experience of attending, it seems, is secondary to achieving an impressive and profitable scale.
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They are bold goals, but Building 8 has set a concrete path for achieving them.
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Coupling athleticism and artistry in our club is our way of achieving this incredible feeling.
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Greg Moore, the local police chief, says the project has been crucial to achieving this.
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Diminishing social mobility excludes the middle class from the hope of achieving the American Dream.
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Members from those states have now taken a second look at what we are achieving.
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The Arab world's poorest country is suffering terribly, but achieving a lasting deal remains difficult.
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Beyond the technical challenges to achieving true augmented reality, the researchers pause to consider ethics.
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A large part of achieving all that is manufacturing on a better, smaller 14nm process.
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It is so close to communicating some sort of semantic meaning without achieving as much.
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As the problems of TCM show, achieving the right balance is harder than it looks.
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This is an important step toward achieving GM's vision of a world with zero emissions.
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Fitch would view positively the successful execution of these strategies and achieving the noted targets.
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Achieving disaster-resilient and sustainable communities is not an easy problem, but one worth solving.
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Teresa Younger: Representation is critical to achieving true equality and social justice in our country.
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Both governments have been forced to revisit their targets and their instruments for achieving them.
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" On the pressure to carry on achieving after so much early success "It's all relative.
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After achieving statehood, Uzbekistan wanted independence from Russia and sought out relationships with the West.
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He may also be to be the main obstacle to achieving lasting peace in Sudan.
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We continue to be open to achieving denuclearization on the Korean Peninsula by peaceable means.
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Achieving that "will undoubtedly require significant investment from the private sector", a launch report noted.
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They have been known to calculate, for example, the financial gains from achieving gender equality.
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In other words, Kate just seriously raised the bar for achieving Cool Mom™ status.
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She returned home, and slowly began achieving greater control over the rest of her body.
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Moreover, public education is a means of achieving integration in societies with lots of migrants.
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ROSENGREN SAYS ACHIEVING MEDIUM-RUN PROSPERITY CAN DIFFER FROM SHORTER-TERM PRESSURES ON ELECTED OFFICIALS
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Backers warned, however, that the effort was ambitious and achieving its aims might be challenging.
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But a seemingly unusual medium has emerged as an avenue toward achieving this goal: gaming.
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A company might go public before stabilizing margins and achieving steady profitability for several reasons.
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"You can make deals, discuss ways of achieving peace, without abdicating oneself," Mr. Brunetta wrote.
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Achieving orgasm during every sex session sounds like a dream, and it was at first.
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Ahead, click through to shop the hero products for achieving super-smooth skin post-shave.
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"What they are achieving isn't impossible nor is it magical," Harry said of the athletes.
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We had broken the barrier, and we were on our way to achieving our goals.
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There are four personality types that typically show up in high-achieving Wall Street workers.
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After achieving the record, though, the pair's Model 3 was far worse for the wear.
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It's not unusual to see young couples thinking about achieving both goals in short succession.
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It makes it possible to say "no" to anything that distracts from achieving your vision.
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With proper planning and training, runners can stay on track for achieving fall race goals.
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Zhu strongly denied the devaluation of the yuan was aimed at achieving a competitive advantage.
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An important step to achieving this goal was unveiled last year: the Clean Power Plan.
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It was my first and necessary step on the road to achieving my personal aspirations.
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But with consistency, you can become fluent and automatic at achieving creative and intuitive bursts.
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Having hygge in the back of my mind made me too stressed about achieving it.
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Achieving this takes a major commitment to individual students over a long period of time.
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Fitch believes the management team's experience and reputation have been essential in achieving these objectives.
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Goldie Hawn isn't letting a vacation to Greece keep her from achieving her fitness goals!
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BALANCED BUDGET: The government continues to work towards achieving a balanced national budget in 2020.
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The time spent achieving a flawless surface is part of the meaning of the piece.
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There are dozens of ways we get in the way of achieving our full potential.
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The drought has historically been crucial to achieving the temperatures necessary for the best grapes.
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For one, he points out that there are always obstacles to achieving your financial goals.
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From flexi-rods to rollers, Carla gives in-depth tutorials on achieving multiple natural looks.
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"They may not be achieving everything, but it doesn't mean they're less satisfied," she said.
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In a perfect world, achieving Princess Kate-worthy tresses would require next to no effort.
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The plan gives states leeway over achieving this, but some contend it is too burdensome.
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Expanding access to reliable and affordable high-speed internet is vital to achieving this promise.
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Furthermore, each has experimented with new products in the hopes of achieving Google-level greatness.
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What is a significant – and growing – barrier preventing future generations from achieving the American Dream?
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Achieving change on either of those fronts is complicated — it requires extended effort and energy.
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In my family's minds, having a mental illness can prevent you from achieving those things.
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Especially since Diddy referenced her famous interview about achieving freedom through the absence of fear.
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Princeton gives Wisconsin a 2.6 percent chance of achieving this difference through nonpartisan processes alone.
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The new investment follows Scopely's milestone of achieving more than $1 billion in lifetime revenue.
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Tonko's plan lays out a longer-term goal of achieving net-zero emissions by 2050.
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You should make sure that everything you do furthers your progress in achieving that end.
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These antivirals are very effective— in some cases achieving cure rates up to 100 percent.
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We have been successful in achieving peace with two of our neighbors, Egypt and Jordan.
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Now achieving the blue checkmark next to your Twitter profile means you are an icon.
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But achieving this goal requires that we understand what could be standing in the way.
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Sure, achieving diversity is a frustrating process, but it enriches organizations and improves decision-making.
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This is important since most countries are far from achieving the United Nations 85033 goals.
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In terms of achieving your financial goals, the traditional advisor yet again wins the race.
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These strategies were attempts at achieving my ultimate goal: a mind free from intrusive thoughts.
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The Eastern view indeed positions meditation as an essential tool to achieving a mindful state.
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The scholarships go to high-achieving students whose family income hovers around the poverty line.
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Hard work is important, yes, to achieve all that one is realistically capable of achieving.
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Finally, there's the administration's conviction that the Saudis are integral to achieving Israeli-Palestinian peace.
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Only 11 percent of Americans say becoming wealthy is essential to achieving the American Dream.
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A green day proves I'm living in my flame and achieving the success I want.
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Successful business leaders agree: Sticking to a strict routine is key to achieving your goals.
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High-achieving students enroll in online schools so they can work at an accelerated pace.
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California, in September, signed into law a goal of achieving completely renewable energy by 2045.
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Each of these states provides a unique roadmap to achieving success at the ballot box.
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Caucuses are informal organizations comprised of members of Congress who work toward achieving common interests.
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We love to tell ourselves lies that hold us back from achieving our true potential.
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With an operation like Abby's, there is a different pressure—that of achieving excellent craftsmanship.
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In protecting 99 percent of endangered species, this law is achieving what its authors intended.
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Four years later, a report explains why achieving that goal is proving tougher than expected.
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Fischer said he thought the Fed was close to achieving its employment and inflation targets.
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The Netherlands is lagging behind other European countries in achieving its greenhouse emission reduction goals.
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Houchois said car companies historically have a strong track record of achieving cost-cutting guidance.
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"We have a sort of saying inside the program of achieving the impossible," Holdcroft said.
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The synchronization of short and long term actions is key to achieving the desired outcome.
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No longer is the fight about achieving equality for women in education and the workplace.
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As such, America must think broader in relation to achieving sustainable regional and global stability.
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We cannot trade away today's economic strengths in the hopes of achieving better results tomorrow.
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" On the prospect of achieving justice, Alexander told PEOPLE, "It is a long time coming.
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Last week, achieving this critical balance between patents and free expression hit a crucial milestone.
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The Washington Nationals are one win away from achieving the best start in franchise history.
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It encourages girls to believe in their dreams and to actually work towards achieving them.
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But in this day and age, achieving better posture can be easier said than done.
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Which is a combination that all art should strive towards achieving if you ask us.
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"Achieving high perceived safety is also valuable, especially during the initial adoption," the whitepaper adds.
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Ye thinks that perfecting the clock could be an important step towards achieving those goals.
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That grows strength, it brings leadership, and brings you to goal-setting and goal-achieving.
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OutServe is America's largest non-profit organization dedicated to achieving LGBTQ equality in the military.
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HOLT: ... achieving prosperity... TRUMP: No, no, you're telling the enemy everything you want to do.
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"I felt very resentful … I felt as though I was really achieving something," Harry said.
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Somehow, the two of them have buried the hatchet and are achieving impressive wins together.
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I am fascinated by what producers are achieving all over California; in Walla Walla, Wash.
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I believe that's a common refrain of many high-achieving black people in this country.
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Democrats, meanwhile, are not shying away from at least speaking openly about achieving racial equality.
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But environmentalists said the initiative was underfunded and lacked clear mechanisms for achieving its goals.
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It's a much more insidious and effective way of achieving tangible political and policy outcomes.
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Achieving gender parity in Congress isn't just a matter of international pride or identity politics.
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In the spirit of achieving Fair Trade, we must Balance this very.... ...unfair Trading Relationship.
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The foundation quietly folded — without achieving its goals — just before Mr. Yanukovych fled to Russia.
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Soon, some friends and I will be announcing a foundation dedicated to achieving real change.
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Brady is convening Republicans on his committee Tuesday in the hopes of achieving some consensus.
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US is determined to help immigrant students fulfill their dream of achieving a college education.
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On Wednesday, he announced plans for the most aggressive action yet toward achieving that goal.
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Nxivm taught the power of penance as a time-tested shortcut to achieving self-improvement.
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Achieving political balance in the seminar ensures a lively discussion, which benefits all its participants.
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Mr. Trump has made achieving sustainable 3 percent economic growth a centerpiece of his agenda.
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Thanks to the three valiant judges, there's now at least a possibility of achieving that.
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Focused on achieving academic and financial success, he stayed away from marijuana, alcohol and cigarettes.
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Past Supreme Court precedent has cited Harvard's admissions system as a model for achieving diversity.
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One is a high-achieving junior, the sort who runs, sings and does well academically.
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Achieving such agility with silicon and steel lies well beyond the reach of today's engineers.
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They are here and ready to hold us all accountable for achieving real climate action.
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I will accomplish this ... do not doubt me at not being successful at achieving this.
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Amos Rex, a new contemporary art museum, goes a long way toward achieving that goal.
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It's not about achieving any clear goal, but about salving the president's damaged self-esteem.
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The increased speeds they were achieving here, though, probably wouldn't interfere with feeding, Dabiri says.
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After achieving success at Chloé, McCartney received funding from Gucci to start her own line.
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Merkel's bloc is expected to form a coalition after achieving a poorer-than-expected result.
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The first necessary condition for universal health care is a collective commitment to achieving it.
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The book works toward the achieving of a comic utopia, the lost kingdom of childishness.
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When you focus on achieving your goal, there's no one right way to do it.
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Excessive certitude can lead to corrective actions that waste resources without achieving the desired effect.
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"Unless crude prices double, they are not achieving the (growth) forecast this year," he said.
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Kim, like any politician, needs to show he is achieving results before making harder compromises.
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The move drew condemnation from world leaders as detrimental to achieving a lasting peace accord.
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However, achieving that will still require fortitude; its enemies will surely be on the attack.
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In that case, you will need some fast tips for achieving the right cognitive mix.
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We're here to build out a coalition aimed at achieving peace and a peaceful resolution.
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Granted, using a black toothpaste in hopes of achieving a white smile might seem counterintuitive.
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And also credit to Warren and Harris's teams for achieving real polling bumps mid-campaign.
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Part of Iran's method of achieving this was through the banning of veils in public.
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Washington, DC is celebrating the 100th anniversary of women achieving suffrage in the United States.
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He points to research that suggests focusing on achieving happiness makes it harder to attain.
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Yet despite rapid digital advancements, Prince Mohamed is still far from achieving any Orwellian ideal.
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Making good use of your bonus can be an integral part of achieving your goals.
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For others, it could mean achieving financial freedom for the first time in their lives.
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Part of achieving that is by giving feedback as quickly and as direct as possible.
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"Housing costs can have an extreme impact on achieving your overall financial goals," he writes.
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But the government does little to assess whether it is achieving those ambitions, critics say.
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Both have made clear they're willing and capable of jointly coordinating in achieving that goal.
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Setting and achieving realistic milestones is a good way to keep operators and investors aligned.
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If Walker were to focus on achieving this optimization, his points might deserve serious attention.
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Russia has focused on greater use of fusion, less of fission, possibly achieving pure fusion.
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This means that achieving a clean fill with lively entries is an exercise in patience.
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Once that milestone is reached, Musk indicated the next flight goal would be achieving orbit.
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So far, the company has seen some success on the road to achieving this goal.
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The Fed, charged with maximizing employment and moderating inflation, is close to achieving both goals.
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Multilateral cooperation was essential to achieving the deal and is essential to ensuring strict implementation.
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But right now, that looks like an ideal scenario that we're still far from achieving.
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Yet, in a strategic sense, it is not so clear that sanctions are achieving much.
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These illustrations show exactly what Wrightson was so wonderful at achieving with pen and brush.
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So much hard work and they, like you, are no closer to achieving their goals.
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As might be imagined, the government isn't very good at achieving fairness in the marketplace.
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According to official figures, residents have replanted more than one million trees since achieving autonomy.
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Using the process for cuts as well as taxes could make achieving each vastly harder.
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These are things we are achieving in just the first of a three-pronged approach.
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London has signed up to this but disagrees with the EU's means of achieving it.
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Some of them are even achieving accolades as a result of their illicit drug use.
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"I am not sure that the Russian and Chinese would-be investment banks are really better placed to make better returns but they may be willing to attach greater importance to achieving strategic objectives - growing their international business- than to achieving profitability targets," Marshall said.
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This step, if taken, will constitute a fundamental change, and an unwarranted shift in the United States' impartial position, at a time when the world looks to the United States of America to work on achieving achieving the desired progress in the peace process.
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