"Don't fall victim to what I call the ready-aim-aim-aim-aim syndrome," he'd often say.
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That's the most important quality in a good leader: Avoid the "Ready-aim-aim-aim-aim" syndrome.
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Aim past the wood, aim through the wood; aim for the chopping block.
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Home EntertainmentGamingHome EntertainmentGamingPlaystation VR Aim ControllerHome EntertainmentGamingPlaystation VR Aim ControllerPlaystation VR Aim ControllerPrice$80What is it?
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Some apps aim for deep learning; others aim for play.
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If the aim is to punch up, why not aim higher?
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We're not going to aim for country, we're not going to aim for pop.
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Aim for happiness and you'll miss; aim for moderation and you'll attain happiness (eventually).
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But once upon a time, everyone was on AIM and AIM was where everyone was.
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It's the ECB's aim to raise core inflation but a strong currency hinders that aim.
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To all the men out there: The next time you aim, make sure you aim well!
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But I aim to be a better person and I aim to be a better guy.
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Red Dead Redemption taught us that our left trigger button was about aim, and aim only.
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So that's what I aim to do, and I aim to do it like it's my last time.
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To be clear, AIM Phoenix only resurrects the original AIM software, and it doesn't return your old buddylist.
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Permanently lower inflation rates were the German central bank's stated aim, and the ECB largely inherited that aim.
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And there's a spout; that's the part you aim at your mouth and pray your aim is true.
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Its political class imagines that force will advance any aim, limiting debate to what that aim should be.
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AIM Photonics tools are housed in a cleanroom facility at SUNY Polytechnic; AIM Photonics does not own the facility.
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This shit can get ugly for you / I'll pull up and bust your mama / I'll pull up and bust your brother / I'll aim at your fuckin' family I'll aim at your whole clique I'll aim at your mothafuckin' mama I'll aim at your fuckin' dad I'll aim at your daughter, son There is an argument that these lyrics imagine Harambe's revenge on the family and zoo keepers responsible for his demise.
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Some venture capital trusts (VCTs) also focus solely on the AIM market, adding to demand for research on AIM stocks.
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Spokesman Rainer Breul said the aim was "broader" than the Moscow conference, whose aim had been to secure a ceasefire.
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"We live by the 'ready, fire, aim' mentality, as opposed to 'ready, aim, fire,'" Altman told MONEY in a recent interview.
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They include Endeca (Oracle), Purplebricks (AIM: PURP), Quandoo (Recruit), Eve Sleep (AIM: EVE), Lagan (Kana), and Datanomic (Oracle), alongside Shazam, of course.
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While world wars aim to decimate enemies and their capacities for violence, "revolutions" aim to transform violence and oppression by empowering people.
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But AIM 8.0 has gotten periodic minor updates, and AOL still supports the service (there is a very helpful AIM Twitter feed).
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Kovaak is a former Quake pro, known for his hyper-accurate aim, who built Kovaak's FPS Aim Trainer out of personal need.
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Ida didn't want to aim high, she started to say, so much as she wanted to aim into a kind of hidden space.
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Earlier this year, the F-35 completed a series of weapons separation tests and is currently able to be armed with the AIM-9X, AIM-120, AIM-132, GBU-12, JDAM, JSOW, SDB-1 and the Paveway IV, Lockheed Martin data states.
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Members of the Agape International Missions (AIM), a Christian anti-human trafficking charity, accompanied police on the raid, AIM said in a July statement.
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"We're not going to miscalculate: Our aim is not war, our aim is a change in the behavior of the Iranian leadership," Pompeo said.
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It is a longstanding stereotype that, when it comes to political combat, Democrats aim for the electorate's head while Republicans aim for its gut.
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Other AIM icons include a picture of a spork captioned "Wanna spork?" and an AIM avatar juggling, with the words "Play With My Balls" underneath.
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This isn't a new AIM client, it literally uses the old software running on a new server, so it looks and feels exactly like AIM.
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For Douglass, the failure of liberal constitutionalism to achieve its stated aim was a reason to re-state the aim more forcefully and more inclusively.
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I really did think AIM on iOS would be a game changer, and then all of my friends stopped using AIM pretty much all at once.
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Under the Paris Agreement on climate change, countries aim to hold average global temperature risk to "well below" 2 degrees Celsius, with an aim of 1.5 degrees.
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You use the right thumbstick to aim Luigi's flashlight and vacuum, but it's not a case of the aim shifting in the direction you push the stick.
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Carbohydrate goals will vary, but many women aim for 35 to 40 grams of carbohydrates per meal, whereas men may aim for 45 to 60 grams per meal.
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Moms and dads probably used ICQ, but at least they knew AIM was a big deal to their kids, since getting grounded often meant taking away AIM access.
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AIM estimates Craigslist brought in $1.034 billion in 2018, an increase of nearly 50 percent from 2016 revenue — the most recent year for which AIM conducted its research.
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And structural policies that aim at improving productivity growth, that aim at improving growth prospects are likely to be absolutely central to the strategy of the new U.S. administration.
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" - Morgan, 333 "Broke up with her over AIM.
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Tom Kiefer's aim — to document atrocity — is clear.
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"Basically, we aim to hand all the medals to athletes - this is what we aim to do foremost – by the closing ceremony," added the former Olympic gold medallist hammer thrower.
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Initially, according to Green, the collaboration will aim to deploy SAE Level 4 autonomous driving tech first, but ultimately the aim is to produce the best Level 5 system available.
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But in taking aim at earnings reports, Trump isn't targeting a recent addition to public company disclosure requirements — he's taking aim at a system that's been in place for years.
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Judging by the fact that the AIM Twitter fields, like, two questions a day, I think it's fair to say that some—but not a lot—of people still use AIM.
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" Instead, her aim is simple: to "live beyond definitions.
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Noisey: Divide & Dissolve's aim is to dismantle white supremacy.
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" This aim could be achieved simply by saying: "Dada.
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" He added: "We aim to be amongst the winners.
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" The aim: "Expel the infidels from the Arabian peninsula.
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He said the aim of the suspension - from Sept.
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Johnson says the aim of the suspension -- from Sept.
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Johnson says the aim of the suspension — from Sept.
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Where most third-person shooters use one analog stick to move and the other to aim, Resident Evil 4 forces players to stop in their tracks in order to aim and shoot.
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Many players would consider what I'm doing cheating because—they would argue—a mouse allows me to aim more quickly and precisely than the thumbstick players use to aim on standard controllers.
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So if Trump's aim with a tariff is to give US products an advantage, that aim is undermined by manufacturers having to raise prices because it costs more to make what they sell.
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So, farewell to AIM and my embarrassing screen name KDog313.
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Another aim of the FDN is to help fight graft.
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Troop leaders aim to reach at least 500 young girls.
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"We have to aim to continue improving yields," Urriza said.
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They aim for "authenticity," but often convey precisely the opposite.
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This isn't the first time that AIM has passed away.
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It accomplished the aim of expressing compassion, respect and solidarity.
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The aim is to have 200 applications working with Monday.
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If Zika is smart, shouldn't we aim to be smarter?
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Safia twists to kneel, looks around the wall, takes aim.
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Yet their aim was to be great, not necessarily popular.
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I think it's easy and fun to aim like that.
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The ambitious aim: to analyse samples of foreign leaders' stools.
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Barr is now taking aim at several of Mueller's choices.
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These, after all, are what savvy politicians aim to address.
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Blackface is a saber, and its aim is always true. ●
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" Jackson argues that the aim now should be "maximum stability.
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Her depictions aim to dismantle "types" as society dictates them.
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Lopez's photographs aim to capture the experiences of their loss.
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Perhaps she should aim that criticism at her own editors.
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And the strikes are not fulfilling their aim, he argued.
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Our customers are important and we aim to please them.
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The ballot initiatives aim to cover people in this position.
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In a way, though, he succeeded in his original aim.
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Activist hedge funds specialize in taking aim at troubled companies.
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Clinton's tax proposal takes aim at gains on investment income.
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The aim will be to cover 60 countries by 2018.
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Its synthetic bristles aim to simulate a freshly groomed slope.
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Today all these reactions, including Universal's, aim at scaring me.
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It's possible to miss, but perfect aim is not required.
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Mordecai took aim and shot the Native American, killing him.
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Although it had no political aim, it spooked the party.
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His aim is for CMR's technology to reduce this premium.
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Trump on Saturday did not take aim at Republican Sen.
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On Tuesday morning, Trump took aim at another platform: Google.
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Though diverse in detail, these projects have a common aim.
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They aim to erase pay discrepancies between servers and cooks.
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They aim to train 100 more in the coming year.
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His aim is to make esports "forever sports," he said.
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It will also aim to supply gas to southeastern Europe.
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The avowed aim of the tariffs, though, is national security.
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Its last day of trading on AIM will be Dec.
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Independence is still the aim, but an increasingly distant one.
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Go deeper: Global tax proposals take aim at U.S. tech
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That is our member ... we aim to make them happy.
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Trump also took aim at past administrations' relationship with Pakistan.
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A few companies aim to bridge the data gap themselves.
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One aim is to get more Arab women into work.
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They aim to finish by the end of the year.
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Of course, we were not invisible -- that wasn't the aim.
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Aim to actually be able to see your desktop background.
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Aim at employment and you will get anything but prosperity.
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The aim is to "seek feedback from all relevant stakeholders".
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Now it wants to take aim at the film business.
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The aim of grid management is to tighten control again.
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I aim more optimistically at around 50 to 75 percent.
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They aim to block Iranian arms shipments at the seaport.
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So yeah, messaging, communications, social network, AIM status messages, etc.
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Again, its aim seems to have been to deepen divides.
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"My aim is to let light reveal itself," says Taylor.
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His aim in life was to make Pam Dawber blush.
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Work requirements don't aim to solve any of those problems.
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AIM won't be opened to more until May, she said.
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That, at least, is the aim of architect Rita Justesen.
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Both aim to be effortlessly "in the zone," after all.
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No one disagrees with Trump's stated aim of destroying ISIS.
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The aim was admirable, and necessary in our current climate.
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"Don't aim for viral, you're not likely to get it."
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In other words, they aim to produce questions, not answers.
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Other regulations like increased capital requirements aim to prevent crashes.
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The aim of that was stated to be protecting prostitutes.
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But Zuckerberg calls for collaboration, and touts their common aim.
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He said lawmakers should aim for "fair and equitable" governance.
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I aim to eat well, but I stopped moralizing food.
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Aim for at least seven hours of sleep a night.
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Hungarian police aim to recruit up to 3,000 border hunters.
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Whatever they aim at you over there, it blows up.
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It is this custom that Prasad is taking aim at.
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See, fun isn't supposed to have an aim, like winning.
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"Our aim was to completely reinvent the tracksuit," she noted.
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I aim to be about powerful women in my clothing.
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All our policies aim to help the less fortunate prosper.
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Missiles will be flying and where would they aim first?
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For now, the aim remains to wave goodbye to tremors.
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Fertility apps aim to facilitate this data collection and reflection.
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Its aim is to become a global leader in chemicals.
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Everything will have the ultimate aim of protecting the President.
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And frankly, AIM wasn't able to keep up with them.
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The aim is to get $300 million in total investment.
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That hasn't stopped Trump from taking aim at the Pope.
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In fact, they will aim to shake things up. 12.
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The aim is to put political dealbreakers on full display.
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But two decades later, there's no sign of that aim.
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The exercises aim to tackle unconscious bias in the workplace.
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"We will aim to limit uncertainty surrounding business," Garnier said.
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Trigger Discipline tests your aim in a very punishing way.
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FRANKFURT/BERLIN (Reuters) - Berlin took aim at Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.
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Mere tolerance can no longer be the aim of religion.
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Khan said he would aim for more than 35 percent.
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"We aim to inspire others to follow suit", he said.
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I aim to find a meeting point for the two.
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We are strengthening our ability to aim and sustain attention.
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HUAC and its collaborators also took aim at individual actors.
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The first step is to take aim at cosseted incumbents.
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The aim is to keep Mr Besigye off the streets.
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But, of course, she'll also take aim at President Trump.
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"CG and 3D artists aim for absolute realism," he says.
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The aim is to unveil tax reform legislation in September.
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Ukrainians believe the aim is to lure them into overreacting.
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But in many cases money is not the only aim.
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The aim is to use the stones to claim territory.
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The aim is to change customers' perceptions of the firm.
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"It was Nancy's aim to preserve Afghanistan's heritage," said Wafa.
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More recently, her own party's ascendent left has taken aim.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday took aim at California Gov.
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He said the ultimate aim was a comprehensive trade deal.
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Matt Bevin made it his aim to close it down.
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And most important, they aim their products at niche segments.
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The aim was as much political as it was technological.
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My aim is to make the world a fairer place.
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So let's aim for ideological as well as ethnic diversity.
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House Republicans aim to release a tax bill on Nov.
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House Republicans aim to introduce their tax bill on Nov.
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His company, the Apothetae, has commissioned playwrights with this aim.
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The aim is as much to entertain as to inform.
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The aim is to control more territory than your opponent.
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Patrick Chappatte Maybe writers should aim to be rock stars.
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House Republicans aim to pass their tax plan this week.
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Senate Republicans aim to pass their tax proposal this week.
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Many are impressed and aim to copy the Putin playbook.
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When should you aim to have it all paid off?
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They aim to pass that bill before Thanksgiving as well.
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He championed economic reform and took aim at widespread corruption.
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Will Democrats aim higher, and how will they target research?
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Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, take aim at the agency.
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Republicans aim to pass their tax reform legislation by Thanksgiving.
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Warren and company took aim at that average salary calculation.
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You aim for vigilance, but also choose to experience life.
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Those who deny the Holocaust aim to encourage another one.
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They aim to raise that to $500 billion by 2022.
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But that's Hingie's sole aim: To help people delete him.
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Stemware savers aim to prevent accidental shatters in the dishwasher.
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We will aim to publish the list in mid December.
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And somehow, our top concern wasn't losing access to AIM.
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New nail polishes aim to mimic gel manicures at home.
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Now, GOP lawmakers are taking aim at the amendment itself.
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They aim to release the platform publicly at some point.
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The Times has taken aim at this assertion many times.
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Some BDS activists say they aim to promote Palestinian rights.
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The new rules aim to push that to four years.
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If you aim for the wood, you will have nothing.
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His stated aim: to eliminate their risk of HIV infection.
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His aim was shaping political argument beyond his own presidency.
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You should aim to be successful, but not too successful.
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Patrick proved a good sport by taking aim at herself.
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What is the aim of China's policy toward North Korea?
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Starboard may discover that a more focused aim works better.
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The aim now, Martine said, is to duplicate that success.
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There and in later events, he took aim at Mrs.
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Mr. Sanders also took aim at his rival, Hillary Clinton.
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Aim for the base of what you want to cut.
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But the taxi lobby's aim is to protect its turf.
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That is where we aim to do our best work.
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Having said that, they currently aim their product at consumers.
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Him: Meet you back on AIM in a few minutes?
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The aim was to show the experiences these students had.
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WELL THEN WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO AIM FOR HUH?!
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The administration has also taken aim at cutting food stamps.
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But the White House is taking aim at the program.
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Industrial companies will take aim at the Environmental Protection Agency.
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You're likely to be constantly attempting to refocus your aim.
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College basketball's toughest teams aim all week for conference crowns.
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Reagan's aim was to topple Communist Party rule in Moscow.
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The aim was to incentivize teams to push for victory.
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The aim was to reduce compliance costs for many banks.
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Donald Trump took aim at Hillary Clinton Friday ... from behind.
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Ms. Valentine took aim at the men in the room.
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So aim for the heights and you will get there.
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Other strikes appeared to take aim at Iraqi security forces.
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As such, they aim to provide a historically reliable account.
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Marriott's aim to get much bigger is a risky one.
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They didn't aim for the heart, Stefania told her daughters.
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The parties aim to resolve the matter at an Aug.
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But that doesn't mean you shouldn't aim at the center.
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If you're alone, still aim to take the same break.
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Their aim is to strengthen mechanisms for oversight and accountability.
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The move would have taken aim at Japan and Europe.
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"My only aim now is to run Istanbul," he said.
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Jimmy Kimmel took aim at the president for rescinding DACA.
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Opposition, not governing, was the aim in those early days.
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Is the aim to merely create the appearance of listening?
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Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot (D) took aim at GOP Sen.
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Breyer's dissent took aim at capital punishment as a whole.
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The left should aim to bring democracy into foreign policy.
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Taking aim at games targets the wrong highly profitable industry.
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Aim to love yourself more fully and embrace your flaws.
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Almudena Carracedo and Robert Bahar's documentary has a similar aim.
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Their aim is as much to confuse as to convince.
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You're here in Singapore what do you aim to achieve?
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The aim was not to reimpose UN sanctions, they said.
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Mr Bannon's aim is to save Mr Trump from himself.
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The Corps's barrier designs aim to address only storm surges.
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Mr. Gamble thinks the proposal's aim is worth the trouble.
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His aim was a condominium likely to appreciate in value.
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Multiple shows that aim heavily at tourists did extraordinarily well.
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A few soldiers climbed up the dirt and took aim.
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Organisers aim to boost this figure to 100,000 in 2020.
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They can't aim at him without it backfiring on them.
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Abby Tang: AIM was the best way to get bullied.
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Indivisible's leaders aim for a Tea Party of the left.
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"It's my aim to let go of them," Malon said.
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"Their aim is still to destabilize the state," said Col.
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Aim to get the most service out of your agent.
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Recent investments by Canadian grain handlers aim to change that.
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He said his aim was to present sophisticated, fresh food.
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Its aim might be narrow, but it hits the target.
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", as in "Ready, aim, fire!" instead of "Ready, SET, go!
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Usually we try to aim for 40 percent profit margin.
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He came increasingly to aim his sarcasm at naïve idealists.
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"The aim now is not about controlling malaria," said Maxwell.
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It's seasonably chilly as highs aim for the low 40s.
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I will aim straight and use a bullet on him.
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Her aim is simple: to demystify the seemingly inexplicable benefits.
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The AAA cannot change that, nor does it aim to.
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Many aim to cut emissions by around 2.5% a year.
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Better lighting and air conditioning aim to keep employees healthy.
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The government says the aim is to ensure greater transparency.
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Target isn't the only large retailer taking aim at AWS.
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Ideally Uber should aim for no sexual assaults or deaths.
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Everyone who took aim at Melania ought to be ashamed.
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And be prepared to aim it at another human being.
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Elizabeth Warren — who took explicit aim at the stock market.
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The structure, with the put option, helped achieve that aim.
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Aim for clarity, even if it means an oversimplified explanation.
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The president has also taken aim at Sessions on Twitter.
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With the new launches, operators aim to attract new travelers.
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In other words, the big clouds aim to be everywhere.
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Those who deny the holocaust aim to encourage another one.
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Palo Alto also took aim at Symantec, Crowdstrike and Fortinet.
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Their aim is to involve backers as much as possible.
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Such efforts aim to improve commercial judgments within Saudi Arabia.
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Aiken's aim, however, is not to upend plot, but motivation.
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We aim to fill the position as fast as possible.
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Rape was used systematically, with the aim of cultural extermination.
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Justice Department officials aim to charge Ms. Meng with fraud.
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My aim is to get to March, the international break.
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And avoiding fuss is typically the first aim of management.
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The bill takes aim squarely at President Obama's environmental priorities.
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The aim is to reduce Europe's dependence on Russian gas.
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Iran warned the US about taking aim its cultural sites.
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Mr. Trump's administration has taken aim at CNN's corporate ownership.
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So the key question is what your political aim is.
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Our main aim is to create jobs for our people.
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The aim, they say, is to tarnish Saudi Arabia's reputation.
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Effective altruists aim to do the most good they can.
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"This report does not aim to stop it," they wrote.
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Trump told reporters the speech will aim to unite America.
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Moreover, a countless number of people only used AIM because third-party apps made it easy to log in to multiple services as once—soon, AIM will no longer be one of those services.
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Shen, known as Tiger Shen, told Reuters the start-ups aim to finalize the move by end-September with the aim to start developing a common EV platform by the end of this year.
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They aim to replicate a similar change made to accounting rules two decades ago that is now the benchmark for book-keeping in over 100 countries, and aim to have it in place by 2020.
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" But inside, organizers aim for representing — and probing — "the other side.
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Wellness programs aim to create a healthier, happier, more productive workforce.
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And Trump did not just aim his fire at the Clintons.
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We aim to save about 303% of our income in total.
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While CDNs aim for improved security, CDNs themselves can be vulnerable.
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President Donald Trump has announced his aim to end the war.
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Ford and BMW aim to do the same thing by 2021.
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Additionally, you can aim it at things like a laser pointer.
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Zirinsky's aim is to announce the talent shuffle all at once.
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It will aim to shrink bad loans via sales and restructuring.
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Their aim: to destroy the European Order as it exists today.
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Aim for 10 to 15 billion CFU each daily, Bowe recommended.
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Franken took direct aim at not only Sessions, but Texas Sen.
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His aim, they say, is to try to restore that era.
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Their larger aim is a comprehensive overhaul of individual taxation, too.
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"This was not Amber's aim that was the problem," he wrote.
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Moss's latest blog post, published Monday, takes aim at this idea.
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"I'll aim to stay as visible as I can," he said.
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But he does aim to foster more research outside these companies.
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Other projects will aim to even out the urban-rural divide.
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They aim to train 200 trainers by June 2019, Bernacki said.
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The aim, he said, is to have it prosecuted in Norway.
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The original aim was to give every voter roughly equal representation.
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This time, the comedian took aim at first lady Melania Trump.
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Their aim, she said, was to stop a Nissan-Renault merger.
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I've been told to communicate with colleagues through AIM and Gchat.
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You should also aim to keep your balances low, experts say.
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Even with the Aim Controller they can be tough to kill.
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Your goals are limiting your potential, so aim beyond your reach.
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Friday's deal will push toward the aim of full-day study.
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Her aim was to reduce inequality, but she also unnerved business.
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The aim of the programme is to boost the president's image.
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The Pirates aim for their first sweep at Wrigley since Sept.
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I GUESS, LOOK, I GUESS HIS AIM HIGH THESIS IS ADMIRABLE.
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The aim: to get as close to nature as humanly possible.
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But our aim is to enable many, many people to fly.
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WRAP's aim is to harness market forces rather than fight them.
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The aim is to appear unvarnished, pure, youthful but not childish.
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E: Yes, that was already the aim, to be number one.
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Critics argue that the aim is to make divestiture more difficult.
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Maryland's Frosh said the aim is to deter future steep increases.
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The Group, listed on AIM: MTPH and Nasdaq: MTP, employs c.
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His aim is to encourage people to get back to work.
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The aim was to boost employment and wages for native workers.
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Republican health reform plans aim to strip away the individual mandate.
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AIM produced a six-part YouTube series featuring interviews with McKibben.
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The aim of the Moscow meeting was "purely professional," he added.
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Many big firms now aim for carbon neutrality in their operations.
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Think-tanks aim to fill the gap between academia and policymaking.
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"CoDex 1962" applauds the aim, but distrusts his means and motive.
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New rules on mining aim to provide more certainty to industry.
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The forces are a couple of kilometers from achieving this aim.
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Conservatives quickly took aim at the appointment, and Byrd joined them.
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Fair workweek laws aim to make work more predictable for workers.
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The reports aim to spot gamblers who might be laundering money.
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Consider the idea that firms should aim for the long term.
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Their aim, to protect Google's search service from competition, seems clear.
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Geely gave Volvo the financial support it needed to aim high.
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The aim of these attacks isn't to undermine physical infrastructures, though.
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Management scrums aim to be a bit more mobile than that.
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But it makes no sense when the aim is social cohesion.
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America's allies should aim to weaken the remaining support for protectionism.
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It's part of Netflix's aim to have more family-friendly programming.
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The aim is to improve the quality of synthetic training images.
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The aim instead is to offer a more immersive audio experience.
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"Aim for about three liters of water a day," suggests Parker.
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The second enclosures took aim at the commons of the mind.
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Digital customer experience software vendor company Neosperience debuts on AIM segment.
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And intervention is unlikely to achieve its aim of creating champions.
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A new app called HiHello is taking aim at business cards.
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But it sits uneasily with the government's aim of reducing debt.
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But Corley says you should aim for even less than that.
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Emerging economies: The U.S. isn't just taking aim at rich countries.
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WHAT OUR AIM IS EMPLOYMENT AND WITH THAT WE'RE DOING WELL.
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We aim to convey the message that all women are extraordinary.
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But, if pretty was Reformation's aim, then it's accomplished its goal.
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The show itself takes aim at the women of the show.
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Our second aim would be to make the reform less regressive.
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The aim is to make the Dutch treasures available to everyone.
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But would the bill achieve its aim of stabilising insurance markets?
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Their aim is to encourage "common sense protections" against gun violence.
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What will be the aim of the Kim Wall Memorial Fund?
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Their aim was to resurrect the spirit of the early Nineties.
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The lawsuits aim to seize the proceeds from the 811 film.
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Long a professed aim of Republicans, this would not ban abortion.
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The aim is to give occupants time to exit the vehicle.
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The militants aim to turn Somalia into a fundamentalist Islamic state.
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The aim is laudable, but just now the odds look long.
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We aim for a diversity of geography, themes, cost and scale.
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But that is not the aim of the Trump administration's reforms.
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Should conservatism aim to persuade liberals or inoculate conservatives against liberalism?
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In one passage, he seems to take aim at President Trump.
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The companies aim to complete the deal in the third quarter.
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The industries Mr Trump's tariffs aim to protect face similar problems.
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"Do not aim the hot dogs at the vegetarians," Kimmel warned.
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That aim is advanced, not harmed, by acknowledging the obvious facts.
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Go deeper: U.S.-North Korea talks aim for increasingly unlikely denuclearization
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Go deeper: Trump executive order takes aim at China's AI ambitions
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But the BOJ does not directly aim to weaken the yen.
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The first lady has more explicitly taken aim at the media.
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Bill Walker would take more direct aim at North Slope drillers.
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The aim is to spur innovation by simplifying the regulatory environment.
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Portland doesn't aim to phase out fossil fuels entirely just yet.
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Leap Motion is taking aim at both virtual and mixed reality.
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We're not at that level and we don't aim to be.
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Ride-sharing companies aim to compete on brand and service, offering
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My aim here has been to work up to the questions.
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Long before we had umpteen different online profiles, there was AIM.
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Tulsi Gabbard on Tuesday took aim at presidential primary rival Sen.
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"If ESA doesn't do AIM, DART can still go," said Michel.
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AIM estimates annual revenue by counting ad placements in representative markets.
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Because accidents are inevitable, Swedish regulations aim to make them nonlethal.
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His tone also had the aim of keeping expectations in check.
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We aim to write honestly, transparently, and unsentimentally, but also decently.
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Turning on the aim-assist makes them as painless as possible.
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His most popular jokes took aim at the nation's military leaders.
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The thing about squirting is that you shouldn't aim for it.
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Officials aim for them to be in place by Saturday morning.
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The challengers in King ultimately failed, but their aim was dastardly.
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The companies aim to close the merger by March 31, 2019.
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These two aim their critiques with the precision of seasoned shooters.
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A cavalry of outside groups is also taking aim at Rubio.
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Company executives aim to negotiate a settlement over disputed royalty payments.
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The aim of the game is, of course, to couple up.
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The aim is to shave 6.03 percentage point off headline inflation.
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Or should it aim to decarbonize and address other global ills?
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The main aim of using this tool is stabilizing market confidence.
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So if you can't beat it, eat it, is the aim.
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Canada's rules aim to make sure that drones are flown safely.
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But there is no program with the aim of cutting jobs.
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In a tweet on Tuesday night, Trump took aim at Schumer.
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Most running groups aim to train for an event, Kibiloski said.
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In Rio, our first aim is to make the quarter-finals.
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AIM may be ded, but our memories will live on 4ever.
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The aim is to complete the investigation as soon as possible.
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The aim, it says, is to protect IKEA for the future.
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You can also aim to live in more eco-friendly ways.
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The aim of policy should be to protect workers, not jobs.
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Last, they aim to inspire other young Europeans to support jihadists.
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Critics have taken aim at the site's coverage in recent days.
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SNL also took aim at Trump's recent dinner with Mitt Romney.
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Using hyperbolic language about their power helps them achieve this aim.
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Subsidies aim to encourage Egyptian farmers to grow more of it.
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The aim, eventually, is to build Cuba's first global fashion brand.
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That's the aim of occupational therapist Hannah Daisy's "#BoringSelfCare" illustration series.
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"Please aim for personal or small group meetings," the memo read.
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Sony hasn't announced a price or release date for the Aim.
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That has encouraged the administration to aim for deeper spending cuts.
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Congressional Republicans aim to enact tax-cut legislation before year end.
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Some of his singles even took dead aim at those rivals.
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Her aim is to open space for problems that Rawls neglected.
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But I ask that she aim for something wonkier next time.
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Meanwhile, Republicans are taking aim at her over national security issues.
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Angry tweets took aim at Tedros and the public health agency.
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Yes, Sam failed in his aim, but at least he's trying.
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Other paintings aim for a more spare but comparably lyrical configuration.
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That is the aim of Daesh, to divide ethnicities and religions.
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They all take aim at the traditional model of academic publishing.
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But they have also promoted programs that aim at improving diversity.
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" Cotton also took aim at Reid's legacy, calling his leadership "cancerous.
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Finally, he took direct aim at Mueller for the first time.
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North Korean officials also took aim at Bolton, who was key
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But Republicans have increasingly taken aim at Section 230, with Sen.
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To compare, only 245 percent of millennial women have that aim.
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Orwell once identified as the first aim of socialism: nurturing a
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Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro took aim at South Bend, Ind.
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The aim is to get interviewees to divulge a full narrative.
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In the meantime, Noreika has taken direct aim at the CFPB.
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They aim to solve it by redistributing economic and political power.
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Some content was simply hateful; some took aim specifically at candidates.
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This is the aim of the promised speech by Mrs May.
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Proposed fixes aim to restructure that debt and replenish the investment.
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He thought the aim was there, and the arc was possible.
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The aim for the Boston trial is slightly different from Singapore's.
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By 2021, the aim is to have completed all six campuses.
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If you're just starting out, you may want to aim lower.
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The larger business community is also taking aim at the issue.
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They also took aim at Trump's treatment of the independent press.
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Politicians who admired May encouraged her to aim for Downing Street.
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On Thursday, she seemed to take aim at their lingering doubts.
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The Assistant's long-term aim is to eliminate all this busywork.
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The two sides aim to complete the transaction in early 2018.
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Yet even with this aim, the walls begin to close in.
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The aim is to make the company sustainable even during downturns.
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Proponents of such laws say they aim to eliminate voter fraud.
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Carrey also took at aim Kavanaugh and Republicans earlier this month.
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Mutsvangwa said his only aim is rebuilding the economy and country.
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The bank's aim is to push it closer to 2 percent.
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Graves took aim at House Democrats, including 2020 presidential hopeful Rep.
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My aim is not to pass laws, but to repeal them.
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Stewart said the AIM chat occurred shortly before Shkreli fired her.
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The aim behind all these sophisticated security arrangements: wooing Wall Street.
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Many, including Mexico and Colombia, aim for 3 percent annual inflation.
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"Our aim is to have a healthy nation," Mr. Mutko said.
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Instead, they aim to be the leader of the loyal opposition.
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Its sole aim is to maximize return for management and investors.
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Amundi's aim is to win market share in Europe and Asia.
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The main aim of using this tool is stabilising market confidence.
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This year we aim to hit around $50 million in revenue.
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The political aim of so-called heartbeat bills is pretty clear.
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No one sensible would aim exclusively for a no-deal outcome.
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It doesn't aim to make money or strengthen Google Cloud's positioning.
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AIM has a little more than two months left to live.
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Aim to line up your distribution ASAP, if you haven't already.
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But when their aim is off, the consequences can be unfortunate.
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Brown then took aim at Tinashe in yet another Instagram comment.
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They aim to make storing your belongings as convenient as possible.
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Our aim is to bring together the key players in robotics.
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That's when we started to aim for an authentic sound again.
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Salema had received threatening phone calls the previous day, AIM reported.
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Several GOP candidates also aim to challenge Smith, and state Sen.
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The new Roadster clearly takes aim at high end sports cars.
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The ECB's aim is to push it closer to 2 percent.
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Read Josh Groban Takes Aim at His Broadway Dream Tickets GreatCometBroadway.
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Some activities are atelic: They do not aim at terminal states.
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The aim in 1968 was to inspire revolution in its audiences.
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The aim is to move through space using only the rings.
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They aim to provide catharsis where reality has missed the mark.
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But when you aim near the head, that's a different ballgame.
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Chinese operations aim instead to cultivate common interests with powerful actors.
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I aim to spread awareness and put people's minds at ease.
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I get to just aim up the right and fire away.
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The mirrored posters contract, focus, and aim light, serving multiple purposes.
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The Europeans say they aim to help Iran boost its economy.
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Our fundamental aim remains the same: to promote top quality photojournalism.
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Musicians are performing rap songs that take aim at overzealous bureaucrats.
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The ultimate aim of this whole process is a peace agreement.
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Are you going to aim at media, you're aiming at who?
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Earlier campaigns took aim at fracking, vaccination and genetically modified organisms.
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As in most drag shows, subtlety is not the aim here.
|
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That's why she has taken aim at America's largest tech companies.
|
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After his win, Mr. Murphy took direct aim at Mr. Trump.
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We aim to give our customers the best of both worlds.
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President Donald Trump has taken aim at Powell for raising rates.
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Chino leapt through the window cavity and took aim at him.
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The European Union is taking aim at Silicon Valley over taxes.
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Aim low with a Zeppelin and you hit a water tower.
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For the best price, aim to book in the off season.
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The aim: an end to four decades of war in Afghanistan.
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The AIM Photonics Academy highlights the differences between training and education.
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The aim is to let both companies stand on their own.
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Critics in Congress take aim at both monetary goals and tools.
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So aim to be ready — you and Andy — for 11 a.m.
|
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His aim, though, may have also been to use a knife.
|
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The tariffs aim to hurt American businesses that export to China.
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The aim of this law is to bolster the current system.
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There's a lot about Chicagoist that Chance should aim to change.
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First I was instructed to aim it at a female officer.
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Getty's aim is dead on, and he hits every clay pigeon.
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They aim to confront, expose, shame — and sometimes convert — white supremacists.
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Of course, that's not its primary aim, but remember that cars.
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His chief aim in the Middle East is to curb Iran.
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Today memoirs might be more therapeutic in aim, or explicitly political.
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The more depraved that spectacle, the more it achieves its aim.
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AND PROCTER & GAMBLES RELEASE REPORT TODAY TAKES AIM AT NELSONS RECORD.
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Go deeper: Warren takes aim at private equity after Splinter shutdown
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Chinese regulators are taking aim at Anbang for its sales practices.
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Bannon took aim at Ivanka publicly as recently as last month.
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YouTube's aim is to have the rules, not necessarily enforce them.
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As a candidate, Mr. Trump took specific aim at Mexican immigrants.
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Carlson: Teenage drama, friends, love, all the things were on AIM.
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It has increasingly taken aim at the country's booming internet industry.
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Japan, India, and China could all aim to be coal-free.
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The plans aim to help resolve the country's chronic power shortages.
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Jawa said Daikin would continue to aim for the volume zone.
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The aim is for the tank to be operational in 2035.
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The aim seems less to express meaning than to maintain intensity.
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"My aim is to ensure that Boris's deal succeeds," Letwin said.
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After this my aim was to prevent a second heart incident.
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The aim is to gently bring monetary policy back to normal.
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Clinton had not taken aim at the man who defeated her.
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It's not the first time Trump has taken aim at McCain.
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Their shared aim was to deconstruct modernist views of artistic creativity.
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It allowed me to see what number I should aim for.
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The ultimate aim is still for the Rohingya to return home.
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"One aim is to silence Cumhuriyet or seize it," he said.
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Who might the Iranians aim their potential attacks at, and why?
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The RISC-V projects also aim to insulate India from geopolitics.
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Aim for seven to eight hours of shut-eye per night.
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My aim, however, isn't to push you toward a particular position.
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Now the legislators are taking aim at the state judicial system.
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Aim to take your probiotics around the same time every day.
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It works in real time with one aim — to boost revenues.
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Instead, aim to use under 30 percent of your available credit.
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Politically the aim is to implicate Washington and pro-American governments.
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The mission's main aim is to search for signs of life.
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Trump will aim to erase big chunks of Obama's regulatory agenda.
|
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Former White House chief strategist Stephen Bannon took aim at Sen.
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Our aim as women is to keep pushing this effort forward.
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Mr. Peterson believed in Zac and urged him to aim high.
|
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A number of states have taken aim to end the practice.
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They aim big — big props, big gags, big falls — and dangerous.
|
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AIM was launched in 1997 for the Microsoft Windows operating system.
|
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AIM-listed Nichols dropped 17% to its lowest level since Jan.
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It wasn't my aim to stick my head in the sand.
|
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Even small museums with limited resources now aim to be inclusive.
|
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They aim to reinstate democratic rule in the galaxy; generally awesome.
|
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The legislation takes aim at a strange disparity in federal law.
|
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AIM-listed Nichols dropped 20%, to its lowest level since Jan.
|
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WATCH: Second nor'easter in a week takes aim at the northeast
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"I think I just had super-good aim tonight," he said.
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Do you aim for one interface and sacrifice the other platforms?
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No one ever said whose immersion we have to aim for.
|
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"We aim to be zero-waste by 2021," Ms. Dusek said.
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"We aim to be zero-waste by 2021," Ms. Dusek said.
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But the themes did aim at issues familiar to struggling Americans.
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We rest secure, without aim, purpose or fixed principle— lonely misfits.
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He sounded like a Republican taking aim at a Republican one.
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The Getaway Safety apps aim to offer assurance on the road.
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That is one aim of a decent system of criminal justice.
|
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The scientists Fletcher profiles aim to produce the first real picture.
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"Do not aim the hot dogs at the vegetarians," Kimmel joked.
|
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"Your aim is just to get out of there," he said.
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Others aim to influence the vote of members of Congress now.
|
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But as usual for Springsteen, "Western Stars" doesn't aim for comfort.
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According to Wachs, the aim is to expand the grants geographically.
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The AIM-listed company is backed by German publisher Axel Springer.
|
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AIM is the last of the original chat gang to die.
|
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That's the aim of a new bill out today by Sen.
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AIM will be shutting down on December 15 of this year.
|
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Simon added that the pipeline resistance would aim to be peaceful.
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And two, that its true aim is to weaken the FDA.
|
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These new missiles, in effect, aim to defend against that outcome.
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Aim for well below 2 C, hit 1.5 C if possible.
|
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So just what does St. John's aim to be under Mullin?
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The FBI shot at food pallets delivered to AIM members, as well as at the members themselves; they quietly encouraged Wilson's local militia force and its power-hungry leader to ostracize AIM and all of its supporters in the local community; they even went so far as to employ subversive Counterintelligence Program, or Cointelpro, tactics to turn AIM leadership against its own members.
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"We know there are so many loyal fans who have used AIM for decades; and we loved working and building the first chat app of its kind since 1997," AOL wrote on the AIM help page.
|
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He told me that individual aim training was key to any team's success and that, in Counter-Strike, he'd typically spend hours in deathmatch-style servers where he could respawn quickly and work on his aim.
|
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Chief Executive Xia Haijun, speaking at an earnings press conference, also said Evergrande would no longer aim to be the largest developer in China by sales, but instead aim to be the No. 1 by margins.
|
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By 2019, the Air Force and Lockheed Martin also hope to upgrade the F-22 to carry advanced AIM-120D and AIM-353X Air-to-Air missiles as well as enhanced air-to-surface target location capabilities.
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Nonetheless, when the whim or need took her, Murdoch could aim lower.
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Spaceflight has always been a human aim, not just a personal one.
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Love isn't blind; love is watching closely, and love has incredible aim.
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Participants aim at tiny, brightly decorated wooden targets positioned 475 feet away.
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Ms. Maloney said she felt closer than ever to her ultimate aim.
|
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Horowitz&aposs report also takes aim at Lynch, according to ABC News.
|
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This level of connection is one for which many documentary photographers aim.
|
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Trump could also aim a vicious tweet at healthcare and drug companies.
|
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They also aim to use their patients as part of their research.
|
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Buffett separately took aim at hedge funds and the fees they charge.
|
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That document states the aim of a "free, fair and secure cyberspace".
|
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Is there any particular look you aim for as you've gotten older?
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These procedures aim to prevent avalanches while guests are at the resort.
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You know that vaguely unsettling feeling you had chatting with AIM Bots?
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The aim is to analyze and cultivate our evolving relationship with robots.
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With "Knight," Bran reveals the Dead's aim isn't so cut and dry.
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But Time isn't the only magazine taking aim at Trump this week.
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Was it always the aim to amplify the darkness this time around?
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The protest didn't necessarily aim to do any of these things, however.
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Annie is a roadshow star, a gun girl with a perfect aim.
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"The aim is to weaken the EU," the senior German official said.
|
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And summer movies aim to capitalize on vacations, holidays, and days off.
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Ultimately, they aim to tell a compelling story that people will remember.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - European Union and British negotiators aim to agree before Nov.
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They also aim to push lawmakers to pass meaningful gun control legislation.
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In eastern Iowa, dense fog is possible as strong thunderstorms take aim.
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Proponents of the bathroom bills say they aim to protect individual privacy.
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Robot butlers at Las Vegas hotel aim to elevate guests&apos experiences.
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Charlotte came along with the aim of doing more in marine conservation.
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The aim is to train up to 200 asylum seekers this year.
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The overall aim of the firm should be couched in modest terms.
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Our aim is a change in the behavior of the Iranian leadership.
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"We do not aim to do a five-way crossover," Pedowitz explained.
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She's being pushed now, and it seems her aim is suddenly off. ●
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The company also took aim at de Blasio's timing for the suit.
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It will also aim to remove trade- distorting tariffs, the government said.
|
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Other tax provisions aim to spark private investment in low-income communities.
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Mr Trump says the aim of the edict is to thwart terrorism.
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Many young geeks aim to do good as well as make money.
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The aim, she says, is to shame male bosses into doing better.
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"We wish Asgardia mission success as they aim to realize their dreams."
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Mr Maduro's aim may be to use them to divide the opposition.
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Fund managers, of course, also aim to generate income in the process.
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Art & Language has often taken aim at famous artists from art history.
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And Warren's opponents have already begun to take aim at her candidacy.
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When I do oil paintings, my aim is to create something timeless.
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Ideally, aim to max out those contributions for the year, Stich said.
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In a statement, CNN touted record revenue and took aim at BuzzFeed.
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Milan, IR Top Consulting presents annual report on AIM Italia (210800 GMT).
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The aim should be to support game-changing, wild-eyed, risky ideas.
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Several groups have recently formed with the aim of increasing that proportion.
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Sweden's aim is to hold out for three months, until help arrives.
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The aim is to expand that in coming years to more geographies.
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But in a strongly-worded statement, Verizon took aim at Huawei's actions.
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Amy Klobuchar also took direct aim at her Senate colleague's vague explanation.
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Or consider the video cameras that some logging devices aim at drivers.
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The White House took aim at Taylor leading up to his testimony.
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From this day forward, attacking Hillary serves only to diminish that aim.
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But critics say the real aim is to whittle down the programme.
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We aim to develop a tool to discover, collect and get things.
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Two bills in Congress aim to apply those same rules to Medicare.
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Some of its projects are tweaks that aim to improve existing processes.
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Their aim: To knock out the current semi truck-based supply chain.
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His aim is "to get money to help my family", he says.
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You've got to anticipate where you're going to turn or aim next.
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The following is an excerpt from her book Aim High in Creation!
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Its aim was to create a transparent executive accessible to the public.
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The aim is to have each one policed by different foreign powers.
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Sure, ICQ and and IRC existed, but everyone I knew had AIM.
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The aim was to enter the new millennium without this crippling virus.
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The aim is to curb the divorce rate, which has been rising.
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We aim to cut it to 26.4 billion euros in four years.
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"I still aim to evoke a pause in the viewer," Alexandra says.
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To have any chance of success, the negotiations should aim for constraint.
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The aim was to test if the U.S.-led coalition would react.
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Our aim is to support them in the best way we can.
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Mr Yakutumba says his aim is to overthrow the government in Kinshasa.
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His aim is to reinstate Chernobyl as, above all, a human tragedy.
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AIM, AOL's iconic instant messenger service, is shutting down after 20 years.
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It's the end of an online era ... AOL is officially ending AIM.
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The venture's aim is to boost jobs and tourism in the area.
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We aim to be the number one choice for travelers across Europe.
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They aim to reach Cape Town, South Africa, in about two weeks.
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Their aim for their money is to get it back with interest.
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The aim is to get humans to Mars around the year 2025.
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Erdogan has declared his ultimate aim is the elimination of the PKK.
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The deadly aim of a lonely, alienated gunman seemed hard to fathom.
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The catch: Car companies aim for a "design once, build everywhere" approach.
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The shows aim to uplift in the area ravaged by Hurricane Maria.
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Aim to achieve agreed NATO capability goals and close gaps in capabilities.
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Trying to aim and shoot them would be an even bigger challenge.
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With the Portal, you don't have to hold, aim, or direct anything.
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I seemed to be moving farther and farther away from that aim.
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" Jamil says her aim is to "lift back the curtain on Hollywood.
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"The aim is to weaken the EU," the senior German official said.
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The aim of the information defense is to keep the facts straight.
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That is an aim all Americans should be able to unite behind.
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This time it's insurance companies taking aim at the controversial government program.
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His aim is to dredge up an ancient scandal and tar Mrs.
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THE aim of British elections is not only to produce a government.
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In Britain, the energy retailers aim for profit margins of 4-5%.
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"Our aim is to having more stores globally than McDonald's, " he said.
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He once said his poems aim to capture "the experience of experience".
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Goldman Sachs is taking aim at the world's biggest quant hedge funds.
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The main focus was to aim at having a classic rich sound.
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Go deeper: 2020 misinformation campaigns take aim at the latest spook issues
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They have said they aim to cut Nigeria's oil production to zero.
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First he took aim at Asia and Africa, then Europe and America.
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Her aim with the Disney edibles and her impressive portfolio of pie?
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In Open Progress, the aim is to examine these issues in depth.
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The special courts aim to help struggling veterans get back on track.
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The aim is to offer advice on how to cut energy consumption.
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It would aim to develop concrete actions by the end of 2019.
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Automakers aim for 65 to 70 days of inventory of most models.
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But improving the system is not the aim of Mr Trump's bill.
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The paintings aim to explore the relationship between personhood and the internet.
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Trump furiously tweeted Tuesday morning, taking aim at Republican Senator Bob Corker.
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I aim for better feelings than that, and sometimes I achieve them.
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The collaborators aim to inspire more engineers to consider the emotional plane.
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The reforms seemed to work, if lowering gun deaths is the aim.
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They also aim to expand the effort to other countries, including Tanzania.
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Democrats have taken aim at the wealthy — and that has former Rep.
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"Absolutely, the (prosecution's) aim is to manipulate public opinion," Olszewski told Reuters.
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My aim was to engage in a particular kind of time travel.
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Bloomberg celebrated the victory by taking aim at President Donald Trump's administration.
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The aim is to draw up a new constitution followed by elections.
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And whatever headset you favor, that's a worthy goal to aim for.
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Super PAC takes aim at Trump's credentials Have donors abandoned Jeb Bush?
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We prefer to aim for high quality, and that does cost money.
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Federal income tax deductions on retirement contributions aim to encourage more saving.
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They aim to file for U.S. regulatory approval for bb2121 next year.
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Should climate policy aim to decarbonize the world as rapidly as possible?
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Congressional Republicans, with Trump's support, have explicitly taken aim at these policies.
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The gist: Always aim higher and reach for bigger goals in life.
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The aim is to help the country's food industry while controlling inflation.
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At the time, Trump took to Twitter to take aim at Rice.
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Jones has now taken aim at Chobani and the Twin Falls community.
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They aim to expand to events like music festivals and sporting events.
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Milan, IR Top Consulting presents annual report on AIM Italia (0900 GMT).
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You have to have really, really good aim to win at Boccia.
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At first the aim was to get to the ocean's very bottom.
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"Our artworks aim to be a manifestation against being adult," Jonsson said.
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The overall aim is to "democratize" this segment of the travel market.
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The aim is for it remain airborne for more than 100 days.
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Separately, city lawmakers in California also took aim at e-cigarettes Tuesday.
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In seconds, she has the straight, opaque line we all aim for.
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It's a shame AIM g2g … and this time, there's no ttyl. RIP.
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But only an incorrigible optimist would bet on that aim being achieved.
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Democrats are taking aim at President Trump's power to roll back regulations.
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In 2016, Craigslist topped $690 million in revenue, according to AIM Group.
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Yet his aim is not simply to produce architectural renderings of Saydnaya.
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It is not clear that either aim is compatible with the other.
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Should language experts aim to describe the state of the language accurately?
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She has made much of her aim to improve Japanese women's lot.
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Increasing diversity on the catwalk has been an aim of FTL Moda.
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"Our aim is to having more stores globally than McDonald's ," he said.
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The aim, says Microsoft, is to make VR as accessible as possible.
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Just above him is a machine used to aim high-energy rays.
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Stef's aim is to celebrate vibrant Congolese culture in an apolitical way.
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Both products aim to bring holograms to developers and then eventually consumers.
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Aim is important when you're playing Overwatch, unless you play, like, Reinhardt.
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The problems that augmented reality startups aim to solve often seem trivial.
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A pressure group's ultimate aim is to have governments change their policies.
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The airline's aim of making profits again by 2018 looks optimistic, however.
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CAN DUNDAR saw the shooter approach and take aim at his legs.
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Time's Up takes aim at R. Kelly The campaign has gained traction.
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National Rifle Association spokeswoman Dana Loesch took aim at New Jersey Sen.
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The game comes with plastic rifles, which players aim at animated deer.
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The goal, he says now, is to aim higher this new season.
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Don't aim your camera into people's homes, and avoid frightening famous children.
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It is not relevant whether or not Wikimedia has a commercial aim.
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Henceforth, the aim would be to lure talent, wherever it was from.
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It's just, we've got to aim at a target and hit it.
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The Trump administration has taken aim at specific religious and ethnic communities.
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Just hold the device up to your body, aim, and well, pee.
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The latest post takes aim at the perceived dangers of asteroid belts.
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Lawmakers are also using the defense bill to take aim at ZTE.
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The aim is to find a diet that works for each individual.
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The aim is to turn the city into a sea of Lycra.
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Be a nighttime vegetarian: Aim to eliminate meat from dinner on weekdays.
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And yet, if denuclearisation really is the aim, the gulf looks unbridgeable.
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Ms Warren's takes aim at wealth inequality, which has also risen dramatically.
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"Our aim is to ensure equal opportunities," said University Minister Frederique Vidal.
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FARC, was formed in 1964 with the aim of overthrowing the government.
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The aim of these missions was to restore civil and political order.
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If it's possible to do it quietly, they aim to do so.
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The underlying message: Do not conform to materialism; aim higher; do better.
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Its aim was to increase the transactions speed of the bitcoin network.
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The aim is to know whether other interests can also take precedence.
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Mr. Boele explained that his aim was not a strict biographical presentation.
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First, we aim to empower survivors and help them feel strong again.
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The president's plan would aim to increase that number to 60 percent.
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"Our main aim is to take shape the project soon," Murayama said.
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Her aim, she said, is to help American teens feel less alone.
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We'll aim to publish the list at the end of the month.
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But topes also reflect the same failures that they aim to fix.
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Two bills currently being proposed aim to increase that number to $750.
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I mean, they do, but they aim to succeed, not simply try.
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Trump last week took aim at late-night hosts and their material.
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"This is not a conversation to be had on AIM," wrote Mulleady.
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The deal was part of Google's aim to boost its hardware business.
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The aim was to turn Thanksgiving into a reproducible, scientifically valid experiment.
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Monero and Zcash offer, or aim to offer, fully anonymous blockchain transactions.
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"Aim higher," Graham said when asked if Trump's tweets went too far.
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If seclusion is your aim, this property delivers privacy and then some.
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FARC was formed in 1964 with the aim of overthrowing the government.
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But now our attackers aim at us with guns meant for battlefields.
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For years, economists have supported a carbon tax to achieve this aim.
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Over the weekend, Trump took aim at one prominent California Democrat, Rep.
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The Hill: Trump, GOP aim to weaponize Kavanaugh vote ahead of November.
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U.S. sanctions on oil exports aim to reduce Iran's sales to zero.
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His ultimate aim is for Thyssenkrupp to exit the steel business altogether.
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Seriously, never aim at Drake under the omnipresent watch of Father Graham.
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In a tweet, he took aim at the NFL's commissioner, Roger Goodell.
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The aim is to embrace a range of theater artists and practices.
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The Arizona Republican has taken aim at Sinema's past anti-war protesting.
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However, Katz, Banks and Bromwich appeared to take aim at GOP Sens.
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Tests were carried out in sequential order to achieve the country's aim.
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Her: Like I told you, no more AIM for me, just Gchat.
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Policy makers' aim is to create bigger, better and cleaner national champions.
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It's too simplistic to merely aim for the largest volume of data.
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New initiatives like forest schools and wild spaces aim to counter that.
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But the aim is that the groups should ultimately go it alone.
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When hiring your first growth marketer, you should aim for a generalist.
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But the automaker's ultimate aim goes beyond just building a new campus.
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But I re-embraced the real world with this as my aim.
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"Live with no regrets" is a mantra we aim to stand by.
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First, cut carbon emissions, which is the aim of the Paris Agreement.
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But the pressure is high on both companies to aim for perfection.
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We can only aim to improve our realities and outlook in life.
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The primary aim of these groups is an aggressive form of nationalism.
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Both Putins aim to restore respect for Russia as a great power.
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" Musk replied, saying that he would "aim to do this next week.
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The goals aim to tackle the world's most vexing problems by 2030.
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Telic activities are exhaustible; in fact, they aim at their own exhaustion.
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The reform takes aim at a pervasive form of social media fraud.
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I thought the man with the hose could really use better aim.
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Despite the nostalgia on Friday, AIM had gone largely unused for years.
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Now the Trump administration seems to be taking aim at even that.
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In fact, I aim positively to try not to trust the untrustworthy.
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Perhaps that's all the play and thus its cast could aim for.
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Chris Mullin, 54, is still there, taking aim now with blunt talk.
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But their aim is Québec independence and I just can't go there.
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You would think that producers would aim for pale rather than dark.
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ApolloLV: I think the one I try to aim for is uneasiness.
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Expedition ships are adding educational programming that aim to make science fun.
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It is this set which they aim to replicate in the home.
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Aim for something over 3.1 m/s and you should be good!
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And he took aim at countries pledging to phase out coal use.
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MI Awnings and pergolas manufacturer Gibus expected to debut on AIM segment.
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The show's producers aim to touch on complicated themes with each episode.
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Washington says the aim of sanctions is to force Tehran to renegotiate.
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The immediate aim is to create two deployable systems within three years.
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Skilled players aim for "full combos" — not missing any of the steps.
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The aim of those demanding he apologize isn't to see him redeemed.
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Then, around 9:30 into his rant takes aim at the Jews.
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Instead, the aim was to try to effect a 10 percent loss.
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The explicit aim of the anti-Zionist is political or physical dispossession.
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"My aim was first and foremost humanitarian," he explained in his response.
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The National Commemorations aim to highlight significant anniversaries in France each year.
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When you're on the second mountain, you realize we aim too low.
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