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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Another aim of the FDN is to help fight graft.
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It accomplished the aim of expressing compassion, respect and solidarity.
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The avowed aim of the tariffs, though, is national security.
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The aim of grid management is to tighten control again.
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That, at least, is the aim of architect Rita Justesen.
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No one disagrees with Trump's stated aim of destroying ISIS.
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The aim of that was stated to be protecting prostitutes.
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Everything will have the ultimate aim of protecting the President.
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Mere tolerance can no longer be the aim of religion.
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What is the aim of China's policy toward North Korea?
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Rape was used systematically, with the aim of cultural extermination.
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And avoiding fuss is typically the first aim of management.
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Friday's deal will push toward the aim of full-day study.
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The aim of the programme is to boost the president's image.
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The aim of the Moscow meeting was "purely professional," he added.
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The aim of these attacks isn't to undermine physical infrastructures, though.
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And intervention is unlikely to achieve its aim of creating champions.
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But it sits uneasily with the government's aim of reducing debt.
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But would the bill achieve its aim of stabilising insurance markets?
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What will be the aim of the Kim Wall Memorial Fund?
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Long a professed aim of Republicans, this would not ban abortion.
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But that is not the aim of the Trump administration's reforms.
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His tone also had the aim of keeping expectations in check.
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The aim of the game is, of course, to couple up.
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The main aim of using this tool is stabilizing market confidence.
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But there is no program with the aim of cutting jobs.
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The aim of policy should be to protect workers, not jobs.
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That's the aim of occupational therapist Hannah Daisy's "#BoringSelfCare" illustration series.
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That is the aim of Daesh, to divide ethnicities and religions.
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Orwell once identified as the first aim of socialism: nurturing a
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This is the aim of the promised speech by Mrs May.
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The main aim of using this tool is stabilising market confidence.
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The political aim of so-called heartbeat bills is pretty clear.
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The ultimate aim of this whole process is a peace agreement.
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The aim of this law is to bolster the current system.
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That is one aim of a decent system of criminal justice.
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That's the aim of a new bill out today by Sen.
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That document states the aim of a "free, fair and secure cyberspace".
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Charlotte came along with the aim of doing more in marine conservation.
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The overall aim of the firm should be couched in modest terms.
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Mr Trump says the aim of the edict is to thwart terrorism.
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Several groups have recently formed with the aim of increasing that proportion.
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The deadly aim of a lonely, alienated gunman seemed hard to fathom.
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The aim of the information defense is to keep the facts straight.
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THE aim of British elections is not only to produce a government.
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But improving the system is not the aim of Mr Trump's bill.
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Increasing diversity on the catwalk has been an aim of FTL Moda.
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The airline's aim of making profits again by 2018 looks optimistic, however.
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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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FARC was formed in 1964 with the aim of overthrowing the government.
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First, cut carbon emissions, which is the aim of the Paris Agreement.
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The primary aim of these groups is an aggressive form of nationalism.
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Washington says the aim of sanctions is to force Tehran to renegotiate.
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The aim of those demanding he apologize isn't to see him redeemed.
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The explicit aim of the anti-Zionist is political or physical dispossession.
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The aim of this Harvard recruitment drive: to reinvigorate Novartis's oncology business.
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Few human rights advocates quarrel with the aim of improving the council.
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But the aim of keeping American troops out of Syria was consistent.
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I learned to cook vegetables with the aim of preserving that perfection.
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That collides with a primary aim of many Brexit supporters — restricting immigration.
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The aim of Kaufman's program is to help athletes achieve a flow state.
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"The aim of it is we want to make (coding) attractive, " Beitler said.
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One chief aim of the Democratic National Convention was to humanize Hillary Clinton.
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VICE: What's the aim of this balloon installation in Beirut, and why Trump?
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That's the aim of the #TeamTrees project—to plant 8.3 million new trees.
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The broader aim, of course, is to improve retention and staff well-being.
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The aim of the business is to give back to the online community.
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The bank only just met its aim of expanding revenue faster than costs.
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The aim of Aramco's Asian pivot is not merely to sell more oil.
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The aim of public rooms is for people to meet other VR enthusiasts.
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DAZN launched in September with the aim of disrupting traditional sports media broadcasting.
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The prime minister says said the aim of terrorism is to undermine democracy.
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France hosted a conference last month with the aim of breaking the impasse.
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Ironically, an aim of the contest was to promote sustainable tourism in China.
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"They send it with the aim of interfering with our sovereignty," he added.
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The aim of the study was to observe the natural progression of syphilis.
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But CrossFitters do CrossFit with the aim of getting better at doing CrossFit.
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The aim of falconry is to scare species that cause pollution or harm.
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So, what is the aim of the political information most Americans are consuming?
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Astrobotic and Moon Express were founded with the aim of winning that prize.
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Obama launched the organization in 2018 with the aim of promoting voter participation.
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The aim of inviting inflammatory speakers is to simply air out their views.
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They became butchers with the aim of revolutionizing the food system in America.
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One aim of the Polytechnic occupation was keeping the tunnel shut, protesters said.
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We are told the aim of Russia is to "sow division," but the aim of corporate media and self-serving politicians pushing this narrative is clearly to sow division of their own — by generating baseless suspicion against the Sanders campaign.
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All of this is done with the aim of influencing the US presidential election.
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One aim of recent research has been to figure out how people do this.
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The aim of stronger sanctions was to draw North Korea into dialogue, he said.
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The aim of the medication is to stop a migraine before it even starts.
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As you can probably guess, the aim of the game is to trade insults.
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The aim of the law should be to preserve life and protect the vulnerable.
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The aim of the measure is to avoid consumers losing the sense of prices.
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The aim of this rule is partly to encourage thrift and boost public trust.
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The move is part of Eni's aim of cutting its exposure to geographical risk.
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The aim of the internship scheme is to find and train future Economist journalists.
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The aim of the buffer is to help dampen credit markets and rising debt.
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I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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Another aim of the civil-rights era was to dismantle legally enforced school segregation.
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The SDF launched a campaign with the ultimate aim of capturing Raqqa in November.
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Celsius above pre-industrial levels by century's end, with a further aim of 1.5
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One aim of the 2012 act was to prevent ministers from micromanaging the NHS.
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Amending it has long been a central aim of Suu Kyi and her party.
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Unlike most family vacations, the aim of the Dennings' travels isn't to be tourists.
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Another aim of the trip was changing attitudes with the achievements of the project.
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Lembong said one aim of the revisions will be supporting Indonesia's booming digital economy.
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This only weakens ISIL's ability to recruit, a key aim of our messaging efforts.
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Gates is supportive of the aim of OpenAI to develop artificial intelligence for good.
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He argued the principal aim of the upcoming discussions would be to unite Europe.
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Washington has imposed sanctions against Iran with the aim of halting Iranian oil exports.
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Of course, an aim of the liquid asset pools is to prevent runs preemptively.
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We continue to push these migrants to the brink with the aim of deterrence.
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Instead Iranian scientists dissected it with the aim of reverse-engineering the drone's capabilities.
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For Tamim, the ultimate aim of his neighbors is to oust him from power.
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These boycotts rarely succeeded in their aim of driving the restaurants out of business.
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Service itself, not any sweeping agenda, was the aim of this class of officeholders.
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This new rule reinterprets the past in the aim of further lowering legal immigration.
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But in Sunday's briefing, Trump gave up on his aim of an Easter renewal.
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He saved his commission checks diligently, always with the aim of buying a place.
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CNN began operating in the 1980s, with an aim of "making news the star."
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Its aim of blanketing the world in hail-able cars remains complex and daunting.
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"The exact description of consciousness is the sole aim of experimental psychology," Wundt wrote.
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The aim of the squeeze is to to force Pyongyang to the negotiating table.
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And the aim of the Paris agreement was to improve those pledges over time.
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"The aim of my conducting is to elicit emotions from my players," he said.
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But it is unfair to assume that the aim of these policies is war.
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She signed up with Beauty Shoppe with the aim of reconnecting with the city.
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Republicans say the aim of the "exact match" law is to prevent voter fraud.
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The plan dovetails with Trump's larger aim of slashing regulation to boost energy production.
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But, the new law was passed with the aim of challenging that decision, Ivey said.
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The aim of dividing your debt should be to conquer it, not add to it.
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Left Field will have an international focus with the aim of attracting a global audience.
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Palmer took back control in March with the aim of restarting operations later this year.
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"The aim of this construction work is simple," said Lyubov Sobol, a prominent opposition campaigner.
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The traditional aim of dominating cardboard real estate, and ruining your competition, remains the same.
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But the new law was passed with the aim of challenging that decision, she said.
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They say the real aim of the raid is to shut the entire temple down.
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Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) earlier this month with the aim of keeping undocumented families together.
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"The aim of our work is to empower these children through education," said CHETNA's Gupta.
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While the aim of these systems might not be social control, it's often the byproduct.
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This is the aim of two blockchain-based startups, No Limit Fantasy Sports and MyDFS.
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Poverty reduction through economic growth is still seen as the ultimate aim of policy planning.
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This would put a question mark on meeting Modi's aim of flushing out untaxed money.
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So Okta manages who gets access to what with the aim of preventing security breaches.
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The offering is aimed at the alternative investment market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange.
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The first aim of David Cameron, the prime minister, will be to calm the markets.
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The first aim of the next president should be to avoid obstructing this welcome trend.
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Parliament approved the 2019 budget earlier this month with the aim of slashing the deficit.
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The aim of the curfew is to reduce "nuisance" behavior and help protect the cats.
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However, reducing immigration from the EU is a key aim of those who support "Brexit".
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" But there was no mentioning the previous US aim of "complete, verifiable and irreversible denuclearization.
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Late last year, Garmendia moved to Los Angeles with the aim of breaking into Hollywood.
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She started the event with the aim of coordinating a game jam on every continent.
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Washington has imposed sanctions against Iran with the aim of halting all Iranian oil exports.
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Tesla in November unveiled its prototype Semi with the aim of upending the trucking industry.
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The aim of salvation in Buddhism, however, is to be released from finite life itself.
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However, his remarks could further frustrate the aim of reviving long-stalled Israeli-Palestinian talks.
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" The aim of the new income taxes "was solely to redress the inequality of taxation.
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The aim of polls is to provide a snapshot of where a race stands. 6.
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Challenger banks are smaller firms set up with the aim of competing with bigger banks.
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South Korea says the aim of stronger sanctions is to draw North Korea into dialogue.
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South Korea says the aim of stronger sanctions is to draw North Korea into dialog.
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The ultimate aim of these actions was to drive up profits for all firms involved.
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The U.S. aim of denuclearizing the Korean peninsula simply doesn't seem very credible any more.
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"I think the aim of this meeting was to get another meeting," Narang told me.
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Read: North Koreans are risking their lives to leak news to this website The two sides have been blasting propaganda at each other since the 1960s, when South Korea installed speakers at the border with the aim of aim of demoralizing enemy soldiers stationed there.
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So in 2014, Frey cofounded Deep Genomics with the aim of applying machine learning to DNA.
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The aim of the drill isn't only to try to give relatives a realistic practice run.
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The aim of the fertility diet is to help women who are having problems getting pregnant.
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All decisions related to Amaravati are made with the aim of improving people's lives, Cherukuri said.
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There is much talk of "educating for character", with the aim of developing "grit" and "resilience".
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The aim of this programme is to improve the ecological performance of goods transportation in Europe.
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Ride-hailing services also help with the government's stated aim of boosting women's labour-market activity.
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The aim of these features is to make cryptocurrencies more accessible and to encourage mass adoption.
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The main aim of the policy is to guarantee that customers can still reach their destination.
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The aim of PAVE is educate the public and policymakers about the potential of automated vehicles.
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Players can battle each other with the aim of capturing places on the map called "portals".
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The pilot plant will be built in Denmark, with the aim of starting operations in 2019.
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Russia's campaigns spread propaganda and disseminate private information with the aim of sowing discord among Americans.
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The aim of the role is to help detect problems early on in the development process.
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The aim of the video, he said, is to stir "outrage" and force people into action.
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Nowadays, in Turkish newspapers, guides are printed with the aim of helping readers spot suicide bombers
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In a bow to Gandhian austerity, India's constitution lays down the aim of reducing alcohol consumption.
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All of this is done with the aim of making the area more attractive to business.
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This, after all, was the intended political aim of the 113 ban in the first place.
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"These terrorist groups are now attacking religion with the macabre aim of dividing us," it said.
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He returned to Pakistan in 2013 with the aim of running in the country's national elections.
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"The aim of the Nashville Statement is to shine a light in the darkness," Burk said.
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The aim of the Index is to highlight members' willingness to get results, regardless of party.
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The aim of Big Apple felt shakier this year, and its sense of audience more wobbly.
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People may take the two drugs together with the aim of achieving a heightened hallucinogenic affect.
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While Al Qaeda founded Inspire with the aim of inciting lone actors, its success was limited.
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In the early twentieth century, a coalition of reformers coalesced around the aim of vocationalizing education.
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In part, the aim of the compendium was to instruct members of al-Nuwayri's own class.
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I called my parents with the aim of telling them as soon as it came up.
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It's also partnering with UK charities with the aim of helping them increase their legacy income.
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The aim of the acquisition was to strengthen Caviar's corporate food ordering business, Caviar for Teams.
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A whitepaper was released by Satoshi Nakamoto, bitcoin's mysterious founder, outlining the aim of the project.
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The aim of stablecoins is to reduce the volatility that is commonplace in the cryptocurrency market.
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But scale itself isn't — and shouldn't — be the ultimate aim of a startup, according to Osterwalder.
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We, the average consumers, all like low-priced gasoline but this isn't the aim of Messrs.
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Renault's board met last night with the aim of holding a final vote on Fiat's proposal.
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The worthy aim of coining this new diagnosis was to lessen the stigma of gender incongruence.
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They could also intercept the ballots with the aim of casting them in place of voters.
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Those 77 compounds can now be experimented on with the aim of developing a coronavirus treatment.
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Bozom said the aim of the attacks was to "spread chaos and security anarchy in Gaza".
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The aim of any disinformation campaign is to foment bewilderment by trashing publicly agreed-upon facts.
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Cutting is a rite of passage in many societies, often with the aim of promoting chastity.
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Bradford & Bingley is being run by UK Asset Resolution with the aim of winding it down.
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The aim of members is to find a US official at the border and seek asylum.
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Finally, a long-term strategy needs to be adopted with the aim of preventing future extremism.
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The aim of the operation is to improve the boy's comfort when seated in his wheelchair.
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Akinci reiterated the aim of both sides to reach a deal before the end of 2016.
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Don't you see that the whole aim of Newspeak is to narrow the range of thought?
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The aim of the operation was to track the guns to cartel leaders and arrest them.
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The aim of the new contractors is to make the process of fact-checking much faster.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the aim of Senator Cory Booker's Marijuana Justice Act.
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The reason why is because...The number one aim of Sinkane is to connect with people.
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It was set up in 1961 with the aim of promoting economic growth, prosperity and sustainable development.
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"Talking to oneself" all too often seems to be the aim of identity politics in the West.
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"The aim of the project is to help boost existing acquaintanceships and foster cultural exchange," it added.
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The aim of the ceasefire deal between the United States and Russia, which took effect on Sept.
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The aim of the voyage was to prove the port can receive a tanker of that class.
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Lampert merged Sears and Kmart in 2005, with the aim of creating a more stable discount retailer.
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"The aim of the attack was to massacre the innocent civilians at the crowded market," he added.
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U.S. officials have said the aim of the sanctions is eventually to stop all Iran's oil exports.
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The overall aim of the mission is to gain a better understanding the processes behind planet formation.
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"The aim of this action is to improve conditions for miners who are being exploited," Galliano said.
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Among lobbyists, the idea that the aim of policy should be to reduce harm is extremely popular.
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Social engineering attacks are very nuanced and complex personalized attacks, with the aim of compromising sensitive information.
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"My aim of being in politics was to get Britain out of the European Union," he said.
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That has been the aim of the Fight for $15, a grassroots movement to empower service workers.
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History suggests that the aim of creating large numbers of manufacturing jobs will be a lost cause.
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At minimum, they told a one-sided story and fostered fear with the aim of preventing abortion.
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The shout was a painful reminder that the party's ultimate aim of independence is some way off.
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Keeping the euro together may have been the aim of the game, but was it worth it?
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Better Angels was launched in 2016 with the aim of awakening America's citizenry from its partisan nightmare.
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As the shah teetered, he obscured his aim of velayat-e faqih (guardianship of the Islamic jurist).
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Sources told Time that the aim of the petro was to erode the power of US sanctions.
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The aim of such tours is to close down those that are exceeding legal limits on pollution.
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Unlike its human equivalent, pet food is processed with the aim of creating a more balanced diet.
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Notwithstanding the president's concern for national pride, the main aim of Trumponomics is to boost economic growth.
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The aim of the issue was to provide EIB with money needed to grant credits in Poland.
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Those stipulations are in line with its aim of rebalancing the trade deficit by eliminating unnecessary imports.
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The company says they're cutting down to get close to profitability, with the aim of staying independent.
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Green said he was pleased with the outcome, given the primary aim of locking in competitive spreads.
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Recruiting young people is a central aim of the White House's final sign-up drive this fall.
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Similarly, the war in Syria was fomented by the West with the aim of dislodging Mr Assad.
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Political parties have agreed to fast-track legislation this year with the aim of bringing prices down.
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A Saudi-led coalition intervened against the Houthis in 2015 with the aim of restoring his government.
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Dealing with those groups rather than Islamic State seemed the main aim of Moscow's intervention, analysts say.
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Traditionally, presidential candidates try to visit lots of tiny communities in Iowa -- the aim of Cruz's trek.
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So the aim of DeepMind is not just to beat games, fun and exciting though that is.
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GSG was launched in 2013 by G8 leaders with the aim of promoting social impact investment globally.
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The aim of enlightened management is not to tilt an extrovert-oriented company rapidly towards the introverts.
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I am more interested in connecting conflicting political models, with the aim of creating new political solidarities.
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Still, Rumhi said the production-cutting deal has not yet achieved its aim of balancing the market.
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The Trump administration has imposed sanctions on Iran with the aim of halting its oil exports altogether.
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The plans highlight the SPD's aim of putting social justice at the heart of the election campaign.
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That lets them tailor the experience to readers individually, with the aim of keeping them around longer.
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The first of the four monuments was removed last month, with the aim of relocating it elsewhere.
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He was replaced by Malusi Gigaba, who backs the president's aim of redistributing wealth to poor blacks.
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One aim of such strategies is to increase the odds of a negotiated end to the war.
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Riversimple is currently producing a handful of cars with the aim of having mass production by 2020.
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The aim of verification is to let people know that an account of public interest is legitimate.
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The danger comes from the aim of dominance, not the particular way in which dominance is sought.
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Das said the aim of the competition was to give migrant workers "a voice and a platform".
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Faced with a mounting Taliban insurgency, Obama dropped his original aim of pulling out of Afghanistan entirely.
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The program is targeting 14 countries with the aim of cutting CO2 emissions in the aviation sector.
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It was introduced by former SPD Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck with the aim of preventing tax evasion.
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The aim of Daily Resistance is to inform and inspire those who are isolated in the lagers.
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LA: The first time we showed it, the aim of the project might not have been clear.
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" The statement continued: "I am conferring with my lawyers with the aim of vigorously countering these allegations.
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After all, Mr. Bousa said, they manage the fund defensively, with an aim of avoiding down years.
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Remember that panic investing with the aim of taking advantage of a "deal" is not always prudent.
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The aim of the memo, our Washington correspondent writes, is defending Mr. Trump from the Russia inquiry.
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Our aim, of course, should be to help them learn to make good decisions on their own.
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The typical aim of the anti-Semite is legal or social discrimination against some set of Jews.
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"These terrorist groups are now attacking religion with the macabre aim of dividing us," the statement said.
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Buber's commitment to the spiritual aim of political life brought him to espouse even odder political positions.
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He also said that political factions should continue their negotiations with the aim of forming a government.
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Foldit has launched a coronavirus puzzle with the aim of finding a protein to neutralize its spike.
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"The aim of the operation was not to abduct or to kill a Hamas operative," Lt. Col.
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They said Google was engaged in anti-competitive practices "with the aim of cementing Google's dominant position".
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The aim of all this is to perk up a flagging economy and the subpar inflation rate.
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The chatbot talked about politics, with the aim of getting voters to help oust the Conservative government.
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"It's investing with the aim of making a difference alongside earning a financial return," Ms. Savant said.
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They also accused her of hiring two legal assistants with the aim of pocketing their salaries. Mrs.
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"The aim of Muslims is to take over all our land and everything we value," he said.
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What's next: The aim of the Madrid meeting is to finalize rules on implementing the Paris accord.
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That would be in line with China's long-term aim of achieving more sustainable, less frothy, growth.
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The aim of the Paris agreement was to lower planet-warming emissions enough to avoid that threshold.
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The aim of the lab was to develop "moonshots" – inventions that could be big in the future.
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The aim of the SpaceX project is, eventually, to provide the entire world with high-speed internet.
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Its members study both the Torah and the Bible, with the aim of uniting Judaism and Christianity.
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Djukanovic has accused the Church of promoting pro-Serbian policies with the aim of undermining Montenegrin statehood.
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The aim of setting up a mobile network is to have infrastructure in place for future missions.
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"The aim of their support is to help determine the perpetrators," he told the Ethiopian Broadcasting Corporation.
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After 9/11, preventing Islamist terrorism became the central aim of federal law enforcement in the United States.
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We're talking about it because I would like to suggest that was the entire aim of this commercial.
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Most Dutch parties now agree that the chief aim of migration policy is to keep asylum-seekers out.
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In countries like Finland, technology firms have since formed with the aim of providing services for these refugees.
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She said Trump's retweets showed the president shared her aim of raising awareness of "issues such as Islam".
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The aim of all of this is to make the consumers lose their bearings and inspire impulsive decisions.
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That's the aim of Preparing for the Future Artificial Intelligence, a plan released today by the White House.
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A central aim of his Cultural Revolution was to attack the "four olds": customs, culture, habits and ideas.
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Now, it's opening up to early access for a broader group, with the aim of refining it further.
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More important, they have stressed that an aim of reform is to bolster the system, not shrink it.
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She set about paring that number, with an aim of keeping the portfolio at 1.600 to 50 holdings.
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The greater aim of these jungle missions is to understand why these tropical areas are so magnificently biodiverse.
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The aim of the team has been to figure out the best ways to leverage blockchain with Facebook.
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"The aim of this is not to throw out the old therapies or to supersede them," he says.
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The aim of Patients Over Pharma is to portray the administration as in bed with the pharmaceutical industry.
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Mistry said that the aim of going via the crowdfunding route is to help build the customer base.
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In parts of China, people have hired strippers at funerals, with the aim of attracting a larger crowd.
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Other measures such as bond-buying have also been launched with the aim of boosting lending and growth.
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The ministry said that the aim of the project is to implement the European Union's tax evasion directive.
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The aim of the new law is as much to prevent future wrongdoing as to recover outstanding loans.
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The stated aim of steel and aluminium tariffs is to raise U.S. production to 80 percent of capacity.
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Wolstenholme had been appointed to the position in August, with the aim of turning around the troubled lender.
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If the aim of an edit is to fix a genetic disease, such mosaicism risks nullifying the effect.
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It plans to double its asset base with the aim of turning Egypt into a regional export hub.
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This method is geared toward charitable contributions rather than capital acquisition, which is the aim of equity crowdfunding.
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It has rarely been prosecuted since it was enacted in 1938 with the aim of countering Nazi propaganda.
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Vale opened talks with prosecutors and victims' families, it said on Monday, with an aim of defining compensation.
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Russia's withdrawal from Syria, despite Putin failing to accomplish his stated aim of defeating ISIS, projects weakness, right?
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"In a third step, modification of the relevant characteristics is the crucial aim of the intervention," Müller said.
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Cohn's top two priorities are tax reform and infrastructure investment, both with the aim of promoting economic growth.
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Our campaign does that, with the aim of achieving maximum impact for Puerto Ricans living on the island.
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Prosecutors said the aim of National Action, which was formed in 2013, was to start a race war.
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U.S. President Donald Trump has ordered a review of banking rules with the implicit aim of loosening them.
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The aim of UpScored is to show you within two minutes the jobs you're most likely to get.
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The aim of socialism is liberation for all, which is to be accomplished via the redistribution of wealth.
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The aim of the plan is to bring the retirement system's funded level to 90 percent in 2057.
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One aim of the reform was, in President Bill Clinton's words, "to end welfare as we know it".
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"The aim of the project was to develop a sustainable, zero emissions system for heat production," Fioroni said.
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The "effective competition standard" would restore the primary aim of antitrust laws, namely to protect and preserve competition.
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I try to contribute in bringing people closer to nature, which is the ultimate aim of my photography.
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To a surprising extent, the militants have succeeded in their aim of discrediting secularism, the chief investigator said.
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In the revealing film, Lovato confesses that she's using dating apps with the aim of meeting either sex.
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The material was released at critical moments, with the apparent aim of thwarting negotiations, American trade officials said.
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It will then launch a bid for the rest of Italian company with the aim of delisting it.
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Italy could create a specific public company with the aim of strengthening the country's banks, il Messagero reports.
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About $3.4 billion in savings would come from eliminating waste and abuse, another repeated aim of the administration.
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Washington sharply tightened sanctions against Iran since May with the aim of bringing its oil exports to zero.
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The CEO promised to invest $50 billion with the aim of hiring 50,000 people in the United States.
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Lastly, Boy deorbits, re-entering the Earth's atmosphere with the aim of destroying both itself and the debris.
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The aim of the new framework is to spot any financial stability risks early enough to take action.
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In its National Health Policy, the government sets an aim of increasing male sterilization at least six-fold.
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The stated aim of its Vision Fund 2 is to 'facilitate the continued acceleration of the AI revolution.
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Buy-to-let investors buy residential property, typically with a mortgage, with the aim of renting it out.
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That the right of movement is going to be restricted with the aim of being drastic regarding quarantine.
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"We are building a culture on trust, and the aim of trust is love," said Ms. Cherng, 70.
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The aim of the exercise is to familiarize the first team with the challenge that lies in wait.
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A primary aim of the study was to gain insight that they could give to health care professionals.
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Many Nigerian authorities say the group has the larger aim of creating an Islamic republic inspired by Iran.
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Those large-scale asset purchases are known as quantitative easing (QE), with the aim of stimulating the economy.
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Electronic-rock, with its aim of staggering an audience, has arrived in half-a-dozen important new releases.
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The aim of their plotting, General Apirat confided, was nothing less than the toppling of Thailand's sacred monarchy.
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The aim of the project was to "try to find compounds that are effective against cancer," Williams said.
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It eventually became clear that the aim of the rules was to keep women cloistered inside their homes.
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The aim of these "dirty tricks" is to undermine the new government, says Mohammed Ali Fazan, another journalist.
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The main aim of the token is to allow people to move money around the globe with ease.
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The UK government has repeatedly failed to meet its aim of reducing annual net migration to below 100,000.
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The stated aim of steel and aluminum tariffs is to raise U.S. production to 80 percent of capacity.
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None of these were written to send out like a newspaper, or with the aim of converting people.
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Group exercises had the explicit aim of keeping new inductees busy, tired and far from alcohol and prostitution.
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The real aim of the so-called de-radicalisation is to eliminate faith and thoroughly carry out Sinification.
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Senior officials from Iran and the deal's remaining parties will meet with the aim of saving the pact.
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At first, it joined a Western and regional alliance funding and arming rebels with the aim of ousting Assad.
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He believes the aim of the new legislation, which applies only to African migrants and asylum seekers, is clear.
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Legitimacy derived from procedural justice is the aim of community policing, which must be the foundation of policing today.
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" It starts,"You are asked to remember that one aim of the Office is to get it 'exactly wrong.
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But he acknowledged that the system "has to adapt," with an aim of making it fairer and preventing monopolies.
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"ExxonKnew is a coordinated campaign perpetuated by activist groups with the aim of stigmatizing ExxonMobil," the company's site states.
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She said the collection was started in the early 1970s with the aim of bringing art to the residents.
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In his story, a mayor lauds the Communist Party's aim of "replacing personal dreams with the communal China Dream".
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"Both my research and artwork combine in the aim of deepening understandings about the human condition," Hällgren told Mashable.
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"We interpreted this as definite pressure on the IOC with the aim of excluding the Russian team," he said.
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Each year 12 of Germany's most promising startups are selected with the aim of helping them break into America.
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The products are shipped directly to the consumer, with the aim of building direct communication and strong customer relationships.
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This helps to explain how the cells of living organisms work, which is the aim of the GTEx work.
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The players take it in turns to remove the sticks with the aim of avoiding the fall of marbles.
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The aim of the story was never to speculate on Naomi's private life, and the end result reflects that.
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Dakar Lives began as an Instagram feed in 2015 with the aim of "curating the best photos from Senegal".
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The report says that hackers interfered in the election with the aim of securing a victory for Donald Trump.
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Mr Netanyahu accused Iran of preparing to deploy "very dangerous weapons" in Syria with the aim of destroying Israel.
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His parents, and later Drew, ran a trucking brokerage company with the express aim of matching shippers with carriers.
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A new labour ministry is promised, with the aim of bringing in a welter of new rights for workers.
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The following month, May announced a snap general election with the aim of strengthening her hand in Brexit negotiations.
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Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates support Mr Sisi's aim of cutting Hamas off from Iran and Qatar.
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The aim of the regulation is to ensure a level playing field for banks independently of their geographic operations.
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Casaleggio explained that the aim of this new project was to experiment with communication dynamics on the company's intranet.
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Insiders speculate that the real aim of his political hiatus is to avoid hitting his mandatory two-term limit.
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We believe our results portend increasing difficulty in achieving the democratic aim of getting race out of American politics.
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The price range was set with the aim of gathering expressions of interest from institutional investors, the bank said.
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The aim of Indonesia's export curbs was to shift its sales from raw materials to higher-value finished metals.
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Now a group of residents guard the ruins, patrolling the streets with the aim of keeping ISIS fighters out.
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The aim of the talks was to ensure that Bosch can continue to offer services to customers of HERE.
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It also launched new interest rate swaps for banks with the aim of curbing yields on longer-dated bonds.
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The following month, she announced a snap general election with the aim of strengthening her hand in Brexit negotiations.
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This is to help a survivor reclaim her selfhood, with the aim of dispelling the immobilizing experience of objectification.
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Elliott and Rome agree on the aim of ensuring TIM is a company where broader shareholder interests are represented.
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An aim of the reorganization and the listing on the NYSE is to lower the company's cost of capital.
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U.S. aluminium consumers, it seems, will pay the price for the administration's stated aim of forcing U.S. smelter restarts.
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The aim of our approach is to address a number of the most crucial challenges in today's polling environment.
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Other tests for horn volume, external vehicle noise and the aim of headlights were also conducted improperly, Nissan said.
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With this deal, Hypermarcas completes the restructuring of its portfolio with the aim of becoming a pure pharmaceutical company.
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For Miss Suu Kyi has pledged a "just balancing" between states and regions, with the aim of "national reconciliation".
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A European diplomat said the aim of the meeting would be "to put pressure on the Saudis and Iranians".
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The stated aim of this rule was to help prevent the broadcast of anything deemed pornographic or otherwise illegal.
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Government also would establish a "Strategic Electric Generation Reserve" w/ aim of promoting nat'l defense & maximizing domestic energy supplies.
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Nicholson's testimony could add fuel to senators' arguments against the Trump administration's stated aim of improving relations with Moscow.
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The aim of Black Cowboy, to show the black presence in a quintessentially American role, is a worthwhile end.
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"Shoot-out" acquisitions is the name given to purchases of startups with the aim of eliminating a potential rival.
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For many, the aim of losing weight has transformed into the desire to be the best version of themselves.
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A new initiative has launched in Europe with the aim of dealing with the root causes of economic migration.
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Schumy has said the aim of the merger was to become one of the top twelve players in Europe.
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The aim of this give-what-you-can approach was to nudge developed and developing countries toward a consensus.
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The clear aim of those pushing for the rule was to force trade groups out of the public debate.
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The stated aim of China's military-run space station in the Patagonian desert is peaceful space observation and exploration.
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With the stated aim of denuclearizing the Korean Peninsula, the Trump administration has scheduled talks with North Korea's Kim.
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Another expedition is planned next year with the aim of creating a comprehensive, 3-D image of the wreck.
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By then he had founded SpaceX, with the aim of developing reusable rockets to eventually send people to Mars.
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But his professed aim of securing a restructuring of the Chinese economy to produce free-market outcomes is not.
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Limiting taxes on the wealthy and special interests has been the central aim of Republicans in Congress for decades.
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Given Trump's aim of stemming the migration flows that begin in Central America, this policy is supremely counter-productive.
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The aim of the podcast was to channel the pulpy bombast of the very people they wanted to discuss.
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She told Reuters Trump's retweets showed the president shared her aim of raising awareness of "issues such as Islam".
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Basically, the aim of a group webcam is to entice people to pay for a one-on-one session.
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In particular, the central bank has struggled to bring up core inflation to its aim of about 2 percent.
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Central to the committee's findings: the aim of education is to make people think, not spare them from discomfort.
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What is the aim of the treaty on the prohibition of nuclear weapons that the U.N. adopted in July?
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Serbs in Bosnia took up arms to expel non-Serbs with the aim of annexing conquered territory to Serbia.
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A "primary aim" of the filing is to resolve the most number of claims under the Child Victims Act.
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It took a stake in another courier company, YTO Express, with the aim of improving its rural delivery service.
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World leaders agreed in 2015 an aim of holding global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times.
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Challenger banks are smaller retail lenders that are set up with the aim of disrupting big, established financial institutions.
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The tournament, in its current guise, struggles — in Foni's words — to "attain its aim" of showcasing a universal sport.
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" Among the questions to guard against false information, the handbook states, are: "What is the aim of this information?
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NASA blasted the InSight lander to Mars with the aim of drilling some 16 feet into the Martian ground.
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The aim of the aquatic test run was to work out the prototype's kinks to prepare for commercial sales.
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Thursday's vote was a major victory for Johnson, who has made delivering Brexit the key aim of his premiership.
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Wonder Woman marshals her supernatural force behind the single aim of stopping human suffering, which means ending the war.
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The aim of this project is to draw attention to the art and the message, not those behind it.
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The tacks have been dumped on the road regularly for two years, with the apparent aim of injuring cyclists.
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The aim of such a behavioural risk assessment is to uncover behavioural patterns and not merely detect incidental behaviour.
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In early November, I took the train from London to Suffolk, with the aim of swimming in Deakin's moat.
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The aim of the agreement was to avoid having refugees turned back to another country en route, Dominic said.
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Among the report's recommendations are a new set of rules with the aim of preventing sexual exploitation and abuse.
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In 2100, Google started an oil and gas division with the explicit aim of attracting the fossil fuel industry.
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The aim of the drill was to allow troops to succeed in "wild, unfamiliar, and complicated conditions," CCTV said.
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Conflicts of interest that were sidelined and subjugated to the joint aim of defeating of ISIS are now exposed.
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In essence, Minton is declaring that one aim of the Trump administration is to hurt people — the right people.
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The chief aim of the bills — none of which have gone into effect — might not be anatomical accuracy, anyway.
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Without Moonves at the helm, a major obstacle to Redstone's aim of merging the two companies would be removed.
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The aim of the acetone wash is to remove adulterants, leaving you with—like the guy above—pure cocaine.
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This established county governments, with the aim of giving each of Kenya's many tribes a fair share of government revenues.
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Another one of their partners, in Peru, employs women in small villages with the aim of educating and empowering them.
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"The aim of the exercise is to build core strength and stability, while isolating a specific body part," she says.
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"The Brexit talks continue with the aim of reaching a deal," he added, saying no one wanted talks to fail.
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In recent months the United States has sharply tightened sanctions on Iran with the aim of halting its oil exports.
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Furthermore, Abe has vowed to expand education benefits with the aim of offering free higher education for low-income households.
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The aim of Backstory is to take the headlines of history, both banal and historic, and make them into stories.
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That missed U.S. goal is still below the overall group aim of getting to more than 11% ROE by 2020.
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Instead they are an attempt to "get you to think out of the box" with the aim of "provoking conversation".
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The aim of TV networks—sorry, "content creators"—is to make good shows, reach a broad audience, and make money.
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"The aim of this new announcement is to closely rely on the masses and actively mobilize them," the commission said.
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What is the aim of this apparent intent to ignore white racist violence, potentially paving the way for its decriminalization?
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While there, Diana championed the Ottawa Treaty, the aim of which was to eliminate anti-personnel landmines around the world.
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Russia said the Ukrainian ships had been maneuvering dangerously and ignoring its instructions with the aim of stirring up tensions.
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As Vakoch himself admits, a central aim of this project is to test a potential solution to the Fermi Paradox.
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The aim of the program is to study how mobility impacts city infrastructure and prepare the community for autonomous vehicles.
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The increased size should create economies of scale: they have the ambitious aim of cutting $110m a year in costs.
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A whole host of startups have launched in recent years with the aim of making last-mile deliveries using robots.
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Another policy aim of free ports is to help left-behind places, by generating investment and pulling in economic activity.
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Workplaces create their own hierarchies, regardless of whether the aim of the operation is to help people or make money.
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The central aim of the overhaul of the Vatican's media apparatus is to ensure it speaks with a consistent voice.
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However the latest draft also reinserts the aim of "advancing towards communism" that was taken out of the first draft.
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Cadillac's launching Book first in the New York metropolitan area, with the aim of expanding it to other markets gradually.
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The aim of the exercise was to look at ways to mitigate the spillover to other parts of the economy.
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It has conducted missile tests with the aim of being able to hit the United States with a nuclear bomb.
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Libra will be pegged to a basket of government-backed money and assets, with the aim of making it stable.
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A source from Team Sky told MPs that such exemptions were used tactically, "with an ultimate aim of supporting performance".
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The bots are electric and cloud-connected, with the aim of making cleaning practices "green, consistent and easy to manage".
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And instead says the intention remains to reform the law "with the aim of a more comprehensive protection of housing".
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The government has said the aim of its education law was to address administrative shortcomings of foreign universities in Hungary.
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They work for supermarket retailers up to a point, if they are able to achieve the aim of cost-cutting.
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As part of DedSec, players complete missions around San Francisco with the aim of destroying the city's advanced surveillance system.
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Moody's Investors Service acquired a majority stake in Vigeo Eiris in April, with the aim of promoting global ESG standards.
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The K9 Crew program was launched here in 2016, with the aim of providing travelers with stress relief and comfort.
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Unilever's division heads have been told to review their operations with the aim of boosting shareholder returns, the FT said.
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The aim of the research, led by scientist, Kathy Niakan, is to understand the first week of an embryo's development.
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The real aim of this ceasefire from the Russian perspective was to keep Assad in power as long as possible.
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The aim of investing in unlisted stocks would be to improve the trade-off between risk and return, it added.
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The BLM has progressed along a similar path with the aim of better refining its important land use planning role.
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The strategic aim of the Taliban in 2016 remains to seize control of a provincial capital, according to Gen. Nicholson.
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MUNICH (Reuters) - German Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said on Monday that the aim of a planned merger of Alstom (ALSO.
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The aim of the show is to connect several different generations of explorers, from colonial times through the present day.
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Government will also modernise its guidance on electronic ID verification with the aim of supporting tech for accessing financial services.
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The EU introduced harmonized short-selling regulation in November 2012 with the aim of increasing transparency and reducing settlement risk.
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The Supreme Court has ruled universities may use affirmative action with the aim of helping minority applicants get into college.
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The test flight was a crucial milestone before the company moves forward with its aim of sending tourists to space.
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The aim of the change, according to the notice, is to increase mineral prospectors' interests in mining on forest land.
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Turkey has dismissed the accusations of sanctions-busting as politically-motivated, with the aim of "cornering" Turkey and its economy.
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All of this ties in with China's larger aim of expanding its "soft power" alongside growing economic and military power.
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This meant that the innocent business of studying the Bible could be turned to the subversive aim of acquiring literacy.
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That is the aim of a noxious bill that has gained momentum in the waning days of the Albany session.
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He said Beijing and Moscow have been developing missiles, lasers and other technologies with the aim of targeting US satellites.
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The emotional aim of breast reconstruction is to help make patients feel whole, and studies evaluating this support this assertion.
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The company has launched an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, with an aim of raising some $550 million.
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Recently, a former colleague at Audemars Piguet has worked with Mr. Dufour with the sole aim of training new workers.
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The aim of the programme is to plant 100 million trees all over the country over the next five years.
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That may be the aim of denialists pining for perfectly safe systems (unless they're truly deluded by techno-utopian dreams).
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We all know achieving the central aim of the Paris Agreement will require more drastic emissions cuts than previously thought.
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Winning and competition is not the aim of most participants, and many races don't give out award money at all.
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Some officers film them from behind the police lines, doubtlessly with the aim of making arrests at a later date.
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The aim of surgery was to straighten Takeuchi's spine and fix his posture, not to enable him to walk again.
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Soon after, he helped found Utah County's first L.G.B.T. resource center, with the aim of preventing youth suicide and homelessness.
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I put on costumes, and invent magical creatures, all in the aim of building that sense of safety for him.
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One aim of the Special City Island District, for example, is to protect the nautical character of that Bronx neighborhood.
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Regulation will go into effect no later than 2018, with the aim of cutting methane pollution 40 percent by 2030.
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Large Christian ministries were dedicated to the aim of integration, and many black Christians decided to join white-majority congregations.
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All too quickly she abandons her aim of defining democracy in order to make it more than an empty slogan.
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Mr. Kushner has not provided for a reduction in the level of legal immigration, a central aim of immigration hawks.
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He attacked a synagogue with the explicit aim of stopping Jews from engaging in this kind of pro-migrant activism.
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Gove said the main aim of the offer was to make MPs "focus" on the options in front of them.
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My point is not that we need to forget the aim of easily comprehensible communication — obviously, that remains the goal.
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The aim of Wine School is to help all of us develop our own sense of deliciousness, our own taste.
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The U.S. State Department said it would be interested in joining future talks, with the aim of denuclearizing the North.
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LDC said it was also enlarging its Senior Leadership Team with the aim of exploring new growth opportunities, it said.
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The plant and others like it undermine China's aim of being a global leader on efforts to limit climate change.
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Son, an ambitious dealmaker, masterminded SoftBank's 2013 takeover of Sprint with the aim of quickly merging it with T-Mobile.
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Afghan peace talks would begin shortly after with an aim of a phased withdrawal of U.S. forces over 18 months.
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But in 2017 the club started an innovation hub, with the stated aim of becoming the Silicon Valley of soccer.
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What I do support — fully — is Bennet's aim of hiring people who don't conform to a liberal orthodoxy of thought.
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The festival will also hold a symposium with the aim of educating companies on how to better serve autistic people.
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Precisely that — rocking the boat — has, however, been the underlying aim of the great utopias that have shaped Western culture.
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While at university, he founded the Nottingham Entrepreneurs with the aim of providing networking and skills development to entrepreneurial students.
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It started a nationwide survey in 2014 with the aim of tracking 5,214 patients under the country's TB-control program.
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The major aim of the series then arrives when Sofiane is unable to commit either of the killings Obé requires.
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Hurtling into some macho love fest with Vlad based on the vague shared aim of smashing ISIS would be calamitous.
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But two days after they filed their suit, with the aim of challenging the settlement, a judge ratified the deal.
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While suspense may be the emotional aim of the watch, the payoff — the chime — required no small feat of engineering.
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If this does happen, it would undermine the aim of establishing Shanghai as a major pricing hub for crude oil.
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That seems to be the aim of a new study that urges Pluto be returned to its former planetary glory.
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The aim of that CIA program was to ostensibly gain useful intelligence from detainees in the wake of 9/11.
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The overall aim of the two-day workshop was for ambassadors and fellows to meet and share stories and knowledge.
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The aim of both laboratory outrages was to mislead people into thinking that breathing something harmful wasn't really so bad.
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The aim of adversarial machine learning is to trick the computers by feeding them inputs that'll mess up their determinations.
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The draft omits a clause in the current constitution that enshrines the aim of building a "communist society" in Cuba.
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However the latest draft also reinserts the aim of "advancing toward communism" that was taken out of the first draft.
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The aim of the mock scenario is to teach rapt foreign visitors how to deal with an attack on a market.
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"The business had previously undergone a pre-packaged sale with the aim of protecting value and achieving stability," administrator PWC said.
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That's the case with Disrupt J20, a group organizing a series of protests with the direct aim of disrupting the inauguration.
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Other banks are looking at updating their own indexes with the aim of selling them to a wider range of clients.
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In the US, Congress has blocked any clinical trials with the aim of turning an edited IVF embryo into a baby.
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Indonesian President Joko Widodo has been vocal about his aim of attracting 20 million international visitors to his country by 2020.
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The aim of injecting them is to increase the production of collagen and vitamins in the areas that have been pricked.
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Perhaps the aim of admiring biographies and articles is to prompt their readers to emulate the work ethic of such leaders.
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Three years ago Mr Snyder created the Michigan Office for New Americans, with the aim of attracting skilled and entrepreneurial immigrants.
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The aim of debate is to be the most convincing, not the smartest, and anyone who's good at debating knows this.
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Re-opening the airport has been a major aim of U.N.-led peace talks and a demand of the Houthi administration.
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That is the aim of our Open Future project, marking The Economist's 175th anniversary with essays, debates, reports, podcasts and films.
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Part of the money will also be used on improving the software, with the aim of making the service on-demand.
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Organisers Sustainabiliteens Vancouver said the aim of the first climate march after the election was to show the government their persistence.
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Mr. Gandhi said the aim of his branding and marketing was to conjure nostalgia for bygone eras and local fragrance traditions.
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This switch in perspective feels of a piece with Motus's aim of pulling the comfortable rug out from beneath its audience.
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The aim of our research was to discover the changes, if any, that occurred in vertebrate life histories across the PTME.
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The aim of the program is to help improve air quality monitoring but also to bring more investment into energy efficiency.
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Screening live video is a particularly pressing issue at a time where terrorists commit atrocities with the aim of going viral.
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An aim of the HeForShe movement she heads is to get men to champion and voice their concerns for gender equality.
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After all, says Keiji Furuya, a politician, the party was born in 1955 with the explicit aim of amending the constitution.
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Economists have largely fulfilled Marshall's aim of rising from muddy ideological debates; the biggest fights today are between methodologies, not ideologies.
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Combined, they will support Lilium's aim of producing hundreds of aircraft a year by the time commercial services begin in 2025.
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The aim of the plan, according to the IAAF, is to make the governing body "an accountable, responsible and responsive organization".
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There's now little hope that phones will ever contribute a large amount of aim of a billion devices running Windows 10.
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Uber has made consistent losses, with the aim of capturing a huge market share and then being able to raise prices.
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Hun Sen proposed the amendments last month with the aim of removing Sam Rainsy from the political equation, one analyst said.
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Mel MacDonald backs the overall aim of NEF, but was left with a bad taste after volunteering and performing last year.
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This is in line with the Capital Markets Union aim of reducing the reliance on banks to fund the real economy.
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Britain's government recently announced the aim of making the country carbon-neutral by 2050, the first G7 country to do so.
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This should continue and be extended to other 5G providers, with the aim of minimising the sloppy coding that creates vulnerabilities.
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Included in the changes, Groups were made private with the aim of reducing some of the spam that people were posting.
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Since then, Samsung has been reportedly testing dual-screen smartphones, with the aim of bringing some type of device to market.
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The central aim of the acquisition is to breathe much needed new energy and ideas into the industry, though, HP said.
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On the contrary, the law is to be revised by law with the aim of a more comprehensive protection of housing.
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In addition, they have purchased vast quantities of government bonds with the express aim of driving down long-term interest rates.
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The aim of the practice, mainly prevalent from the 1960s to 1980s, was for the immigrants to eventually return to Nigeria.
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It buys Trump a lot of wiggle room in the months ahead — and that was the strategic aim of the speech.
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Billionaire businessman Ayman Hariri founded social network Vero with the aim of reaching a more grown-up audience, but without advertising.
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And as governments and aid donors seek to cut graft, the original, meritocratic aim of civil-service exams seems increasingly relevant.
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He said earlier this year that the aim of state-run utilities is to guarantee energy security, not to pay dividends.
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The aim of the increased intelligence will be to find high value targets and concentrations of ISIS fighters, the official said.
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City Developments also said it believes the measures support the aim of buying property as a form of long-term investment.
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Some of them have returned with the aim of carrying out attacks in Europe, like those seen in Brussels and Paris.
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Prototype testing got underway in the early 2000s, with the aim of having the new ATC system in place by 2015.
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Finally, and most importantly, the bank achieved the ultimate aim of QE—to reduce the yield on long-term government debt.
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What the turtle did not understand: The aim of information warfare is to induce an adversary to let down its guard.
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Lorenzana said on Tuesday the military had intensified operations on land with the aim of defeating Abu Sayyaf within six months.
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But behind the scenes it was moving towards its aim of using ever smaller volumes of blood in more consumer tests.
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They are smaller and stronger, with more security features than their predecessors, with the aim of making them harder to counterfeit.
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The aim of satyagraha was to arouse the conscience of oppressors and invigorate their victims with a sense of moral agency.
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One aim of the practice has been to reconfigure electoral boundaries to transfer redundant votes from safe districts into swing districts.
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The aim of the discussion was to build on momentum created by a recent three-day cease-fire, the newspaper reported.
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"These terrorist groups are now attacking religion with the macabre aim of dividing us," according to a statement from the government.
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The aim of the partnership is toprovidefree Google Home Minis to people with paralysis to help improve their independence at home.
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Cameron called the referendum with the aim of keeping the Conservative Party united and preventing voters from flocking over to UKIP.
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The deal was made to help DeepMind develop an app called Streams with the aim of monitoring patients with kidney disease.
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Rather, it alleges that the payments were bribes with the aim of influencing the LIA's decision to enter into the trades.
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Police spokeswoman Polly Namaye told Reuters the latest gear purchase was made with the aim of maintaining security on election day.
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Back in 2015 a startup called SearchInk, launched out of Berlin with the aim of combining machine learning with handwriting recognition.
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Luebeck airport was bought in 2014 with the aim of attracting medical tourists, but a year later the airport was bankrupt.
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The aim of the ceremony is to celebrate the sport of Muay Thai and pay respect to teachers, past and present.
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It also intends to modernise its guidance on electronic ID verification with the aim of supporting technology for accessing financial services.
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The agreement included the aim of achieving a final status peace agreement within five years, but implementation and subsequent negotiations foundered.
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Blanchette will take the mantle of CEO immediately, the company said Tuesday, with the aim of turning around the struggling brand.
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Natalie: What about the argument that some inflammatory speakers come to campus with the express aim of creating a hostile environment?
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"The largely unspoken, but always central, aim of its most vigorous supporters was to constrain the United States," Mr. Bolton said.
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The group will officially incorporate later this year with the aim of linking brewers, buyers, sommeliers and others in the industry.
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"The only aim of the sit-in is to stop fighting from both sides," said one of the organizers, Iqbal Khaibar.
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Part of the aim of Miller's biography is reclaiming Landon's writing as worthy of critical prestige, and it's a risky move.
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Congressional Republicans, meanwhile, are preparing a $1.5 trillion tax cut for businesses and individuals with the aim of stimulating economic growth.
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The explicit aim of the duty has always been the preservation of EU smelters, their workforces and their research and development.
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The aim of the study is to develop an algorithmic early detection system that can translate biological changes into preventative healthcare.
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That's the aim of Maapilim, a men's grooming line based in Tel Aviv inspired by the region's natural oils and extracts.
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Although, the final aim of all European governments should be the same: Stop transmission and prevent the spread to save lives.
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The aim of flygskam is to influence individuals to reduce their air travel, thus lowering the carbon emissions released by planes.
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The new housing complexes are typically four storeys high, with the aim of promoting densification and containing the city's urban sprawl.
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Extremely wealthy individuals may spend hundreds of millions on political contributions with the aim of influencing policies that will benefit them.
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It had been investing heavily in its European and US operations, with the aim of becoming a full-service investment bank.
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Academics like Tse have added all kinds of new features to blockchains, often with the aim of improving security and privacy.
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Challenger banks are small banking groups, predominantly based in the U.K., set up with the aim of competing with larger lenders.
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Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan are due to convene on Monday in Washington with the aim of resolving their disagreements by Jan.
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Musharraf then went into exile, but returned to Pakistan in 2013 with the aim of running in the country's national elections.
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Senior State Department officials said the aim of the report was to guide U.S. policy aimed at holding the perpetrators accountable.
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They, too, play with self-invention and theater, but with the aim of hammering down, rather than loosening up, utopian possibilities.
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Meanwhile, central banks have gobbled up bonds via massive asset purchase programs with the aim of lowering long-term borrowing costs.
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The ministry has proposed cutting employers' mandatory social security contributions with the aim of enticing businesses out of the shadow economy.
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The two economic powerhouses are in the midst of translating the deal, with the aim of signing it in early January.
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So there's plenty of looming context regarding the potential source and aim of iOS exploits like the one disclosed by Google.
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The new commitment builds upon the firm's 2015 aim of supporting 50 percent of its facilities with renewable energy by 2018.
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Over the past two months, Washington has sharply tightened sanctions against Tehran with the aim of halting its oil exports altogether.
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Project Sign eventually evolved into Project Blue Book, with the aim of convincing the public that flying saucers could be explained.
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A decade after he arrived, Mr. Tracy established the River Pierce Foundation with the aim of cleaning up the Rio Grande.
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The aim of Beyond Carbon is to develop the technology and infrastructure to power America with much less carbon dioxide emissions.
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Mirza plans to set up chapters of the YBHS at different UK universities, with the aim of opposing No Platform policies.
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Further consultation on the strategy is scheduled for May and June, Lloyd's said, with the aim of implementing proposals from early 2020.
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The electric scooter with the lofty aim of changing urban mobility and the way humanity stores and manages electricity, has reached Europe.
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"It was clear the main aim of the proposed detonation was a PR exercise and a show of one-upmanship," Reiffel said.
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Tom Cotton R-Arizona, with the aim of demonstrating support for Hong Kong's autonomy as a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of China.
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Zegona said on Monday it was raising funds with the aim of increasing its ownership of Euskaltel by up to 12.5 percent.
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The aim of removing only cradle wood grain makes the task extra challenging, since that wood grain is never observed in isolation.
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The aim of the draft resolution is to close loopholes in sanctions imposed in March, following Pyongyang's fourth nuclear test in January.
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This will include beefing up its management team with the aim of scaling up marketing and sales, and establishing new channel partners.
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Following that disclosure, however, Uber's fierce rival Grab began aggressively approaching Comfort drivers with the aim of converting them to its platform.
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A central aim of Mr. Trump's America First agenda is to bring back pieces of the supply chain lying outside the country.
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But that is the aim of a new study which examines the relationship between happiness and productivity for workers at British Telecom.
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We will continue to invest in the right global solutions with the aim of becoming the preeminent leader in biological specimen transportation.
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Unscrupulous clinics often placed multiple embryos in their wombs with the aim of making pregnancy more likely, without making the risks clear.
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The mayor's target is a 65% reduction in taxi emissions by 2025 with the stated aim of protecting the health of Londoners.
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U.S. intelligence agencies have said Russia interfered in the election with the aim of tipping it toward Trump and away from Clinton.
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The men were explicit that the aim of the proposed agreement was to fund the Lega party and sustain its election campaign.
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Should we choose the values espoused by a particular religion, according to which the aim of moral action is to worship God?
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Mr. Saeed says that India must be driven out of the region, which has been a primary aim of Lashkar-e-Taiba.
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In 212 it made an abortive bid for ABN AMRO, a Dutch firm, with the aim of creating a huge, universal bank.
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The aim of the redesign is to make the chat client simpler and to put your messages front and center once again.
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Re-opening the airport has been a major aim of U.N.-led peace talks and a key demand of the Houthi administration.
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It offers 70 virtual labs with the aim of increasing participation in STEM curricula, while also improving learning outcomes and retention rates.
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Egil Matsen, the central bank official supervising the fund, told Reuters that the fund would retain its aim of outperforming global markets.
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Senior officials from Iran and the deal's remaining parties will meet in Vienna on Friday with the aim of saving the agreement.
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If the aim of the operation is to expel ISIS from Jarablus and surrounding areas, it's unlikely to be achieved in days.
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"PDVSA does not tolerate acts of corruption and will continue investigating and acting with the aim of determining responsibilities," the company said.
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Questioning the integrity of all media — one aim of authoritarianism — can in turn lead to a kind of fatalism and policy paralysis.
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Accessing the 51,000 tonnes of U.N. wheat and milling equipment at the frontline flashpoint is a key aim of ongoing peace talks.
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Shachar Bialick, CEO of Curve, told CNBC that the company has started a funding round with the aim of raising $50 million.
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SPD leader Martin Schulz has called for closer EU integration, with the aim of achieving a "United States of Europe" by 2025.
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They then used the login to trigger bogus upgrades for premium smartphones — with the aim of intercepting devices before they reached customers.
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A second Obama administration program, "Timber Sycamore," was started by the CIA in late 2012 with the similar aim of arming rebels.
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This is the aim of Leapwork, which today announces a Series A investment of $10 million, from London's DN Capital and e.
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It includes nearly no dead time, despite its morbid, Frankenstein-esque aim of breathing artificial life back into an imagined 70s rock.
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"The basic aim of the state should be to take control of construction of new nuclear capacity," Babis told a nuclear conference.
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Legislation on the tax relief will be published in spring 2018 with the aim of making transferable tax histories available from Nov.
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The aim of any treatment is to get the tendon ends together and keep them close to each other as they heal.
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But Woods rejected the Treasury committee's call, saying it could detract from the PRA's current main aim of ensuring safety and soundness.
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The two will team up on articles, videos and eventually live conferences with the aim of increasing financial literacy, the companies said.
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Lower rates could weaken the dollar, boosting U.S. exports and appealing to a core Trump campaign aim of expanding U.S. manufacturing jobs.
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A new LED handbag lets you literally wear emoji on your sleeve, ironically with the aim of getting people to talk more.
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While the date has yet to be announced, the aim of the Cleveland concert is to mobilize black voters, BuzzFeed reported Monday.
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As for when Sound might appear on the market with the aim of changing that, your guess is as good as mine.
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The local governments first brought the lawsuit in 2000 with the aim of making the companies pay billions for the clean-up.
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Go players alternately place black or white stones on a grid of 19x19 squares with the aim of occupying the most territory.
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It is also clear that such attacks will be against soft targets with the aim of causing as many casualties as possible.
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Under this proposal, the central bank prints money to dole out to the public, with the aim of boosting growth and inflation.
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The aim of this barrage of disinformation is to create doubt in the minds of Ukrainians about the legitimacy of their government.
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In short, the aim of monetary policy has been to expand credit expansion via the commercial banks but the pipeline is blocked.
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The free speech guarantee prohibits the "packing" and "cracking" of "disfavoured speakers...into legislative districts with the aim of diluting their votes".
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The aim of the workshops is to "agree an action plan for tweaking the regulation," said a separate person familiar with them.
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SoftBank had acquired Sprint in 2012 with the aim of also taking over T-Mobile, rather than being Deutsche Telekom's junior partner.
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Some dissidents in Cuba and former U.S. diplomats say the paucity of staff undermines Washington's stated aim of promoting pro-democracy movements.
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He said the aim of Vatican diplomacy was "building bridges" and seek discussions as "brothers, which often take place behind closed doors".
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The precise aim of the investments was not immediately clear, but the insurer said it intended to prepare for customers' future needs.
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If the aim of the project is to break down stereotypes, it seems counterintuitive to pick titles from a list of "bestsellers".
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The practical aim of Starlink (aside from cashing in) is to cover Earth with high-speed, low-latency, and affordable internet access.
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The testbed pilot programme was initially unveiled in 2017 with the aim of providing first-last mile commutes for residents across Singapore.
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The billionaire Tesla CEO has a start-up called The Boring Company with the aim of finding a way to ease traffic.
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In simplest terms, the aim of the bill is to keep business transactions between music creators and digital platforms fair and equitable.
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The aim of Moon Express is to mine resources on the moon which can then be sent back to earth and used.
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The measure would also raise local taxes on ammunition sales, with the aim of using the money to fund gun safety courses.
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The aim of this is to strengthen banks and prevent the taxpayer bailouts that took place during the 2007-2009 financial crisis.
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Facebook continues to choose profit over data security, taking risks in order to prioritise their aim of making money from user data.
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Therefore, America's 28,500 troops will stay put while the DPRK opens discussions pertaining to its denuclearization, the aim of the Trump administration.
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One area of concern identified by lobbyists as a possible stumbling block is Lighthizer's aim of incorporating U.S.-specific automotive content requirements.
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The aim of Starling was always to ensure that the whole world could benefit from the opportunity of a healthy financial life.
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But that is the aim of a new study* which examines the relationship between happiness and productivity of workers at British Telecom.
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Apparently, the aim of their activities was to "stoke outrage" and "amplify racial tensions" in order to influence the 2016 U.S. election.
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He puts 10 to 20 percent of his savings in private equity companies, with the aim of eventually hopefully doubling his income.
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The Federal Reserve system, with its component regional banks, was created in 1913 with the aim of spreading power around the country.
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The most basic aim of Ethereum was to make it possible to program binding agreements into the blockchain — the smart contract concept.
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That proposal did little but cement Putin's control over Assad and secure Assad's long-term aim of maintaining a chemical weapons capacity.
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Yet she is also busily renovating the rooms upstairs, with the aim of sometime soon making that outside sign truthful once again.
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The commission hopes to host more tournaments, with the added aim of teaching children strategies for saving money and making good investments.
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Federal traffic police stepped up their patrols on the roads around Vila do Joao, with the aim of preventing them from fleeing.
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She has a new understanding of what she's capable of and plans to resume classes with the aim of becoming a nurse.
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Paris pushed the G5 force creation with the long-term aim of placing the region's security in the hands of local forces.
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The Pentagon said the aim of its Manbij deployment was to ensure different parties in the area did not attack each other.
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Alpha Stim is a device that sends electricity through the brain with the aim of helping people with depression, anxiety, and insomnia.
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The trolls are focusing almost exclusively on racial issues in the US, with the aim of deepening divisions and provoking social unrest.
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"The aim of the stations is to develop good habits in Haitians," said Emmanuel Paul, 42, Scout leader for Haiti's western region.
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The SNB is also working closely with the Federal Council with the aim of providing the best possible support to the economy.
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The aim of the film I have made—HyperNormalisation—is to bring that new power into focus, and show its true dimensions.
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In the interview, Tillerson endorsed "direct" negotiations with North Korea, with the aim of getting them to give up their nuclear weapons.
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The premise prompts the sorts of conversations most other late-night shows avoid, with the aim of achieving depth and forthright honesty.
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"The Central Bank will go on using all the means in its hands for the aim of price stability," the statement said.
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But it is not so "hidden" because the aim of the duty was always to support the dwindling number of European smelters.
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I'm studying the New Testament at Northern Seminary, with the aim of transitioning into their master of divinity program in two years.
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"The aim of the prize has always been to reflect the major moments and shifts taking place in fashion," Ms. Arnault said.
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Pro-Kremlin media outlets meanwhile have been spreading disinformation abroad about the public health crisis with the aim of "aggravating" the situation.
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A new report on universal basic income (UBI) questions whether the system can achieve its aim of alleviating poverty and reducing inequality.
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Vision Zero, which Mayor Bill de Blasio initiated in 2014, has the ambitious aim of eliminating all traffic-related fatalities by 2024.
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Material released by a hostile foreign government, with the aim of confusing voters and evidently without significant new information, failed to qualify.
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Until today, the startup was known as Verifly, a name tied to the company's initial aim of providing insurance to drone pilots.
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The restrictions are "necessary" and conditions-based with the aim of protecting Americans by having stronger vetting standards, one senior official said.
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"Instead, he has been keeping political tension in the country with the aim of boosting his own political power," the HDZ said.
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He puts 10-to-20 percent of his savings in private equity companies, with the aim of eventually hopefully doubling his income.
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NASA would get a $25 billion boost from Trump's plan, with the aim of sending astronauts back to the moon by 2024.
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At this early stage in the research, the primary aim of the study was to find out whether the treatment was safe.
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The aim of the expert session was for all the speakers to bring their insights on these issues to the GCC meeting.
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Under Theodore Roosevelt, the U.S. established a legislature in Manila with the aim of schooling Filipinos in the ways of representative democracy.
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The articles are then set to be debated Thursday in the Judiciary Committee, with the aim of impeaching the President before Christmas.
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He claims we are trying to limit the Knowledge Economy, with the aim of depriving access to it among the working class.
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They are pegged to financial assets like stocks, bonds and real estate, with the aim of avoiding the volatility seen in cryptocurrencies.
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However, with each successive travel order, the chances of the challengers have diminished and the aim of the administration has dramatically improved.
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When Lam withdrew the controversial extradition bill earlier this month, she said universal suffrage was the "ultimate aim" of the Basic Law.
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This would appear contradictory to Trump's long-held aim of pressuring China economically for what his administration has called unfair trade practices.
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The agreed-upon bill also includes billions of dollars in deauthorizations towards the aim of being "fiscally responsible," the press release states.
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This is the aim of FintechOS, a Romanian startup that actually aims to help incumbents compete in this brave new, competitive, world.
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This is the aim of the European Union, to create (a) more equal playing field between telecom operators and social media platforms.
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A confidential report to the U.N. Security Council accuses Rwanda of recruiting and training Burundian refugees with the aim of ousting Nkurunziza.
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The military stepped in three times to topple governments between 1960 and 1980, with the aim of upholding Turkey's constitutionally mandated secularism.
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After the Senate voted to approve Kavanaugh, Trump took a victory lap, putting a lie to the aim of the investigation process.
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Forcelli recently rewrote the A.T.F.'s manual on eyewitness identifications, with the aim of improving procedures in order to safeguard against error.
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The militants said the aim of the mission was to act as a warning for nations that have allied with French forces.
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All three project express the collaborators' aim of exchanging methods between contemporary art and anthropology to build a more expansive research toolkit.
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Similar legal changes have gone into effect in Australia and Europe, with the aim of shutting down the major markets for stolen lumber.
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Opened in 2013, the school offers classes for hobbyists and serious designers, with the aim of preserving the trade and growing the profession.
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But, while the aim of Station F is to put France on the international start-up map, Joffe also still sees potential barriers.
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Euro zone leaders generally agree one aim of deeper integration is to better protect the 19 countries using the euro from financial crises.
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With the aim of reviving tourism and diversifying the economy, the government plans to turn the city into a massive open air museum.
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It's part of an initiative launched by the French government in 2013, with the aim of reducing food waste by 50% by 2025.
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"Weapons were used with the aim of forcibly stopping the Ukrainian warships," the FSB said in a statement circulated to Russian state media.
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While the driver model employed by both Uber and Google is different, the ultimate aim of both might be the same: driverless taxis.
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The influential OPEC oil cartel gathered at its headquarters in Vienna, Austria with the aim of reaching an accord over throttling back output.
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"The primary aim of the activity is to formally obtain material that may assist New Zealand Police in their ongoing investigation," police said.
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Under Mr. Xi, the party has also dispatched teams of officials to universities with the aim of monitoring the ideological views of teachers.
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The aim of the fund is to ensure a future source of wealth from current revenue derived from Norway's oil and gas sales.
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President Bush, also known as 43, came into office with the aim of bringing the country together under the banner of compassionate conservatism.
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"The aim of this book was to create a collection of the finest tiny, but detailed, LEGO models," Zamboni tells The Creators Project.
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The Islamist extremist group has waged an insurgency in the East African nation since 2006 with the aim of toppling the Somali government.
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At first, the aim of those organizing caravans was to draw attention to the criminal assaults that vulnerable migrants endure along the way.
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In 2013, he co-founded Atlas Mara, which purchases African banks with the aim of establishing a sub-Saharan Africa-wide banking chain.
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The Australian government has released a telemovie in war-torn regions with the aim of stopping asylum seekers heading for Australia by boat.
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If the idea proves successful, authorities may expand the system to other ATM vendors with the aim of eventually covering the whole country.
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And Nvidia's own AI will monitor when employees arrive and leave, with the ostensible aim of adjusting the building's heating and cooling systems.
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One group is targeting major regional banks with the aim of enhancing their intermediary functions so as to boost lending, the sources said.
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But price swings in the lit exchanges have reduced, another aim of the rules implemented by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).
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Under the vTaiwan process, the first stage was 'objective', with the aim of simply laying out the basic facts of what was known.
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Bensalah has named a panel to start talks with the opposition with the aim of preparing and setting a date for presidential elections.
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That's not the aim of Fisher and his team, who set out to start a company that's focused on streamlining the checkout experience.
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You may remember that Factual was founded a decade ago by Gil Elbaz, with the aim of creating an open repository for data.
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Financial institutions have been investing in blockchain with the aim of developing software that can help them better manage some data-heavy processes.
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The deficit is expected to narrow to A$6.0 billion by 2019/20, with the aim of returning to surplus by 2020/21.
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I spent three days watching him perform what he called a "full-body microbiome transplant" with the aim of fixing his gut issues.
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SBU chief Vasily Gritsak said the man had made contact with armed groups in Ukraine with the aim of buying weapons and explosives.
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Other apps have launched in the past with the aim of offering a co-watching experience, like YouTubeSocial, WeMesh, LiveLead, AirTime and others.
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Meanwhile, Clinton's campaign also sent out a number of emails to its supporters this week, mainly with the aim of raising campaign funding.
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If he can discover the underlying principle, then the aim of replacing pig cardiac cells entirely with human ones will have come closer.
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Today it's launched a crowdfunding campaign on the Seedrs equity platform with the aim of funding the next steps in its development process.
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The aim of the polder model is to create consensus for difficult measures by making all big players jointly responsible for the plan.
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The overarching aim of the book is more ambitious still: to challenge the reader's ideas about both hunter-gatherer life and human nature.
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But the chief aim of the meeting appears to have been to persuade Mr Trump to renew his efforts to meet Mr. Kim.
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The move would be in advance China's plan to land its astronauts there by 2030, with the aim of eventually colonizing the moon.
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An aim of the test is to see if a collapse of one clearing house could trigger a domino effect across the system.
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The aim of those studying the macroeconomy has always been to understand the economy's wobbles, and to work out when governments should intervene.
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The aim of Mr Navalny's campaign, by contrast, is to show that the king is naked, not to dress him up in armour.
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And Republicans will exult in achieving their long-held aim of slashing America's business taxes (while also providing temporary personal income-tax cuts).
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The round included Asia-based investors Hawk Ventures (China) and Global Brain (Japan) with the aim of increasing focus on potential growth markets.
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Kenzen delivers real-time health insights using patented biosensors, sweat analysis and predictive analytics with the aim of preempting dehydration, cramping, and injuries.
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The aim of any bill should be a proper reform, rather than an unfunded tax cut, hard as that will be (see article).
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Zhao Keqian, from a nearby village, says people understand the aim of the project but not the way the local government handled it.
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Over the past year, a growing number of initiatives have been launched with the aim of helping us navigate the "post-truth" world.
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The aim of Dublin electronic music duo PolyGlove's songs on their new EP, On Tick, are no less than to help you transcend.
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"In the coming days, we will meet the main social partners with the aim of producing the budget ahead of schedule", Conte said.
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It does, however, set guidelines for loans with the aim of reducing risk for lenders and making capital more available to small businesses.
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Followers of Sufism undertake distinct ritual practices, such as reciting hymns and poetry, with the aim of reaching a direct encounter with God.
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These darling little teensy-tiny baby satellites are following the miniaturisation trend, with the aim of making space exploration affordable even to hobbyists.
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The aim of this is to prevent internet companies from skirting the law by intentionally turning a blind eye to a user's age.
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The Lima Group was set up in 2017 with the aim of finding a peaceful solution to Venezuela's deepening economic and humanitarian crisis.
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She entered the industry with the aim of making adult films that focus on story, characters, and the female gaze above all else.
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Mr. Abdo Benítez and Mr. Alegre vowed to strengthen the country's judiciary with the aim of making Paraguay more attractive to foreign investors.
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The source also said that Terra Firma intended to accelerate the sale process, with the aim of closing the deal by Aug. 5.
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The aim of the US, they said, is not regime change in North Korea but a "peaceful pressure campaign" to denuclearize it. 3.
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The African Development Bank handed out over $1 billion in the past two years with the explicit aim of boosting intra-African trade.
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Moreover, according to our intelligence agencies, this effort was ordered by Putin himself with the explicit aim of helping Trump win the election.
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The aim of that add-on, Huang and Snowden say, is to offer a constant check on whether your phone's radios are transmitting.
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Steinmeier also said his Turkish counterpart had indicated that the main aim of NATO's counter-migration mission in the Aegean had been accomplished.
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In 2015, Congress added $90 million to the Department of Labor's Apprenticeship USA initiative, with the aim of attracting new industries and employers.
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A century later -- despite many outstanding female achievements and advancements -- the event's original aim of full gender parity has yet to be realized.
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Washington backed him and imposed tough new sanctions on Venezuela's oil industry, with the aim of forcing Maduro and his allies from power.
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Reaching the mark of 1.5 million users is in keeping with Google's larger aim of reaching 10 million Indians at 453 train stations.
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Then both chambers need to pass it by simple majority, with the aim of getting it to Trump's desk by Wednesday, Dec. 20.
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" I have to be honest: Before reading your book, I don't know if I ever considered "happiness" an innate aim of feminism. "Right?
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Robert E. Lee, who was a leader of the secessionist movement during the Civil War with the aim of preserving and expanding slavery.
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Syrian rebel factions launched an attack on Syrian government territory in Quneitra on Friday, with the aim of connecting two insurgent-held areas.
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The aim of these new measures being implemented throughout the health care system is to curb the epidemic of opioid addiction and overdoses.
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It would give contractors up to $50,000 in back pay, with the aim of specifically addressing the shutdown's effects on low-wage workers.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentine President Mauricio Macri repeats the aim of his economic policies so often it has become a mantra: "zero poverty".
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Instead they weaponize their wealth, with the aim of creating even more capital and remaking society according to their own, unrepresentative political beliefs.
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These people are very clear about their aim of finding work in the industry—the videos they make are calling cards, audition reels.
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MiFID has squeezed smaller banks by forcing them to charge separately for research and trading, with the aim of boosting transparency for clients.
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Maduro says this is part of an "economic war" waged by the opposition and Washington, with the aim of ousting his unpopular government.
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The aim of the Smoot-Hawley tariffs, he said, was to make foreign products more expensive to encourage Americans to buy domestic products.
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The bloc emerged in the wake of World War II with the aim of avoiding conflict and bringing economic prosperity to the region.
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Netanyahu told CNN in September that Iran was trying to "colonize'' Syria with the aim of "destroying us and conquering the Middle East.
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However, he said Biegun's proposal had a "sinister aim of appeasing us in a bid to pass with ease" Pyongyang's year-end deadline.
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Shi Wen, who attended her first fitness class two years ago with the aim of being thin, is now a part-time trainer.
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Currently, IVF is in the process of becoming a public bank with the aim of increasing its exposure to SMEs and social projects.
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On Wednesday, HTT said it will begin building a hyperloop track in Abu Dhabi with the aim of having it operational by 2020.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio's aim of providing modern technology to the masses ran headlong into the reality of life on the city's streets.
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"Brazil looks to Africa with friendship and respect, with the aim of advancing projects that bring us even closer together," Mr. Temer said.
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He wants to fire nuclear weapons at Mars' poles with the aim of terraforming it — that is, making the surface habitable for humans.
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The aim of the streamlining and vertical structure is to create more visibility, accountability and control, minimize bureaucracy, and innovate faster, he said.
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An agreement would allow U.S. President Donald Trump to achieve his aim of ending a war launched in the days after the Sept.
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" It added that both sides were consulting on the matter "with the aim of reaching a comprehensive understanding and resolution of the situation.
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On the one hand, you have US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and his stated aim of turning China into a market-based economy.
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The government, though, has said it plans to hold its shares with a long-term aim of making a profit on its investment.
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Afghan and US forces launched a counteroffensive against the ISIS affiliate in March 2017 with the aim of driving it out of Afghanistan.
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Even while companies like Sonder emerge with the aim of making apartment rentals more like a hotel, Airbnb itself is moving toward hotels.
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Rivals are also investing in digital farming with the aim of generating service revenues that could offset any future drop in chemicals volumes.
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Since early 2017, OPEC, Russia and other non-OPEC crude producers have curbed output with the aim of eliminating a global oil glut.
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I thought a lot about this tension between art with a more traditional aim of self-expression versus works that feel very documentary.
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FF has also started Founders Factory, with the aim of launching 200 startups in the next 5 years by working with corporate partners.
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This institutionalization, the authors claim, led it to betray its central aim of articulating the knowledge needed to live virtuous and rewarding lives.
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EasyJet said its partnership would see it support Wright Electric's aim of designing and scaling its commercial electric aircraft over the next decade.
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Today they are announcing a $2.1 million seed round to get their platform to market, with a slated aim of launching in September.
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I'd been applying for insight days at various investment banks with the aim of eventually applying for an internship in sales and trading.
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The government said the aim of the fund was to widen procurement for security technologies via investing in cyber security and defense startups.
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RYOT, founded in 2012, has been shooting VR and 360-degree films and documentaries with the aim of giving viewers more immersive experiences.
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The aim of releasing the names on that list was to make people second guess themselves, to make people afraid, and it worked.
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Allaire said that the aim of the USD Coin was to bring mainstream financial processes into the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology.
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Spectacles are sunglasses with embedded cameras that Snapchat introduced two months ago with the aim of funneling ever more videos to its service.
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Initially spearheaded by the CNN correspondent Harris Whitbeck in 2017, the aim of the project is to make residents feel more at home.
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For this third performance, instead of just playing as part of Oranssi Pazuzu, the aim of Waste of Space Orchestra is considerably higher.
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Since May, he has tightened sanctions with the aim of halting Iran's oil exports entirely, depriving it of its main source of revenue.
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Kony has led the LRA with the aim of ousting Uganda's government and replacing it with a system guided by the Ten Commandments.
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A central aim of the Help America Vote Act was to make it easier for people to cast a ballot on Election Day.
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In the Landry case, school officials made up tales drawn from racial stereotypes, with the aim of enhancing a student's chances of admission.
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If a company can move from testing to commercial deployment, it must still navigate daily operations efficiently in the aim of becoming profitable.
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That included a 17 percent decline for its flagship Camry midsize sedan, which was completely redesigned with the aim of increasing market share.
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They said the actions were organized by the United States, Israel and Saudi Arabia with the aim of bringing down the Islamic government.
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It would fulfill the aim of the architects of Gothic cathedrals around Europe who wanted to touch heaven with their spires, he added.
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It uncovers a moral flaw inherent in the primary aim of the Emergency Rescue Committee, premised on the principle of Orwell's Animal Farm.
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The shortage threatens to undermine a major aim of legalization: to tame an illegal marijuana trade estimated at 5.3 billion Canadian dollars annually.
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Now those teams are working together to synchronize data and deliver targeted ads, with the aim of becoming a commercial powerhouse like Facebook.
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But increasingly they're betting on other modes of transportation — with the aim of becoming the only service people need to get around cities.
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Last month, the two sides began free trade talks, with the aim of making Panama a hub for Chinese goods in Central America.
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And President Trump has signed a sweeping executive order to eliminate and streamline environmental regulations with the aim of speeding up infrastructure projects.
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The official aim of Turkey's invasion was to remove the YPG, which Mr Erdogan's government considers a terrorist group, from the border areas.
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