Others may have ambitions for themselves and ambitions in the future.
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INTERNATIONAL AMBITIONS China's ambitions for the Hualong One extend overseas as well.
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CVS' ambitions keep growing, but skepticism about those ambitions isn't going away.
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Microsoft's ambitions for News Pro are unclear Microsoft's ambitions for News Pro are unclear.
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He envies Kim's solo ambitions, he tells her, because he once had those very ambitions himself.
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But the Triby has other ambitions — those family gadget ambitions — that are fun, but mostly they're forgettable.
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China's ambitions in the Far North, said Aleksi Harkonen, Finland's ambassador for Arctic affairs, mirror its ambitions everywhere else.
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Someday someone will write a great novel about the distance revolutionaries maintain between their ambitions for society and their ambitions for themselves.
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It takes her small ambitions of sisterhood as seriously as it takes anything in its story, even when she expresses those ambitions childishly.
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As her political ambitions and her disgraced, heir-to-the-throne brother Kendall both faltered, maybe her ambitions in the family business grew?
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Some of them have ambitions inside Afghanistan, for example the Taliban, but majority of the groups have ambitions that go beyond Afghanistan's borders.
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They're dual examples of the ambitions of cable TV today and of the wildly different directions those ambitions can take: big-ticket spectacle vs.
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Airshow China, in the southern city of Zhuhai, offers Beijing an opportunity to demonstrate its ambitions in civil aerospace and to underline its defense ambitions.
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It is true that my sisters and I were the tool's of my mother's ambitions — her ambitions not just for her children, but for herself.
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"One has to be wary of any country, especially with political ambitions or any sort of ambitions, but that's life," Scicluna told CNBC in Brussels.
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" A Rolling Stone critic prophetically observed that I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got "is less about O'Connor's ambitions than the cost of those ambitions.
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"While what we were offering worked well with the ambitions of ten years ago, you have to evolve your offering to meet the ambitions of today," says Sohoni.
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Amazon's UK ambitions Amazon led a $575 million funding round into Deliveroo in May, signaling that the company could become a key part of its global food delivery ambitions.
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Amazon's UK ambitions Amazon led a $575 million funding round into Deliveroo in May, signaling that the company could become a key part of its global food delivery ambitions.
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And the hard truth about the future of streaming services is that even those with the loftiest stated ambitions will be obliged to balance those ambitions against market demand.
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The creation of the new fund underscores China's ambitions to expand its tech capabilities and also signals how those ambitions are being threatened by slowing growth and recent market turmoil.
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It's often hard to disentangle its philanthropic work from its fundraising activities, Bill's work on its behalf from Hillary's political ambitions, and some of its shadier figures from its noble ambitions.
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" His parents "ceased preaching to him about his ambitions.
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Roger Stone needs money — to fund his legal ambitions.
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Mr. Trump may be forced to temper his ambitions. .
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ALBANY — Amid talk of presidential ambitions in 2020, Gov.
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Containing Iran Iran is thought to have expansionist ambitions, and these ambitions have begun to chafe under a slowly increasing US hard power deployment in the region, opposition sources have told CNN.
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They knew, too, they couldn't afford for their ambitions to be bigger than their pockets unless their ambitions would prove to be lucrative; and they knew their American Dream was really about independence.
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So do you have ambitions of being an astronaut someday?
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In theory, both Japan and the EU have higher ambitions.
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"Clearly, having the capacity to fulfill our ambitions is important."
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Clifford had backed Kasich's presidential ambitions during the 2016 election.
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The source said Schultz is not ending his presidential ambitions.
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Talk to me about what your ambitions were in politics.
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As evidenced by the title, Life Itself has grand ambitions.
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Jax has no ambitions to become a certified art therapist.
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Its ambitions run the gamut from motorcycles to flying cars.
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Is Microsoft's entry likely to dampen or increase those ambitions?
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Amazon has kept quiet about its ambitions in the market.
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Spotify's latest earnings also further illuminates the company's podcasting ambitions.
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As the family's business grew, so did her father's ambitions.
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Today they are de rigueur for Democrats with presidential ambitions.
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Still, the company seems to persist in its hardware ambitions.
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So long as Israel exists, Iranian ambitions cannot be fulfilled.
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Musk's solar ambitions have been troubled by more than delays.
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"He had ambitions and dreams," uncle Shehab Shoukair told CNN.
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As with many driven outsiders, this alienation supercharged his ambitions.
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Weighed against the ambitions of what it aspires to be?
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The graphics featuring the white athletes highlighted their career ambitions.
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Yet at the same time Nantong has tempered its ambitions.
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The Samsung partnership remains significant for Google's streaming music ambitions.
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As a rebel, he said he had no political ambitions.
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That's increasingly important as Pinterest's commerce ambitions continue to grow.
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His ambitions for us was to be better than him.
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And the project intrigued him in its personalities and ambitions.
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None of that deterred Christie from his White House ambitions.
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But Morgan told me his ambitions are bigger than that.
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His ambitions for Europe appear to have underestimated German caution.
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The second debate marked the end of Trump's broadcasting ambitions.
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CREO is a new startup in India with big ambitions.
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Musk is expected to outline his red planet ambitions tomorrow.
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The coalition agreement sets out some modest ambitions (see article).
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They argued that strikes would destroy Mr Kim's nuclear ambitions.
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Social disruption and discontent have reined in China's global ambitions.
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And Ynsect is not alone in its ambitions for mealworms.
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My bigger question is where the company's modular ambitions stand.
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Gracias is beholden to Musk; Murdoch has his own ambitions.
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Explore is where the site's media ambitions become more outright.
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It is a document with monumental ambitions and minimal detail.
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Whatever his political ambitions, I would not be on board.
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Mr Varoufakis's European ambitions do not exactly disprove the stereotype.
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TC: Do you have ambitions to become a professional programmer?
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It is built to impress, for it has large ambitions.
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But he has even greater ambitions for his future vaccines.
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Mirror's Putnam, on the other hand, has ambitions beyond fitness.
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Ant is popular in China and has ambitions outside it.
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Komeito's ambivalence, then, remains a major hurdle for Abe's ambitions.
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But these have emboldened the protesters, whose ambitions are growing.
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He argues that technocratic elites need to moderate their ambitions.
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China's ambitions are fuelled by a wide range of interests.
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As the girls' lives wear on, their ambitions are thwarted.
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He was open about his ambitions to become the world's
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Still, the algorithm issue could further complicate Crunchet's growth ambitions.
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The Exodus has loftier ambitions than mere storage, of course.
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Bezos has larger ambitions than just being an amusement ride.
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That lesson encouraged the entrepreneur to pursue his radical ambitions.
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Either way, the ban did little to hamper Fosun's ambitions.
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Foxconn is already said to be rolling back its ambitions.
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India has become the biggest test of Amazon's international ambitions.
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The surprise move had been expected to end Frontline's ambitions.
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Mike Tyson's Bitcoin ambitions don't stop with a branded ATM.
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They are two people that are tormented by their ambitions.
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We now know a lot more about Facebook's hardware ambitions.
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But the available products still lagged behind their boosters' ambitions.
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And it's to the detriment of its many admirable ambitions.
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Others see signs of Pence retaining his own political ambitions.
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China's ambitions in space rival that of the United States.
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But on the other, it speaks to Apple's ambitions here.
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This step is just part of even larger ambitions, however.
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Alas, back in Dadaab the residents have no such ambitions.
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No single technology ties together this splendid gaggle of ambitions.
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For the longer term, some researchers have more radical ambitions.
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The Green New Deal is animated by two great ambitions.
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Actors use violence to advance their ambitions or resolve disagreements.
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Medical students now have a way to fulfill their ambitions.
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Still, there are three potential snags to China's IoT ambitions.
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Adani has significantly scaled back its ambitions for the mine.
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Overall, Senate Democrats with 2020 ambitions scored perfect scores. Sens.
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Both the rocket and the ambitions appear to be big.
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So far, there is little money for the group's ambitions.
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Given Walmart's ambitions, Jet understandably makes for a tempting target.
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But "Dancing With the Tiger" has literary ambitions as well.
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And yet Apple's streaming ambitions have been middling at best.
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They are at the service of their own political ambitions.
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Here's what Wall Street is saying about Apple's streaming ambitions.
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The watch is crucial to Apple's ambitions, , industry watchers say.
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Was the atmosphere at M.I.T. discouraging to your own ambitions?
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Details on Amazon's ambitions in the grocery space are scarce.
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N26 announced ambitions to launch in Brazil earlier this year.
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China's ambitions for the Hualong One extend overseas as well.
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Ultimately, they have usually had to scale back their ambitions.
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The office also became an instrument of Mr. Cruz's ambitions.
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Some reflect the overarching ambitions of Chinese Communist Party leaders.
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Like Ali, Malcolm was a charismatic person with ardent ambitions.
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Cruz is also widely believed to have future presidential ambitions.
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Democratic candidates with presidential ambitions are checking their lists too.
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Losing territory is a blow to its ambitions and legitimacy.
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All of their ambitions were about getting out of town.
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As Huck's heart broke, the ambitions of three characters grew.
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It can take over from your other ambitions and dreams.
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"Our ambitions have grown and grown and grown," says Brodie.
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Soon enough three states abstain, enough to dash Selina's ambitions.
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A person's ambitions increase in line with accomplishing their goals.
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But it's also a symbol of grand ambitions gone unchecked.
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At the time, Schiff's ambitions were beginning to take shape.
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Should the world be concerned about China's growing financial ambitions?
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But given Uber's track record, will cities welcome these ambitions?
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"Aggression leaps from wounds inflicted and ambitions spiked," they wrote.
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"Our ambitions are very big for Bolivian wine," he said.
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But even for less ambitions executives, the same principle holds.
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Both have since publicly promoted ambitions to make further acquisitions.
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With these acquisitions announced, Apple's video ambitions are clearly broader.
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Is this a confrontation about forever ending Iran's nuclear ambitions?
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He is undeterred in his ambitions to become an architect.
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Yet the transit center has ambitions to be much more.
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But two potential candidates to replace her denied such ambitions.
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An essay in the Times Magazine examines Russia's global ambitions.
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Fine has other ambitions should the N.F.L. not work out.
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Spencer's mother Rachel says her son also has additional ambitions.
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Then there's the slight issue of China's obvious expansionist ambitions.
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Dern is at a moment where her ambitions outweigh experience.
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Such ambitions for a storefront theater come at a price.
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I have no interest in him or his political ambitions.
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This will unquestionably limit Huawei's ambitions with these new products.
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China's geopolitical ambitions, like Russia's, arise out of internal insecurity.
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In recent months, the Bolmans have reined in their ambitions.
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Amazon has grand ambitions — to dominate retail in this country.
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Many critics call China's surveillance ambitions Orwellian, and they are.
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Yet it wasn't just Massachusetts that rejected her presidential ambitions.
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The mayors in these places almost never have national ambitions.
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For all his lofty ambitions, he felt like a failure.
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"I don't really have any ambitions for Fukushima," he said.
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They had ambitions and weren't made to apologize for them.
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Even if she wavers on her own ambitions for them.
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In Albany he became closely involved in Rockefeller's presidential ambitions.
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Trump had grand ambitions before the race had even begun.
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Now Cisneros is spending his money on his political ambitions.
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January 4: Talk to your boss about your professional ambitions.
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It marks a major step in the country's nuclear ambitions.
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It could hint at Apple's growing ambitions for the device.
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AND OF COURSE WE HAVE HIGH AMBITIONS IN THIS AREA.
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It had ambitions much larger than just the two banks.
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Mr. Magashule's ambitions, however, were never confined to the province.
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Our justice system should appeal to our higher ethical ambitions.
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And the buildings, along with studio ambitions, keep getting higher.
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But Mr. Wexner's ambitions were bigger than a single label.
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But, paradoxically, climate change may also aid Norway's export ambitions.
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Kurdish ambitions pose an equally volatile challenge to Iraq's stability.
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"But dear God, can't we have bigger ambitions than that?"
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Mr. O'Reilly's literary ambitions and his TV career evolved simultaneously.
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Russia not only supports Serbia's ambitions; it also underwrites them.
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Ms. Rose also has ambitions and desires of her own.
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But the space wasn't big enough to house their ambitions.
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Facebook has announced ambitions to launch its own cryptocurrency, Libra.
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We hated his ambitions and loved that he had them.
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Other hosts, like Kitty Mrache, have no such grand ambitions.
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As North Korea presses ahead with its nuclear ambitions, Sen.
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And the animation removes any limits on its visual ambitions.
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But the liberal approach takes advantage of Mr. Kim's ambitions.
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Stuck on base, his ambitions crushed, Jared started coming unglued.
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The prime minister's policy ambitions, however, remain a black box.
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We can't let Trump succeed in his reckless Arctic ambitions.
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Alibaba's ability to achieve its ambitions should not be underestimated.
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What's next: Boteach asked Netanyahu if he has political ambitions.
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Japan and the U.S. can contain China's naval ambitions eastward.
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"But dear God, can't we have bigger ambitions than that?"
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Contemporary art, with its global ambitions, feels right at home.
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The company's ambitions for mass production may still seem extreme.
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Is it possible Snap will grow into its Facebook ambitions?
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Protecting Facebook's broader ambitions from the most extreme antitrust penalties.
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Russia remains a poor country, albeit one with geopolitical ambitions.
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His ambitions were to unfreeze the timelessness of classicist compositions.
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They are more focused on their partner's intelligence and ambitions.
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But when it comes to their ambitions, they're deadly serious.
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Beijing's increasing abilities and ambitions in space worry Washington tremendously.
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And they had ambitions like that, and I think it is proper to see this as a scaling back of those ambitions; and also, a kind of indifference to the fate of political democracy.
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The terminology used in media accounts signals China's bold technology ambitions.
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So his interest in China certainly predates his 2016 presidential ambitions.
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This week's planets put our "perfect life ambitions" to the test.
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Roblox's funding ambitions were disclosed in a document obtained by PitchBook.
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Iran's ambitions could be stoked rather than tamed by Trump's rhetoric.
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But ultimately, it was Pruitt's own career ambitions that undermined him.
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Amazon declined to comment on the site or its grocery ambitions.
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China has been an increasingly important part of Apple's global ambitions.
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Yesterday's surprise tweet suggests SpaceX is inching closer to its ambitions.
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Makes ya wonder if she knows about Peter's high school ambitions.
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Success in the west is a key to their playoff ambitions.
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PERINO: -- and nuclear ambitions because of what happened to Saddam Hussein.
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It seemed to be striving toward its source material's grandest ambitions.
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Amazon's own brand ambitions on the fashion front look almost absolute.
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China's aerospace ambitions are not just a matter of national pride.
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But the stock sale will fall short of Saudi Arabia's ambitions.
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Still, my ambitions are thwarted by those 10 days each month.
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Atomic, a startup studio backed by Peter Thiel, ups its ambitions
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Mr Howard's ambitions run deeper than loosening the AI labour market.
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Microsoft is also looking towards Android for its mobile Cortana ambitions.
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We had big ambitions and such a small amount of time.
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Such ambitions may now be scaled back, because of their cost.
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Give your partner the freedom and support to achieve their ambitions.
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Zomato, one of India's biggest food delivery startups, has major ambitions.
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The company had grand ambitions for expansion in the Golden State.
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But does it have enough money to fulfil its grand ambitions?
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Was this company going to support my ambitions for the future?
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Experts said the move threatens to hurt Huawei's global smartphone ambitions.
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But his ambitions of becoming a rider date back to childhood.
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American companies Lime and Bird also have ambitions in the region.
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Firms in Australia, Israel and Colombia have expressed similar global ambitions.
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"Our ambitions are certainly far greater than they ever were before."
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Stash's product ambitions aren't stopping with investment, retirement, and savings, however.
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Jeff Bezos's ambitions in health care are no longer a secret.
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Corporate chieftains' imperial ambitions may have to be put on hold.
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But the company's ambitions go beyond selling vast amounts of veg.
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I'm also told that Feast It has international ambitions longer term.
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Hall wants to inspire other women to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions.
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I was struck by the simplicity and depth of Catherine's ambitions.
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Facebook continues to expand its VR ambitions in the Pacific Northwest.
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He reached one conclusion: Iran had lied about its nuclear ambitions.
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Netanyahu reached one conclusion: Iran had lied about its nuclear ambitions.
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Well, my ambitions are always the same in every single one.
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What of those countries that do not share Mr Juncker's ambitions?
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But it underlined May's shifting ambitions in the pursuit of Brexit.
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Mr Macron had already scaled back his ambitions for the euro.
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Certainly Bixby has some grand ambitions, fueled by acquisitions like Viv.
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The country's ambitions are playing out amid a resurgent space race.
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The learning curve seems to have already stoked Weston's political ambitions.
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A lot of countries have territorial ambitions, China has bigger ones.
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The MML denies its political ambitions were engineered by the military.
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The View isn't the limit of Google's ambitions, even for Daydream.
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When his roundhouses missed their mark, so did his title ambitions.
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Go deeper: Trump executive order takes aim at China's AI ambitions
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Takeda's big global ambitions might also be explained by its management.
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Ahead, are seven costumes perfect for living out your blonde ambitions.
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And, quite possibly, any cabinet ambitions in a Donald Trump administration.
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Conservatives then master them to more effectively achieve their political ambitions.
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But it was Tesla that first demonstrated his world-changing ambitions.
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He must have cherished these kinds of crazy ambitions in his
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China has ambitions to become a world leader in nuclear power.
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Why aren't these girls ever allowed to fulfill their professional ambitions?
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Such ambitions hinge on a melting Arctic and rising global temperatures.
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In general, it seems like Apple's new hardware ambitions are waning.
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"She had ambitions, she had a game plan," Ms. Alfred said.
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Despite the challenges, the "big four" clearly has investment banking ambitions.
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The retreat signals a heavy blow for Nomura management's international ambitions.
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It could be anyone with big ambitions and cash to spend.
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It also pared back its ambitions for near-term debt reduction.
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Sandler pointed to Facebook's original payment ambitions almost a decade ago.
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The company's ambitions will certainly require a great deal of capital.
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But Hall said he's "not super optimistic" about Apple's software ambitions.
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Ankara fears Kurdish ambitions in Syria are fueling separatism at home.
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X isn't the only company with these high-flying internet ambitions.
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Historically, the company's sporting ambitions have ranged from poor to pathetic.
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Mr. Guo's ambitions, like his personality, are big and sometimes baffling.
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The move signals the company's ambitions in the connected car space.
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But Volkswagen's ambitions for the pickup concept go beyond South America.
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Ankara fears Kurdish ambitions in Syria are fuelling separatism at home.
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This is just one small step in Facebook's grander video ambitions.
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We Happy Few's ambitions are large, but it's only that: ambition.
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As expectations and pressure grew, Mr Ranieri downplayed his team's ambitions.
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Trump said Cruz's speech might have hurt his future political ambitions.
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Despite their old-school ambitions, Greene's paintings do not feel dated.
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Not everyone believes Bangladesh and Pakistan will achieve their LNG ambitions.
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Hinkley's failure need not mean the end of Britain's nuclear ambitions.
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That experience may bode well for Airbnb's ambitions in emerging markets.
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What are Amazon's ambitions with the Echo as a shopping device?
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Losing these ambitions could feel scary, as if you're totally unanchored.
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And we explore whether China's strategic ambitions in Africa are overstated
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He told the Times that he may have future political ambitions.
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Rai Benjamin also has gold medal ambitions in the 400m hurdles.
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She is also widely rumored to have her own political ambitions.
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Still, even back then, she had higher ambitions than simply winning.
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Musk isn't the only one with big ambitions for Mars, however.
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But Musk isn't the only one with Mars dreams and ambitions.
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As the company grew, its ambitions stretched beyond mere office space.
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But her own social ambitions left her more complicit than disapproving.
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The California congressman makes no bones about his ambitions (The Hill).
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Mr. Gowan turned his political ambitions into action methodically and patiently.
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The newly powerful Democrats will not only limit Trump's legislative ambitions.
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And the reach of these post-Microsoft ambitions is still growing.
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It claimed that the name implied territorial ambitions on Greek Macedonia.
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Nor did executives on stage make any mention of hardware ambitions.
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Nothing came of it, but Pence clearly had White House ambitions.
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The political ambitions have to be reconciled with the operation realities.
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Russia is using psychological warfare to support the country's geopolitical ambitions.
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The United States is also wary of Russian ambitions in Africa.
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They can't adjust for how well certain colleges serve certain ambitions.
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Apple declined to comment on the report of its ad ambitions.
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In 2010, Tesla went public, and Musk's ambitions continued to grow.
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Sprint (S) and T-Mobile (TMUS) have similar 5G rollout ambitions.
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Despite his lofty ambitions, Page still reportedly drives a Toyota Prius.
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For years afterward he would joke about his failed presidential ambitions.
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Compared with the system's ambitions and pretensions, it was as nothing.
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One of my lifelong ambitions is never to go to Italy.
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The only limitations of the Daydream View are its own ambitions.
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Seinfeldian fashion, Julie and Billy tend to thwart their own ambitions
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But Abengoa's global ambitions are now the source of its troubles.
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Read more on Khalesi and the Toyota's open-source ambitions here.
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When it comes to Fernandes' ambitions, however, he seems fairly realistic.
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We have no ambitions to have a delivery fleet at all.
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However, critics argue constraints on academic freedom could inhibit those ambitions.
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Ethiopia is flexing its ambitions to become Africa's next startup hub.
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Nixon wanted to rein in Soviet ambitions in the Third World.
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Greater pushback against Iran's regional ambitions is, in my view, warranted.
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Bigger picture: This acquisition is part of WeWork's larger education ambitions.
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It's a book that doesn't quite measure up to its ambitions.
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But Tsonga, too, has not been shy about declaring his ambitions.
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Since then, the team has been relatively quiet about its ambitions.
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Freed from sex and diapers, humans pursue their intellectual ambitions unfettered.
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Google has always had these ambitions to one extent or another.
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What does that mean for Russia's increased ambitions in the Arctic?
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To the goals and ambitions that are vital to our civilization.
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Their examples galvanized the ambitions of several generations of leading sommeliers.
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Growing up, I kindled my own ambitions of writing a novel.
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There were reports she was fed up with his D.C. ambitions.
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So how do North Korea's nuclear ambitions fit into all this?
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The 1979 revolution had two contradictory ambitions: clerical Islamism and democracy.
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There are hints of mental illness, thwarted ambitions and untapped desires.
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Nevertheless, Galloway has grand ambitions for arena football beyond the Streets.
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If yes, how should they play into career and personal ambitions?
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This president also had longstanding ambitions to do business in Russia.
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Yet, in reality, kids are (almost unnervingly) pragmatic about their ambitions.
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But Amazon's ambitions are just one part of the Safir initiative.
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How to pay for Costa Rica's ambitions remains a question mark.
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China's global ambitions will also have to contend with local politics.
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Beijing's ambitions go much further than the abilities those countries bought.
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Mr. Wickremesinghe, the prime minister, also had ambitions for the presidency.
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The ambitions this time are grander, but also vaguer and duller.
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Their ambitions are putting the tech giants on a collision course.
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Next Monday will be a landmark day for those entertainment ambitions.
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Do you share your goals, ambitions and dreams for the future?
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The multiple-camera system could be part of Apple's AR ambitions.
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With such lofty ambitions, the name was obvious: Queen Bean Coffee.
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It is a beautiful container for irreconcilable desires and impossible ambitions.
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Mr. Schneiderman was widely seen as harboring ambitions to be governor.
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What ambitions do you have for your music and your career?
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Peter Manson remains implacably opposed to his son's outward-bound ambitions.
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But her fame is interfering a bit with my own ambitions.
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The nomination also plays to the canny Mr. Vucic's political ambitions.
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But his ambitions are grander than you think, writes Nick Bilton.
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The impact could be larger in terms of broader sales ambitions.
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Each one explains the values, traditions and ambitions that guide them.
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But beneath the similarities, the two shows possess very different ambitions.
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She was hesitant, thoroughly female in her timidity and limited ambitions.
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Mr. Guo's ambitions, like his personality, are big and sometimes baffling.
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Some Peronologists think her only ambitions now are personal, not political.
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And now, apparently, so have Iran's ambitions for homegrown human spaceflight.
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North Korea has long faced international condemnation for its nuclear ambitions.
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A technology boom in China is helping the government's surveillance ambitions.
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The pair later expanded their ambitions, acquiring banks in the South.
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Token ambitions Civil views itself as a home for good journalism.
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It also comes amid heightened tensions over North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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Similarly, China has made no secret of its soft power ambitions.
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Until he found boxing, Mr. Taylor's ambitions were at best vague.
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Of the two, 18 East has grander and more vivid ambitions.
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But some impending departures may set back its private equity ambitions.
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But Beijing's ambitions appear to be moving ahead at full speed.
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It has nuclear ambitions and an aggressive intercontinental ballistic missile program.
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"AHC has always had global ambitions as a company," says Lim.
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But its ambitions and bad investments have put it years behind.
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If we don't want to invest, we must revisit these ambitions.
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He is running for president to advance his own political ambitions.
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Hastings previously said that Netflix's film ambitions were bigger than ever.
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People hurry to school and work, propelled by dreams and ambitions.
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The candidates also disagree on how people should finance their ambitions.
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If we don't want to invest, we must revisit these ambitions.
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That, he said, puts "an ideological limitation" on Mr. Kim's ambitions.
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When they spoke of their ambitions, I cautioned them against optimism.
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More students, some abuzz with ambitions of shooting at 6 a.m.
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Tehran says it has no ambitions to make such a bomb.
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It is hard not to let these ambitions color policy making.
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It's just that his grand ambitions involve remaking the entire galaxy.
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But Facebook has recently stepped up its ambitions in virtual reality.
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We can work together to end to North Korea's nuclear ambitions.
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The ambitions at 100 Thieves weren't necessarily apparent from the beginning.
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China's "near-Arctic state" ambitions have sparked some fury from stakeholders.
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Cao de Benos is an unlikely booster for Pyongyang's crypto-ambitions.
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And China's ambitions in the field are too big to ignore.
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Take a look at who you are, not at your ambitions.
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When it comes to censorship and propaganda, Turkey has greater ambitions.
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Several developments suggest a widening of the company's ambitions in documentaries.
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Starbucks once had ambitions for 1,000 reserve bars and more Roasteries.
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Also, the greatest ambitions don't always have to be career-related.
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Tehran says it has no ambitions to make such a weapon.
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He sublimated a biographer's ambitions, settling for decades of adoring friendship.
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He sublimated a biographer's ambitions, settling for decades of adoring friendship.
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A technology boom in China is helping the government's surveillance ambitions.
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Notion's ambitions are big — the company wants to replace Microsoft Office.
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Her untrustworthiness and unsavory dynastic ambitions were called out big time.
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It has both enormous ambitions and laser-sharp attention to detail.
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Duterte has more than once criticized Kim over his nuclear ambitions.
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Lyft's self-driving ambitions also fit squarely in with this proposal.
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These glasses are clearly just the beginning for Snap's hardware ambitions.
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Senior LREM officials initially dismissed Villani's ambitions as doomed to failure.
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" The source added: "The members of the Bush family who are attacking the president are the ones with no future political ambitions, while the one who does have future ambitions has publicly aligned himself with Trump.
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"Because I see someone who is eaten alive by their ambitions, tormented literally to the point where they become sick — for example, faint — as a result of going on, and going with their ambitions," he said.
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Here again, we have a choice — either we pursue the European Union's ambitions in the strict framework of the existing budget, or we increase the European Union's budgetary capacity so that it might better reach its ambitions.
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And, much like their biggest competitor, they have broad ambitions beyond skateboards.
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It says, I have more modest ambitions, but they are more realistic.
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The United States is only one part of Mr. Kjos's global ambitions.
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He has also proposed and signed orders to fill out those ambitions.
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Blizzard's ever-growing e-sports ambitions will soon have a new home.
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Zika, she then declared, was no match for the nation's Olympic ambitions.
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He did not expand on his ambitions to remove regulations on Monday.
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The NPS is meant to illustrate the outcomes of our current ambitions.
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Finally, Pipefy, a SaaS workflow tool with global ambitions, won Most Innovative.
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It also has international ambitions and has opened an office in Singapore.
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He also has artistic ambitions, he's the opposite of what she is.
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The utility's turbines now stretch to the horizon—its ambitions, far beyond.
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Like Bregoli, Lil Tay also apparently has ambitions in the music industry.
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The iPhone is a much, much better vehicle for Apple's AR ambitions.
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You don't know about his true ambitions… but the threat is there.
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Tesla has ambitions to boost annual sales to 500,000 vehicles a year.
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CEO and founder Nick Woodman revealed the company's cloud ambitions last year.
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But Eagle says Armstrong's involvement was key for him, considering Jana's ambitions.
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His first investor was a family friend who knew about his ambitions.
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One of his ambitions is to open a football school in India.
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Their ambitions were grandiose: create general artificial intelligence, AI that really thinks.
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In "The Bells," countless innocent citizens paid the price for Daenerys' ambitions.
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But I still have artistic ambitions and hobbies and passions to pursue.
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Long-term, this has potential implications for Uber's self-driving car ambitions.
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The chess player idea is right because he doesn't have unlimited ambitions.
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As the company scales its ambitions, it's raising more money as well.
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One Apple shareholder is not impressed with the company's original content ambitions.
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That has forced the conglomerates to dial back some of their ambitions.
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But that list testifies to the rise in Democratic ambitions -- and expectations.
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Diplomatic isolation and an economy throttled by corruption frustrate any grander ambitions.
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Clifford also says this is about doubling down on EF's Asia ambitions.
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From thereon out, she was only more determined to fulfil her ambitions.
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Wild will only mark the beginning of the company's interactive media ambitions.
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Other firms have more limited ambitions, but may do better for that.
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On January 27th Toshiba said it was scaling back its nuclear ambitions.
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Walker has put his national ambitions ahead of the people of Wisconsin.
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Analysts have been skeptical of Wendy's breakfast ambitions because of the costs.
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Verizon has its own online video ambitions, most notably the Go90 platform.
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Google's original ambitions for a smart device platform were actually even bigger.
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But both artists were making their stadium ambitions clear at the time.
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Unfortunately, Ilona's increasingly liquor-fueled passions get the better of her ambitions.
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Mr. Kaufman's ambitions may seem outsize for a space still under construction.
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Details about Thud's launch and ambitions were first reported in The Atlantic.
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And weaponising regulators undermines China's ambitions to play a bigger international role.
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As Parker's scope and ambitions have broadened, Tame Impala has stayed consistent.
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Israelis initially sneered at Netanyahu's ambitions, and polls put him 20% behind.
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We also didn't learn anything about Lucasfilm and Disney's ambitions beyond 2020.
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China's ambitions to create a cutting-edge industry worried Mr Trump's predecessor.
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Meanwhile, Moon Express has many other ambitions beyond the MX-1E mission.
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Mr Trump's Iranian ambitions are working against his domestic political ones, however.
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But the company's global ambitions are real and so are its chances.
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Bogost, for his part, doesn't think Luckey's ambitions are small or silly.
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LeEco is a Chinese company with big ambitions and a wide platform.
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The ambitions and budgets in the Chinese film industry are steadily growing.
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After that incident, I hung up the apron and my cooking ambitions.
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Click here to view original GIFMark Zuckerberg has big ambitions for 2016.
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Sadly, Android couldn't keep up with the tablet's "get things done" ambitions.
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And the country's ever greater scientific proficiency makes such ambitions look realisable.
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But Akon's political ambitions might prove distracting as the city design unfolds.
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Nevertheless, once a month they discuss their ambitions with their key worker.
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Several candidates in the 2018 midterm elections ran on clean energy ambitions.
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And the company's ambitions go well beyond the first two EV models.
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Game technology needs to constantly keep up with game makers' creative ambitions.
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He's not a young man anymore, and his ambitions have tamed considerably.
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If you're Russia, why be so audacious, so naked in your ambitions?
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And job listings continue to hint at the company's potential hardware ambitions.
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Until today, Apple has been keeping mum about its car ambitions altogether.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has also touted Apple's ambitions in health technology.
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As Mr Bezos's ambitions grew, so did the importance of automated insights.
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The move represents a major step forward in Amazon's smart home ambitions.
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Their ambitions will be even harder to deal with than North Korea's.
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Its feature film ambitions, on the other hand, haven't gone as smoothly.
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Despite their national ambitions, Meow Wolf's members remain focused on their home.
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Google's ambitions include self-driving cars, bioinformatics, and most importantly artificial intelligence.
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While he started small with limited industrial alliances, his ambitions soon grew.
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But six years in, NuSI is nowhere near achieving its lofty ambitions.
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Ziya'atulhaqq Usman Tahir, has more than 57,000 followers and Oprah-level ambitions.
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The pop star said it was a move to silence his ambitions.
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Norway's $950-billion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, has ethical ambitions.
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Shale would help Ukraine's ambitions to cut its gas purchases from Russia.
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There were relationships between all of us, but we had different ambitions.
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Blackstone's ambitions, as its top brass tell it, do not stop there.
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However, this move fits easily into the social company's streaming content ambitions.
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At that moment, she must transcend her own political ambitions and loyalties.
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Moogfest is a festival about synths, but its ambitions extend beyond music.
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The scale of Starshot's ambitions significantly exceeds any projects currently in operation.
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Now, post-acquisition it looks like it has ambitions to go further.
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And, the company seems laser focused on its current ambitions for Watch.
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RedMart currently operates in Singapore but it has long harbored expansion ambitions.
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Ministers are already conceding they may have to prune back their ambitions.
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But maybe you want your Lilliputian phone companion to have greater ambitions.
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Facebook is only now beginning to realize its full ambitions with WhatsApp.
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Now the company is paring down its ambitions further, to 8 satellites.
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Raising the EU's climate ambitions does resonate with many capitals, especially Paris.
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One of her ambitions is to return to Pakistan and enter politics.
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Unfortunately, the support these women receive is inversely proportional to their ambitions.
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This is a meeting of egos, ambitions and controlling the media narrative.
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The product announced on Monday will be greatly reduced from these ambitions.
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Nelson and his team have much larger ambitions for the smart fabric.
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The diverse collection of investors hints heavily at ambitions of international expansion.
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Amazon's ambitions to upend the grocery market appear to be getting larger.
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The resignations have challenged the president's authority and stalled his reform ambitions.
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Space and aeronautics company Thales had ambitions in the field, she said.
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We've assumed it is about corporate profit and his future political ambitions.
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That alone is a tall order, but Jones' ambitions reach much higher.
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As his sons—Ali, Abdullah and Faisal—pushed north, his ambitions broadened.
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Wind alone will not provide enough to power Britain's current renewable ambitions.
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The murky circumstances of that crash effectively dashed Edward Kennedy's presidential ambitions.
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It is also important to remember that China's ambitions have only grown.
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For another, the town thwarts any ambitions that stretch beyond its borders.
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The nuclear ambitions of Iran have not been curtailed, checked or ended.
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Conceptually, though, it's a perfect marriage of VR with Google's unique ambitions.
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But Swalwell has avoided making any firm commitments regarding possible presidential ambitions.
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Printed houses have other advantages, proponents with and without cosmic ambitions believe.
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But he didn't have any acting ambitions as a child or teenager.
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Yano struggles to be published, but his destiny never matches his ambitions.
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It marched inexorably forward, its grim energy matching its protagonist's desperate ambitions.
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It has bigger ambitions with other meats and dairy products as well.
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The contestants were chosen for their professional ambitions, their appearances almost incidental.
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A cost-cutting crusader could stringently curtail the bank's budget and ambitions.
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Careful not to exaggerate their ambitions, America's Islamists must not be underestimated.
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It is just the start of the company's aerospace ambitions, said Wayhuna.
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"There's definitely no shortage of crazy ambitions, so it's been a pleasure."
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But there are other ways in which we channel our big ambitions.
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Then there is the mismatch between Google's ambitions and Assistant's current reality.
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For the program bios, the players were asked to state their ambitions.
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Huawei is key to China's ambitions to become a global tech leader.
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In her review, Tayari Jones praised the book for its literary ambitions.
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He bullies and threatens people he believes are obstacles to his ambitions.
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The top insurers have essentially stopped talking about expanding their marketplace ambitions.
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It is central to the country's ambitions to become a tech superpower.
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So it should come as no surprise that they harbor culinary ambitions.
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So much is portended here, in van Gogh's inch-by-inch ambitions.
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News and notes: JOE KENNEDY TALKS (LACK OF) PRESIDENTIAL AMBITIONS: Massachusetts Rep.
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But the spat underscored Trump world's obsession with top aide's political ambitions.
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Germany's diplomatic ambitions are being thwarted by the project's brutal business logic.
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Other factors holding back Turkey's ambitions in Syria were also recently resolved.
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As well as regular launches for large customers, Musk has bigger ambitions.
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Control over that territory could fuel separatist ambitions among Kurds in Turkey.
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We wanted to hear more about their fears, their frustrations, their ambitions.
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In the following years, some of Burstien's ambitions were being fulfilled elsewhere.
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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel has been open about the company's media ambitions.
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Wesley views their ambitions as an extension of honoring their late father.
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China even harbours ambitions to export its growing expertise in nuclear power.
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The online retailer seems to have big ambitions for its physical stores.
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Less than a month after Boehner's surprise announcement, McCarthy's ambitions were dashed.
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But the Will & Grace reboot seems to have greater ambitions for McCormack.
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She told court she was "being victimized ... because I have political ambitions".
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For those of you who don't know, Lyft has self-driving ambitions.
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It keeps weaving and warping the storyline to interfere with my ambitions.
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He has demurred when asked about his political ambitions, but Oklahoma Gov.
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And the plan was still little more than a series of ambitions.
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But according to Newton, the team had higher ambitions for this season.
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Norway's $950 billion sovereign wealth fund, the world's largest, has ethical ambitions.
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What is certain is that Hellobike has big ambitions for electric micromobility.
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It has even grander ambitions for use of the LEI beyond finance.
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He acquiesced to a deal that fell far short of his ambitions.
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Some of the attendees spoke highly of Crown Prince Mohammed's economic ambitions.
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And it's as likely to derail their ambitions as almost anything else.
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He has broader ambitions: To run another personal best in the marathon.
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They thought ambitions and loyalties would be to institutions, not to parties.
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It treats these girls and their ambitions with the seriousness they deserve.
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" It was not to "fulfill any ambitions that America had for conquest.
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They know their worth, and they make no apologies for their ambitions.
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Chinese automakers have long signaled ambitions to expand outside their home country.
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But when Republicans won in 2016, they had much grander, transformational ambitions.
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What are your ambitions now that you're in charge of the government?
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Those shared ambitions are putting the tech giants on a collision course.
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"Elon Musk's audacious ambitions are often overshadowed by outrageous behavior," he writes.
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We understand the ambitions, but what about what the country actually needs?
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How to pay for Costa Rica's green ambitions remains a question mark.
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A meeting in Cairo in January signaled the extent of his ambitions.
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Its prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu, has made Iran's strategic ambitions an obsession.
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In Christopher Marlowe's play, Faustus's unbridled ambitions tragically lead to his downfall.
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The leader of Comcast has big ambitions to seal his family's legacy.
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"Xi Jinping's ambitions are dangerous for the whole world," General Cuong said.
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He's talked about Elon Musk and his rocket ambitions on multiple occasions.
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In Christopher Marlowe's play, Faustus' unbridled ambitions tragically lead to his downfall.
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So Mr Macron's diplomatic space to pursue all these ambitions is limited.
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On health care, the administration is falling short of its original ambitions.
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And noise, it should be remembered, can ground many an aviator's ambitions.
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An email to Bullock's office asking about his Senate ambitions went unanswered.
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Mr. Wolfe's fictional ambitions and commercial success earned him enemies — big ones.
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Its ambitions are humble — it wants to stay relatively small and intimate.
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Confidence in the party's ability to fulfill its ambitions is increasingly shaky.
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Yet for executives who harbor presidential ambitions, there are few role models.
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It will underscore the inefficacy of U.S. sanctions to curb Tehran's ambitions.
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Lofty ambitions, though, are likely to collide with hard-knuckled diplomatic bargaining.
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The candidates have future ambitions, be it in the Senate or elsewhere.
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Bloomberg isn't the first New York City mayor to have national ambitions.
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But even this is small potatoes, horseplay, piddling tales about big ambitions.
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His communications offer a revealing glimpse into Russian thinking, ambitions and frustrations.
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Those behind it have made no secret of their global ambitions, however.
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The ban hits at the heart of China's artificial-intelligence (AI) ambitions.
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For Weiss and Maman, their misstep isn't slowing down their entrepreneurial ambitions.
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If anything, they hope the day inspires them to pursue bigger ambitions.
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The move highlights the immense ambitions of SoftBank's brash founder, Mr. Son.
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Now the New York Republican's business interests have dashed his political ambitions.
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"I never set out in life with huge personal ambitions," he said.
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The party leaders' ambitions to become prime minister seemed the biggest obstacle.
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They will begin with grand ambitions and dreams of the C suite.
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She is a trained dancer and has ambitions to dance full time.
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But Mr. Sharif, 67, is exiting with none of those ambitions realized.
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Coming to the negotiating table would not forestall its nuclear ambitions forever.
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My own ambitions — at least from a technological standpoint — were more grounded.
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Her ambitions divided the Wyoming Republican Party, splitting old alliances and friendships.
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Mr. Luis has also been open about his ambitions for more acquisitions.
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Lopez has ambitions to open consignment drop-off centers across the globe.
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Starmer will on Saturday deliver a major speech on his leadership ambitions.
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Heading home and pursuing her musical ambitions beckoned, or so she thought.
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Whatever his parents' own ambitions, they set no limits for their son.
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Some have wondered whether the 61-year-old executive has political ambitions.
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Apparently, the firm has ambitions to do more later-stage investing, too.
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That won't present a hurdle to Fosun's growth ambitions, according to Qian.
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Barclays (BCS) is another major bank with big ambitions in this area.
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I can only hope that its ambitions will not find fertile soil.
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Read more about Benenson's hiring and speculation about Zuckerberg's political ambitions here.
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The vice president is doggedly pursuing his own ambitions on the side.
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Whatever the tenor of their marriage, it sapped her ambitions for painting.
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Amazon's ambitions in grocery also often face the "touch and feel" complaint.
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Qualcomm has had big ambitions for ARM-powered Windows laptops for years.
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It is, partly, Cliton's interaction with Isabelle that upends Dorante's romantic ambitions.
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Africa has also been the site of China&aposs growing military ambitions.
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Some people will come away bowled over by its ambitions and artistry.
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A charm offensive versus a propaganda drive, with nuclear ambitions at stake.
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Russon said Buss was the "perfect choice" to oversee Absa's international ambitions.
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Tehran thus sees the protests as a threat to its regional ambitions.
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Merab's ambitions are jostled when Irakli (Bachi Valishvili) shows up one day.
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But what about someone whose criminal history — and ambitions — are more extreme?
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A win by "Roma" would be a fitting testament to Netflix's ambitions.
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And BeiGene's co-founders, John Oyler and Xiaodong Wang, have global ambitions.
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Doesn't Ivanka Trump have a line of perfumes and big political ambitions?
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Chinese ambitions to buy U.S. chipmakers have been thwarted by U.S. regulators.
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It is ours to fill with whatever we want — dreams, fears, ambitions.
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However, we found that national political ambitions can influence how governors react.
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Amazon has big ambitions for the Echo, its little voice-controlled speaker.
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Even though she couldn't, she did real damage to his political ambitions.
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The 62-year-old executive has similar ambitions for the Trump family.
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These are nevertheless likely to jump now that the United States, European Union and U.N. have scrapped the sanctions in return for Tehran complying with the deal to curb its nuclear ambitions - ambitions that Tehran says were peaceful.
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And he blamed previous administrations for not doing a better job controlling Iran's nuclear ambitions as he pulled out of the international agreement the Obama administration put in place with the international community to control Iran's nuclear ambitions.
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The bad news is that it is misleading to conclude that Iran's nuclear ambitions have been shuttered or that those ambitions will no longer pose a threat to the security and stability of the Middle East or beyond.
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The ambitions of that colonel, Harrison Gray Otis, became the city's ambitions, and the newspaper, soon to be called The Los Angeles Times, was put in the service of transforming Los Angeles into the metropolis it is today.
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"China has had great ambitions for capturing that methane and using it for electricity production or heating buildings, but what we found is that there's little evidence that they've been able to meet those ambitions," Miller told CNN.
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Every new feature presents a new opportunity for Facebook to expand its ambitions or get more insights for their advertising engine, but it's also a chance for me to get fed up by the constant clutter of Facebook's ambitions.
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This year's edition will feature teams like Real Madrid, Bayern Munich and Arsenal, but Monday's lawsuit makes clear that the company has ambitions outside its usual summer window, ambitions that most likely made a conflict with U.S. Soccer inevitable.
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The board is now majority non-Japanese, reflecting the company's increasingly global ambitions.
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It has enough money to pursue its ambitions: more than $70bn in cash.
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Spotify's auto audio ambitions mean the company can't just be good at music.
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Krypton is far from a perfect show, but it has respectably big ambitions.
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Now, Sidibe's ambitions include excelling both in front of and behind the camera.
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Vested interests and distracted politicians have often limited Europe's ambitions on digital matters.
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Yet here in rural Ireland, one man has managed to block its ambitions.
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Since his childhood, books have played a crucial role in fueling Musk's ambitions.
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But Anki's follow-up, a more-capable robot called Vector, has grander ambitions.
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And yet, my fear of deportation didn't stop me from pursuing my ambitions.
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It's no secret that Apple has lofty ambitions in the health-care space.
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However, it's unlikely that SpaceX will cut back on its ambitions anytime soon.
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Political Ambitions: Watch the throne: Kanye has (sorta) announced a 2020 presidential run.
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Beecher Kelk also has ambitions to improve the accessibility of the site itself.
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The China Daily accused the U.S. of aiming to thwart Huawei's technology ambitions.
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But Zuckerberg has never been quite this blunt about the company's video ambitions.
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That could cast a shadow over U.S. President Donald Trump's energy dominance ambitions.
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Steyer's tour could be a make-or-break stretch for his presidential ambitions.
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The GOP's American Health Care Act doesn't carry similar dreams or comparable ambitions.
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I chatted with LimeBike's CEO, Toby Sun, about the company's ambitions and rivals.
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Plus, there's something truly magical about finding that someone who supports your ambitions.
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At the center of Razer's webcam ambitions is the company's partnership with Intel.
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"She had ambitions, she had a game plan," a neighbor told the paper.
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Update: Marcus followed Zuckerberg onstage to share more details on Facebook's bot ambitions.
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Trey Hollingsworth, a 32-year-old multimillionaire with political ambitions, went district-shopping.
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The latter studio is moving forward with its own theme park ambitions internationally.
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"This addresses the country's global ambitions and underlines the quality of its ecosystem."
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Bezos offered only few details two years ago about Blue Origin's lunar ambitions.
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Many said they no longer "feel comfortable" supporting him and his YouTube ambitions.
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And so I guess my ambitions were just that I wanted more teams.
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That was both an impossible promise and clashed with his own party's ambitions.
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I'd argue the set takes the most successful shot at the film's ambitions.
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Simpson also said that wealthy Chinese have very adventurous traveling ambitions beyond yachting.
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The move shows that Apple is becoming more serious about its musical ambitions.
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Achieving these ambitions means that by 22050, all new cars must be electric.
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It is hard to write for both an audience and your own ambitions.
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All politicians are self-dealers who use their offices to advance their ambitions.
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Tiangong-2's deorbiting doesn't mean that China's ambitions in orbit are over.
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But Amazon has also expanded its ambitions beyond Earth's atmosphere with Project Kuiper.
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Bank of Lithuania's Jurgilas agreed, but believed the Baltic state's ambitions were realistic.
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But Erdogan's ambitions likely go further than taking back control and projecting authority.
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And unfortunately, those larger ambitions are precisely where Google has run into trouble.
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The more medals I win, the more my ambitions and confidence levels increase.
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When he entered the Senate three years ago, Cruz clearly had presidential ambitions.
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A portion of that money went into Cryptokitties' ambitions to expand into Asia.
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Tesla has now expanded it merch ambitions and opened a store on Amazon.
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Mr. Trump calls to mind that "lunatic in North Korea" with nuclear ambitions.
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Credit Suisse has Asian ambitions, but at its present valuation is too small.
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But the company has bigger ambitions, and hopes to become a bank itself.
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China, for all its grand ambitions, has yet to find a winning formula.
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Vos announced ambitions a year ago to begin drone package deliveries in 2017.
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The demise of Moore's law could offer a means to restrict China's ambitions.
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The question is whether AT&T's ambitions will enhance or diminish HBO's standing.
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Whether the clear-out continues will indicate where the left's ambitions truly lie.
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Far-right networks with violent ambitions have been uncovered in the German army.
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Fallen Kingdom is more ambitious, even if the ambitions don't always play out.
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I've got big ambitions for it from both the top and bottom line.
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The bank's international ambitions played a central part in its strategy for decades.
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Its ambitions appear to have expanded to the destruction of the Nigerian government.
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So, Facebook's commerce ambitions do not appear to be limited to developed markets.
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But it's clear that present-day ambitions take precedent over decades of friendship.
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Retailing giant Wal-Mart has big ambitions when it comes to clean energy.
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This isn't the first time Facebook's run into problems with its internet ambitions.
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Newly-minted unicorn Quora has even bigger ambitions than text questions-and-answers.
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Q: How did your first job shape your work ethic and life ambitions?
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Such a move would likely end Turkey's ambitions to join the European Union.
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But there's more to Johnston than her soccer stats and gold-medal ambitions.
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Elizabeth Warren's presidential ambitions as well as her claims of Native American heritage.
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The bank, Mr Malpass fears, could be viewed as endorsing China's geopolitical ambitions.
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This has caused many companies to step back profit ambitions to rekindle growth.
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More detailed searches found ambitions of flying cars dating back to the 1920s.
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The shameful comments about our bodies, the disrespect of our ambitions and intellect.
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Water "neutrality" expanded water ambitions beyond the environmental mantra of reduce, reuse, recycle.
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With George's far-reaching ambitions, more new enterprises could be on the way.
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"Be unapologetic about your career ambitions and the more success you will have."
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In their lunar ambitions, however, Trump and Bezos are very much in harmony.
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But now they're increasingly clashing as their growing ambitions bump into one another.
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While the maths of folding raised its ambitions, so did the craft side.
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Can Mr Kim be cajoled or bribed into giving up his nuclear ambitions?
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But Cranberry has some incredibly affecting moments in spite of those modest ambitions.
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While Guinea's iron ore ambitions have been stymied, its bauxite sector is booming.
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Calling it "Medicare-for-all" actually undersells the ambitions of the Conyers bill.
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Facebook just moved one step closer toward making its bot ambitions a reality.
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His father was not sure what to make of his son's career ambitions.
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For years, rumors have swirled around the company's ambitions for self-driving technology.
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Iran's ambitions is to install 5 gigawatts of renewables by 2022, he said.
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My ambitions when I went into journalism were always, to an extent, literary.
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Mr Navalny's ambitions are not expected to undo Mr Putin's re-election bid.
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In other words, it's meant to sound as big as the company's ambitions.
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Overall, it's clear that there's a lot going on with Oculus' product ambitions.
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Mr Xi's style of rule, though, has proved an impediment to his ambitions.
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But, above all, both are desperate to check US ambitions in their backyards.
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Like most leaders, Elon Musk has big ambitions for his team — really big.
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London-based startup Deliveroo raised $275 million for its delivery ambitions last month.
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A comedy just about him and his ambitions would have been tremendous fun.
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Ambitions to continue that into sub-Saharan Africa were laid out last year.
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Politicians have also used ballot measures as vehicles for their own ambitions. Gov.
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There are worries too about Islamic State having ambitions to acquire fissile material.
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Lately, confidence has returned, encouraged by liberalising legislation and the new government's ambitions.
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Certainly that's the fear attending some of Blizzard's astronomical ambitions for Overwatch esports.
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They were largely replaced by local owners, many of them with political ambitions.
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It's easy to take these ambitions more seriously than those of the Extropians.
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The breakdown of those 147 trips provides a snapshot of Uber's global ambitions.
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But his fixation on political language reflects more than just his political ambitions.
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Meanwhile, Russia's intervention in Syria has blocked Turkish ambitions to play regional kingmaker.
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I won't date a woman whose ambitions amount to 'stay at home mom.
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"These are two people who are tormented by their ambitions, in different ways."
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But Musk and SpaceX also have bigger ambitions to take people to Mars.
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Clinton and Mr. Trump have talked about their ambitions for corporate tax reform.
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In the end, SunEdison was a case of its ambitions outpacing the reality.
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Dassler shared Havelange's ambitions for FIFA and the commercial reach of its product.
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But it has been enough that DuPage now has ambitions of going national.
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The ambitions fuelled by Papa Joe's dubiously made money were J.F.K.'s own.
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These startups have a couple of things in common (other than huge ambitions).
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The ambitions of would-be entrepreneurs are stifled by an electricity-free environment.
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"Awake" turned out to be a warm-up for their much larger ambitions.
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This push for infrastructure is driven at least in part by export ambitions.
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And its a sign of UBS's growth ambitions for the world's largest economy.
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And diplomatic pressure and sanctions have done little to curb its nuclear ambitions.
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Russia and Iran share a resentment that America can block their expansive ambitions.
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But Roach suggested the move could come from ambitions unrelated to economic prudence.
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Japan is keenly aware of its ambitions and powerful neighbor to the west.
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He recounts his entire family story: his dad's failed ambitions, his mother's seething.
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"They have the market, the money and the ambitions," he said of China.
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Org "empowers women to achieve their ambitions" according to her website while OptionB.
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China's manufacturing ambitions have alarmed United States officials, particularly in the Trump administration.
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Last week, Musk spoke about his ambitions for Neuralink during a podcast taping.
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For now, Starbucks is touting its independent growth ambitions in the People's Republic.
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The European Union, Russia, China, Japan and India all harbor lunar exploration ambitions.
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And, as with Saddam Hussein, Siad Barre's ambitions drove his country to genocide.
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Brandishing Communist credentials could pose a problem for tech firms' global ambitions, however.
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But he has repeatedly expressed enthusiasm for some of its ideas and ambitions.
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S.-Israel coalition to challenge Iran's hegemonic ambitions and its associated terror allies.
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As the group's ambitions grew that summer, so did its need for women.
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Musk's ambitions to visit Mars — or die there, for that matter — aren't unknown.
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The question driving Snap's hardware ambitions is: What can't your phone camera do?
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"Riccardo's creative vision will reinforce the ambitions we have for Burberry," Gobbetti said.
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All this has left China, with its expansionist ambitions, floored at its luck.
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Moammar Gadhafi agreed to abandon his nuclear ambitions in exchange for sanctions relief.
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China's ambitions for space and lunar exploration aren't limited to the current mission.
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One serious obstacle to Vancouver's tech ambitions is its head-spinning housing costs.
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Turkey's EU accession ambitions need to be urgently revived to encourage liberalizing reforms.
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He traveled to Iowa last year, stoking speculation about his national political ambitions.
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Mr. Queiroz said Google is just at the beginning of its hardware ambitions.
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Their ambitions have continued to grow in the years since the financial crisis.
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As he goes off to pursue his ambitions, we learn about his circle.
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The deal would end Aetna's own ambitions to be a much bigger company.
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Its technology ambitions helped prompt the Trump administration to start a trade war.
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For more than 20 years, we even confided about our ambitions as writers.
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The company's expansion into Canada highlights its ambitions to challenge Uber farther afield.
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And the breadth of his ambitions certainly raises the risk of a boondoggle.
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Those ambitions and purposes are not the ones for which he was elected.
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But a couple of years later, Apple is drastically scaling back its ambitions.
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Soon Andy, as everyone called him, had even bigger ambitions for the business.
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The gallery itself has ambitions far beyond its own jewelry box-size proportions.
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"The Lathe of Heaven" (1971) offers a very different take on utopian ambitions.
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Beijing was forced to scale back ambitions late last year amid technical problems.
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Apple will have very large ambitions for its streaming … thing ... launching this fall.
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He'd pay them, but if anything that kept his own ambitions in check.
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"Since the agreement, Iran's bloody ambitions have grown only more brazen," Trump said.
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And he could be diplomatic in his pursuit of his big-picture ambitions.
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These ambitions, rooted in Russia's size and its history, have existed for centuries.
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Farzad Mostashari, who took over Blumenthal's position in 2013, recalls the ambitions similarly.
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It expanded a good but kinda mawkish pilot into something with larger ambitions.
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From our earliest days, Mark used the word "domination" to describe our ambitions.
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Yet that prosecution helped rein in Microsoft's ambitions to dominate the early web.
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The essay is your megaphone — your view of the world and your ambitions.
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The civilian machinery won't be able to keep pace with his soaring ambitions.
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Trump's tough plan for migrants, Europe's tariffs on America and Turkey's grand ambitions.
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But there is also a mirror-image quality to their gambits and ambitions.
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He may be a feminist in terms of their ambitions, their basketball league.
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Patrick Sang, his coach, is reluctant to trim any of his student's ambitions.
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Others fear it is an omen of larger political ambitions of the North.
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President Trump came into office in 2017 with big ambitions on health care.
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Rob: Yeah, but I think that I think the ambitions are so different.
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That will give Apple 300 engineers to help expand its growing processor ambitions.
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Iran and Turkey fear it will escalate separatist ambitions among their Kurdish minorities.
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Compared with Mr. Musk's ambitions, the Lockheed Martin plan seems quaint and slow.
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Avenatti denied the ad was a curtain raiser to his own political ambitions.
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Any bank, card issuer, wallet, or business with payment ambitions should take note.
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Qatar's critics accuse the station of supporting Sunni Islamist terrorism and Iranian ambitions.
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Also: Turkey's nuclear ambitions; President Trump's foreign policy playbook; the case for regulation.
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Tesla needs artificial intelligence talent to work on its self-driving vehicle ambitions.
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Cuomo seizes credit and deflects blame in accordance with his vanity and ambitions.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York with ambitions of replacing "corporate Democrats" everywhere.
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The North, like most countries with nuclear ambitions, has followed the American playbook.
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However, Amazon's own distribution ambitions are likely to continue causing problems for FedEx.
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Starbucks once had ambitions for 1,000 reserve bars and more Roasteries after Chicago.
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So how do some of Tencent's biggest bets fit into its broader ambitions?
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But that doesn't mean the government is backing away from its cashless ambitions.
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Still, previous cases suggest their effect on China's industrial ambitions may be limited.
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People need to suppress their personal ambitions for the sake of the country.
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YouTube's scammer problem threatens to put a damper on its broader gaming ambitions.
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People were surprised by Kushner's enthusiasm for his father-in-law's political ambitions.
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Iran has repeatedly denied it has any ambitions of building a nuclear weapon.
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Making large-scale hyper-realistic art Nwadiogbu has big ambitions for his work.
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An old order had crumbled and, with it, an impediment to Putin's ambitions.
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One large hurdle for Tesla's self-driving ambitions is driving speed, says Rajkumar.
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He looked wistful when asked about his dreams and ambitions, but remained silent.
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Central bankers have also issued warnings to Facebook over its digital currency ambitions.
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It's long been viewed as a counter to Soviet and subsequently Russian ambitions.
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But it's really not — and it has no ambitions of being one either.
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Press and shareholder scrutiny surrounding Model 3 production goals likely hastened Musk's ambitions.
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Mr. Mazza's parents, he said, supported and helped pay for his journalistic ambitions.
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Amazon clearly has ambitions to make Alexa the leading platform for ambient computing.
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Amazon has remained secretive about its health care ambitions, with a few exceptions.
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While Google trails Amazon and Microsoft in the cloud, it has big ambitions.
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Mr. Nurmohamed shared his career ambitions and listened as Ms. Nooruddin shared hers.
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But no one in the political world doubts the intensity of Cruz's ambitions.
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"We had early ambitions of and thoughts of going into retail," Heath says.
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Shiv's look was carefully calculated to reflect both her environment and her ambitions.
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Rubio is poised for a shutout once again, thus ending his presidential ambitions.
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It was congressional Republicans (and, sometimes, Democrats), not neoliberalism, that curbed their ambitions.
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Both come from middle-class academic families who have supported their political ambitions.
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But McCullough's positive attributes extend far beyond her ambitions for women in STEM.
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Indonesia's fortunate geography between India and China shaped Lion's ambitions, Mr. Sirait said.
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The win helped persuade her family to support her ambitions as a performer.
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Our careers and ambitions kept getting in the way of spending time together.
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Most producers, unlike Mr. Altaber, keep their methods simple and their ambitions low.
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Once again, Paterson is looking to the Great Falls to power its ambitions.
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"Our ambitions never started, nor will they end, with restaurants," Mr. Xu said.
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These days it has ambitions to become Egypt's number one supplier of paint.
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Technically speaking, none of the candidates has owned up to any mayoral ambitions.
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JOSHUA BARONE THE SHED The Shed has a modest name and enormous ambitions.
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The company has high ambitions for becoming a crucial Pan-European railway provider.
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Since then, property values have surged — as have the ambitions of local remodelers.
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Thus the design of the ACA was incremental, even if its ambitions weren't.
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Broad white borders surrounded the images, underscoring the artistic ambitions of the enterprise.
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Despite their global ambitions, MassResistance doesn't always travel to every country they target.
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Finally, there's Apple, whose ambitions around search and app linking are anyone's guess.
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No wonder that photographers with artistic ambitions were drawn to the street genre.
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"As the President says, it's time for them to behave, to listen to the world community and to set aside their nuclear ambitions, their ballistic missile ambitions, and be willing to join the family of nations," Pence told CNN Tuesday.
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Today Patreon's ranks are full of musicians, podcasters, gamers, animators, illustrators, authors, photographers, and the like, and Conte's ambitions for the company have grown—as Silicon Valley ambitions have a way of doing—into a promise of sweeping societal change.
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The Anglo-Irish physician, collector and naturalist was not a man of small ambitions.
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The Arabian peninsula is not big enough, however, to realise all its rulers' ambitions.
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Mr Schäfer likens VW's African ambitions to its decision to enter China in 1985.
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Roberts also noted that the merger itself is a sign of the company's ambitions.
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International condemnation and aggressive sanctions have done little to impede the regime's nuclear ambitions.
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Her boss, Elon Musk, is known for wild, impossible ambitions on wild, impossible timelines.
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Eventually, Intel has ambitions for its drone squad to graduate from performers to professionals.
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For the more ambitious target of 1.5C, countries must raise ambitions by five times.
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Among business people it has stirred ambitions to match America beyond the basketball court.
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It's never a given that children will inherit their parents' talents or career ambitions.
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Typical of their small-scale ambitions, they didn't connect again right off the bat.
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Romney was just elected to the Senate and has ambitions to stay a while.
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As part of our 2019 ambitions, we've set our sights on brighter, healthier skin.
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As the company evolves, net neutrality may become more important for its future ambitions.
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Bantam's shift follows a familiar narrative for Pettis, who had similar ambitions for MakerBot.
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"We definitely had grand ambitions that didn't turn out," Henderson recalled of that period.
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Last time we spoke, you told us about your ambitions in the movie industry.
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"Spiralling labour costs are now threatening their growth ambitions and hiring intentions," Cherry added.
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The lawyer's presidential ambitions were tested in October amid a slew of troubling headlines.
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This underscores the company's ambitions in the business of fresh food sales and delivery.
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Despite its many faults, Persona 23 is a strong entry, with mostly good ambitions.
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Suicide Squad grossed $325 million, but fell short of both profit and critical ambitions.
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Baidu doesn't need to one-up Jobs in order to succeed in its ambitions.
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Microsoft has bold ambitions for Cortana, including bringing it to fridges, toasters, and thermostats.
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As Politico reported earlier this week, both only recently hinted at their 2020 ambitions.
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Hong Kong (CNN Business)The United States just handicapped China's lofty artificial intelligence ambitions.
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But the real truth lies in the company's innovations and ambitions, products like Portal.
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He has also made it clear he wants to rein in Tehran's regional ambitions.
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"To-Do" lists reveal ambitions and goals, sometimes unrealized, and plans abruptly cut short.
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Even then the company touched upon broader ambitions, including groceries, prescriptions and package delivery.
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But one thing is clear: They believed in more than themselves and their ambitions.
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ALGIERS (Reuters) - Former Algerian Energy Minister Chakib Khelil brushes off talk of presidential ambitions.
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We've seen parts of this through Microsoft's bot ambitions and Skype integration for Cortana.
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And a big part of that piece was about the company's ambitions in China.
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A Grindr spokesperson declined to comment on Chen's ambitions for the separate Chinese app.
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It's also made some key hires, one of which intimated the company's global ambitions.
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Instability in Iraq and civil war in Syria were a gift to Baghdadi's ambitions.
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European leaders fear it could spur secessionist ambitions in other parts of the continent.
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Sadly, other people may not always be so supportive of your Dry January ambitions.
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We will update the story when they reply about their golf ball-growing ambitions.
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The slightly musty lecture theatre didn't hint at the ambitions of the people present.
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The past year alone has witnessed several maneuvers that suggest Israel's growing adtech ambitions.
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When I interview people, I always want to know what their ultimate ambitions are.
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The worst would be the end of his ambitions to modernise and transform France.
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The overall question of black turnout continues to loom large for Democrats' national ambitions.
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But the bigger issue with which the plenum must grapple concerns Mr Xi's ambitions.
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Google hasn't given up on its ambitions to flood YouTube with compelling VR video.
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Last year's campaign season could easily have been discouraging for women with political ambitions.
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The Fidelity deal has emerged as another test of the Chinese insurer's global ambitions.
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And his ambitions are so strategic and so geopolitical in terms of advantaging China.
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Will they lose thousands of subscribers for broadcasting their greedy ambitions to the world.
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Byton has wild ambitions about what you will do with all these screens, too.
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We have high ambitions but this figure was higher for us than we expected.
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That the FBI could hamstring her presidential ambitions is a bonus for the GOP.
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It also represents a blow to corporate China's growing ambitions to acquire U.S. assets.
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But many sports industry insiders question whether China can live up its bold ambitions.
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Against that, Mr Ambani's bet is uniquely in sync with the current government's ambitions.
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"Instead, we shall be known forever after by our ambitions, our aspirations," he said.
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The anti-southern skew of the referendums is unlikely to help these national ambitions.
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Another person familiar with X said the lab's outsized ambitions and size remain unchanged.
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Tesla might need to rein in its ambitions if it went down this path.
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The survivors all had ambitions of becoming the best they could at their sport.
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His arrival at Céline reinforces the great ambitions that LVMH has for this maison.
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It's a natural progression for Analogue, and it fits nicely with the company's ambitions.
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That also explains why Mr Macron's ambitions to shake up Europe's institutions are floundering.
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At the same time, they're best known externally for ways they resisted Facebook's ambitions.
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And Amazon's ambitions are bigger than what the Chinese companies have announced so far.
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Google Yes, the Samsung situation does open the door for Google's own smartphone ambitions.
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A large inheritance could overwhelm their mission in life, and dim their own ambitions.
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Investors will get a good look at the scope of those ambitions on Feb.
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Its ambitions extend to its repertory, which ranges from opera to dance and comedy.
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Its monitors scored an early success by grabbing documents pertaining to Iraq's nuclear ambitions.
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Beyond the company's technology ambitions, Armor is also looking to grow its business globally.
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The need for speed will probably oblige negotiators to sacrifice some of their ambitions.
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But Tap also has ambitions to offer a backend system for water fountain companies.
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Like all parents around the world, the Dutch have high ambitions for their children.
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The original source for a lot of Microsoft's ambitions was a device called Courier.
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"I'm not interested in giving aid and comfort to their evil ambitions," she said.
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But the company clearly has ambitions to expand both in size and geographic reach.
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But the tactic is never to compromise on your goal - upgrade your ambitions instead.
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"Everyone should put their personal ambitions and party interests to one side," he said.
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Debuting today, the "Pum Pum" music video encapsulates Messiah's ambitions beyond the mixtape circuit.
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Besides golf, it seems Trump's whole existence is devoted to furthering his narcissistic ambitions.
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At the time, it appeared to be a mortal wound for Trump's presidential ambitions.
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Google's ambitions in China are no secret, although maybe they'd like them to be.
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The Information uncovers how Lyft's missteps doomed its ambitions to catch up to Uber.
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Like all politicians, Gillibrand no doubt weighs how decisions factor into her political ambitions.
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