The Cahokians were ambitious, Lewis and Clark were ambitious, the Louisiana Purchase was ambitious, T.S. Eliot, Maya Angelou, and Chuck Berry, all born here, were ambitious.
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The result was an ambitious — insanely ambitious, even — app called Byte.
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"Italians don't like ambitious people, and I am ambitious," he said.
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Highly ambitious men find highly ambitious women most appealing and vice versa.
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Many of them are ambitious, and almost all are ambitious for change.
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"It's a very ambitious and maybe excessively ambitious goal," he said Thursday evening.
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Still, the setback will delay Facebook's ambitious plans and even more ambitious timetable.
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It's all very ambitious, and even more ambitious is Musk's timeline for everything.
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You could have a man who's not very ambitious, a woman who is ambitious.
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The great liberal achievements of state schools, public works, health and welfare and a world trading order all came about thanks to ambitious thinkers, ambitious politicians and ambitious states.
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That's a pretty modest raise as far as ambitious upstarts go — and LIV is certainly ambitious.
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"The goal was to be ambitious, really ambitious," Iger said in an interview earlier on Wednesday.
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It's hard to tell whether Ms. Weigel's aim is far too ambitious or not nearly ambitious enough.
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Electing Trump was a way to take a stand against both ambitious liberalism and insufficiently ambitious conservatism.
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Ambitious Mars mission Wednesday's launch is a major step in an ambitious space program for the MBRSC.
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Tacoma has an ambitious message—one that's perhaps too ambitious for its roughly five-hour running time.
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"As far as an ambitious project with an ambitious goal, there's nothing like it out there," he said.
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The problem, he clarified, was not that he had been too ambitious but that he hadn't been ambitious enough.
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Photo: GettyIt shouldn't come as a huge surprise that Apple's once ambitious self-driving car project is no longer ambitious.
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FH: Without question Prime Minister Modi upped an already ambitious renewable plan and made it the most ambitious I've ever seen.
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"I came in with ideas and an ambitious program, and the good news is the ambitious program continues strategically," Haggerty said.
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Ambitious plans But the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has introduced some ambitious targets to tackle climate change and energy consumption.
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Of course, overconfidence is common when bringing ambitious new technologies to market, and few efforts are more ambitious than fully autonomous cars.
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NBC is about to mount its most ambitious live musical yet, and we have the (equally ambitious) photos to get the crowds excited.
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Ambitious junior members were tired of a committee seniority system that kept them in second-class status and marginalized their ambitious policy ideas.
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It's true that Trump would need Ryan's help and collaboration to pass an ambitious legislative agenda, but Trump doesn't have an ambitious legislative agenda.
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On the cusp of the millennium, Sega launched an ambitious third-person action game for its similarly ambitious new game console, the Sega Dreamcast.
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The country's third-biggest economy has passed its most ambitious economy-wide climate targets — some of the most ambitious climate targets in the world.
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Brilliant, ambitious, and apologetically aware that her world does not like women to be ambitious, Margaret is a perfect heroine for the 21st century.
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"You can watch it all in one sitting if you were really feeling ambitious — or not ambitious at all, actually, I might say," Jones notes.
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Every ambitious woman I know, certainly including myself, has been told explicitly and implicitly, over and over, never to admit that, much less emulate ambitious men.
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"At times, women are more afraid to identify themselves as ambitious because of the negative connotations associated with being an ambitious woman," Keys told Business Insider.
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It's an ambitious play, and now with an ambitious production budget, the race is on to become the defining brand for a rising group of Gen Zers.
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As more ambitious privacy rules lose momentum in Congress, Weinberg thinks Do Not Track could be an appetizer to more ambitious GDPR-style legislation down the road.
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New York sure breeds this situation — it's an ambitious town and everyone here is ambitious for more and certain they'll find it — including in the romantic sphere.
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His rehab plan was described as "ambitious", but then it was also ambitious for him to dream of racing in F1, or conquering the U.S. racing scene.
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Remember that Musk is known for wildly ambitious plans that attract a lot of media attention, as well as wildly ambitious timelines that often are way overblown.
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"Because the statute does not define the word 'ambitious,' the secretary has the responsibility of determining whether a state's long-term goals are ambitious," Mr. Botel said.
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That laid the groundwork for the more ambitious Democratic Party of the Obama era, and for the even more ambitious one that Hillary Clinton is leading this week.
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The smart, ambitious, but politically wooden Wellesley/Yale grad set off for a life in Arkansas, riding the coattails of the smart, ambitious, politically gifted Lothario she had married.
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The story of Modernism is the history of the replacement of the church, the traditional setting for ambitious artworks, with the public museum, the new home of ambitious works.
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He says he felt like he had to be more ambitious after his last two documentaries — and what could be more ambitious than taking on YouTube's most hated personality?
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"I see myself as a Leslie — highly organized, ambitious, a little weird, anxious about dating — and would love to date a 'Ben' — someone equally as ambitious, smart, nerdy and kind."
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The reality is Democrats are debating ever more ambitious policy in a political system ever less capable of passing ambitious policy — and ever more stacked against their policies, in particular.
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Natasha Khan's most ambitious narrative to date The Bride is her most ambitious narrative to date, an honest-to-god concept album with a single thread and a formal structure.
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In 2015, Quarles said that Dodd-Frank was both not ambitious enough and also overly ambitious — stating that the law should be reformed to be more beneficial to the economy.
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The sources said the plan from the EU executive would be viewed as far too ambitious by some member states and not ambitious enough by members of the European Parliament.
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The resulting volume is therefore enormously ambitious — though I suspect "ambitious" is a word that makes Dyer, the author of "Yoga for People Who Can't Be Bothered to Do It," groan.
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" Reynolds quipped, "The most ambitious crossover event in history.
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Read more: Endeavour Fund ventures -- Ambitious journey across Atlantic
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Daenerys is ambitious — and kind of a mass murderer.
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" Because, says Littlefinger, "Every ambitious move is a gamble.
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The $7.4 billion plan is ambitious, progressive — and expensive.
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" Meanwhile, just 3% said they're "not ambitious at all.
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"It has to be comprehensive, it has to be ambitious and we do think we have the time that we need this year to complete such an ambitious deal," the official added.
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Mr. A is not just young but also ambitious, ambitious in a way that makes observers slightly uncomfortable, that makes him stand out even amongst the cadre of upstarts in Peter's orbit.
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There's not many models for that kind of ambition in indie rock anymore, There's a lot of great music that doesn't technically have to be ambitious, but I've always been overly ambitious.
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He described it as a "big and ambitious show with a big and ambitious budget," and said that it would take time to put all the pieces together for its second season.
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Prominent climate scientists assert civilization should strive for ambitious numbers in that range — like the also ambitious 2 degrees Celsius — to limit the odds of a future further damaged by climate change.
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We spend most of lunch talking about balancing a career with family, especially when your spouse is as much of an ambitious badass (or in my case, aspiring ambitious badass) as you are.
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"Based on our experience with the ITER project, we feel the MIT timeline to a power plant in 15 years is very ambitious, if not overly ambitious," ITER chief scientist Tim Luce said.
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This has been an ambitious season of The Handmaid's Tale.
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It's an ambitious goal for someone with a crazy idea.
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All in all, Not Alone is a very ambitious undertaking.
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It's very hot; the people there aren't ambitious at all.
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"The most ambitious crossover event in history," Reynolds, 41, joked.
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"I hope they are ambitious and optimistic about the science."
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We feel like women are not as ambitious as men.
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I know our goals for the coming years are ambitious.
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The company has ambitious plans when it comes to sustainability.
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"They were super ambitious, honest, full of energy," he said.
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The new bill is purposefully less ambitious than those proposals.
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Beyond the extravagance, she has proven to be politically ambitious.
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The ambitious aim: to analyse samples of foreign leaders' stools.
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Jerry Brown says California is setting — and meeting — ambitious targets.
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They tossed ambitious fadeaways off the back of the rim.
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His show is still adventurous, ambitious, and frequently very funny.
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New York has ambitious plans when it comes to renewables.
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"Possibly more ambitious," Markus said, squirming slightly in his seat.
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This is the artist's most ambitious museum installation to date.
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The most ambitious such effort is called Social Science One.
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But India's government now has a much more ambitious plan.
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His ambitious domestic reform program has been barraged by strikes.
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He was captain of the football team, valedictorian and ambitious.
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Though hugely ambitious, he is also deliberative and risk averse.
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" More ambitious still, enabling accurate location is "just the beginning.
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That is, if Tesla could deliver on their ambitious claim.
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That's why IO Interactive took a risky yet ambitious bet.
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Finally, the stage was set for an ambitious global coalition.
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That could prompt Universal to scale back its ambitious plans.
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Nothing half so ambitious is coming from the West today.
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Some felt however that the plan was not ambitious enough.
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It is also a consequence of Sesame's less ambitious specifications.
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You could argue it is being smartly ambitious by necessity.
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Chimps are jealous, ambitious, sometimes violent even within their group.
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Increased revenues are essential to Mr Duterte's ambitious infrastructure plans.
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I was driven, ambitious, and wanted to make an impact.
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She described her grandson as an active, ambitious young man.
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But Hidden Agenda is the most ambitious project so far.
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What gives them the energy to pursue such ambitious goals?
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For ambitious Chinese parents, formal learning cannot start soon enough.
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But I think she's ambitious in a very quiet way.
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We've got a new, ambitious Android update on the way.
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Ambitious rivals are breathing down the necks of party leaders.
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There are ambitious plans for development elsewhere in North Waziristan.
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Ricardo Anaya is as daring as he is ruthlessly ambitious.
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These are ambitious plans for a rich, young college dropout.
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He set ambitious college and career goals that never wavered.
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"An overly ambitious approach will be unnecessarily risky," says Rusten.
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It's also ambitious, and a timetable that's likely to slip.
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It is an ambitious mission that will prove highly frustrating.
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Some of Mr Lighthizer's ideas are potentially ambitious but vague.
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She in turn is replaced by the ambitious Rory Stewart.
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Hugely ambitious course, but Jose does a really good job.
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Happiness Oselebe, another participant in MoBreed, is even more ambitious.
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"The Republican proposals are far less ambitious," said Democratic Rep.
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Other features are more ambitious, if not a little premature.
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On paper, Texas was a natural, if ambitious, next step.
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Breakingviews: China's stock markets could use a more ambitious overseer.
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How he cradles the lamp in his strong, ambitious hands.
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This camp opposes all of Mr Macron's most ambitious proposals.
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But YT's ambitious guidance had emboldened the leadership, sources say.
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Samsung is ambitious with the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge.
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Didi Chuxing's massive loss has not deterred their ambitious plans.
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Or could it revise its pledge to be LESS AMBITIOUS?
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But has an ambitious startup finally figured out a way?
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They may be ambitious, even if their goals are untraditional.
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I have been playing Prey's ambitious Mooncrash DLC obsessively lately.
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Ratliff's conclusions, as engaging with his ambitious approach toward music
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Kun, the facility's ambitious foreman, dreams of a better life.
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Her vision is probably even more ambitious than it sounds.
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The plan may have been over ambitious at the outset.
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Their expectations for government more broadly were never so ambitious.
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Barack Obama came to office with an ambitious liberal agenda.
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But it hasn't really worked, because it's not ambitious enough.
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The proposals outlined Monday would be ambitious at any time.
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The public seems to want big, ambitious clean energy programs.
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Before long, they were working on their ambitious new concept.
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That could put a hitch in the president's ambitious plans.
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Russia's defense modernization is ambitious, but running out of money.
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In my real life, I'm fairly ambitious and conversational, outgoing.
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Low oil prices have delayed Putin's ambitious military modernization plans.
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The initiative is an ambitious play, but it makes sense.
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The company was about to make its own ambitious statement.
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They are highly engaged, highly ambitious and eager to learn.
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Bids to provide power may prove to be too ambitious.
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Bank of India has set ambitious recovery targets for FY17.
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The product blitz will be more ambitious than previously suggested.
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What separates him from a particularly ambitious or successful witch?
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Its synopsis is as grand and ambitious as any blockbuster.
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I love how hard working, independent, and ambitious we are.
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But the accident may delay the firm's ambitious future plans.
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There are more problems for ambitious Chinese tech firm LeEco .
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The Modi government says the plans are "ambitious but achievable".
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And he is becoming more emboldened and ambitious with time.
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"I don't have to be so ambitious anymore," he said.
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It's an ambitious fictional treatment of the author's political discontents.
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To be sure, some of these efforts are extremely ambitious.
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For years I found it impossible to complete ambitious projects.
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"This has been an ambitious project for us," he said.
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The hugely ambitious project has also been mired in scandal.
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Google Fiber was one of the company's most ambitious projects.
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You've said that you're not very ambitious as an actress.
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"The Student", a similarly ambitious Russian film, examines religious radicalisation.
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The money is intended to underpin an ambitious research effort.
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Sprout built an ambitious sales apparatus ahead of F.D.A. approval.
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And she just may have inherited her dad's ambitious genes.
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This actress is going from good wife to ambitious boss.
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And global action on climate must become much more ambitious.
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Intellectually curious and ambitious professionals never stop learning new skills.
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He said the agency still had an ambitious agenda ahead.
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Some of Uber's own aims may have been overly ambitious.
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The most ambitious projects are still on the drawing board.
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Blockchain companies have an ambitious agenda for the year ahead.
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The president has an ambitious campaign travel schedule through Nov.
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But the effort fell far short of that ambitious goal.
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On the one hand, I am — or I was — ambitious.
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The ambitious plan targets both power plants and vehicle emissions.
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The small plates are admirably ambitious, if a tad cerebral.
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Warren has championed an ambitious plan to attack global warming.
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China is planning an ambitious online resource to rival Wikipedia.
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Some economists have criticized her ambitious revenue and spending targets.
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This is an ambitious book, but often an exhausting one.
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Lots of ambitious and exciting books have just been released.
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My mother was a skeptical, ambitious town girl from Kankakee.
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He was benevolent, kind, always serving, generous, ambitious and caring.
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Then they began carving out time for more ambitious travel.
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Way too early to tell, but we will be ambitious.
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This roving, ambitious novel follows two sisters from Northern Ireland.
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"I thought it was an amazing, ambitious story," she said.
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It's clear now in hindsight that those were ambitious estimates.
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Ubiquity6 is ambitious about the scale of their AR capabilities.
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It was much cooler to appear to be less ambitious.
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This appears ambitious but let's assume that it is accurate.
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Just how ambitious is that goal, and is it feasible?
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It was ambitious, and a symbol of his new power.
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The play's script is chock full of ambitious set pieces.
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Still, that's not stopping Ant Financial from setting ambitious targets.
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"You have these negative connotations to being ambitious," she said.
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With bingo, I don't have to be smart or ambitious.
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Chazelle is an ambitious filmmaker who makes films about ambition.
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However, your ambitious tour is both geographically and bookishly inspiring.
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It's one that deliberately sounds less ambitious than it is.
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The Daughters' ambitious agenda was not solely focused on monuments.
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Nicaragua, however, was critical of the deal as insufficiently ambitious.
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"Three Billboards" is more ambitious than Mr. McDonagh's earlier features.
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I don't think the Democrats' agenda is ambitious enough yet.
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Women are less ambitious, and more tied to the family.
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The big question is how ambitious she'll be about it.
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Some Republicans pointedly said Mr. Trump was being too ambitious.
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"I am very ambitious for the project," Ms. Banks said.
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Yet ambitious as the synergy target is, it's also insufficient.
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He was very ambitious, which at the time I was.
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As a result, its ambitious overseas plans have collapsed. 9.
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Mr. Chau, 26, from Washington State, was an ambitious adventurer.
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Like any ambitious museum director, Mr. Kalman has expansion plans.
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His résumé is the stuff of ambitious Ivy Leaguers' dreams.
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"Clear and Present Safety" is less ambitious and more constructive.
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This is a book as ambitious as its title suggests.
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"He was too ambitious," said the municipal manager, Zweliphansi Skhosana.
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And if you're really ambitious, there's the full daily crossword.
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An ambitious bipartisan sentencing reform effort in Congress, which Sen.
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Saudi's ambitious economic reforms envisage expensive initiatives to stimulate tourism.
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Simply being ambitious for success will not be enough either.
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CCS: I think RCEP is a very ambitious trade agreement.
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They will propose evermore ambitious plans to fight climate change.
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No other channel has been as ambitious as Connolly's, though.
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Two massively ambitious buildings in front of me were too.
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The company's ambitious agenda spans education, economic development and moneymaking.
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This second batch of episodes was more obviously, aggressively ambitious.
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With the new iPadOS last year, Apple was incredibly ambitious.
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One of his most ambitious works is simply entitled "Snow".
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On Wednesday, a retrograde Mercury is sextile with ambitious Mars.
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He struggles to say what his ambitious plans will cost.
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Mosaic is the most ambitious Arctic science expedition ever attempted.
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Only an ambitious toady would accept such an ugly assignment.
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TV on Friday in reference to Sanders's ambitious new proposal.
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Horizon Three is used to describe the most ambitious projects.
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Being afraid of looking ambitious was not in Crawford's DNA.
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Now Dubin was working on his most ambitious idea yet.
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He's wildly ambitious and knows what he wants to do.
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It's an ambitious plan but not an entirely unique one.
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If this sounds overly ambitious, that's only because it was.
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Now Ms. Jackson is overseeing an ambitious groundwater recharge project.
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It is a pillar of his ambitious economic diversification drive.
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But today's most ambitious tech companies are not like factories.
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Recognize that you are ambitious, and go after your goals.
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Serbia's ambitious president, Aleksandar Vucic, has embraced Mr. Xi's visions.
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The university was one of the Jesuits' most ambitious projects.
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It is one of the most ambitious infrastructure initiatives conceived.
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California lawmakers have made ambitious pledges to fight climate change.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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India is expected to promise more ambitious renewable energy targets.
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The Persian Gulf country has an ambitious, budding space program.
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It's not even clear how "outrageously ambitious" the program is.
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Business associates describe Wu as passionate, impatient and very ambitious.
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American officials anticipate that Egypt's wish list will be ambitious.
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Then again, she is thornier and more ambitious than that.
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But Halsted's most ambitious undertaking, Sextool, is the appointment viewing.
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To call "Designs for Different Futures" ambitious, is an understatement.
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A panoply of ambitious fascists tried to exploit the discontent.
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Still, Australia had high hopes for its ambitious internet project.
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Scientists say there's an urgent need for more ambitious research.
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They launched an ambitious strategy to turn the company around.
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The most ambitious ideas usually have the most difficult fundraising.
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ClintonCare failed, but Obamacare, which was far less ambitious, passed.
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Like almost every politician, Johnson is ambitious, the friend said.
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"It turns out I am ambitious," she told Howard Stern.
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The trouble began when I decided to be dangerously ambitious.
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This song is an ambitious interlude, a statement of commitment.
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We named the project CATALYST, which demonstrates our ambitious goals.
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With All Mirrors, her most ambitious offering yet, she's defiant.
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But this ambitious third season has more on its mind.
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But some of its most ambitious wind projects are underused.
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As a child, he recalled, he was not overly ambitious.
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Until then, the group had published shorter, less ambitious videos.
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Twelve states launched an ambitious plan to cap tailpipe emissions.
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But for ambitious officers, the squads have an enduring allure.
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That was typical of the ambitious projects Ms. Pesle embraced.
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"Dragon Spring Phoenix Rise" is his most ambitious undertaking yet.
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Yet the 1988 bills were in certain aspects more ambitious.
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Her proposal is arguably the most ambitious we've seen yet.
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In fact, the show is much more ambitious than that.
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The resolution is equally ambitious on the subject of equity.
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She's ambitious and arrogant and certain of her own destiny.
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If it's not already clear, Orphan Black is incredibly ambitious.
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Ambition level one — the stimulus on steroids — is plenty ambitious.
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"We recognize that this project and the time frame that the nation is calling for is ambitious — very ambitious," Brent Sherwood, Blue Origin's vice president of advanced development programs, said during a press conference.
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Meg's father (Chris Pine), a brilliant and ambitious scientist, has disappeared, leaving behind Meg; her brother, Charles Wallace (Deric McCabe); and their mother (Gugu Mbatha-Raw), who is also a brilliant and ambitious scientist.
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Driving the news: Sanders will introduce a new version of "Medicare for All" today that's even more ambitious than his last one — which was already more ambitious than any other health care system on Earth.
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Ambitious attack The assault on a major population center was one of the group's most ambitious military moves in years, and was further evidence that a violent stalemate between the government and the Taliban persists.
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She is one of my favorite writers, and I loved the ambitious, almost too ambitious, narrative structure of the novel and these little worlds she kept building and tearing down to move the story forward.
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America's trade envoy, Robert Lighthizer, has called for an ambitious agreement.
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It was ambitious, but the government had plenty of money; Mrs.
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The Angkor Panorama Museum is the studio's most ambitious foreign project.
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It's an ambitious agenda — but it still might not be enough.
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That sounds ambitious but the interest in hydrogen is growing fast.
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Or any of the ambitious regulations California is now tinkering with.
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Still, Us feels like an appropriately ambitious follow-up for Peele.
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The plan was considered ambitious by experts when released last year.
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It has spearheaded the charge for ambitious shipping rules ever since.
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We spoke to Pike about the origins Sleep's most ambitious work.
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A lot of our more ambitious musical ideas were never realised.
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Ambitious, strong and self-made — and now a graduate of Stanford.
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As is the case with any young, ambitious politician, Rubio has
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These ambitious deadlines stem from Musk's eternal optimism, according to Vance.
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Second, you don't have to deal with corrupt, politically ambitious officers.
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It's like, completely ambitious but like, imagine if we like, tried?
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It's like, completely ambitious but like, imagine if we like, tried ?
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Ambitious climate policies could thereby double global energy jobs come 2050.
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The company remains ambitious with its hopes for fulfillment center growth.
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As with all things Musk-related, Neuralink is much more ambitious.
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So how could the economy be electrified on this ambitious timeline?
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Disney describes Galaxy's Edge as its most ambitious park expansion ever.
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It's an ambitious goal, and it's lead almost completely by students.
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The mission might use budget equipment, but its goals are ambitious.
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It was the perfect time to try something ambitious, something different.
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He attributed the company's missed deadlines to, essentially, being too ambitious.
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Nonetheless, Jeep remains ambitious as it pushes forward its globalization plan.
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KEEPING voters happy is the lifeblood of any ambitious politician's career.
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Reese Witherspoon is ambitious, and she wants you to know it.
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Within months, China announced ambitious plans to dominate AI by 2030.
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This hourlong musical dramedy sounds ambitious and hard to pull off!
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That's an awfully ambitious goal, though, and it's nowhere near complete.
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The mission following the August airstrikes on Gaza was especially ambitious.
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So what must an ambitious young American do to get rich?
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Their most Muzak-leaning album was the ambitious Dots and Loops.
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To say that Vijay Shekhar Sharma is ambitious is an understatement.
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Mr Fillon is more ambitious and, by his own admission, Thatcherite.
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Here's everything you need to know about the ambitious new spacecraft.
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The initial timeline for the Mars One mission was incredibly ambitious.
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David Morton's production, which has itself travelled from Australia, is ambitious.
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Qualcomm's ambitious plans for 22018G just took an important step forward.
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But Mr Macron's hopes to curb unemployment are no less ambitious.
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Mrs May turned out to be ruthless as well as ambitious.
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So, how close is Honda to achieving its more ambitious goals?
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The Commission's proposal also faces criticism for not being ambitious enough.
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It's ambitious, but so far it's been met with limited success.
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Both blindly ambitious, he and Coco have a lot in common.
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But as the two companies talked, a more ambitious idea emerged.
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Tell us the most ambitious thing you want to work on.
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Perhaps more importantly, they have been insufficiently ambitious in their scope.
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The reorganization is Banco do Brasil's most ambitious in two decades.
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Until that point, I felt alone and misunderstood for being ambitious.
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Perhaps the most ambitious plan to curb cars comes from Oslo.
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The C-919 has had teething troubles, making that timetable ambitious.
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Mr Pawlikowski's ambitious saga spans several years and visits several countries.
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Nevertheless, Amazon is exploring an even more ambitious idea: flying warehouses.
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Cooper had ambitious plans but needed regulatory approvals and public financing.
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One ambitious company making headway in this space is Solar Roadways.
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Fast-growing and ambitious, Mobike is already looking to overseas, too.
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Even this ambitious-sounding plan would not have solved the problem.
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The ambitious company is already weighing up potential exit options, too.
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This time, though, he's more dictator than cheeky and ambitious entrepreneur.
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It's an ambitious goal with more than a few interested parties.
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For its part, the German government has ambitious plans in place.
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Mrs Albright has earned the right to that ambitious mission-statement.
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If his ambitious plans falter, Saudis will know whom to blame.
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Increasingly Awful RedesignsThis brings us to the ambitious redesign of 1996.
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Rinaudo and Zipline's pitch sounds both wildly ambitious and totally plausible.
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Though not the first, it is by far Israel's most ambitious.
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A more ambitious Putin claim concerned the Kinzhal, or Dagger, missile.
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Instead, save your cash and plant a less ambitious garden. 5.
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Facebook routinely (and very publicly) announces incredibly ambitious plans and ideas.
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The U.K. has ambitious plans for reducing its greenhouse gas emissions.
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Perhaps he may one day try his hand at ambitious painting.
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It will soon become clear how ambitious America wants to be.
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I go to work and struggle to feel engaged and ambitious.
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Though restricted to the surface, Saildrone's craft are much more ambitious.
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Messrs Kenyatta and Odinga have launched an ambitious anti-corruption drive.
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Guadagnino's film is ambitious — maybe too much for its own good.
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Scotland has set itself ambitious targets when it comes to renewables.
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It's ambitious to say they're going to take Mosul in 2016.
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Hopefully these pollution reduction pledges will get MORE AMBITIOUS over time.
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But we're not saying explicitly that they MUST get more ambitious.
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Fender's second app, Tone, is far more ambitious than its predecessor.
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But ByteDance, too, is hemorrhaging money over its ambitious global vision.
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Keeping such an ambitious schedule means there's little room for error.
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Still, this is an especially ambitious and transparent effort by Hinge.
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Many voiced concerns about the price tag of the ambitious project.
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Sanders's plan is quite ambitious, though it lacks some important details.
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Like the other ambitious speakers, Cruz is still eyeing the presidency.
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Bryan Singer's reboot is admirably ambitious, trying to recapture the sweet
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"This is still one of the most ambitious targets to reach."
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Elizabeth Warren, excoriating his progressive rival for her ambitious policy proposals.
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That gives ambitious younger judges no incentive to clear their dockets.
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That's still a very ambitious vision, but a slightly different one.
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It's an ambitious goal, one that will take some serious investment.
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Ambitious yet unpretentious, the exhibition features 46 artists across 5 venues.
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The crash is a blow to Ethiopian Airlines' ambitious growth plans.
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In every way, Sky is a more ambitious and expansive game.
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Several ambitious Republicans are privately keeping their options open for 2020.
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Egypt is pushing through ambitious economic reforms under the loan deal.
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In 2009, the Pentagon canned the ambitious Future Combat Systems program.
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"It's an ambitious goal only seven years away," she told Reuters.
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That's an ambitious agenda, not one of dialing the bank back.
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Gerostate Alpha: Gerostate Alpha is tackling human aging, an ambitious goal.
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Leaders of the tax reform effort have set an ambitious timeline.
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And you thought you had ambitious plans for yourself this Tuesday.
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Quirky, the ambitious tech incubator, was a wildly mismanaged sinking ship.
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I think even more ambitious, and I think some longer things.
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It was an incredibly ambitious project, and we learned a lot.
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For biodiesel, the targets were seen as relatively ambitious through 2017.
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Research analysts have been sceptical about India meeting its ambitious targets.
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But the fact that something this bold and ambitious got made?
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At best, it seems almost too ambitious, if not outright impossible.
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"It's ambitious, but we think it's feasible in principle," says Yang.
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So I'm not going to blame Save for their ambitious goals.
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The most educated and ambitious couples delay having children the longest.
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America First's goal for 13 is far more ambitious: $100 million.
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Ford has attempted to craft an unpredictable, ambitious documentary about some
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"He was a brilliant guy," said Kuyda, who was similarly ambitious.
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There are many other ambitious features that I haven't listed here.
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But her more ambitious plan is guaranteed to come up short.
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The general tone of the music was hopeful, ambitious, striving, aspirational.
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We've posted all 51 below, just in case you're feeling ambitious.
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Hoyer said the bank would maintain ambitious targets against global warming.
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Additionally, Skorton notoriously nixed some of the Smithsonian's more ambitious projects.
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Or have a bobblehead modeled after them if you're really ambitious.
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"You are already ambitious beyond being the next CEO," Nadella replied.
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This is one thing Google's ambitious Daydream program aims to fix.
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It will be the most fully realized and ambitious theatrical production.
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It's definitely one of the more ambitious media startups in years.
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The project was idealistic and ambitious, and the cause was just.
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But likely the most ambitious internet constellation effort is SpaceX's Starlink.
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The PRI was a good bet for an ambitious young man.
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Metal Slader Glory was also ambitious in terms of its production.
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Beneath the Bible-thumping earnestness was a calculating and ambitious pol.
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The redesign of the SAT, however, was Coleman's most ambitious endeavor.
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The ambitious and serious "Lost and Found," running Oct. 13-Nov.
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But sometimes our ambitious audiobook plans don't go over so well.
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It's a big market, and they're not shy about being ambitious.
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Like Kennedy's goal, this one is ambitious and uncertain but achievable.
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Their first major science initiative is, to say the least, ambitious.
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Mr. Obama's plans for his presidential center are ambitious and expensive.
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The president deserves credit for pursuing an ambitious regulatory relief agenda.
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But the commission's ambitious work brings two immediate thoughts to mind.
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He pushes his teams to work on ambitious schedules, she says.
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Lee's most ambitious poems are made from the commonest verbal stock.
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IT'S A THREE-YEAR PLAN ACKMAN: IT'S JUST NOT AMBITIOUS ENOUGH.
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It was both an ambitious undertaking and a remarkably insular vision.
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Here are 10 ambitious efforts he put into place without Congress.
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SpaceX is perhaps the most ambitious: Musk wants to colonize Mars .
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Here are five roadblocks that could derail Trump's ambitious rebuilding effort.
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The following year we got ambitious, and we haven't looked back.
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That effort has now evolved into something much, much more ambitious.
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With less ambitious feature additions, macOS Sierra could do just that.
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China has also made ambitious promises to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions.
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The flight that Maezawa will make is a little less ambitious.
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"It's a bold, and ambitious, and forward looking plan," said Trump.
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Bernie Sanders debuted a very big, wildly ambitious piece of legislation.
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Many ambitious women have filled the role of presidential spouse. Mrs.
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If you're feeling extra ambitious, maybe even do a wordle first.
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So much for the ardor, or stamina, that ambitious trekking demands.
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The fourth season, which launched in 2013, was an ambitious mess.
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But his most ambitious works haven't always lived up to expectations.
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Other days, we were more ambitious, with varying degrees of success.
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For an ambitious young executive, the company was a great fit.
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It seems ambitious, but actually only barely whistles over the net.
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She was on the Dean's list; an ambitious criminal justice student.
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The stock market crash brought an end to those ambitious plans.
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When men are ambitious and make savvy political moves, they're admired.
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Even though the show has flaws, it is ambitious and unpredictable.
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Together, they'll be seeking collective solutions toward achieving the ambitious SDGs.
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It's that kind of unbridled ambition—and she is very ambitious.
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The plan, called Breakthrough Starshot, is ambitious, to say the least.
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Well, she makes it more than just O.K. to be ambitious.
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Over time, the games became a bit more ambitious and intricate.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren have ambitious plans to cancel debt.
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Then we could do these very big, very ambitious investigative pieces.
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Russia under Putin is perhaps the world's most ambitious revisionist power.
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"It is ambitious enough to tackle the crisis," Mr. Biden said.
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" In his State of the Union message, he asked: "Ambitious aims?
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Our reporters examine the question: Is he ambitious or simply reckless?
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Viewers, it turned out, had an appetite for complicated, ambitious storytelling.
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Funereal color palettes have become a signature of ambitious TV drama.
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They oppose almost any ambitious government policy, market-based or otherwise.
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An ambitious push was underway to privatize a variety of industries.
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Polis ran on an ambitious policy platform, particularly on environmental issues.
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In that first meeting, Steve described his ambitious vision for Breitbart.
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For an ambitious jukebox show, this could be a starting point.
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But Austin soon adapted by establishing guidelines for the ambitious companies.
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I think that's what made his last years so insanely ambitious.
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In her ambitious and entertaining book Johnson connects past to present.
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And at that point, even more ambitious targets should kick in.
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He's become more ambitious in how he toys with audience expectations.
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Walt Disney World's most ambitious expansion in decades has finally arrived.
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It would also buy time to pursue a more ambitious agreement.
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One of the most ambitious efforts is being conducted by Facebook.
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"I wasn't ambitious because I didn't see the point," she said.
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If you're really ambitious, you can take it a step further.
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An official at La Guardia Airport heralded the airport's ambitious renovation.
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And perhaps it's just the wrong season for anything more ambitious.
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In the cable era, TV got more ambitious and more serial.
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Salesforce has set ambitious growth targets for the next few years.
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"That's rather ambitious," Rahul Tongia, a fellow at Brookings India, said.
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The nation's most populous state, California, is also its most ambitious.
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In 2018, Tesla announced an ambitious executive compensation plan for Musk.
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If you're more ambitious, make a few recipes from NYT Cooking.
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Even in her most ambitious projects there's a lack of bombast.
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We were all tremendously ambitious, but we didn't easily admit it.
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In many ways, what Hunters is trying to do is ambitious.
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Trading all three between now and February may be too ambitious.
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All this is ambitious, given the current state of the internet.
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Yes, the show is large and ambitious, as so often before.
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It would set one of the world's most ambitious climate plans.
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The city's climate task force explored a number of ambitious targets.
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It is fun to play someone sort of steely and ambitious.
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The restless, ambitious Kaira has a wandering eye of her own.
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Clever and ambitious politicians do occasionally outlast complicity in Presidential scandals.
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China has just reined in a previous wave of ambitious dealmakers.
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TV has plenty of ambitious experiments that are brutal to watch.
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The joke, if it was a joke, quickly grew more ambitious.
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The size of the block required a more ambitious funding push.
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These projects can be ambitious, costing up to about $1 billion.
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But Evans was hugely ambitious for it and had bigger ideas.
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"Ambitious, challenging and somewhat category-defying," Christine Kenneally said here. KADDISH.
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Alas, Mr Thiam and his talented, ambitious protégé had fallen out.
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Ghosn sought to combine tight cost control with ambitious expansion goals.
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They're ambitious, hard-working men at the peak of their profession.
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The big picture: Taking on transportation emissions is an ambitious project.
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But Tesla is too idealistic and ambitious for his own good.
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Commerzbank's Guntermann said pricing rate cuts at this stage was "ambitious".
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The film opens on the timid but ambitious Ian's 16th birthday.
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But African-American composers have long been crafting ambitious music dramas.
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In climate news, California's environmental effort is more ambitious than ever.
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So far, the ambitious agenda has stagnated without a signature achievement.
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He used the months in Finland to lay new, ambitious plans.
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In Manchester, though, the turnout defied even the most ambitious estimate.
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It's an even more ambitious plan in Portugal's game industry climate.
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Over the years, my experiences with cooking have grown more ambitious.
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Meow Meow's project in Liverpool is among the festival's most ambitious.
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Elements of those tools frequently appear in other, less ambitious attacks.
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Cassini was one of NASA and the ESA's most ambitious missions.
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She was a class behind her equally ambitious friend Mary McCarthy.
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"You should be even more ambitious next time," she said, cheekily.
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Solloways compared notes: charming and ambitious (Alison), insecure and spineless (Helen).
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The costs of ambitious climate policies are borne in the present.
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Eventually Daybreak canceled EQ Next, and its ambitious vision was lost.
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She was twenty, ambitious, and already making a name for herself.
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I see myself being crazy ambitious for a really long time.
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For now, though, all of these ambitious ideas are just ideas.
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For ambitious young people, he suggests diversifying your interests and skills.
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According to Acuff, there are two main options for ambitious people.
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An ambitious national investment fund will be launched there next year.
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BEIJING — China's ambitious plan to revamp its economy has bogged down.
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An ambitious, but unskilled homeowner can wreak havoc on a house.
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She was too ambitious to assume the duties of a housewife.
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London (CNN Business)Volkswagen already had ambitious plans for electric cars.
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Nor did many of the ambitious projects that Google now backs.
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Did I even have to ask the ever-ambitious Mr. Wachner?
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That's what he was thinking of, which was kind of ambitious.
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"Love for Sale," which includes previously published material, is less ambitious.
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Only this time, Xi will be even more confident and ambitious.
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France faced some criticism that its plan was not ambitious enough.
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Stephen Colbert's self-isolation monologues are getting more and more ambitious.
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The idea of decarbonizing the economy is ambitious, commendable and urgent.
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They loved programming and were ambitious and excited by their jobs.
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How will Clinton pay for her ambitious tuition-free college plan?
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But it may now signal the end of an ambitious era.
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It would be an understatement to call such a plan ambitious.
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Narratively speaking, this is easily her most sophisticated and ambitious novel.
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She has the most ambitious, detailed policy agenda of any candidate.
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The Bay Area has frequently been a testbed for ambitious startups.
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And that is highly ambitious behavior that you want to encourage.
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Right. How to be ambitious without shoving it in everyone's faces.
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California recently adopted some of the world's most ambitious carbon targets.
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A replacement for CableCARD, known as AllVid, was even more ambitious.
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She loved the idea of playing a tough, unapologetically ambitious woman.
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Now she's working on OpenWater, an ambitious 3-D imaging startup.
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Second, if we want technologists to be more ambitious in solving big problems, then we also need societies to be more ambitious about how these technologies are governed, directing them toward intended benefits not unintended harms.
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It's not like you guys are rolling out big ambitious features that require, you know, photography, and ... I'm not saying you're not doing big ambitious features, but ... Yeah, I know, but we've had ... There's less visuals.
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While winning is never a guarantee, most ambitious pols -- and let's not forget Bullock ran for president, so he is definitely ambitious -- won't risk their political future on a race they don't think can be won.
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He is one of several ambitious conservatives, and perhaps the most ambitious and most conservative, feeling his way through a Republican metamorphosis under Mr. Trump that a colleague, Senator Bob Corker, recently compared to cultish behavior.
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"These won't be the deepest or the most ambitious or the most revolutionary," said Sembach, "But they will be a very solid foundation on which all of those ambitious revolutionary dramatic observations later will be based."[STSci]
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - India's ambitious plan to be a major player in semiconductors, taking on the Chinese and churning out locally-made chips for a new generation of smartphone users, has proved to be a little too ambitious.
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If it's compared to the most ambitious stimulus and recovery packages proposed in the runup to its passage, or to the most ambitious ones passed elsewhere in the world, then it leaves a lot to be desired.
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They have carefully crafted their biographies and resumes (and often their clothing choices) to appear tough, but not too tough, confident, but not too confident, ambitious, but not too ambitious, family oriented, but not too family oriented.
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This essay has argued that liberalism needs an equally ambitious reinvention today.
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Now, Slavik was only dealing with an elite, ambitious group of criminals.
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Girls are very ambitious and very eager to enter the job market.
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Previous to getting pregnant, her most ambitious creation was an Etsy shop.
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And when Paulette embarked on this ambitious walk, Lawrence wanted to help.
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The success of the Manhattan Royale has made Novikov even more ambitious.
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Alongside his proposed executive actions, Trump also promised an ambitious legislative agenda.
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Remember Project Ara, Google's ambitious (and ongoing) initiative to develop modular smartphones?
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Reviving a long-dead show to boost ratings is an ambitious ask.
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It's something weirder, darker, more thoughtful, more ambitious – in a word, better.
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Lately, pop culture has been saturated with the stories of ambitious grifters.
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Mlambo-Ngcuka acknowledged achieving gender equality by 2030 was an ambitious target.
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In fact, Arief, who is Indonesia's tourism minister, has many ambitious targets.
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She is thoroughly in command of herself without ever being obviously ambitious.
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Olinto wants answers, and she has an ambitious timeline for getting them.
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Marvel: 'Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history'Me: pic.twitter.
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The first part of SpaceX's ambitious satellite internet network is in orbit.
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Modi has set an ambitious target of doubling farmer's income by 2022.
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For Amazon, big ambitious moves are necessary to really compete with Walmart.
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Many of us have worried that the targets were not ambitious enough.
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Copenhagen's officials are confident the city can largely achieve its ambitious goals.
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The most ambitious states could even take steps to strengthen the law.
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Barcelona's ambitious urban plan is made possible by the city's numerous advantages.
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By contrast, Chung set forth the ambitious goal of raising $100 million.
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Experts on asylum are skeptical Salvini can achieve his ambitious expulsions target.
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It repeated that the goal was ambitious and depended on oil prices.
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Their ideas are probably more ambitious than what Congress can actually achieve.
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He could simply return to the table with a less ambitious NDC.
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All of the women killed were courageous, ambitious women with strong personalities.
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The central bank adopted ambitious inflation targets it subsequently had to relax.
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Google has hired a lot of industry talent for this ambitious project.
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I wanted to build a community where people were ambitious, career-oriented.
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"I don't think this is ambitious enough," she said in a statement.
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The firm's answer is an ambitious plan to reskill its own people.
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The S8 is the company's most ambitious attempt yet to do that.
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But by the end of season 1, Transparent started becoming more ambitious.
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Such solutions seem ambitious – but could actually exacerbate other types of pollution.
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It's an ambitious move for sure, but readers seem to be impressed.
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Their new record Gensho is a newly ambitious endeavor for the collaborators.
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Young as they are, they're ambitious enough to see themselves in it.
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He easily could have filled out a more ambitious set list, true.
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He introduced the most ambitious marijuana legalization bill at the federal level.
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The structure and range of the new "Twin Peaks" is more ambitious.
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Mrs May was a more ambitious politician than the political class realised.
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Analysts at Kepler Cheuvreux also said that Natixis' dividend policy appeared ambitious.
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Perhaps the company may have been a little ambitious in its plans.
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"Girl" is Ms O'Brien's most ambitious novel—and among her most powerful. ■
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"Bob was the most ambitious and crazy-minded person," Evans told me.
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A true multi-speed, multi-tier Europe would be far more ambitious.
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VICE: Big Fish and Begonia is ambitious for your first feature film.
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That would weaken an ambitious overhaul of the world's third largest economy.
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It's easy to forget just how ambitious the original Mass Effect was.
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Presumably, ambitious souls will launch campaigns on social media promoting their sculptures.
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However ambitious Mr Moon's plans may be, for now they are illegal.
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Should you check it out because it's trying to do something ambitious?
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That makes it an ambitious plan, not least in terms of volume.
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DeVito's banner week began with the ambitious and strange Detective Pikachu trailer.
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Neither is a small accomplishment, but Netflix clearly has more ambitious designs.
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Rethinking property rights from scratch might seem sufficiently ambitious for one book.
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An informed, frustrated and ambitious youth bulge, from which I hail, is.
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But it, too, has played a distinct role in Qatar's ambitious outreach.
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ETHIOPIA'S flagship social-housing programme is probably the most ambitious in Africa.
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It's one of the most ambitious space research telescope projects in history.
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Google's new Pixel phones may be its most ambitious smartphones to date.
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The big question is if Misty can deliver on this ambitious vision.
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These are some of the most ambitious schemes; many others lack bite.
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There are slightly more ambitious UI changes driven by Google's algorithms, however.
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How did you feel qualified to start such an ambitious, technical company?
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"Redd has always been an independent and ambitious woman," the relative continued.
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And with each release, the company seems to be slightly more ambitious.
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ETBU surrounds its players with the trappings of an ambitious program, too.
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It's a little wobbly at times but only because it's so ambitious.
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Wayne Urso, Millsfield's ambitious election official, is hoping to displace Dixville Notch.
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So we decided to rip it apart and get even more ambitious!
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The slick Kickstarter campaign shows the company's vision, which is undoubtedly ambitious.
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SpaceX has a number of ambitious goals for the next few years.
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Mr Roberts is ambitious, Mr Diller adds, but he is no fool.
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"Presearch is a highly-ambitious project," the startup admits in its WhitePaper.
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That hasn't stopped Rubio from saying some crazy ambitious shit about space.
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The most ambitious decarbonisation programmes, such as Germany's Energiewende, have made progress.
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But an ambitious woman with the last name Kardashian isn't that surprising.
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InfluenceMap says it may be the biggest obstacle to ambitious emissions curbs.
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Extensive equalisation systems and an ambitious solidarity pact compensate for financial disparities.
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At the time, many analysts viewed the Tagrisso target as highly ambitious.
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The Avengers: Infinity War might be the most ambitious crossover in history.
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You were just so down to earth and easy-going, ambitious … sexy.
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In previous years, Intel's ambitious plans would be known well in advance.
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The Surface Pro and Studio are ambitious devices that are legitimately exciting.
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If you were ambitious and an internet person, you went out west.
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His ambitious plans are to set up a long-term Mars colony.
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Ambitious young people once typically fled Henan to seek better lives elsewhere.
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But Giertz's Tesla pickup truck project certainly ranks among the most ambitious.
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The size and scope of the project in Frisco are more ambitious.
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It's a pleasant, diverting, modestly ambitious film, fun for the whole family.
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Interested in working on ambitious Android problems at The New York Times?
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Top lawmakers are not hesitating to examine Facebook's ambitious new cryptocurrency project.
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This right here is actually the most ambitious crossover event in history.
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National and supranational funding bodies are backing increasingly ambitious quantum-technology efforts.
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The INC's proposal is more ambitious, potentially reaching 300 million poor Indians.
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Consumer price growth remained distant from the BOJ's ambitious 2 percent target.
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Today's bill is one of those two options — the less ambitious one.
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Advances sometimes felt Pyrrhic, though, given Musk's tendency to announce ambitious milestones.
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And while that's already ambitious, it's probably not all Kim is after.
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But there are challenges in trying to meet such ambitious renewables targets.
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It's pretty ambitious, but according to the CCC, it is not enough.
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This game set the stage for more ambitious offerings the following year.
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But according to Banino, their plans are less focused—and more ambitious.
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A return to the ambitious visions of the past, however, is unlikely.
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And, in this backdrop, McAfee's call for revolution felt a bit ambitious.
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"We think it's ambitious, but we don't think it's impossible," Hasebe said.
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In 2013, House Republicans announced an ambitious effort to rework the law.
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As they became savvier, and resource companies grew more ambitious, litigation increased.
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You can't seek the presidency and not be somewhat egotistical and ambitious.
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Torun's ambitious investments in the past have resulted in fairly high indebtedness.
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There are many ways that incredibly ambitious plan could go deeply wrong.
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Along that path a new ambitious heir to the throne has arisen.
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Holding ourselves accountable to our Paris commitment will be an ambitious undertaking.
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Wernicke believes that the Walker Lane hypothesis is potentially not ambitious enough.
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So #WrinkleInTime is visually ambitious and very faithful to the source material.
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Wichean Glanprasert didn't have many opportunities, but he was ambitious and determined.
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This version will be more targeted and less ambitious, a stabilisation exercise.
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Some of them ambitious and like to go upward so spreads well!
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Of course, saving hundreds or thousands a month is an ambitious goal.
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As a piece of the Star Wars mythos, though, it's unusually ambitious.
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AirMech is not one of these ambitious stabs at a new medium.
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Who else is being stupidly ambitious and on the record like Doogee?
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Bringing World Vision's ambitious goals to fruition requires a global, collaborative effort.
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I'm not saying that you shouldn't be ambitious and dream big dreams.
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Jeff Bezos explained his ambitious vision for Amazon in a 1999 interview.
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It's grand, ambitious and there's something a tad bit endearing about it.
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It was an ambitious statement, especially for a child from humble beginnings.
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There is plenty of time before this ambitious vision will be realized.
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But we have to reinvent the wheel on a more ambitious scale.
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But later in the talk, Musk addressed his penchant for ambitious deadlines.
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Mr Xi himself was regarded by his associates as ambitious and incorruptible.
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In some ways "Global Inequality" is a less ambitious book than "Capital".
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Power lures many ambitious young people to Washington, DC, to this day.
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Second, Netatmo is partnering with well-known brands for more ambitious devices.
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Earnest and ambitious, Coimbatore evokes the American Midwest of a century ago.
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Battlegrounds launched several weeks after Nintendo's ambitious (and amazing) open world game.
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Britain's opposition Labour Party said the 10Mbps target was not ambitious enough.
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If you're feeling particularly ambitious, whip up a meal on your own.
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The really pioneering thing about it, though, is its ambitious invite system.
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Mr Aquino built on Ms Arroyo's ambitious social programmes and fiscal reforms.
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For them, it was a necessary phase in an ambitious, lifelong revolution.
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"At the diesel summit ambitious packages were agreed on," he told FAS.
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Act, an ambitious partnership between the U.S. government and the real estate
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But both operas, small or large of scale, deal in ambitious ideas.
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" He went on, "Some of these guys are smart, forceful, ambitious characters.
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But ambitious football programs apparently take a lenient view of such infractions.
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Limiting the planet's warming to Paris climate targets, then, is seriously ambitious.
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This isn't his first cross-ocean journey, though it's his most ambitious.
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Microsoft has also announced an even more ambitious console, dubbed Project Scorpio.
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IRIDIUM was among the most ambitious projects in the history of technology.
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Did you ever worry at any point that this was too ambitious?
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The more ambitious speak of resettling 0003,2000 Syrians a year to Europe.
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Having the facility ready to produce cars by December 2018 seems...ambitious.
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"She is an ambitious girl, strong and very talented girl," she said.
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He cares about his people and his company, he's very quietly ambitious.
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It's tempting to view Kovalyova's raw, ambitious debut as two (uneven) books.
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Nothing falls together the way that we expect from an ambitious novelist.
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Presidential candidates have staked out some ambitious-sounding policies on prisons. Mrs.
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Musk has frequently set ambitious production goals, only to repeatedly fall short.
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He began his presidency in March 1929 with ambitious plans for reform.
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The video, however, is just the beginning of the team's ambitious goals.
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Architect John Fotiadis designed some of Trump's most ambitious luxury developments there.
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You can be too loud, too ambitious, too emotional, not emotional enough.
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Bezos' most ambitious venture may be Blue Origin, his space exploration company.
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The proposal: Facebook's cryptocurrency plans are an ambitious move for the company.
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And I like that she's not always as ambitious as she seems.
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Lastly, the most ambitious solar-powered aircraft yet has passed another milestone.
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Yet this ambitious private project hinged on the blessing of government officials.
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Warren's flood of ambitious policy proposals has been a hit with liberals.
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It is an ambitious undertaking, requiring an investment of millions of dollars.
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VATICAN CITY — Her accusers call her an ambitious schemer, even a spy.
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It's the same stereotype that gets ambitious women tagged as unlikable bitches.
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Bright Health posted a profit as it plots an ambitious geographic expansion.
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In an age of academic specialization, this is an epically ambitious book.
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It is one of Chu's most ambitious and significant pursuits to date.
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Both are ambitious, have U.S. pride and some pretty big star power.
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It was just slightly more ambitious than the Allies were prepared for.
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The Yaris is usable for four adults, though five would be ambitious.
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"We talk a lot about whether women are ambitious enough," Dolan added.
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"Countless capable, accomplished, ambitious applicants do not make the cut," she said.
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The group will disclose "ambitious, timebound and measurable commitments" by October 2020.
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The Belt and Road Initiative is one of China's most ambitious projects.
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The journey to create such an ambitious program was anything but easy.
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MBAs are typically ambitious, technologically proficient and trained in data and analytics.
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"Ambitious" seems both too heavy and too petty a word for her.
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The upcoming show, however, is maybe the company's most ambitious effort yet.
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In some ways, it is even more ambitious than Mershin and Zhang.
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Ace Davis, a 10-year old from Lexington, Kentucky, is more ambitious.
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It's an ambitious plan, but it's been done before -- by the Democrats.
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I am friends with a young colleague who's an ambitious, hard worker.
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I believe those ideas and other even more ambitious ones remain valid.
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The final step was finding the money to launch this ambitious project.
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If you're feeling ambitious, you could also make your own pie today.
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Farmstead is an ambitious grocery delivery startup with plans to defeat Instacart
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It's also more ambitious and wider in scope than its original proposal.
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But that's just the start of Chia's ambitious plan to disrupt Bitcoin.
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It was beautiful, problematic, shady, glorious, arbitrary, specific, ambitious—it was everything.
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Joe Cannon had difficulty embracing the scope of this ambitious new plan.
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Starrett wants Ocasio-Cortez's branding to inspire more ambitious political graphic design.
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He sees a future with thousands of customers and ambitious revenue goals.
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Aiming for the stars and not quite making it, the ambitious App.
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In the meantime, the web giants are pushing ahead with ambitious plans.
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Ivanka's husband also offers a strong parallel to Shiv's ambitious husband, Tom.
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Does the game plan of what you are forging become more ambitious?
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Coral Shaw Wilson's 5-year-old took an ambitious bite of pasta.
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The Associated Press resurfaced Trump's ambitious tax proposal in a report Tuesday.
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He stressed there are "many ways" to achieve his ambitious price target.
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But the Alphabet joint venture appears to be more ambitious than that.
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The ambitious plans for Luma have met with opposition over the years.
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" Michael Field is "an ambitious New York-based cooking instructor and author.
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The ambitious feat has only been achieved in animals by Japanese scientists.
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But no country can undertake the ambitious goal of ending malaria alone.
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It was a hugely ambitious schedule, and Republicans praised McConnell's accelerated timetable.
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In this way she gained footing as an ambitious and audacious artist.
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That gave him some latitude to continue being ambitious, bold and ornery.
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My actual policy recommendations for Austin are both boring and insanely ambitious.
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And there is an ambitious program which is a medium-term program.
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At their most ambitious, these liquids could even become electronic circuit components.
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Some of the pieces are ambitious in both their duration and goals.
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The construction of a massive Hyperloop system would be even more ambitious.
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First, if anyone can deliver on an agenda this ambitious, it's Musk.
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Those are really big questions, and this is an excitingly ambitious work.
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Other plans are so ambitious and grand as to seem almost fantastical.
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"We had an extremely ambitious plan at the time," Mr. Braeken said.
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In Tuesday's Democratic primary, an ambitious young public defender offers overdue change.
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Or maybe, if I'm ambitious, making this amazing Konbi's Egg Salad sandwich.
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New York will approve one of the world's most ambitious climate plans.
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And they may be more ambitious than those made public on Friday.
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If you like ambitious shows that eschew narrative hand-holding, watch this.
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They were ambitious and creative, becoming painters and composers, filmmakers and actors.
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Two installations show him taking that ingenuity to a more ambitious scale.
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And California may find it harder to reach ambitious climate change goals.
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Trump will never have trouble surrounding himself with ambitious and unscrupulous flunkies.
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But despite venturing into a road less traveled, Udaan had ambitious dreams.
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Besides, the two Aussies have much more ambitious plans for New York.
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On health care: An ambitious Medicare expansion makes all kinds of sense.
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"It was important to us to set an ambitious goal," he said.
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN Evan Kalish is back, and he's gotten very ambitious.
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In 2013, the company started an ambitious, flashy effort to create robots.
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The workers are urging Amazon to adopt a much more ambitious effort.
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That moon station is much more ambitious than Bigelow's ISS add-on.
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But it includes one Spikeism that feels ambitious and surprising even today.
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Nor did it take long for them to try more ambitious poses.
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His forays into soccer, for example, have been both ambitious and clumsy.
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But some of his more ambitious ideas have not been taken up.
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Google's tools will be less ambitious than Trump's description, according to Axios.
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In Montana, one ambitious effort by Mr. Techmanski has not gotten far.
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But a big, ambitious restaurant in Washington owned by a female chef?
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"I am ambitious and positive for Britain's future and these negotiations," Mrs.
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It can and should use this opportunity to make ambitious, lasting improvements.
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It can and should use this opportunity to make ambitious, lasting improvements.
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Perhaps his most ambitious plan is simply managing to win an election.
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He was certainly no Beethoven when it came to ambitious musical forms.
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As a candidate, Trump promised an ambitious plan to overhaul American infrastructure.
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There were more than 200 ambitious kids on one knee paying attention.
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They may think it has to be ambitious, perhaps touched with grandeur.
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Halfway through the second class, I realize that this was overly ambitious.
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No, but it makes their work more ambitious, even if it's flawed.
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Right now, anything ambitious requires a score from the Congressional Budget Office.
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These biases against ambitious women affect how managers treat women at work.
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Such events are expected to continue and worsen absent ambitious climate action.
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Ambitious young architects and engineers wowed the crowds with new building types.
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On Sunday, Mr. Maduro carried out an ambitious plan to consolidate power.
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My box was to be extremely ambitious within the sport of basketball.
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And she has the clearest plan for making ambitious governance possible again.
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GOODMAN It's really good to cast a wide net and be ambitious.
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His vision for the White House and our country is equally ambitious.
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But that doesn't stop the brothers from planning ambitious leisure trips together.
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Alongside ambitious solo shows, their exhibition program features well-researched historical surveys.
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Like Elena herself, The Last Thing He Wanted is an ambitious overachiever.
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It has ambitious plans to expand further into brick and mortar retail.
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But for this one, I wanted to be a bit more ambitious.
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In 1960, Cohen was roped into an ambitious mission to infiltrate Syria.
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The schools that topped the list were making millions from ambitious applicants.
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She was deeply ambitious, restlessly intelligent, self-regarding, and a little mean.
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Something seems to have intruded itself between him and ambitious new work.
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One of the company's most recent — and ambitious — initiatives is Project Gigaton.
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When the expansive Evermore proved too ambitious, they began exploring virtual reality.
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But the battle over who will replace him has drawn ambitious Democrats.
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It was that ambitious expansionism that probably got him killed, they said.
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But many are pulling back from ambitious plans, awaiting word from Washington.
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Women are ambitious at work, but many are reluctant to admit it.
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Another ambitious idea was to cram 21's throughout all the clues.
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For seven years, we have taken an ambitious trip during spring break.
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Setting goals that are ambitious but also achievable is an important skill.
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Florida utilities have some of the country's least ambitious energy-efficiency goals.
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Greg Abbott's ambitious agenda, Mr. Patrick made a stunning move on Wednesday.
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A fragmented Parliament may not be able to restrain an ambitious president.
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The minor-key wonder of such tweets belies a more ambitious agenda.
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In Mussorgsky's telling, and ones by others, Dimitrij is an ambitious pretender.
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But ideally, those things lead to more ambitious work, or political action.
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To meet these ambitious goals, Princeton tweaked their recruitment and admissions approaches.
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Needless to say, these people were all smart, ambitious and highly motivated.
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Biden isn't the flashiest candidate or the most ambitious in his proposals.
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The instructor is new and has planned an ambitious circuit for us.
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Inside the wildly ambitious effort to reimagine the classic musical for 2020.
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It is as ambitious in its architectural aspirations as in its cost.
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Ms. McNair encourages other ambitious students to stay focused on their goals.
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But she was not ambitious the way some other TV people are.
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The radical center aims to be more ambitious than the moderate center.
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Our reviewer, Steve Earle, praised Barry's ambitious prose and the novel's conceit.
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On the first point: Roman politics involved fierce competition among ambitious men.
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The CFPB rule was the most ambitious regulatory effort to do so.
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She also calls it a key part of WeWork's ambitious core goals.
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They're professional, ambitious, they also have tons of other stuff going on.
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That&aposs highly ambitious, but they are taking strides to get there.
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Republicans now appear to be taking a similar — albeit more ambitious — tack.
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Ambitious climate policy, or policy of any kind, has become prohibitively difficult.
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The CFPB rule was the most ambitious regulatory effort to do so.
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Fitch views the 2018 goal as ambitious given the current revenue challenges.
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Luxottica has ambitious growth plans and a reputation for top-notch managers.
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But this Wisconsin man was a bit more criminally ambitious, police say.
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Tuesday's crash is certainly a setback for Japan's ambitious F-35 program.
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Saoirse Ronan stars as Jo March, the stubborn and ambitious second sister.
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That's a less ambitious timeline than the White House offered this week.
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Trudeau's strongest moments came in explaining his "ambitious but feasible" climate policies.
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It also put on hold an ambitious petrochemical project earlier this year.
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China has tried ambitious tree-planting projects before to address environmental problems.
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It's an ambitious plan, and it's had its bumps in the road.
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The company laid out ambitious plans in Brazil, too — for 100,000 jobs.
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Some analysts doubt the government will achieve its ambitious revenue collection targets.
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It was clearly very ambitious, and it was clearly new and inspired.
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Putting up with visits from ambitious New Yorkers qualifies as their penance.
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It was ambitious, complex television, anchored by strong performances and expert direction.
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Elon Musk's plans for the coming decade are nothing short of ambitious.
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To be clear up front: The Sky scenario is ambitious as shit.
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Ambitious climate policy, or policy of any kind, has become prohibitively difficult.
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The humble surroundings and small staff belie an ambitious, well-funded operation.
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We also toss some serious skepticism at Google's ambitious streaming project, Stadia.
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But research analysts have been skeptical about India meeting its ambitious targets.
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You know, I thought he was obviously very ambitious and very aggressive.
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It's a real enough business, and we're certainly ambitious enough about it.
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This is all to say, sure, Elon Musk is ambitious — admirable, even.
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And vain, ambitious Margaret — brilliant Margaret, ignorant Margaret — is a perfect subject.
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They were ambitious shows, and I'm sure everybody hoped they would work.
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"It's All Good" is undeniably ambitious, but I miss the artist's hand.
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A year before, she'd been an ambitious assistant, fresh out of college.
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He's proven that he knows what it takes to build a successful company, and according to the serial founder, it's these four things: An ambitious idea "[The idea] needs to be big enough, ambitious enough," Cheyer tells CNBC.
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This all relates to how ambitious and conformist you are, too: people in their 20s tend to be super-ambitious, and they don't realise how conformist that makes them, and how narrow their criteria of "success" have become.
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Soros' singling out of Gillibrand as the one Democrat he doesn't want to see succeed reiterates a common but tired narrative: Ambitious woman undermines good man (who was also ambitious, but that's a good thing in his case).
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"These are very, very ambitious ideas and the Conservative Party have their own ambitious idea for full fibre for everyone by 2025 and how we do it is not straight forward," Chief Executive Philip Jansen told the BBC.
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Even states that would conditionally be willing to do more are unlikely to offer ambitious policies, insofar as such policies would make sense for them only in the context of an ambitious agreement in which all major polluters participated.
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"In terms of global leadership, it's not hugely ambitious," one G20 diplomat said.
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It's just something that's incredibly ambitious to do, and to do it well.
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FAST isn't the only ambitious space project that China has invested in lately.
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It was unclear whether lawmakers will reach the ambitious target date of Jan.
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What SheBuiltNYC had originally proposed was far more ambitious than a single statue.
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Having settled into the office, however, Zinke is now crafting more ambitious plans.
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If only some of his other, more ambitious ideas warranted the same praise.
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Automotive designer Henrik Fisker has an ambitious plan to make electric vehicles cool.
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"Marlo was and still is a very focused and ambitious woman," he said.
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Both startups are incredibly ambitious, with intent to change the cryptocurrency landscape forever.
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I like intelligence — someone who's ambitious and has goals for me, as well.
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But he said any Brexit trade deal should be both bespoke and ambitious.
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I have a lot of hopes for it but it is certainly ambitious.
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The Travelers is a structurally ambitious novel with a whole lot of heart.
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Perez has led the biggest and most ambitious design overhaul in Reddit's history.
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But the more ambitious swings TV takes, the more likely bad finales become.
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It's a good idea—but the five-year plan may be overly ambitious.
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Netflix has made no secret of its ambitious plans to focus on originals.
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That's an ambitious timetable, even with Republicans controlling Congress and the White House.
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This is an ambitious proposal that would drastically reorganize how American approaches infrastructure.
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Meanwhile, progress has stalled on ambitious market-oriented reform plans announced in 2013.
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She's also been making some ambitious short films on Snapchat as of late.
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It's an ambitious goal that makes for an epically long travel bucket list.
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Disrupt SF '2100 is without doubt our largest and most ambitious Disrupt ever.
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Deutsche Bank has made good progress at implementing an ambitious, intensive restructuring programme.
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Marvel: 'Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history' Me: pic.twitter.
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The Obama administration has been ambitious about solving the problem of climate change.
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Over at Microsoft Research, software engineers have two ambitious formal verification projects underway.
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It's not surprising that ambitious changes like these would be hard to implement.
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They face ambitious targets to cut the overhang by 40 percent by 2019.
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Over the next seven years we hope to expand to 17 cities. Ambitious?
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They're part of an ambitious leap Apple seems to be trying to make.
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But just a day later, the start-up un-winded its ambitious plan.
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The telescope has some very ambitious goals as a flagship mission for NASA.
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His internal opponents attack him as too slick by half and ruthlessly ambitious.
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Nothing mandates that a family-style dinner can't be this elegant and ambitious.
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Being ambitious and being willing to admit you want to change the world.
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This is brilliant, meaningful, ambitious podcasting with the potential to elevate the medium.
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As such, "The Discovery" contains the seeds of a rounded and ambitious project.
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I think it was a little ambitious but it was worth a try.
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Obama announced the most ambitious clemency program in 40 years in April, 2014.
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So I think they're the most ambitious Chinese company going for overseas expansion.
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The bill is hardly a Green New Deal-type suite of ambitious reforms.
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"The round allows us to be more ambitious on the product," Collin said.
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It's ambitious, and if nothing else, its ambition makes it exciting to read.
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Given the novels' ambitious structure and scope, staging "Vernon Subutex" might seem quixotic.
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We want smart, ambitious, driven people that know how to put themselves together.
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And with ambitious expansion plans, VietJet is reportedly planning to float this year.
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With that narrow failure, the political will to push for ambitious reform wilted.
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Before it's even begun, Singapore has scrapped its ambitious nationwide bike-sharing plan.
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It'd seem like a crazily ambitious startup idea if it wasn't already working.
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But few video game publishers invest in flawed, but ambitious projects like Ubisoft.
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His group's finances only really work if he can meet hugely ambitious targets.
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We will devote all our energy to building a stronger, more ambitious #EU.
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In "Capital" these data became the basis for an ambitious theory of capitalism.
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Hopefully, it'll be as ambitious and engaging as Arrival turned out to be.
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This young, ambitious crop of Republicans -- which also includes figures like Wisconsin Gov.
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It's an incredibly ambitious product with a strong team and tons of buzz.
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Available unlocked or at Sprint, the $3603 Essential Phone is an ambitious device.
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In response, "we need LGBTI-friendly governments to be more ambitious," Stern said.
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GrubStreet reports that the eel burger may be the chain's most ambitious yet.
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Now Lewandowski has another, more ambitious short film to share: Time for Sushi.
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For Google, the app represents an ambitious goal: to double worldwide podcast listenership.
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Rather, she was unapologetically ambitious, someone for whom surgery was a passionate calling.
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You can be ambitious, and still be insecure and cry in the freezer.
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