There's no goal of relevance, no goal of making order.
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The figure far surpassed the original goal of $2700,2000 and the updated goal of $20183,22018.
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The figure far surpassed the original goal of $150,000 and the updated goal of $250,000.
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It was Comeau's third goal of the season and the Avalanche's second shorthanded goal of the season.
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We need a system with the goal of good outcomes rather than the goal of high profits.
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The goal of German propaganda at the time was obvious, but what was the goal of American propaganda?
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This was the goal of US policy under President George W. Bush, it was the goal of US policy under President Barack Obama, and it is now the goal of US policy under President Donald Trump.
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"We understand the goal of the American people and the goal of this administration," said Tom Werner, SunPower's chief executive.
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It was his first goal of the season, in his second game, and the second goal of his NHL career.
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The explicit goal of the new office was to give news outlets false stories with the goal of confusing foreign enemies.
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The goal of fighting is the same as the goal of economic sanctions or diplomatic negotiations: to accomplish a desired political end.
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I made it through 10 books, which led me to increase my initial goal of 75 to the ultimate goal of 100.
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Is the goal of eliminating partisan gerrymandering in conflict with the goal of making sure minority communities have an effective electoral voice?
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But after Donskoi broke the tie with the second playoff goal of his rookie season, Pavelski added his fifth goal of the series.
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I didn't have a goal of whether you'll believe me or not, I had the goal of staying alive and keeping my family safe.
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Helm scored his second goal of the game and seventh goal of the season at 11:01 of the second made it 38-3.
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An increasing number of Republicans want to scale back the goal of comprehensive tax reform in favor of the narrower goal of tax cuts.
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The deal aligns both with Poland's goal of reducing its dependence on Russia for gas and the U.S.'s goal of selling gas abroad.
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The goal of the dog is to latch onto the bull's nose and bring him to ground; the goal of the bull is to live.
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His 12th goal of the season and third game-winning goal of the year was aided by 6-foot-203 Laine, who provided the screen.
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In 2004, President George W. Bush set a goal of returning to the moon by 2020 with the goal of eventually sending humans to Mars.
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"The goal of Sears was to sell to rural America and the goal of Sears was to make money," historian Louis Hyman told VICE News.
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" After thinking for a minute, Bradbery adds, "Getting a number one is a goal of all of us artists, and it's definitely a goal of mine.
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The Senators increased their lead to 3-1 when Smith scored the lone goal of the second, which was Ottawa's second shorthanded goal of the season.
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That's a red herring that puts the goal of preserving nominal "health coverage" above the much more important goal of improving access to actual health care.
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The goal of meditation and the goal of everyone in quarantine right now is exactly aligned: to stop acting, or reacting, or overreacting, without some consideration.
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This approach disregards the long-stated US goal of denuclearizing North Korea and goes straight for a more realistic goal of freezing its nuclear-missile program.
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But the administration achieved neither its publicly stated goal of forcing Tehran back to the nuclear negotiating table nor its unstated goal of regime collapse or change.
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That, too, is inconsistent with the goal of maintaining a properly structured Lifeline program that furthers the goal of closing the digital divide for low-income persons.
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The goal of welfare reform was to kick people off of welfare; the goal of healthcare reform was theoretically to get more people onto health insurance plans.
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The administration is trying to reach a goal of linking 50 percent of Medicare payments to quality by 2018, after already meeting its goal of 30 percent.
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Tanvir, in other words, presents a deeply fraught conflict between the goal of protecting religious minorities and the goal of rooting out many other forms of discrimination.
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The goal of electoral politics is to build a majority; the goal of trying to change social attitudes is to create a consensus around certain norms of behavior.
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Management has an ambitious goal of reaching 75 to 90 million subscribers by 2025, on par with Disney Plus's goal of 60 to 90 million subscribers by 2024.
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His goal of permanently ending transmission of the disease between humans and mosquitoes is more ambitious than the Sustainable Development Goal of ending epidemic levels of malaria by 2030.
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Faksa followed with his 12th goal of the season, redirecting a Dan Hamhuis wrist shot with 9:30 remaining in the second for his 12th goal of the season.
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Their goal of permanently ending transmission of the disease between humans and mosquitoes is more ambitious than the Sustainable Development Goal of ending epidemic levels of malaria by 2030.
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This does not mean allying with Assad or treating him as a partner but rather putting the goal of ending the fighting before the goal of toppling Syria's government.
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The second trial met the main goal of reducing a sign of dry eye, but failed another main goal of reducing discomfort in the eye, a symptom of the disorder.
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The goal of the red agents is to touch the green agents, and the goal of the green agents is to avoid the red agents and touch the blue dot.
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They were concerned that investing in vaccines would distract from the immediate goal of treating sick patients and from the long-term goal of creating a proper water system and sanitation.
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Biega committed a penalty, a delay of game, which led to New Jersey's third goal of the period, as Simmonds banged home a rebound for his seventh goal of the season.
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By Saturday morning, the GoFundMe page had far surpassed its updated fundraising goal of $250,000, largely through small donations, since it was set up Thursday with an initial goal of $150,000.
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Nikita Kucherov followed with his second goal of the game and completed his third career hat trick (second this season) with his 37th goal of the season, into an empty net.
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The goal of maximizing benefits and survival for the many should take priority over the goal of treating the patient who happened to get sick and come to the hospital first.
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Brock Nelson added his second goal of the playoffs and Leo Komarov scored the first postseason goal of his career for the Islanders, and Anders Lee had an empty-net goal.
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It pumps money into infrastructure -- a goal of Trump's.
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The goal of this approach would be to convince Pyongyang that its development of nuclear weapons is undermining its goal of regime survival and increasing the possibility of further isolation and collapse.
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Jooris snapped a one-timer for his first goal of the season at 2:20 of the first period and Teravainen scored from the slot for his third goal of the season.
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He also needs to make progress on his goal of increasing average usage of PayPal from two to three times a month toward his aspirational goal of two to three times a week.
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The Northwestern offense continued to struggle after the break, enduring a scoring drought of 6:34 between its final field goal of the first half and its first field goal of the second.
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But it's a goal of mine to be more collaborative.
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In fact, that's the goal of those pushing the legislation.
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And "moving on" is the goal of Pitch Perfect 3.
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"That was a lifetime goal of mine," Spieth tells CNBC.
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Or in their shared goal of giving me explosive diarrhea..?
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Larkin's first goal of the season came on a breakaway.
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Although we've missed our goal of transitioning all of WIRED.
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That's 3,025 short of the group's goal of 6,400 signatures.
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That, for sure, is a really big goal of mine.
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"That's the goal of the North Korean politicians," he said.
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I certainly embrace the goal of universal health care coverage.
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Santini got credit for his first goal of the season.
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They set a goal of $50,000 for the first year.
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The amount beat his most recent goal of $10 million.
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Of course, the goal of this secondary process was speed.
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Once upon a time, it was the goal of capitalism.
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It maintained its goal of outperforming the broader beauty market.
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The goal of the mission was to bridge that gap.
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The campaign, launched today, has a listed goal of $100,000.
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For me, it was this goal of being a photographer.
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One important goal of the conference is discussing emoji policy.
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Tampa Bay got the only goal of the first period.
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Because the ultimate goal of this whole thing is happiness.
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Looks like Peña's goal of "playing nice" is going splendidly.
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The goal of the blackout is to prevent insider trading.
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It was the first goal of his career for Jaros.
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The Patriots responded with a field goal of their own.
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The goal of Eventide Island is, on its surface, undemanding.
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To see why, consider that goal of 100% renewable energy.
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After a replay, Stempniak's 15th goal of the season stood.
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Like the goal of universal coverage, these protections are popular.
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It was Florida's second shot on goal of the game.
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How do you square that with the goal of destigmatization?
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It marked the veteran defenseman's first goal of the season.
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The Lightning scored the only goal of the first period.
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It wants to avoid the own goal of disrupting itself.
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Science, however, is only the secondary goal of the mission.
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That's the goal of online dating — to take it offline.
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That would be Cal's final field goal of the game.
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The Federal Reserve has an inflation goal of 2 percent.
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The girls have now successfully reached their goal of $3,000.
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The goal of the show is, clearly, massive weight loss.
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This is the common goal of the code of conduct.
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The Creators Project: What's the end goal of this residency?
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The goal of eliminating guns is ultimately a fool's errand.
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It was the 11th goal of the season for White.
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The Sharks scored the only goal of a first period.
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For Crosby, it was his sixth goal of the season.
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So that's what the goal of that particular project is.
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For Vatanen, it was his first goal of the playoffs.
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Which is, of course, a key goal of the TPP.
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"The goal of all this registration - it's transparency," Demers said.
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It was the fifth goal of the season for Connolly.
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"Ego death is the ultimate goal of life," reads one.
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This is the goal of the new Global Hope Coalition.
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That came right after Spezza's third goal of the series.
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Reducing greenhouse gases was a primary goal of the program.
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It was the second goal of the season for Subban.
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Extinguishing this is the goal of mass murderers and tyrants.
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Words can also be used for the goal of reconciliation.
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F Adam Lowry scored his 10th goal of the season.
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Norquist said he supports the goal of removing trade barriers.
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It was the fourth goal of the series for Hornqvist.
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But has terrorism achieved its other goal, of intimidating Americans?
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"The goal of this tax reform is twofold," he said.
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The other main goal of running is improving cardiovascular health.
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Moskowitz's goal of probing the structural, socioeconomic forces that drive
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That is a base goal of his to begin with.
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The federal loan programs never met their original goal of
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What is the goal of laying siege to the truth?
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Understanding, he says, is the ultimate goal of his work.
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It's been a goal of mine to be a CEO.
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And what else is the goal of an art fair?
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Is that a goal of yours when you're writing music?
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The hearing advanced Trump's goal of quickly filling judicial vacancies.
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I like the goal of getting people excited about language.
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The Shift The goal of automation has always been efficiency.
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The end goal of the science is not mind reading.
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Just like the goal of preventing terrorist attacks on airplanes.
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The goal of the dog lovers' page was more obscure.
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The goal of horse racing is to get the best.
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What is the goal of this type of sporting event?
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But was that really a creditable goal of this deal?
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Questions like: Should long life be a goal of life?
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ISIS had a bigger goal of establishing — establishment and control.
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Boyle scored his first goal of the season on Nov.
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"Though reads weren't the goal of my writing," she said.
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For Caggiula, it was his second goal of the playoffs.
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It was the 12th goal of the season for Silfverberg.
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The treatment, however, met another main goal of the study.
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Stone was credited with his seventh goal of the season.
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The primary goal of the Storm is to win championships.
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The goal of almost any business is to make money.
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The goal of the Socialist Democrats and the communist Sen.
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This has been the goal of other attacks in Europe.
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I think the initial goal of WikiLeaks is really great.
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My husband pursued his goal of working in law enforcement.
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In between, Carter scored his 10th goal of the season.
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Eliminating the measure has been a goal of the right.
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It was the 13th goal of the season for Parise.
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The goal of this approach is not to reduce compensation.
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Reaves was credited with his fourth goal of the season.
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Coyle's first goal of the season came on a rebound.
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That is the goal of a bill introduced by Rep.
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This was a key goal of the Affordable Care Act.
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The third goal of the order is to train workers.
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Patrick Eaves scored his second goal of the playoffs at 217:211 on a rebound off a Brandon Montour shot, and Jakob Silfverberg converted a goalmouth scramble for his third goal of the postseason.
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While Perkins' stated goal of getting all 3.2 billion internet users on Canva's graphic design as a service platform seems a bit far-fetched, there's nothing wrong with the goal of democratizing design software.
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If the world is making a decisive turn from the goal of everyone owning cars to the goal of everyone being able to access mobility when needed, China is well ahead (see chart 4).
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"The goal of increasing jobs in health care is incompatible with the goal of keeping health care affordable," said Katherine Baicker, a Harvard University health economist who sees advantages in trimming the industry's growth.
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However, Athanasiou netted his second goal of the game with 4:14 remaining in regulation by converting Valtteri Filppula's cross-ice pass during a two-on-one rush for his fifth goal of the season.
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" He then he makes clear (sort of) his goal of amassing 22019,000 donors so that he can qualify for the debates: "I hope that we can meet the goal of 60,000 … no, 650… no, 65,000… .
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Muzzin added an empty-net goal, his third goal of the season, at 33:51 of the third period, and Lee scored his second goal of the game at 18:08 to complete the scoring.
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Parihug starts at $75 with the goal of shipping in December.
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There was no end goal of having a bunch of followers.
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Jonathan Toews got his 14th goal of the season for Chicago.
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Andreas Johnsson chased Budaj with his second goal of the season.
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It was the second-year King's third goal of the season.
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This only furthers Russia's goal of sowing division and spreading misinformation.
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The goal of the LBFD is to fly at 1,074 mph.
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"Acknowledge the goal of what we're doing here today," she cooed.
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It was the first short-handed goal of Palmieri's NHL career.
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The stated goal of the Nazis was the extermination of Jews.
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Kane's slick play set up the first goal of the game.
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I don't understand what is the goal of Facebook's content moderation.
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Just a little shy of the skeptical rapper's goal of $200,000.
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Snap also has a "stretch goal" of becoming profitable this year.
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And isn't that the goal of this whole fashion thing, anyway?
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The goal of meditation is sometimes misunderstood as emptying the mind.
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Madrid has a goal of 500 car-free acres by 2020.
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Frolik sealed the win with his fifth goal of the season.
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Netflix alone had a goal of 700 original series for 2018.
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Overhauling the tax code has long been a goal of Ryan.
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You'd think the goal of investing would be to make money.
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It is also 7,453 short of its goal of 10,000 reservists.
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It was the first goal of the month credited to Henrique.
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I think our goal of spreading the message worked really well.
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It's something you can train for and make a goal of.
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I think we've found our EPL goal of the year here.
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The company has set a goal of 500 million by 173.
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Set a goal of forcing yourself to read the fine print.
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Brandon Dubinsky scored his first goal of the season for Columbus.
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The company is now working toward its goal of becoming profitable.
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The ultimate goal of Starsky Robotics hasn't changed, Seltz-Axmacher said.
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The company has set a goal of 173 million by 2020.
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Increasing activity in that market is another goal of economic reforms.
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The goal of using EpiPen is to prevent symptoms from progressing.
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I've now hit my minimum goal of three workouts this week!
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Bergeron's backhander beat Korpisalo for his 27th goal of the season.
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Byron opened the shootout with the only goal of the session.
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And therein lies the second major goal of Tillerson's tougher talk.
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The stated goal of Stanford's new human-AI institute is admirable.
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From that perspective the goal of life is all about information.
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It was also the first goal of the season for Haula.
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That is the goal of everything: to be closer to Céline.
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The goal of going carbon-free is hardly a slam dunk.
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If the petition reaches its goal of 100,000 signatures by Jan.
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They target Iran's finances, with the goal of squeezing the economy.
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The Paris agreement set an aspirational goal of 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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The company has a goal of eventually reaching 10 million subscribers.
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"We are still working toward the goal of creating a vaccine."
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True, Iranian moderation was never the goal of the nuclear deal.
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That's the goal of research into autonomous, modular robots like these.
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That's another long-sought goal of physicists and could revolutionize electronics.
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Her ultimate goal, of all things --to be a university lecturer.
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Meanwhile, Amanda gave up her goal of going to medical school.
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Foligno tipped a shot for his 12th goal of the season.
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I reached my goal of raising $150,000 in only 4 days.
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Hyman finished the play with his first goal of the season.
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The sequence marked Chicago's second short-handed goal of the season.
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The goal of the game is to fight other fictional characters.
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Permanency should be a goal of tax reform for two reasons.
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It was a Monahan's team-leading 29th goal of the season.
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In fact, redefining postpartum care is a core goal of ACOG.
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Take, for example, the goal of improved protection of U.S. infrastructure.
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The empty-net tally was Getzlaf's ninth goal of the season.
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The company has set a goal of 500 million by 2020.
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Georginio Wijnaldum scored from it, his second goal of the game.
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The original goal of the FCC's mandate is being met today.
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So this is a new goal of mine, and it's fun.
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This has long been a central goal of the Israeli government.
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Leipsic buried the shot for his first goal of the season.
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Stifel thinks it can hit its goal of saving $2 billion.
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The goal of racial equality remains a goal, not an achievement.
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Domi then fed Hanzal for his 13th goal of the season.
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Chlapik opened the scoring with his first goal of the season.
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Why is employing baby boomers a worthy goal of social entrepreneurship?
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Discovering music in a social way is the goal of Lisn.
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Make a goal of selling one item a day, she says.
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Among the merits would be the goal of relative political autonomy.
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Mars has long been the goal of Mr. Musk and SpaceX.
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But he could not achieve his goal of universal health care.
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Gardiner scored his fifth goal of the season at 17:24.
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The goal of this legislation is not to reform U.S. mining.
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Protecting these water sources is a deeply personal goal of mine.
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Like, the whole goal of afternoon tea is to stay social.
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Xabi Alonso scored the first goal of the 54th Bundesliga season.
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The goal of InSight is to understand how planets are formed.
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The US Navy is today pursuing a goal of 355 ships.
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Fixing that will be an important goal of the next president.
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"I share the president's goal of securing the border," she said.
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Deslauriers' first goal of the game gave Montreal an early lead.
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Nicklas Backstrom notched his seventh goal of the season for Washington.
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I think that the goal of going out is to escape.
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The petition was launched yesterday with a goal of 5,000 signatures.
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The Veronica Mars Kickstarter had a fundraising goal of $2 million.
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Even the goal of rounding up 2,000 families is likely unattainable.
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The goal of a civic movement should be to withdraw consent.
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That's Pogba's first goal of the World Cup, but it's enormous.
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At its best, it can produce a goal of superb quality.
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The Devils tied it on Hall's first goal of the season.
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Rocket of a shot, and Lloyd's second goal of the tournament.
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Preventing such arbitrage ought to be a basic goal of regulation.
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The Indiegogo campaign funding the project surpassed its goal of $15,000.
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This was the goal of first generation dating sites like Match.
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I started college with the goal of graduating with a 4.0.
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The Mets do seem united in their goal of contending immediately.
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Macau defender Filipe Duarte scoring the only goal of the game.
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Another goal of demonetization was to move Indians away from cash.
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It has set a goal of reaching $2000 million in donations.
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It has set a goal of reaching $2000 million in donations.
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It is not the goal of our office to embarrass Walmart.
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It preserves our fundamental goal of having a volunteer armed forces.
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The goal of fireworks is to be big, loud and colorful.
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Get resultsUltimately, the goal of any team is to get results.
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So she had a goal of 201883,201873 -- half a million jobs.
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All of which will advance Russia's goal of tarnishing US democracy.
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The goal of Wine School is to explore and to discover.
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"The overarching goal of hormone therapy remains the same," she said.
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Our organization welcomes President Trump's goal of improving the nation's infrastructure.
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Now she is refocusing on her goal of becoming a nurse.
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China has a goal of revamping 5.8 million homes this year.
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Faksa was there to score his second goal of the playoffs.
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Similarly, what would he require as the goal of any negotiations?
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Do you think his goal of "normalization" is a sound one?
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That's the stuff that should be the goal of your travels.
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What is the goal of this campaign, according to the authors?
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But the goal of civil disobedience is to make others uncomfortable.
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Mnucin said repatriation also is a major goal of the plan.
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I see that as the most important goal of this project.
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The Penguins' power play got the only goal of the first.
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Would help me reach my goal of growing my social reach.
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What is the strategic goal of the U.S. and allied effort?
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Nielsen scored his second goal of the season on a rebound.
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Larkin scored his 10th goal of the season at 3:23.
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Sidney Crosby scored his first goal of the season for Pittsburgh.
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The only goal of the second period came 33 seconds in.
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Many designers work with the goal of making women look good.
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He started with the goal of setting aside $2000 a day.
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Confrontation, not compromise, is now the prized goal of congressional Republicans.
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A one-timer resulted in Necas' fifth goal of the season.
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A major goal of education policymakers is striving for education equity.
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The goal of unmasking the whistleblower is good old-fashioned retaliation.
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Trump has made repealing regulations a main goal of his administration.
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The goal of our state is to turn people into slaves.
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That is the goal of law enforcement professionals and criminologists alike.
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None of these points address the stated goal of the commission.
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Thornton's first goal of the season doubled the San Jose lead.
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The goal of peace, however, has remained as elusive as ever.
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He started with the goal of setting aside $50 a day.
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But there are now questions about the goal of future negotiations.
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Gabriel Landeskog set up the lone goal of the second period.
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The goal of organizations like BLM is supposedly respect and equality.
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So what, exactly, is the goal of labeling them so dramatically?
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The goal of current Russian politics is to be left alone.
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But there has been little progress toward the goal of denuclearization.
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Eliminating these missiles was a long-sought goal of arms control.
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Bogost said reducing friction is the primary goal of these services.
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The goal of that strategy isn't to make Obamacare work well.
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The goal of these films isn't to call "facts" into question.
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The measure will likely help the government meet its goal of trimming the fiscal deficit to its goal of 2.2 percent of GDP this year and 1 percent in 2021, when President Martin Vizcarra's term ends.
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After Malkin scored his empty-net goal at 17:42 of the third for his third goal of the season, Kris Letang added an empty-net goal at 18:53, his fourth goal of the season.
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"The goal of the satellite internet business is to generate enough cash to be able to go to Mars" the research firm said, adding that it believes Musk is serious about his goal of planetary expansion.
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Less than two minutes later, the Oilers scored their first goal of the game, when Connor McDavid fed a pass to Athanasiou, who found Ennis ahead of the pack for his 33th goal of the season.
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The goal of the new voter turnout "super PAC," announced last week with an initial goal of raising $50 million, was to ensure that liberal groups did not duplicate their efforts, as had happened in some elections.
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The Golden Knights increased their lead to 3-0 midway through the second period with their fifth power-play goal of the series as Pacioretty put in his own rebound for his fourth goal of the playoffs.
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The Bruins scored their second power play goal of the night at 12:33 of the second period when Riley Nash put in a rebound in front of the net for his 14th goal of the season.
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Nash broke a 1-1 tie with his second goal of the game at 4 minutes 12 seconds of the third period, beating Islanders goalie Thomas Greiss from the slot for his seventh goal of the season.
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I do not believe that Democrats have identified the fact that voter expansion has to be a strategic goal of ours, and yet Republicans clearly are aware that voter suppression must be a strategic goal of theirs.
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This doesn't make sense if you understand the goal of an election as getting elected, but it does make sense if you understand the goal of an election as playing out an endless series of dominance games.
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It also takes steps to downsize government, a central goal of conservatives.
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She is holding on to Mr. Sanders's goal of universal health care.
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The goal of the party was clear: John wanted to make money.
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"Preventing car ownership is the goal of all these companies," he says.
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The goal of the device would be to artificially boost human capabilities.
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The couple achieved their goal of financial independence in January of 2015.
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And yet it's not self-evident that that's the goal of dating.
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And within just 48 hours, they exceeded their fundraising goal of $100,000.
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Russia might not achieve its goal of launching a prototype by 2025.
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Salting requires time, but it won't thwart the goal of crispy skin.
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As Mobvoi notes, the goal of wireless buds is to be untethered.
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Realistically, Liu's goal of fine-tuning microbiomes lies far in the future.
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It was Sheary's 12th goal of the season, his first since Jan.
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HR 490 would help King achieve his stated goal of outlawing abortion.
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"Governments should set themselves that goal of achieving exactly that," Rees said.
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Uh. Deleveraging obviously has been an important goal of the Chinese leadership.
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Reuters has reported Boeing's goal of speeding up production again in June.
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It was the career-best ninth goal of the season for Haula.
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That's not an explicit or stated goal of the company, of course.
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The agency has a goal of completing those reviews in six months.
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Yet reducing economic inequality is not the only goal of the policy.
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It's been the goal of virtually the entire international community for decades.
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By contrast, Chung set forth the ambitious goal of raising $100 million.
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The ultimate goal of 700 MPH is still a long way off.
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It has been the primary goal of the evangelical movement for decades.
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Offering help and transparency to this audience is the goal of Progyny.
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Always, it was the goal of protecting community values that motivated oppression.
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Detroit struck first with Filppula scoring his fifth goal of the season.
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His low shot beat Allen for his third goal of the season.
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The ultimate goal of the SONYC project is to combat noise pollution.
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The goal of a safe space, Hanson said, is not avoiding pain.
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Otherwise, what was the goal of all the chopping, trussing, browning, basting?
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You have to ask yourself, what is the goal of the rally?
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The ultimate goal of conservation projects is to "re-wet" the land.
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Musk founded SpaceX in 20153 with the eventual goal of colonizing Mars.
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Sidney Crosby got his 03th goal of the season for the Penguins.
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The goal of QE was to provide only a temporary economic boost.
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Cracking down on abusive tweets has been an ongoing goal of Twitter's.
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Marleau's 21th goal of the season was his third in seven games.
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It raised $647,610 in two months, far surpassing the goal of $150,000.
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The long-term goal of this program is to reduce opioid deaths.
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But Schlemko was also on for the last goal of the game.
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A noble goal, of course, but mostly it reminds me of:[SERoundtable]
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So, what is the goal of bringing these allegations back to light?
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Tuch scored his seventh goal of the season in the third period.
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However, she doesn't believe Doctor Strange is undermining the goal of diversity.
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It's Griezmann's fifth goal of the tournament and it sent France off.
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His example gave her permission to forego the goal of completing work.
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Couture's 143th goal of the season was his fifth in seven games.
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I feel like I've accomplished the goal of serving after 33 years.
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Pominville's 13th goal of the season came in his 900th NHL game.
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An unassisted effort gave van Riemsdyk his first goal of the season.
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Resources are the goal of looters, not assets like TVs or computers.
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Lee, with the goal of petitioning Unicode to introduce interracial couple emoji.
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Securing coverage: The goal of your announcement is to generate news coverage.
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" A goal of "conserving 30% of America's lands and waters by 2030.
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The goal of #MeToo is to change our culture, even our world.
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Recovering the entire rocket is key to Musk's goal of full reuse.
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It definitely is a goal of mine to work during the day.
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Fractures within NATO have long been a goal of the Russian president.
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Eichel made it 218-216 with his first goal of the evening.
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That would be above Trump's goal of economic growth 3 percent-plus.
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That's already achieving the goal of four rides per bike per day.
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Hunwick's first goal of the season halted Toronto's five-game losing streak.
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Erdogan said Turkey had not abandoned its strategic goal of EU membership.
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Aging gracefully is the goal of hopeful, optimistic millennials everywhere, isn't it?
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Go deeper: Fundraising no longer the top goal of some tech IPOs
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The goal of a deponent is not to step on any landmines.
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The goal of an entertainer is to step on all of them.
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General Motors, America's biggest carmaker, has set a goal of "zero crashes".
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The goal of the company that's developing it, Mujin, is total automation.
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It's been the goal of virtually the entire international community for decades.
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Because that pass was the 'today's Gareth Bale goal' of passes. Muah!
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Mathematical precision is an essential ally in my goal of achieving clarity.
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Building such co-adaptive bidirectional BCIs is the goal of our center.
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Parise made it 2-0 with his first goal of the season.
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He defended his goal of better ties with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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I believe in the goal of making America great again and forever.
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Then Ryan tallied his first goal of the year at 4:57.
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Tesla produced just 2000 in Q3, badly missing its goal of 1,500.
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However, that was never the goal of either candidate or their campaigns.
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And that's likely the ultimate goal of the legislation: to kill PACE.
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Ladd's second goal of the period was his 15th of the season.
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As of Wednesday, it had not reached it's goal of 85033,500 signatures.
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Did you actually have the goal of being on the world stage?
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SCSEP is ineffective in its goal of transitioning seniors into unsubsidized employment.
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It was the 34-year-old Jokinen's first goal of the season.
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The goal of this book was being able to share those stories.
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Claudio Pizarro won the Bundesliga's goal of the season with this belter.
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Conatus is targeting end-stage disease with the goal of preventing transplants.
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Ending Obamacare is a long held goal of Trump and fellow Republicans.
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GOP unity A big goal of the convention was to unify Republicans.
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Trump has made narrowing that deficit a major goal of his presidency.
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Then there's the ultimate goal of a Mars mission in the 2030s.
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Students for Rand has a goal of turning out 10,000 students statewide.
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His first goal of the season was also his first since Feb.
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It was Zadorov's seventh goal of the season, tying his career high.
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If that was the main goal of these summer hacks, it's worked.
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Socialized medicine was the real goal of liberals when they created ObamaCare.
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The goal of the President is to keep the audience tuned in.
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And we will not stop until we reach our goal of 100%.
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So far, it's about one-tenth toward its goal of raising $100,000.
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His goal of being a global nuclear threat appears all but realized.
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It was his fourth overtime goal of the season and 22th overall.
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Soderberg redirected it past Darling for his seventh goal of the season.
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They easily hit their goal of $203,000—covering a single member's expenses.
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" The goal of this law was "to implement an affirmative action program.
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Opdivo met the study's main goal of overall survival, the company said.
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Elias Lindholm earned the assist on Stalberg's third goal of the season.
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The primary goal of the ACA was to expand health insurance coverage.
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We have a goal of structural savings of $2 billion by 2020.
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It's not just about the goal of finishing and improving our times.
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Mr. Cahill set a goal of a 203,220-caloric deficit per day.
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But that is far from its goal of reaching four million people.
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The goal of a final deal is to avoid another government shutdown.
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Scandella scored Minnesota's first goal of the series a short time later.
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Vladimir Tarasenko scored his fourth goal of the season for St. Louis.
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This approach achieves the goal of presenting Islam as a "violent" religion.
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And still others will prioritize the goal of interacting with Taylor herself.
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But then Kucherov scored his team-leading seventh goal of the playoffs.
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Others said the goal of eliminating trade deficits was unlikely to succeed.
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Shaking up "the way things are" is a constant goal of protest.
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Only then can VA achieve Isakson's goal of results rather than excuses.
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The goal of becoming the world's largest snack provider is within reach.
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Guentzel was credited with his playoff-leading eighth goal of the season.
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Couture matched a career high with his 32nd goal of the season.
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The company has set a goal of remodeling 1,000 stores by 2020.
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The page, which initially set a fundraising goal of $20,000, surpassed $85033,000.
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It's Gunnarsson's fifth goal of the season, which is a career high.
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Therefore, peace should buy some movement toward their stated goal of denuclearization.
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The ultimate goal of this season was not to be 7-2.
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The defenseman had an assist on Buffalo's second goal of the evening.
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"The goal of this is to cause problems for Israel," he said.
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Tampa Bay tied the score on Kucherov's second goal of the game.
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The GMI goal of modernizing the energy grid includes improving grid security.
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Athanasiou scored the lone goal of the first period at 2:35.
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Barbashev slid his first goal of the season into the vacant net.
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The stretch goal of $40,000 will unlock a purple option as well.
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Reddit still hasn't reached its goal of 350 million monthly active users.
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Guentzel added an empty-netter for his seventh goal of the playoffs.
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Niskanen notched his first goal of the season at the right time.
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"There's the completely unrealistic goal of getting this thing stopped," she said.
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Supporting the goal of diversity, he said, means supporting diverse political opinions.
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So creating a context for that would be another goal of ours.
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That experienced manpower helps Puck achieve a crucial goal of the event.
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Decreasing the number of uninsured people was a key goal of Obamacare.
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Not everybody will be coming in with the goal of weight loss.
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His advisers have called this a key goal of the tax cuts.
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Within 10 days, the campaign has tripled its original goal of $10,000.
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"That's the goal of those multibillion-dollar companies," Qi told Business Insider.
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"With the ultimate goal of having an ethno-state," Mr. Cantwell said.
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And then, just for fun, they pick a goal of the season.
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But no country can undertake the ambitious goal of ending malaria alone.
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Dating, or any distraction from the goal of winning converts, was discouraged.
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The end goal of the date is to be closer to someone.
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The developer finally met his modest Patreon goal of $800 a month.
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Carey sets an impressive and enjoyable goal of reaching the finish line.
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The country has set a goal of zero auto emissions by 2025.
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As president, I am committed to achieving the goal of universal coverage.
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But even the modest goal of lowering tensions might be a stretch.
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White got her fifth goal of the tournament in the 40th minute.
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It says they are mainly driven by the goal of Irish reunification.
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Zibanejad established a career high with his 23th goal of the season.
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She denied the goal of universal Maori language education was far-fetched.
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"It was the best goal of my career," Lozano said sheepishly afterward.
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Khalid Boutaïb scores Morocco's first goal of the tournament on a breakaway.
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But that's not really the main near-term goal of these protests.
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Without the common goal of writing, O'Neill and Carlotta became increasingly abusive.
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Ronaldo tries to get his fifth goal of the World Cup. Saved!
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The project is being funded on Kickstarter with a goal of $10,000.
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But two officials said that was not the goal of this trip.
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Nelson's first goal of the game ended Howard's night at 7:56.
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One goal of the production was to bring new audiences to Broadway.
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These actions will help us meet our goal of empowering rural America.
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They agree on the goal of lowering income tax rates for everybody.
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It was fifth goal of the season and first in 13 games.
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Norway has a goal of carbon-free domestic air transport by 2030.
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Raffl's second goal of the game then sealed the win for Philadelphia.
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Neutralizing them is a key goal of Taliban and Haqqani field commanders.
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The goal of Cera's tech is to make things happen much faster.
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Foegele, Wallmark and Necas each scored their 10th goal of the season.
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The goal of the Sugar Challenge is not to ban all sugars.
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The overall goal of LuluPet's smart litter box is a good one.
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Laine's 18th goal of the season was his third in four games.
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Our industry works toward responsible development and a goal of zero incidents.
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Every European country, through the goal of ever closer union, changed itself.
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Gaudette then roofed a shot for his 10th goal of the season.
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Colonizing Mars is the eventual goal of SpaceX, Elon Musk's rocket company.
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The goal of winning more championships might have to continue somewhere else.
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Acosta scored his second goal of the season in the 73rd minute.
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It was Lander's first goal of the season in 53 games played.
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Over/Under 47.5 yards on the longest field goal of the game
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For most people, the goal of refinancing is to lower monthly bills.
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Morgan Stanley has been meeting its prior goal of 73% or less.
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It has comfortably been meeting its previous margin goal of 10.863-210.86%.
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Hintz scored his second goal of the season midway through the period.
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A goal of the current meeting was to avoid any formal disruptions.
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Player gameplay, the other big goal of the match is Player vs.
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In any case, the goal of verifying users remains a noble one.
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The goal of these bombs was seemingly to kill or maim. Period.
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The goal of the initiative will be to register 1 million voters.
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That serves the goal of the interests that are pulling our strings.
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That's the goal of a bill passed by the House last month.
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The goal of the project, called Mincome, was to see what happened.
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It was Luff's first goal of the season in his ninth game.
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It was Perry's fourth goal of the playoffs, his third game-winner.
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Some government policies have gone against the stated goal of cutting overcapacity.
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Rookie Filip Zadina notched his third goal of the season for Detroit.
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It was Prokhorkin's third goal of the season in his 10th game.
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His redirection of Aho's feed marked his second goal of the season.
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The Model 3 is key to Tesla's goal of becoming consistently profitable.
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Become a unique proposition with the goal of exchanging something of worth.
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That was the team-leading 26th goal of the season for Skinner.
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That remains a primary goal of the modern N.F.L. no-huddle offense.
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Such initiatives are not entirely incongruous with the goal of superseding race.
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That should be the foremost goal of the party and those running.
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The goal of today's newsletter is to put the bill in perspective.
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We've achieved the goal of fewer divorces by having many fewer marriages.
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Contact — followed by conversion — was the ultimate goal of the Christian linguists.
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Two weeks ago, she hit her goal of doing five pull-ups.
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The goal of Bright Beginnings is to get kids ready for kindergarten.
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Achieving the goal of being predator-free "isn't possible now," she said.
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In this way, the goal of the exhibition is deeply, committedly unfashionable.
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Indeed, some Republicans have admitted this is the goal of voting restrictions.
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"My goal, the goal of my department and the goal of the electricity sector, must be simple and unambiguous: get prices down while keeping the lights on," Taylor said in his first speech as energy minister last week.
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It is still several thousands short of its goal of 82,000 "fully trained regular army soldiers," despite downgrading what it means to be "fully trained," as well as falling short of its goal of 30,000 in the army reserve.
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Tyler Pitlick scored his fourth goal of the season for the Flyers three minutes into the third period, and Philadelphia made it 5-2 at 8:46 of the third period on Justin Braun's second goal of the season.
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Nine years earlier George W. Bush set a goal of eliminating them entirely.
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The goal of fostering is reunification with birth parents once they get better.
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It was never a goal of ours to make something that blends in.
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Throughout the 1790s, thorny political differences over Adams' goal of centralized power vs.
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This executive order will prove ineffective in its supposed goal of defying terrorism.
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Skinner answered with his second goal of the game with 250:22008 remaining.
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Overall, the event raised more than $697,000 and surpassed its goal of $600,000.
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Inslee's plan sets a goal of achieving 100% zero-emission electricity by 2035.
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Yet the goal of opening up government data remains a work in progress.
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The goal of homeowners with all of these smart-home upgrades is convenience.
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Goligoski then beat Elliott far post for his third goal of the postseason.
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He set up SpaceX with the goal of putting people on other planets.
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But more importantly, it would've contradicted their goal of being a "grassroots" event.
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Creating a better future is only one goal of the Me Too movement.
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He added that he'd continue to "work towards the goal" of Booker's legislation.
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The main goal of the study "was just to demonstrate safety," he said.
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The goal of the government is to have complete control of that Church.
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The goal of Obamacare was to make health coverage and care more affordable.
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Kia Motors sold 3.02 million vehicles, shy of its goal of 3.12 million.
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Barkov, an All-Star this year, scored his 27th goal of the season.
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DACA set the stage for Chang to pursue her goal of practicing medicine.
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Malaysia, Lim told CNBC, will meet its goal of putting its finances order.
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Cryptocurrency networks have typically been built with the goal of transparency in mind.
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The only goal of the game was originally given to defenseman Colin Miller.
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The goal of relocation could be to "drain the swamp", so to speak.
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And Trump's goal of "energy independence" is actually dangerous for our national interests.
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The goal of the legislation: Prevent criminals from laundering money through shell corporations.
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It also falls short of President Trump's goal of at least 21.4 percent.
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And maybe that perceived ambivalence was the whole goal of their strategic choreography.
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Mr. Barany suggests an initial goal of $500 for a rainy-day fund.
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The goal of rolling back decades of American deindustrialisation is a pipe-dream.
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By that point, he's somewhat abandoned his original goal of executing the Mountain.
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Lee's fourth goal of the season was also his third in two games.
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"This goal of a million trees is a very big goal," he said.
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The goal of this redesign is to improve your experience as a reader.
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D Victor Hedman notched his second goal of the season for Tampa Bay.
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It said it shares Trump's goal of growing U.S. auto manufacturing and jobs.
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Republicans don't agree on what the goal of their health care effort is.
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That's not the goal of course, but definitely a simple practice to help.
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That was the lone goal of the period as Bernier made 11 saves.
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"Ending" chain migration was a key stated goal of Republicans in these talks.
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That's about what the goal of the now-failed peace negotiations had been.
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Sergachev's shot made it through traffic for his sixth goal of the year.
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"The end goal of all of these cases is political harassment," she says.
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Barkov scored his 14th goal of the season 15 seconds into the frame.
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Athanasiou scored his first goal of the afternoon 2:59 into the game.
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Zajac said the engineers will keep pushing toward the goal of full autonomy.
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Some people have asked me: What is the goal of Black Women Artists?
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George H.W. Bush's administration declared a goal of "no net loss" of wetlands.
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Their mechanics and worlds are usually marshalled purely toward the goal of escapism.
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But achieving that goal of taking care of themselves is harder than ever.
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ETBU, however, has the lofty goal of turning Marshall back into a destination.
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The goal of the Weather Underground, for example, was a mass revolutionary movement.
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Bachelor Nation, why is the sole goal of this show to get married?
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The goal of this expedition is to tag a great white baby shark.
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The whole goal of this place is to make you feel at home.
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All of it is overwhelming, which is likely the goal of the filmmakers.
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Fuego's VCs invested with the goal of building toward a billion-dollar exit.
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Washington got the only goal of the first on the same power play.
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Together, we share the goal of reestablishing America's leadership in advanced nuclear research.
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But this was not the only or even primary goal of Biosphere 2.
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Producing cars in China has been a goal of Tesla's for a while.
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As of Sunday morning, the campaign had already exceeded its goal of $25,000.
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Today's Executive Order will help achieve President Trump's goal of making us safer.
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The company is halfway to its goal of renovating 2,000 restaurants this year.
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Zibanejad added his 30th goal of the season in the game's final seconds.
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Chiasson pounced on the loose puck for his sixth goal of the year.
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Many investors follow Warren Buffett with the goal of uncovering secrets to investing.
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Usually, a paycheck goes a long way to accomplishing the goal of staying.
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But it fits in nicely with Facebook's goal of a video-dominant network.
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The goal of horticultural therapy is to get people outside and in nature.
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Internally we have set a goal of a billion dollar company for us.
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The U.S. reached its goal of accepting its 10,000th Syrian refugee in August.
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One goal of the swim is to raise environmental awareness about the oceans.
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But the ultimate goal of such experiments isn't merely to study the materials.
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Koniku is fundraising towards a first-round goal of $2000 million, Agabi says.
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But the end goal of AA's campaign is not investigative journalism, it's change.
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The crowdfunding campaign surpassed its goal of $2,000 in less than a day.
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Surely the goal of every marathon is to go as fast as possible?
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That's the goal of the company's new 'experiences' feature in the Airbnb app.
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"That would stop our goal of taking the House back," Ms. Chu said.
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Schmaltz tied it at 16:03 with his second goal of the season.
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Social commentary is not the goal of many artists in my art community.
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It was Teravainen's 17th goal of the season and the puck eluded Mrazek.
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It maintained its goal of seeing any new jet enter service in 2025.
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Eichel had an easy tap-in for his 21st goal of the season.
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The auto maker set a goal of carbon-neutral European plants by 2022.
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Dumoulin's second goal of the playoffs came 224 seconds into the power play.
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It was Ovechkin's 23rd goal of the season, tied for the NHL lead.
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The immediate goal of "Project C.A.T." is to double that number by 2022.
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One group believes the primary goal of pain treatment is curtailing opioid prescribing.
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In the beginning, the goal of Weedmaps was to help people find pot.
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The goal of these Gillespie ads, of course, is to persuade swing voters.
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Realize that the goal of attacks like this is to highlight our differences.
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That's the goal of a research project at Wageningen University in the Netherlands.
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In a matter of hours, they had exceeded their goal of $36,000 dollars.
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This is how Hyperloop hopes to achieve its goal of hyper-speed travel.
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Proud to announce we reached our goal of 23,2800 members by the convention!
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Raquel Willis: The overarching goal of my work is to elevate marginalized folks.
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The most important goal of the agency is to help improve public schools.
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The product will be available until Lush reaches its funding goal of $250,000.
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Gourde tacked on his second goal of the game to end all suspense.
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The goal of organizing information to enable the smart home required this robot.
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It was the team-leading 13th goal of the season for Nugent-Hopkins.
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He also had an assist on Nikita Zaitsev's first goal of the season.
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That's the whole goal of policy is maximum sustainable employment and price stability.
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Judged by the goal of defeating ISIS, this was a phenomenally successful mission.
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If the goal of increased militarization is enhanced security, it is not working.
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After all, nothing unites us more than the shared goal of saving America.
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While successful, today's rocket landing was only a secondary goal of the launch.
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The future goal of those over populated Bengalis is to march on Myanmar.
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It seemed as though that might be the only goal of the game.
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The measure is a longtime goal of Republicans and the financial services industry.
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But Mr. Manuel's goal of preserving jazz history had already become a reality.
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It was Athanasiou's sixth goal of the season and first in 16 games.
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Still, being honored by the parade had remained a goal of Mr. Trump's.
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She said she has since met her goal of roughly two months' salary.
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Still, the lesser but valuable goal of pardoning individual prisoners can pay dividends.
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Trump may have begun with the limited goal of balancing trade with China.
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The goal, of course, is to eliminate the need for any government guarantee.
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The first goal, of the partnership, he said, is high customer satisfaction scores.
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Nikolay Kulemin and Frans Nielsen assisted on Okposo's second goal of the playoffs.
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Patric Hornqvist picked up his sixth goal of the playoffs for the Penguins.
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Andreas Athanasiou scored his first goal of the season for the Red Wings.
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It was the 100th power-play goal of Weber's 15-year NHL career.
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His third goal of the season, it ended a 12-game scoring drought.
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We have a goal of getting to one million likes in a week.
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It was the Flames' league-leading 16th short-handed goal of the season.
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In part, the goal of that strategy is to draw in foreign investment.
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Iiro Pakarinen's first goal of the season pushed the lead to 4-1.
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Struck from a distance, it was a finalist for goal of the year.
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"Our vision is a goal of zero for asylum-based immigration," he said.
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Eyeing a goal of food gardening, NASA plans to grow chiles in space.
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It raised $85033,000 last year and has a goal of $50,000 this year.
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First, the goal of the talks should be to eliminate all existing tariffs.
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On any other night, it would have been the goal of the game.
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He did achieve, however, his goal of levying multilateral sanctions on North Korea.
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Has the goal of generating revenue by distributing services and products to customers.
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The ultimate goal of the project has always been a peaceful, united Europe.
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And shareholders have the overriding goal of increasing the value of their investment.
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THE GOAL OF A SHAREHOLDER ACTIVIST IS TO MAKE MONEY FOR ITS INVESTORS.
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Most importantly, climate objectives could mesh with Mr. Trump's goal of energy independence.
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It was Buchnevich's second goal of the season and second in two games.
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Will help us achieve our goal of ending the HIV epidemic in America!
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The campaign has raised more than $304,000, well over its goal of $15,000.
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Danton Heinen also got an assist on Krejci's first goal of the season.
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Philips Lighting has set itself the goal of being carbon neutral by 2020.
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The goal of a stable Middle East, free from terror, pays the price.
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Guentzel tied it 38 seconds later with his 37th goal of the season.
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This seems to be the goal of the president and the Republican Congress.
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It was incredible – genuinely a goal of high quality out of absolutely nothing.
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MacKinnon beat Halak for his 12th goal of the season at 9:02.
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It marked the second short-handed goal of the season for the Hurricanes.
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The Canucks turned a turnover into the only goal of the first period.
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NASA has its own goal of sending humans to Mars by the 2030s.
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His 13th goal of the season could not have been more exquisitely timed.
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That's the goal of the U.S. Q: Lets talk about this rogue behavior.
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Here's another way to define the goal of basic income: reduce human suffering.
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The first goal of the Cup was scored by Brazil's Marcelo—against Brazil.
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Shaw tied it with his second goal of the season 23 seconds later.
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Staal snapped a shot past Raanta for his 24th goal of the season.
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Ettel didn't actually achieve her goal of getting the girl to quiet down.
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The goal of Pandarium is to breed the best dancer in the game.
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The union's long-sought goal of organizing foreign automakers has also proven elusive.
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At the same time, the goal of these was not to really editorialize.
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So I guess you'd say neither party has a goal of universal coverage.
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Bjorkstrand returned the favor by assisting on Gagner's 16th goal of the season.
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Derek Grant hit the open net for his fourth goal of the season.
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They are on track to exceed their goal of $2 billion in cuts.
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While not identical, the two share a similar goal of organizing online activism.
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The explicit goal of such large company combinations is to increase shareholder value.
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Larkin assisted on linemate Anthony Mantha's club-best fifth goal of the season.
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Just in a few days, they surpassed their initial goal of 724 blankets.
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Spooner's 133th goal of the season beat Cory Schneider, who had no chance.
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The goal of this approach is to protect and create American manufacturing jobs.
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Those actions bolster Russia's goal of splintering the Western alliance that constrains Moscow.
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"Meteorologists come to work with the goal of saving lives," said Ms. Zimmett.
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Kubalik, a rookie, capped the scoring with his 123th goal of the season.
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This was not the goal of the Laundromat project, as is my understanding.
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The growth of solar directly undermines Trump's goal of boosting the coal industry.
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But in practice, this narrow focus undermines the goal of affordability for all.
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The whole goal of the season was to just continue to get better.
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The goal of "Xi Jinping Thought," the party's new official dogma, isn't stakeholdership.
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The 3-pointer was just Lowry's second made field goal of the game.
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"Meredith's goal of a completed transaction is achieved," Meredith said in a statement.
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They want a "conversational" appearance, which serves their goal of maintaining customer loyalty.
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In its statement, the Wikimedia Foundation emphasized its goal of presenting neutral information.
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The country's goal of 20 million visitors by 2019 is also in jeopardy.
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It hopes to hit a goal of $250,000 in the next 1,094 days.
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The Court ruled that the goal of remedying structural racism wasn't narrow enough.
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CLF never deviated from the goal of defining Ossoff as a dishonest liberal.
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" He added, "It is certainly not a goal of ours to limit ethnicity.
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This helps you better understand the end goal of feeling calm and centered.
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Guardian Media Group says it hit its goal of breaking even last year.
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John Hickenlooper set a goal of reducing obesity rates by 10% by 2020.
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Mr. Trump, by contrast, has highlighted his goal of radically cutting refugee admissions.
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Only if the fundamental goal of the university is more political than scholarly.
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By second grade, she had declared her goal of becoming a movie star.
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It was the eighth short-handed goal of the season for the Ducks.
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Gradually, he purchased a few more with the goal of becoming a chain.
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The goal of the program is to unite the city under one film.
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In 2016, the government declared a goal of 10 million visitors by 2030.
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Caggiula scored his fifth goal of the season 220 seconds into the game.
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But if it takes off, that helps Amazon's goal of getting Alexa everywhere.
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Josi scored Nashville's first power-play goal of the series for the win.
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"Building a social media presence was never a goal of mine," he said.
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"It's not like a goal of mine to throw that much," he said.
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The goal of that indiscriminate credential harvesting campaign is a mystery, for now.
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I had finally reached my goal of working for a national media company.
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The goal of the professional programming is to advance medical standards and guidelines.
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The fourth goal of NASA's Mars Exploration Program involves preparing for human exploration.
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Ovechkin scored his 23th goal of the season and 23nd of his career.
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Henrique ended the scoring with his team-high seventh goal of the season.
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It was his 12th goal of the season and first in nine games.
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It was Kempe's first goal of the season as Kopitar delivered another assist.
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He has already abandoned Osborne's goal of reaching a budget surplus by 2020.
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It was Hedman's first goal of the playoffs, but he has 10 assists.
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Common to both was a goal of making mood — existential atmosphere — primary content.
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Democrats have adopted the goal of reaching net zero carbon emissions by 2050.
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The goal of kicking Mr. Salvini out of power apparently justified every means.
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Dr. Reich has a goal of giving at least 30 hugs each day.
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That proposed future relationship is not the goal of the current UK Government.
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Elon Musk founded SpaceX in 2002 with the goal of populating outer space.
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That's up from its prior goal of a 40% reduction from 2005 levels.
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Anaheim tied it six minutes later on Fowler's first goal of the season.
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However, he acknowledged that his goal of producing legislation before summer was slipping.
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By Tuesday evening the petition had exceeded its goal of attaining 100,000 signatures.
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Kia Motors sold 2.75 million vehicles, shy of its goal of 3.17 million.
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Zibanejad scored his 20th goal of the season at the 12:13 mark.
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It was his first goal of the season and eighth of his career.
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The company launched with the goal of helping Amazon sellers advertise more effectively.
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The economy grew just 2 percent, despite President Trump's goal of 3 percent.
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Silfverberg scored his first goal of the season less than a minute later.
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The goal of the group is to help the victim and survivor first.
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Ms. Kawakubo seems to work with the goal of making women look again.
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The goal of provoking conversation worked, but it came at a heavy price.
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The club has raised $220,000, far outpacing its goal of $30,000, he said.
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Pompeo reiterated that a ceasefire was the goal of the trip on Wednesday.
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But the goal of getting rates down while maintaining progressivity can be met.
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Bozak intercepted Maatta's pass attempt and buried his third goal of the season.
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It was Pavelski's sixth goal of the season and first in 13 games.
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Ms. Galieva is studying psychology, with the goal of opening a family practice.
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Another goal of the plan, the mayor said, was to distribute shelters proportionally.
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This helps him in his goal of undermining confidence in our democratic institutions.
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It was his 210rd goal of the season, which leads all NHL rookies.
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Murphy put a shot past Mrazek for his first goal of the season.
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I think that's the final goal of feminism and every type of activism.
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Information that used to be suppressed now achieves its goal of being free.
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"Which is halfway to my goal of a hundred and eighty," he said.
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The stated goal of the partnership is improving employee satisfaction and reducing costs.
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It was Pavelski's sixth goal of the season and first in 211 games.
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At age 9, Ms. Halliday set a goal of becoming a fashion designer.
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It was Vlasic's fifth goal of the season and second since Nov. 12.
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The Trump administration has set a goal of economic growth of 3 percent.
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However, Martin says that&aposs not the goal of the hybrid-pod approach.
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The goal of a training session is to memorize a list of words.
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"The goal of the home is for you to own it," says Hogan.
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This undercuts the U.S. goal of discouraging investment in China, the report said.
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As of Wednesday afternoon, the fundraiser had garnered triple its goal of $7,500.
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In so doing, the proposal undercuts its stated goal of state/tribal primacy.
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Larkin's empty-net tally was his team-leading 219th goal of the season.
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Fabbri had Pionk to thank again for his second goal of the night.
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Valtteri Filppula got the second assist on Green's second goal of the season.
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Mamin's tally at 13:33 was the only goal of the middle period.
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Spezza scored his fifth goal of the season 30 seconds into the game.
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Spezza scored his fifth goal of the season 183 seconds into the game.
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Only then will we achieve the goal of a world free of AIDS.
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Most exercise trackers set a goal of 10,000 steps a day, Patel said.
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McClement put the Hurricanes ahead with only his third goal of the season.
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Addicted patients usually bond with their providers over the shared goal of healing.
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In fact, there has been none toward our core goal of full denuclearization.
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That's fine, if the goal of Facebook is to build strong micro-communities.
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What could it mean, after all, that the goal of life is aliveness?
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It was Smith's 21st goal of the season and second in three games.
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How does it meet Ms. Gugenheim's goal of creating an opportunity for dialogue?
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The shared goal of ConsenSys members is strengthening and expanding the Ethereum blockchain.
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It's a laudable goal — in some ways, it's the goal of all education.
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Necas then gave Carolina its first lead of the game with his 14th goal of the season, but Eakin tied it a little over two minutes later, 5-5, with his fourth goal of the season and first in 15 games.
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Working with women and education groups through the past decade brought me closer and closer to realizing the goal of working in countries all around the world on the shared goal of making sure girls have access to secondary school education.
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New Jersey outshot Vegas 16-6 in the second period and closed to within 4-2 on Zajac's 10th goal of the season and Wood's third, sandwiched around Karlsson's second goal of the night and eighth in the last 10 games.
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The Paris climate agreement, adopted by almost 200 nations in 2015, set a goal of limiting warming to "well below" a rise of 2 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial times while "pursuing efforts" for the tougher goal of 1.5 degrees Celsius.
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It was the fourth game-winning goal of the season for Nugent-Hopkins, who took a feed from Draisaitl in the right circle and fired a shot inside the left post past Connor Hellebuyck for his 234th goal of the season.
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It was the fourth game-winning goal of the season for Nugent-Hopkins, who took a feed from Draisaitl in the right circle and fired a shot inside the left post past Connor Hellebuyck for his 19th goal of the season.
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Finally, the company said it will speed up its adoption of renewable energy with the goal of converting 80% of the company's energy sources to renewable energy by 2024, with the goal of reaching 100% renewable energy use by 2030.
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Police believe Table had staked out her home with the goal of attacking her.
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That was only the second short-handed goal of the season for St. Louis.
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When Mensa announced the event, his foundation had a goal of purchasing 5,000 shoes.
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The goal of investing is to get more money out than you put in.
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The sophomore stuffed home a rebound for Providence&aposs third goal of the night.
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Still, it's a direct challenge to Trump's goal of pushing oil prices even lower.
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Gardner's state has also seen a boost from Amazon's goal of expanding its operations.
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She will help legitimize his agenda, with the ultimate goal of a second term.
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Palestinians see the settlements as obstacles to their goal of establishing an independent state.
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It was just Gagner's fourth goal of the year and first in five games.
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The government failed to hit the last fiscal year's goal of 22.9 trillion rupees.
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And the very real goal of returning to the moon is on the horizon.
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Electoral relevance was another goal of the ballot proposition that will not be realized.
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It was Athanasiou's eighth goal and Detroit's second short-handed goal of the season.
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As of Wednesday, the petition had over 343,000 signatures, with a goal of 500,000.
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LIGO, created with the goal of finding gravitational waves, had been searching since 163.
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Ultimately, the goal of these events is to incentivize technological achievements through various competitions.
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Teravainen's sixth goal of the postseason came just 2:11 into the second period.
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"We are pursuing the goal of increasing our trade and economic ties," Erdogan wrote.
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So does that mean America's goal of energy self-sufficiency has finally been achieved?
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Glendening's eighth goal of the season gave the Red Wings a 218-23 lead.
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Just 443 seconds into the period, Haula scored his 10th goal of the season.
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It was Murphy's fourth goal of the season and third point in four games.
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The question remains: What is the ultimate goal of US policy in Syria now?
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I set a loose goal of spending less than $30 a week on groceries.
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The world "emolument" may sound archaic, but the goal of the clause is clear.
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It launched its Indiegogo campaign last week and quickly hit its goal of $50,000.
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Connor's goal was his 29th goal of the season and seventh in six games.
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Monahan scored his second goal of the night 33 seconds into the third period.
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His only true allegiance is to himself and his goal of running the kingdoms.
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That, after all, is the goal of any convention speech by a candidate's spouse.
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The goal of Sesame Ventures is simply to promote innovative approaches to children's education.
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Sullivan said the goal of covering the lagoons was not to reduce odors, though.
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It's been a goal of mine to bring my lunch four days a week.
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Kapanen's 233th goal of the season came on a breakaway after an Arizona turnover.
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The goal of the Grammys, then, is fundamentally different than the Billboard Music Awards.
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It was Sbisa's second goal of the season and his first in 30 games.
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The funding is based on maintaining a goal of 352,000 Afghan soldiers and police.
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But it could also mean that attacking Clinton better suited their goal of polarization.
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The goal of the exercise is to pinpoint the spending you enjoy the most.
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But even then, human rights advocacy did not reassert the goal of economic fairness.
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Mr. de Mistura said the goal of the talks remained a national cease-fire.
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"The goal of 2.7 percent is difficult to attain," said IOBE head Nikos Vettas.
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For Kucherov, it was his 12th goal of the season, extending his NHL lead.
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POET made strategic decisions to support President Trumps goal of boosting the farm economy.
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They've met their goal of $30,000 and seem poised to meet that stretch goal.
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Together, we look forward to pursuing our mutual goal of a sustainable energy future.
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Another goal of this program is to "end generational poverty," according to Williams-Isom.
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It was Panik's sixth goal of the season and his first since Oct. 21.
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Nearly everything he says is tied to the goal of improving America's employment picture.
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In recent years it has often missed its goal of 22015-26% sales growth.
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By the end of their Wednesday sale, the troop hit their goal of 6,000.
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The goal of all DIY retreats is not to go away, but to return.
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I told anyone and everyone about my goal of attending law school after graduation.
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He managed to do so, and finally attained his goal of becoming majority leader.
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It was Glass's second goal of the season and his first in 222 games.
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"We all have a common goal of helping Flint," he said in an email.
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As with the best puzzle games, the core goal of Frost is pretty simple.
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The company hopes to reach its goal of a million students in five years.
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It was Giroux's 11th goal of the season and Voracek's team-high 23rd assist.
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Couture scored the only goal of a tight-checking, fast-paced opening 40 minutes.
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It was Kane's ninth goal of the season and his first since Dec. 26.
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But Goodyear entered this partnership with a goal of learning as much as possible.
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The goal of the organization is to combat sexual violence through education and advocacy.
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The ultimate goal of female liberation is not just an escape from male oppression.
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How Russia aims to achieve its goal of keeping Ukraine isolated from the West.
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The goal of DeFranco Now is to enable better back-and-forth between users.
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Other companies have popped up recently with the same goal of launching small satellites.
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The goal, of course, is to have more people tune in on Sunday night.
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So far, it has raised nearly $4,000 out of the stated goal of $20,000.
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Putting restraints on class action litigation is a major goal of the business community.
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China's government has set a goal of becoming dominant in artificial intelligence by 2030.
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But the primary goal of the mission is to get Bangabandhu-1 into orbit.
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Stamkos scored his first goal of the season at 15:19 of the period.
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In 2001 the goal of creating a "Single European Sky" became official EU policy.
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Even the lesser goal of going after CNN's advertisers is well-worn, ineffective territory.
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"This is the main goal of my work: to make people ingest my reflections."
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The goal of any accelerator is to back startups that are reaching exponential growth.
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The goal of the app is simple, says Nana Prempeh, co-founder of Asoriba.
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She added that Lockheed had achieved its goal of delivering 45 aircraft in 2015.
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To unite these two meanings is the goal of Andrew Bolton, the exhibition's curator.
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It put off from 2019 to 2020 its goal of reducing inflation to 403%.
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Alexander Wennberg and Matt Calvert assisted on Savard&aposs second goal of the season.
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The goal of each level is to defend a small island from invading Vikings.
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The campaign has already raised more than $12,000, surpassing its original goal of $10,000.
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Salomaki scored first goal of the season at 9:12 of the first period.
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Ultimately, however, Walsh says it's important to understand the overriding goal of this research.
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That brings Tesla closer to its stated goal of producing 7,000 cars per week.
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But that runs counter to Apple's business goal of creating a streaming services juggernaut.
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The goal of these activists and organizations: make that picture a lot more diverse.
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I met my yearly goal of reading 83 books, so it's time to celebrate!
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Scuro has almost hit its goal of $48,000 and they will ship next November.
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The goal of the innovator is not to die in a blaze of glory.
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The goal of the tabulator is not to record mass murder but mass growth.
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Wood's 247th goal of the season gave the Devils an insurmountable 22-2 lead.
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But how realistic is the goal of reaching Mars on such a tight deadline?
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The goal of modernizing the country by sharply reducing births soon led to abuses.
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Larkin scored his second goal of the night at 4:19 of the third.
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If that's not a priority or a goal of yours, then that's fine, too.
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He converted a breakaway of his own for his second goal of the playoffs.
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The longterm goal of the app, of course, would be to boost ad revenue.
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At 1:113, Versteeg scored his sixth goal of the season off the rush.
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COM INC - GOAL OF NEW COMPANY IS TO DEVELOP A BLOCKCHAIN-BASED SYSTEM * OVERSTOCK.
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If the goal of Facebook Reactions was complexity, then Facebook has succeeded in spades.
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Lowering prices is key to the company's goal of making electric cars widely available.
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Saudi Arabia has set a goal of creating 2500,2000 defense industry jobs by 22017.
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The fall in support endangers his long-cherished goal of revising Japan's pacifist constitution.
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Boychuk's fourth goal of the season was assisted by Brock Nelson and Ross Johnston.
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Aides have floated a goal of winning a third of the black vote there.
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