If you're good enough, early adulthood is about achieving it.
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He's cooking a reaction and achieving it through the entree.
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But lately the chances of achieving it have been dimming.
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But the process for achieving it is fraught with difficulty.
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So the synthesis works, but achieving it is a group effort.
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When John identified his goal, he became focused on achieving it.
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But actual fairytales are pretty far off from achieving it, too.
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But I've never sought objectivity, or believed myself capable of achieving it.
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I know the amount of work that has gone into achieving it.
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Learn more about the mission and the complexity involved in achieving it.
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When John realized what his goal was, he became focused on achieving it.
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But I don't think we need a set time frame for achieving it.
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"I completely stand by it, and look forward to achieving it," McDermott said.
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They're seeking Instagram fame, but incapable of achieving it in their own right.
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Just months from the deadline, the state isn't anywhere close to achieving it.
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Andrew Cuomo has always seemed more interested in talking about reform than achieving it.
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And if the past is any indication, achieving it will require agitation and conflict.
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Having hygge in the back of my mind made me too stressed about achieving it.
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The first necessary condition for universal health care is a collective commitment to achieving it.
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London has signed up to this but disagrees with the EU's means of achieving it.
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Barra discussed this vision with Axios Business Editor Dan Primack and GM's path toward achieving it.
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That's an admirable goal, even if the company's approach to achieving it is less than ideal.
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It has not announced a target date for independence, nor suggested a means of achieving it.
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Just saying you want to grow an extra 10% doesn't mean anything towards actually achieving it.
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"I'm actually constantly striving for perfection, which is more interesting than achieving it", Bob tells me.
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It's a worthy goal, and achieving it would have a profound impact on trade in agriculture.
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He gave Ivanka's call for affordable care one line, with no actual path to achieving it.
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But there is a whole lot of space between setting a legislative goal and achieving it.
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My first son achieved it; my second son is but weeks away from achieving it, too.
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She noted that too many Americans have no economic security and no prospects for achieving it.
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There's nothing more satisfying than setting a goal, putting in the hard work and then achieving it.
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Once you have a vision, every day will move you a little more forwards to achieving it.
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But announcing the goal publicly was a necessary risk and the company's first step in achieving it.
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The odds of them achieving it are similar to those of aspiring pop stars and couture designers.
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Some of the above might sound like sci-fi, but we aren't very far from achieving it.
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But achieving it was much harder than he thought it would be when he joined the Yankees.
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Opponents of the bill fear it would end momentum for paid family leave — without actually achieving it.
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He's also mapped out an electric car future and is well on his way toward achieving it.
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"It's a difficult task but we're achieving it," the told CNBC Sunday at the Munich Security Conference.
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While perfect posture might make one feel more powerful and energetic, achieving it is easier said than done.
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I've been fighting for universal healthcare for many years, and we're now on the path to achieving it.
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Now June has a purpose and a drive, and she knows she's probably going to die achieving it.
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Both parties have long had an obsession with growth, but they have had different strategies for achieving it.
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It will be difficult, groundbreaking work, with no clear model for success and no guarantee of achieving it.
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Although he made attempts at peace with the Palestinian Arabs, Ben-Gurion was pessimistic about ever achieving it.
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Of course, there is a chasm between holding that ideal and achieving it in a manner that wins games.
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This communique lists denuclearization as a far-off goal but includes no details about a pathway to achieving it.
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He needs an objective that he feels so strongly about he will invest time and energy in achieving it.
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The difficulty in achieving it in actual grappling is in getting the opponent's arm away from his own body.
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Little wonder that the mission and the morale of those charged with achieving it are both being seriously questioned.
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It's wonderful that nations have made this broad commitment, but actually achieving it is going to be a tremendous challenge.
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Our democracy depends on economic equality more than ever, and unions remain one of our best tools for achieving it.
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He spoke modestly, with encouraging smiles, about achieving it, since he had been through so much trial and error himself.
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Musk said Tesla "got pretty close" to meeting his goal and could be a few months away from achieving it.
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"A financial planner can help you define your target and get you in the best path to achieving it."6.
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A team of sport psychologists say that not only is this possible, but that they've developed a method for achieving it.
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The FCA said it will work with the industry to come up with a compliance plan and timetable for achieving it.
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It's an articulation of steps "necessary for our liberation," not a prescription for how individual groups should go about achieving it.
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This is not a change in the U.S. position but a shift in strategy to improve the chances of achieving it.
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Now running for the presidency for the fourth time, polls suggest the father of three may be close to achieving it.
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The book uses examples from Palmer's life to illustrate broader points, and its author understands his good fortune in achieving it all.
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What happens next But promising peace and full denuclearization -- as the Panmunjom Declaration does -- is one thing, achieving it is quite another.
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It wasn't about achieving; it was about putting ourselves at the top of a list that we hadn't even previously been on.
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On Wednesday, Musk said Tesla "got pretty close" to meeting his goal and could be a few months away from achieving it.
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Unfortunately, actually achieving it would likely require vigorous action from the E.P.A. and other legislators, which seems unlikely under the current regime.
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Even Mr Chan admits that there is very little chance of actually achieving it as long as the Communist Party still rules China.
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If you're a fan of mixing the two condiments, you definitely have a preferred ratio and mixing method that's key to achieving it.
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But achieving it requires a willingness to recognize, and to shift among, many different conceptions of what's right—a kind of moral egalitarianism.
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But your best chance of achieving it is by choosing a "purpose-driven life," says former Apple CEO and longtime business veteran, John Sculley.
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One afternoon, we stood outside Emanuel's home and spoke of his tremendous promise — and the enormous risk that he'll be waylaid without achieving it.
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"If someone wants true privacy in this day and age your actions for achieving it must be intentional," a user replied to my thread.
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Some economists say the BOJ should make its 2 percent inflation target a more flexible and longer-term objective, rather than persisting on achieving it.
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Secondly, his Treasury Department and economic team will play a critical role in working with the House and Senate here on achieving it this year.
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And that's why we have statutes of limitations for crime — not because our desire for justice dims, but because our chance of achieving it does.
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"I have never believed, or experienced, that the level of funding devoted to a goal is the most important factor in achieving it," he said.
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Imagine spending most of your life wanting to be something, achieving it and then having it ripped away forever through no fault of your own.
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A socialized single payer government plan has been the great liberal dream for decades, and now they are closer than ever before to achieving it.
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It's just easier to strike that balance when the company is able to set its own definition of success and its own timeline for achieving it. .
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When you do this exercise, you'll realize it's really not worth the energy of sabotaging your chances of success just because you fear not achieving it.
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" The senior Arizona Republican argued that providing weapons to Ukraine "is not opposed to a peaceful resolution of this conflict — it is essential to achieving it.
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This, perhaps, is the most psychologically disheartening part of the American dream: Achieving it doesn't necessarily mean we can "transcend" racial stereotypes about who we are.
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To hammer home the goal of becoming a profitable company, Khosrowshahi said he plans to invest 50 cents of every dollar of revenue growth toward achieving it.
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Last week, Hilton reaffirmed its 2017 forecast for a key revenue metric and said it felt more confident about achieving it, as U.S. economic growth gains steam.
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Americans expect stronger economic growth, wage growth and a clearer path to prosperity for middle-class families, and tax reform is a critical means to achieving it.
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Reconciling his conservative agenda with President Donald Trump's means of achieving it, we've been told -- by Flake, over and over again -- has caused him great inner turmoil.
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Trump badly needs a boost right now, and the White House sees the elections in the conservative states as the best near-term hope of achieving it.
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In fact, achieving it was one of her goals, reflected in her earthy palette and the way she attacked her surfaces with the back end of a brush.
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If that were the goal, though, a better way of achieving it would be to offer discounts to all customers who make a sufficiently large volume of purchases.
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He added that while the development of AI with human-level or superior intelligence remains years and years away, Alphabet has a better shot at achieving it than most.
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The lesson resonated for Bezos — if a leader is not honest about what it takes to achieve a goal, that can actually diminish the likelihood of others achieving it.
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In bombastic gothic horror, the goal is the same, but instead of achieving it through explosions (though there's plenty of fire), the genre relies on your counterintuitively delicious disgust.
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The currency of intimacy and trust is also high on your list of desires and you tend to work toward achieving it in any relationship that calls for closer interaction.
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Some regular people have managed to do it, like Grant Sabatier: He went from having almost nothing to setting a goal of retiring early and achieving it within five years.
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The goal of building a sustainable domestic scrap supply chain is laudable, but achieving it is probably several years away, leaving a short-term hole in China's copper import picture.
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"If she is trying to come across as the leader of the angry movement of what happened in 85033, then she's achieving it," said one former senior aide to Obama.
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Even if I'll never be an elite athlete, it turns out it was never about achieving it, it was about proving to myself that I could put in the effort.
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While they are only three words, they say a lot about not only the kind of education we believe all students should receive, but also the path to achieving it.
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Drill down several layers until you get to the core of why this dream matters and what you want to feel, experience or share as a result of achieving it.
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But he added that Mr. Modi's government might actually be the best possible option for settling the Kashmir conflict, because right-wing Hindus would support Mr. Modi in achieving it.
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What he meant wasn't that diversity in and of itself was bad or undesirable, but that the preoccupation with achieving it usually came at the expense of attacking economic inequality.
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"Finally achieving it, after that being the number one goal since the beginning, and then discovering the next year it's done — it was, as you can imagine, kind of like 'Damn.'"
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Still that reversal is badly needed; and a merely difficult plan for achieving it is a heck of a lot better than one that might never get us there at all.
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"Even after the cut in Geely's sales target, we see downside risk to achieving it," Morgan Stanley analysts said in a note on Monday, citing the fierce competition the company faces.
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And because the goal is balance, the hairstylist and colorist Jehnna Mahoney, who did the hair, has a few tips on achieving it when your eye makeup is the main event.
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But the Blues needed some sort of jolt after failing to score in Games 2 or 3, and Hitchcock apparently felt that a goaltending switch was one way of achieving it.
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Full employment has been a formal legal goal of the US government since the Humphrey-Hawkins Act of 1978, and traditionally, achieving it has been the province of the Federal Reserve.
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At this stage, however, we view a significant increase in tax compliance only as an upside risk to revenue forecasts in the next few years, given the difficulties involved in achieving it.
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His overall goal — depriving North Korea of its fissile material, nuclear weapons, missile and nuclear test facilities — is right, though achieving it is sure to require patience and concessions from both sides.
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"I would say it would make [achieving] it impossible," said Noah Sachs, a University of Richmond environmental law professor who described in a paper last year what Paris self-destructing could look like.
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New ways of achieving it will include stealth technologies to conceal the radar signature of ships and planes; protecting space-based communications networks from attack; launching decoys; and defences against incoming missile salvoes.
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If Trump is to get an economic revival, full of higher-paying jobs across the breadth of the nation, the technology industry will almost certainly be the most important factor in achieving it.
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"Over two years ... communities went from substantially below the United Nations target to achieving it," Petersen said by phone from Durban in South Africa where the results were released at the International AIDS Conference.
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London signed up for this in March but disagrees with the EU's proposals and is being pressed to come up with an alternative means of achieving it before an EU leaders' summit in June.
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It is a goal with many paths toward achieving it, a flexible political instrument that supporters hope voters will view as a way to forgo immediate results for something bigger they deem worth undertaking.
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At the same time, Pew Research Center reported on Tuesday that 2600 percent of Americans now say they have either achieved their definition of the American Dream or are on their way to achieving it.
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Britain has committed to a 'backstop' arrangement with the EU to avoid a hard border in Ireland, but disagrees with the EU's proposed means of achieving it and wants to put forward its own proposal.
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He has also always been an advocate for integration, but saw that forced busing was not the right mechanism for achieving it in Delaware because it put an undue burden on African-American families and children.
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There is a fair price for a barrel of oil and OPEC and its non-OPEC partners are close to achieving it through their deal to cut production, according to Egypt's Petroleum Minister Tarek El-Molla.
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Richard Connor, editor-in-chief of the report, said switching to a "conservation agriculture" model could bring high and rapid returns, but achieving it on a large scale would require political will at the national level.
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To those who warned that the Trump administration was eroding the long-held U.S. commitment to a two-state solution, we now have an explicit reaffirmation of that goal, with a practical plan for achieving it.
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"We have to return to the role we used to have in the export of oil, and we are, step by step, achieving it," Mr. Rouhani said in Tehran on Sunday, according to Iran news media accounts.
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All of them, from his juvenilia through "Greater Clements," which was written while he and Baker were in the fraught process of adopting their daughter, explore the need for human connection and the difficulty of achieving it.
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Monday's announcement was the first in a week's worth of infrastructure events the White House has planned to showcase the president's commitment to a marquee campaign pledge — in the absence of any concrete legislative movement toward achieving it.
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On Thursday they came a step closer to achieving it, helping to topple the 75-year-old dictator who managed to cling to power despite being wanted by the International Criminal Court in connection with atrocities in Darfur.
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So that gave me a bunch of new ideas and a bunch of freedom to try stuff on this record—to take that classic rock sound I was going for on Nobody's Darlings and get closer to achieving it.
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In 1999, he was appointed United Nation's Special Envoy to East Timor, a former Portuguese colony that successfully fought for independence from Indonesia, achieving it in 2002 after a war in which more than 100,000 civilians were reported killed.
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But there are plenty of effective, conventional methods for achieving it, which include keeping his board fully informed, consulting lawyers, and following Securities and Exchange Commission procedures before tweeting about what could be a transformative, hugely expensive corporate buyout.
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After all, actually achieving it means you'll probably also need to get better at a lot of other things that could be resolutions in their own right, like going with the flow, planning ahead, and managing both time and money.
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But what was encouraging about the court decision, experts said, was that in affirming the value of diversity, including race and ethnicity, in higher education, the court recognized that there was not one, immutable way of defining and achieving it.
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It's never good form to speak badly of a past employer, but the truth is that the organization had a very nebulous view of what it wanted me to achieve and provided precious little support to help me in achieving it.
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"Not only is it urgent and necessary, but actually we are very nicely on our way to achieving it," she told the Thomson Reuters Foundation before launching a campaign to get governments, businesses, investors and other sectors behind a 2020 deadline.
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It has pursued that goal since its founding in 2009—I heard the mantra repeated at least twice while visiting the company's lower Manhattan office—and recently took a big step toward achieving it when it bought the data science startup ArtAdvisor.
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HG: You think that analogy when you look at the conversation that is ongoing in the region about whether or not your intervention in Yemen is successful – what does success in Yemen really look like and how close are you to achieving it?
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In its report, which defines what recovery means and sets goals toward achieving it, the wildlife agency says the threat to polar bears will vary depending on the steps that are taken to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions and slow sea-ice loss.
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It still contains some of the optimism of the first record, but it's also starting to explore the fact that things are not always ideal, not always achievable, and the whole process of figuring out what you want and achieving it might not so easy.
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But the subject of this engaging and often funny stage memoir, which opened on Monday at the Culture Project, is not, in fact, Ms. Chin's valiant efforts to stave off motherhood, but her increasingly strong desire for, and her difficulty in, actually achieving it.
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" And she's convinced that one of his first steps toward achieving it will be to gut to free press: "Many journalists," she predicts, "may soon face a dilemma long familiar to those of us who have worked under autocracies: fall in line or forfeit access.
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The furor following his speech underscored what many critics view as the increasing irrelevance of Mr. Abbas, now in his 80s, the bankruptcy of the organization he leads, and the chasm between his stated goal and any imminent prospect of the Palestinians achieving it.
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Advocates for race-conscious admissions policies decried the Trump administration's latest move: "The Supreme Court has been unequivocal about the value of diversity and the core of achieving it, because it reflects the America," Catherine Lhamon, who led the department's office for civil rights under Obama, told the New York Times.
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He remains some way from achieving it, though: Even with a starting 11 weakened by the absence of four key players, Liverpool did not show a flicker of fear here, even in those last five minutes, as the noise rumbled and echoed and crashed onto the pitch, as Mourinho got what he wanted.
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"One of the main messages of this paper is that although it's good for society that both children and adults have a high level of self-control, the mere desire for self-control could be an obstacle to achieving it," Dr. Liad Uziel, one of the authors of the study, said in a press release.
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The formula for success in the Australian music industry is difficult to pin down, but you've got a good chance of achieving it if you get airplay by the nation's youth broadcaster, Triple J. The desire for artists and bands to land on the radio station's playlists has led to accusations of the "homogenisation" of Triple J's sound.
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London signed up for this last month but disagrees with the EU's means of achieving it.. "We need to ... agree rapidly by June on the scope of all island customs and regulations - the safety and controls that we need to respect the single market," negotiator Michel Barnier said, referring to an EU leaders' meeting in June that he called a "stepping stone" towards reaching a full agreement in October.
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Curated by Lara Marmor, Bruno Dubner, and Ariel Authier, the exhibition Luz de noche — which translates to "Night light" in English — on view at Teatro San Martín's Fotogalería, reveals two sides of Estudio Luisita's photographs: the nightlife on Avenida Corrientes and the Escarria sisters' home studio on the avenue, between the arresting illusion of the revista shows and Luisita and Chela's self-effacing and meticulous work in achieving it.
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The company today is based around not just a network of human tutors, but a set of proprietary algorithms to identify what a student needs to do and the likelihood of achieving it, an app, a popular YouTube channel, a Q&A board and a "philanthropy" arm focused on providing financial aid to people to use Crimson, and to help Crimson students access and get scholarships and other financial aid to study.
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Essay "Mansfield Park," Jane Austen's third novel, ends with the felicitous union of its heroine, Fanny Price, and her cousin Edmund Bertram, and so well deserved is their happiness that they might be forgiven for achieving it over someone's dead body: Equally formed for domestic life, and attached to country pleasures, their home was the home of affection and comfort; and to complete the picture of good, the acquisition of Mansfield living, by the death of Dr. Grant, occurred just after they had been married long enough to begin to want an increase of income and feel their distance from the paternal abode an inconvenience.
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