Sanders very different is that his aspiration is our aspiration.
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Aspiration isn't for everyone But Aspiration isn't just trying to save the planet.
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Aspiration offers customers a mutual fund, the Aspiration Redwood Fund, that is 100% fossil fuel free and 100% firearm free.
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Aspiration. To show that, models came down the runway in what the designers thought were symbols of aspiration in America.
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"I find my inspirations through aspiration and aspirational people," she said, "so our collection right now is really about all aspiration."
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"I find my inspirations through aspiration and aspirational people, so our collection right now is really about all aspiration," she says.
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Intently replaces aspiration-mongering and health-shaming in service of consumerism with... aspiration-mongering and health-shaming as an end unto itself.
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The world challenges include the climate, growing inequality, the aspiration for diversity, the rejection of a "one size fits all" global model, the re-emergence of identities, individualities, the aspiration for a more responsible consumption, the aspiration for a more feminine world.
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Meanwhile, at Fundación Naiset termination with medication was 900 pesos; aspiration with local anesthesia was 2000 pesos, and aspiration with sedation was 4000 pesos.
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The polyamorist aspiration to replace sexual jealousy with "compersion" (a delight in one's partner's sexual delight with someone else) is just that: an aspiration.
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But Hägglund's central claim is that a good deal of what passes for religious aspiration is secular aspiration that doesn't know itself as such.
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I wanted to make it happen, so I think my aspiration and Mr Saji's aspiration got together and that made me decide to join.
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So far, Aspiration has accounts totaling $350 million in savings, with about $2 billion per-year now transacted across the Aspiration platform, Cherny told me.
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At Promédica Mujer, I was offered to terminate the pregnancy with medication or through aspiration for 2176 pesos, or through aspiration with sedation for 2000 pesos.
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Our aspiration is not only what's the position for Japan anymore, our aspiration is what we can do in the global markets, not only just in Japan.
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"If you disagree with Aspiration on an issue like climate change or stopping the flow of guns, you're probably not going to come to Aspiration," he said.
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I thought about the word "aspiration," how to aspire seems so noble, but how aspiration is always infused with a kind of suffering, and I smoked another cigarette.
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" Here's how Aspiration — whose motto is "Do Well.
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Lokkesmoe is president of Aspiration Entertainment, the company that's distributing Phoenix, Oregon and, through its Aspiration Ventures arm and Theatricast initiative, trying out new ways of delivering movies and audience experiences.
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The thing that sets Aspiration apart from regular banks — which charge you a fee based on the percentage of assets invested — is that with Aspiration, you can pay whatever you wish.
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The future of any political aspiration for Zuckerberg remain unresolved.
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And Aspiration pledges that deposits never go toward funding firearms.
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"It's the cultural aspiration that bigger is better," Norris continued.
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But she showed the kind of aspiration that Starbucks seeks.
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If those rules seem conservative, the underlying aspiration is bold.
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People still have some aspiration of being affiliated with technology.
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LAUREN GREENFIELD is a documentarian of American aspiration and excess.
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In other words, precedent isn't a goal or an aspiration.
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CrossFit is the stuff of labor camps run off aspiration.
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The museum's aspiration is to provide context for current debates.
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That is an aspiration we must not lose sight of.
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I don't think the straight male gaze captures that aspiration.
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Our campaign has always been focused on hope and aspiration.
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It comes down to some mix of aspiration and disgust.
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This second possibility is that she has an aspiration pneumonia.
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They somehow scream out the aspiration of a generation aloud.
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This is definitely a primary party aspiration for me, personally.
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But the name soon becomes a burden, an unattainable aspiration.
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They had a very strong personal aspiration to prove something.
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But silent aspiration causes a dramatic rise in pneumonia risk.
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It's a poignant meditation on existential anxiety and spiritual aspiration.
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It was his grasp of white male aspiration and identity.
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There's no spiritual dimension, no sense of genuine civic aspiration.
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Do we need to see dedication and evolution, and aspiration?
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When we first hear it, it signifies aspiration, hope, dreams.
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It existed in a hinterland of chintz and misguided aspiration.
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Amalgamated Bank, Aspiration and Beneficial State Bank are notable exceptions.
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But we didn't match that with a message of aspiration.
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Typically young patients die of aspiration pneumonia within a decade.
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London is a feverish brew of aspiration, empire, and appetite.
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And that was your aspiration, "I want to do that"?
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That's our highest aspiration, and the one Jacobson's work speaks to.
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However, that aspiration changed thanks to a certain Tom Hanks movie.
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OpenInvest, Grow Invest, and Aspiration all offer socially conscious investment options.
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More than anything, I see it as a place of aspiration.
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It is not uncommon for opioid overdose patients to experience aspiration.
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It took painting out of the realm of commerce and aspiration.
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"Made in China 2025" is as much aspiration as fixed programme.
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A similar aspiration was expressed in 1978, but little was done.
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But that was the aspiration for multiple generations of comedians. Yeah.
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Ideas of aspiration and free will have entered the Indian consciousness.
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Turkish democracy, always more aspiration than reality, is now in tatters.
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" – to Tavis Smiley On aspiration"I had a massive ego. Massive.
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Uterine aspiration would be performed on women with an incomplete abortion.
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But on the show, Jezebel's has a faint tinge of aspiration.
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The core product for Aspiration is its Summit personal banking account.
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All good politicians engage in a mix of realism and aspiration.
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But the aspiration was to connect on a much bigger scale.
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"It was just an aspiration," Trump said of his Easter date.
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The arc — which not everyone has — symbolizes a goal or aspiration.
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"The billion dollar aspiration is achievable given their commitment," he said.
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"The billion dollar aspiration is achievable given their commitment," he said.
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Diversity is no longer an aspiration, but an ever-growing reality.
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That aspiration is entangled with climate change in two elemental ways.
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This election has brought "aspiration" to the forefront of political choice.
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Reforming air traffic control is at the heart of this aspiration.
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U.S. politics have been less about class warfare than class aspiration.
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And, of course, there is nothing wrong with aspiration in itself.
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Here, four ensembles to match your aspiration in the new year.
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An aspiration to "better the race" has always been a thing.
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Whether it inspires aspiration or perspiration, you won't believe what lies ahead.
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The packed agenda featured a mix of inspiration, aspiration, and practical advice.
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It's about the influence of affluence, and the aspiration to be wealthy.
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I was pumping myself with positive aspiration and positive philosophy of life.
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But there's no pity here, only aspiration, and it's a refreshing perspective.
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"The best form of contraception is aspiration," says Penelope Law, a gynaecologist.
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Indeed, the single quality he displayed repeatedly was his lack of aspiration.
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Still, he cherished this aspiration into adulthood, writing in his 1943 poem
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Diversity is our strength and must be our aspiration and our future.
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And the accuracy behind that story is aspiration, hard work, and hope.
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With the help of Aston Martin, this childhood aspiration can come true.
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But by her account, her supreme aspiration was always to be married.
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And it mocks each aspiration we have to be a great city.
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It's not their aspiration to be on the cover of a magazine.
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The prospect of total convenience no longer seemed like society's greatest aspiration.
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I'm from Appalachia, where getting into the working class was an aspiration.
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I stopped at one called "Aspiration" from 1960: ruled lines, leaning east.
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And the stakes get higher in the next rung of educational aspiration.
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Until a given aspiration or vision becomes real, arbitrary constraints are premature.
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And Mr. Trump's laudable aspiration to be the ultimate peacemaker would evaporate.
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But neither did he hold the aspiration, according to his son Nicolas.
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At first blush, Aspiration has all the trappings of a successful disruptor.
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Cherny could sell Aspiration to a strategic buyer like another fintech firm.
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Because of its aspiration, because it tries to stick with its values.
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"There were no breakthrough decisions but ... all participants have confirmed their aspiration to work further on improving the global trade system, including the aspiration to work on WTO reform," Russian President Vladimir Putin told a news conference on Saturday.
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Order is a noble aspiration, but I still wanted permission to be alone.
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Aspiration is specifically marketing itself as an alternative to dissatisfied Wells Fargo customers.
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The hedonism and aspiration of its characters chimes with the songs of Oasis.
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It's rising from the Hudson like our aspiration is rising for this state.
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Does this mean Tess is rethinking her aspiration to work in this restaurant?
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Where "like a mom" is seen as a mark of respect and aspiration.
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But history suggests that this is more of an aspiration than a certainty.
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Early in pregnancy, you generally have two options: medication abortion or aspiration abortion.
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We though that a penguin with aspiration to fly might be really gun.
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The numbers for 2016 show an electorate motivated more by anguish than aspiration.
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To other founding influencers, America was great because of its aspiration for liberty.
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As a result, the Paris Agreement reflects an aspiration to meet this target.
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"This will support Ukraine's aspiration to one day join NATO," Stoltenberg told lawmakers.
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The entire place exudes loftiness, in terms of both height and cultural aspiration.
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In an age of polarization and vilification this may seem a lofty aspiration.
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The aspiration of "national conversation" makes no sense in the age of Reddit.
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Fully illustrated in our minds, usually by exposed flesh, exposed ambition, exposed aspiration.
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Artificial intelligence is no longer an aspiration but a tool that delivers results.
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The Surface Pro is more of an aspiration reference design for PC makers.
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The higher aspiration number was created at the time of DB's July restructure.
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"Peace" should be a usable, mainstream word, and an aspiration that everyone shares.
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As expected, the speech was heavy on aspiration and short on specific plans.
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The teenager's speech expressed an ageless aspiration for Americans to cast aside discrimination.
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Limiting immigration was a primary aspiration among those who voted to leave Europe.
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But the subtleties of that aspiration were lost on most people in India.
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The aspiration they listed most commonly is also unsurprising: a desire to travel.
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For the Kurds, an independent state has been a national aspiration for generations.
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He pledged to repair the nation's crumbling infrastructure, an aspiration with bipartisan support.
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Students understand this; the aspiration to go to college is now almost universal.
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As they've grown bigger, the tenuous balance between relatability and aspiration has shifted.
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The object of the exercise must be to achieve the aspiration of justice.
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The altruism of gospel is often something that's aspiration rather than genuinely felt.
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My aspiration clearly is to be a very significant player in the global markets.
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Aspiration is trying to help save the planet by offering fossil-fuel free accounts.
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Aspiration also rewards customers for shopping at businesses with strong environmental and employee practices.
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"That is my greatest aspiration — to be a mother," Smart told PEOPLE in 2014.
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Decarbonizing our national electricity grid is a worthy aspiration, and getting there is attainable.
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But the aspiration fueling Avengers is to deliver unto players a world of superheroing.
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At GinecaFem, termination with medication was 235 pesos and aspiration and sedation was 3500.
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But as far back as 1996, research showed that fame was a precarious aspiration.
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"Amazon means a certain level of quality and guarantee, that's our aspiration," she said.
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Perhaps the technical aspects have but in the broader context the aspiration has not.
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My aspiration is to, oh, I don't know ... be in a teen tit film.
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Make sure to frame them in a way that fits with your career aspiration.
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Could sustainable travel fill this void, enabling positivity and change instead of just aspiration?
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Perversely, the overtime rule would become a governmental roadblock on aspiration for ambitious employees.
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In "Atlanta," Donald Glover plays a character whose name — Earn — is also his aspiration.
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Here, her lifelong "determination to rise" makes for a moving paean to female aspiration.
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Ultimately, apparel fits into a larger emphasis on creating lifestyle brands built on aspiration.
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A larger bank would help Abu Dhabi's aspiration to become a major financial center.
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When I opened my small business, it was the culmination of my lifetime aspiration.
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They embody a certain aspiration for workplace culture: this time, things will be different.
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He said it was the worst case of meconium aspiration he had ever seen.
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Professionals who stage homes go to great lengths to create that aura of aspiration.
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He taught me to be a phony, until the suit and aspiration eventually fit.
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But Mr. Bullock has a bigger — if far less attainable — aspiration: running for president.
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When you're poor, aspiration can become a burden, something that makes your parents angry.
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There are side effects in the emergency department setting, like vomiting or pulmonary aspiration.
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The Trump administration's 3 percent growth target is more than just a campaign aspiration.
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Legislative aspiration is not the same thing as effective governing — not now, not ever.
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"But that's a dream and an aspiration that I'm going to keep working towards."
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This time, the brush strokes swirled: not with accessibility, but with aspiration, and nationalism.
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Fortunately, that aspiration remains a minority view on Capitol Hill, even among Republican legislators.
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They prompted not just teenage soul searching but also that other teenage phenomenon: aspiration.
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"Let the people rule" remains more an aspiration than a reality in American politics today.
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Back then, "it was more of a dream and an aspiration," she told Buzzfeed News.
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The specter of the tech industry looms large, as both an aspiration and a threat.
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At Aspiration, customers can choose their own fees and can opt not to pay one.
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It's about money, and aspiration, and sex — more broadly, longing, one of Roth's great themes.
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ASPIRATION MESSAGE The secret of Morrison's success, lawmakers, election strategists and analysts say, was twofold.
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That aspiration is thwarted, though, because movies don't often feature people who look like me.
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True inspiration and aspiration lies in feeling seen, and encouraged to just be unapologetically you.
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While it's a common and admirable aspiration, you should be wary of its adverse consequences.
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We're mixing aspiration and accessibility, and continuing to support women, and especially women of color.
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And based upon what I am seeing of the Telluride, it's a very believable aspiration.
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Discovering and remaining true to one's own nature was the primary aspiration for both Rousseaus.
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With the Spend & Save account, Aspiration guarantees that deposits are 100 percent fossil-fuel free.
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Talking about changing liberal laws is another ominous sign of Trump's aspiration to strongman status.
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Aspiration (or suction) abortion is usually done up to between 212 and 213 weeks pregnancy.
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"That's the aspiration, to avoid artificial intelligence becoming [the] other," Musk said in a tweet.
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But the aspiration has endured, even as what we need to fulfill it has changed.
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Aspiration counts more than 1 million customers and is adding around 100,000 users per month.
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Last year, T-Mobile acquired Layer 3 TV, with the aspiration of breaking into television.
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The absence of national service and civic education has eroded any sense of shared aspiration.
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" Conrad did as instructed, though not before telling Garnett, "You have killed my cherished aspiration.
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Aspiration counts more than 2250 million customers and is adding around 100,000 users per month.
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Overly would be unfair to the teammates who contribute to every aspiration that Bale has.
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To today's youth, judgeship as an aspiration for a girl is not at all outlandish.
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"Figureheads don't solve systemic racism or structural problems, but it helps with aspiration," he said.
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He's also got another aspiration for the film, but it might be a long shot.
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"For a lot of people, their aspiration is ultimately have their own space," Martha said.
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Yet, under the current congressional schedule, that aspiration seems either naively quaint or complete lunacy.
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And they are expert at framing an accessory as a totem of aspiration and desire.
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And I trust that he actually understands what this piece is, the aspiration of it.
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In other words, his aspiration may be less a hybrid genre than a hybrid life.
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My unease about my friend's aspiration to be a different person makes more sense now.
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" I looked at him and I said, "Well, that's the dumbest aspiration I've ever heard.
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We're in a moment in which giving up stuff, not acquiring it, is an aspiration.
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Sign your tax return with a sense of offering to support your aspiration or wish.
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Mr. Ambedkar's suit became a negation of that oppression, a symbol of dignity and aspiration.
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If selling out is "our generation's premier aspiration," why does she play down her success?
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"It's returning to the 1930s aspiration that, over the decades, got more academicized," she suggested.
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In his January speech, he framed the slogan as though it were an entrepreneurial aspiration.
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"She had an aspiration for something beyond herself, which is wonderful, isn't it?" he said.
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Aspiration employees started getting antsy this summer as news of fresh funding failed to materialize.
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Vendors even reached out to employees on LinkedIn, asking if Aspiration was still in business.
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She considers spirituality and practicality, and she recognizes the sweat and aspiration of immigrant strivers.
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Wilson's argument was persuasive, yet it was mostly an aspiration dressed up as a hypothesis.
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We differ in status, but we have the same aspiration: to join the Red Army.
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But the lack of progress will destroy the aspiration of the moderate majorities on both sides.
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Moving out from the rather monochromatic, red tape-encumbered trademark world is the company's next aspiration.
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Talc aspiration is the chief reason some pediatricians recommend against using baby powder on actual babies.
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Higher education is rapidly going the way of secondary education: it is becoming a universal aspiration.
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Also, perhaps, that Ms. Markle stands for something more than simply aspiration — she stands for change.
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From cities, towns and villages where once they led lives filled with aspiration, if not joy.
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But they are hardly the be-all and end-all of human innovation, inspiration and aspiration.
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Mr Macri is building a movement founded on the values of opportunity and aspiration, not dependence.
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"The aspiration was to create the most 'professional' women's amateur team in the world," he said.
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She was frequently disparaged as a nontechnical interloper of overweening aspiration, a nerdy engineer's Lady Macbeth.
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He's his own symbol, not of ego and aspiration run amok, but of capitulation and amorality.
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Aspiration also aims to differentiate the account by offering benefits that traditional banks typically do not.
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Meanwhile the industry is always hoping to achieve aforementioned inclusivity aspiration through the 'next big thing'.
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In the United States, we have this history and this aspiration for government to be democratic.
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"Getting things done" as an aspiration is deceptively practical because mastering it can be personally liberating.
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For many artists, the aspiration is to make an entire lifetime into a body of work.
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I'm already 200 pages in, so this is a seasonal aspiration very likely to be fulfilled.
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New York authenticity was treated as a birthright, not as an object of aspiration or nostalgia.
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But early sitcoms engaged with matters of aspiration and failure, and they were tied to work.
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Probably better for her to say that visa-free travel is an aspiration in long run.
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This is the aspiration of every aid program, of course: to generate self-sustaining success stories.
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Jon Gries (JG): Dr. Roberts' whole aspiration was always to be the star of Silicon Valley.
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"There's lots of aspiration, but time will tell if it can be realized," he told me.
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Knowing that humans are at work transcribing and reviewing people's speech reveals a similarly failed aspiration.
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Everyone knows bosses are meant to be idolized, figureheads of aspiration rather than objects of envy.
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The president's complaint about the cure and his aspiration to pack the churches by Easter followed.
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The moves were mostly basic, but the aspiration was to connect — and she says it worked.
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The fashion industry is more concerned with lifestyle, aspiration, and celebrity than it is with age.
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Thus does she depict an internal resilience that comes into being through the act of aspiration.
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It has been decades since exile has become the ideal, the goal, the aspiration, the dream.
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"The 1990s was all about hope and aspiration and the possibility of things," Ms. Akil said.
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After Mr. Trump's abrupt green light to Turkey, the military tried to carry out that aspiration.
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There is an enormous amount of aspiration packed into those two facets of the Driver mythology.
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If they have a better economy, aspiration to freedom, and then maybe a country will evolve.
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Our culture bombards us with legends of aspiration and ascension — in love, school, work, even play.
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It was just beyond the comfort zone of these gifted youth, but the aspiration was moving.
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Our aspiration is to leave the places we touch even better than when we first arrived.
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It's about aspiration and hustle and dreams, but it's also about homesickness and alienation and loneliness.
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Yet the appeal of pure breeds probably owed less to eugenics than aspiration—and still does.
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Adversaries, real or imagined, are their best defense against their people's natural aspiration for greater freedom.
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"There was an ambition and aspiration to have an original song in the movie," she added.
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"In a sense they represented the aspiration of newly independent India of that time," Ms. Shah said.
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The company told CNN Business that more than 252,103 Wells Fargo customers have signed up for Aspiration.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - For Ali Al Sayed and Mina Liccione, religious tolerance is more than just an aspiration.
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That's what celebrities do: Willingly or not, purposefully or not, they set the parameters for others' aspiration.
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If Marks's wisdom is as thoughtfully heard as it is expressed, such an aspiration is within reach.
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"It's been a lifelong aspiration for me," he said, explaining why he's applying to the armed forces.
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Despite everything she has been through, her biggest aspiration is to pay it forward and help others.
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But in reality, it is a device for people with a certain understanding and aspiration of athleticism.
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"If Netflix is the iPhone of content streaming, our aspiration is to be the Android," Britt added.
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And that aspiration, it's very important that it can transcend all the changes we're going to see.
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The 270-day deadline is more an aspiration than reality; two-thirds of cases have exceeded it.
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We can't devolve into a nation where our highest aspiration is that we just tolerate each other.
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The company, named Aspiration, is working to provide consumers with a socially conscious alternative to traditional banks.
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"Aspiration is really the only socially responsible bank on our list," said NerdWallet banking expert Arielle O'Shea.
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" He adds: "We want to attract people with levity and also a sense of optimism and aspiration.
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It still would have represented an about-face from Obamacare's aspiration of universal (or near-universal) coverage.
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Forensic experts said at her trial that the boy died from aspiration pneumonia caused by inhaling substances.
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My son has shared with me his aspiration to become an astronaut — and I hope he does.
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Here, we look at online checking accounts and perks offered by Discover, BECU, Varo Money, and Aspiration.
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Nevertheless, it sits uneasily with Sewing's aspiration to remain a top four global trading house by revenue.
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Yogi Bhajan came to LA because he felt 'the souls whose aspiration and longing had drawn him.
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Pi represents a mathematical limit: an aspiration toward the perfect curve, steady progress toward the unreachable star.
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Everything happens through the cervix, which is slightly dilated so a vacuum aspiration tube can pass through.
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Clothes are also the easiest way for fans to assert their own allegiance, aspiration and personal connection.
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Now that hygge is a global aspiration, a Danish brand called Warm Nordic is here to help.
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They all arrive with the same aspiration: expungements intended to ease the burdens of old criminal records.
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I think to have that kind of hope and aspiration mixed into your daily life is important.
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If one is a model of Calvinist restraint, the other is an illustration of space age aspiration.
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"It was about British aspiration, about getting women back into the kitchen after the war," she says.
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But real estate seemed an impossible aspiration for a young man who grew up in a cave.
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Its even more ambitious aspiration is to hold a referendum on uniting the republic with Northern Ireland.
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Such a broad aspiration sounds good in theory, and may attract initial support and favorable press coverage.
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The new, post-partisan center once again has converged on the historic American aspiration for equal opportunity.
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"That lack of aspiration, lack of hope, is going to become a self-fulfilling prophecy," he said.
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But there's also a tremendous opportunity to build aspiration for the brand with these high-profile celebrities.
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Aspiration has several possible options to consider if it can't secure more funding, according to industry experts.
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With Trump in the White House, stability is not simply a virtue — it is now an aspiration.
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The jumps in salary aspiration were surprising, says Chris Bohlsen, director of investor services at TD Ameritrade.
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Back in England, Anna (my co-worker, friend and romantic aspiration) came to get me at Heathrow.
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However, they recognize the talent of the 453-year-old actress and admire, with aspiration, her achievements.
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These people are making videos with an aspiration to be more than just an ordinary YouTube user.
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We have frozen him in 1963, where he delivered one of the most remarkable speeches in American history, the "I Have a Dream" speech that captured the moral aspiration of King but many people have frozen him there, as if he believed that was an achievement, not an aspiration.
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Marriage was not a goal or an aspiration for Turner, but she found her person and she's grateful.
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Fossil fuel-free bank accounts Aspiration is not just trying to make inroads with dissatisfied Wells Fargo customers.
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The aspiration to create formally verified software has existed nearly as long as the field of computer science.
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And so the aspiration ... We talked to our founders about their own teams, and we don't dictate anything.
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A larger bank would help Abu Dhabi's aspiration to become a major financial center, said a government source.
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This new capitalism's underlying aspiration should be the enrichment of the society at large, not the few individuals.
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In the West less than 1% of abortions carried out by manual vacuum aspiration are followed by complications.
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Lee suffered from aspiration pneumonia, which occurs when one inhales food, drink, vomit or saliva into their lungs.
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It was an incredible image of attraction and aspiration that it made me rethink my own self image.
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The following morning, Gruver was found dead of "acute alcohol intoxication with aspiration", according to a post-mortem.
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The rough answer is: back towards Europe, and away from any aspiration to be a global investment bank.
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"We have agreed to mutually cooperate in the coming election with those who share that aspiration," she added.
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The point of papaya workshops isn't necessarily to teach people how to perform an aspiration abortion at home.
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Political promises, then, belong in the realm of aspiration, and can fairly have an element of day-dreaming.
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After becoming the global factory, China now has the aspiration to become the front-runner on green innovation.
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With DiCaprio's investment, Aspiration has now raised more than $13 million through name venture capital and individual investors.
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Your ultimately aspiration is to build the most comprehensive guide to health and happiness in the world, right?
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These moves also speak to Bumble's aspiration to be more than just another dating app and Tinder rival.
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The trend was seen whether or not they received a conventional aspiration abortion or a drug-induced abortion.
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But what good are maturity and wisdom if we never achieve the one aspiration we so desperately craved?
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In a statement, House Speaker Paul Ryan reiterated his aspiration that Congress will reach a solution in time.
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So-called neo-banks like Chime, Aspiration and Varo have won converts, but their customer bases remain small.
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China lacks the universalist aspiration that was integral to western politics after the end of the Cold War.
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We think that 3 percent GDP is a very moderate aspiration and we can do higher than that.
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But Moore's law is not a law of nature, it's an aspiration realized only through effort and commitment.
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We can't put a chokehold on energy production and fulfill the president's aspiration to have American energy dominance.
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The brand of feminism that simply talks about aspiration, that talks about giving girls good aspirational role models.
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What's missing from that incessant pitching, invariably, is a capacity for hope that runs deeper than commercial aspiration.
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"I've talked to the Chinese military, personally, about this issue they have aspiration to do so," Sbragia said.
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TICK, TICK, TICK Another aspiration is for all four of us to watch "60 Minutes" on Sunday night.
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Yet here we all are, little islands unto ourselves, with no greater aspiration than to hang out together.
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Short Legs came and took me to the closest one, where the doctors discovered I had aspiration pneumonia.
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And they are so unlike in their form and aspiration that normally I wouldn't think of comparing them.
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As this gallery shows, it was a universal human aspiration, uniting people from all parts of the world.
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If Vogue was about aspiration in a dreaming-of-fabulousness way, Glamour made substance and hard work stylish.
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He has now reversed that view, calling it an "aspiration," with the extension of the social distancing guidelines.
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For him, he once explained, acting was not so much an aspiration as it was a persistent toothache.
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Mother always said that her greatest aspiration for us was that we'd be good strong contributors to society.
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What such films deliver is a way of "looking like me" that's as much about aspiration as identification.
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Attaining "perfect skin" in itself is an unrealistic aspiration, and it certainly won't be achieved through scented lotions.
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Most would still agree with Thoreau's claim that spreading tabloid fodder is an ignoble aspiration for any tool.
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What offers no special high for most people or may even make them feel queasy became Todd's aspiration.
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A college degree is a great aspiration, but it shouldn't be the only entry into the middle class.
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"It's going to be an aspiration that is beyond the legal minimum of what's out there," she says.
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There's also a risk of pulmonary aspiration, or having partially-digested food end up in your respiratory system.
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Rachel Gadsden's work "Lost at Sea" engages with "vision" in its more metaphorical meaning — as aspiration and determination.
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Where We At's bylaws outline the group's aspiration to eventually open an arts academy exclusively for black women.
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The bill is technically a ban on D&E abortions and not the common vacuum aspiration performed in the first trimester, but its language is so ambiguous that doctors will be unable to do an aspiration procedure past 11 weeks without worrying that they could technically run afoul of the law.
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That aspiration now faces its biggest test: PewDiePie, it turns out, thinks that anti-Semitic Nazi jokes are funny.
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At some of the other firms, it's either a much smaller portion or contributes to a different growth aspiration.
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PK: Do you have the aspiration that one day you can afford to do it with a live audience?
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"When you are raised by an entrepreneurial parent or grandparent you pick that aspiration," he told Forbes in 2015.
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"We will fulfil our aspiration to become one of the major European medical devices companies," Gonzalez, an American, said.
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Yet Barr said these proficiencies are limited to a small number of retailers, and are more aspiration than reality.
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This is Roth's aspiration for LinkedIn's 645 million members and for workers who have yet to use the site.
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This month's pick is "Indelicacy" by Amina Cain — a small but mighty tale of aspiration and marriage gone wrong.
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Modi thanked Zuma for supporting India's aspiration to join a club of countries controlling access to sensitive nuclear technology.
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The icon suffered from aspiration pneumonia, which occurs when one inhales food, drink, vomit or saliva into their lungs.
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Symbolism and allegory lay bare dynamics of aspiration and limitation, expectation and loss, belonging and alienation, truth, and illusion.
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We each arrive and live and leave with purpose, regardless of age or ability or aspiration, and that matters.
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" But, she added, "Without a clear plan for monitoring the efficacy of emissions reduction policies, it is all aspiration.
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But that's in line with the bank's aspiration of having its systems underpin more of the world's financial software.
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To the settlement movement, destroying the two-state concept is the goal; for everybody else, it's still an aspiration.
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The central London venue speaks to the same aspiration of trying to wow people by the process of association.
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It is a harmless aspiration, and one the government would no doubt like to see fulfilled for patriotic reasons.
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The magazine doesn't idealize homogeneity of race or gender norms, but rather a global sameness of taste and aspiration.
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Today, that number seems more like an aspiration than a rule, especially in pricier regions like the west coast.
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The installment exposes how deadly aspiration can be by following the man who shot and killed Versace, Andrew Cunanan.
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Paulina's participation in the contest is, in her mind, a given, not an aspiration; she considers it her birthright.
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The rapidly expanding middle class in emerging markets shows a strong aspiration for car ownership and more air travel.
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Nonetheless, it has long been an aspiration for many readers, as well as the entrepreneurs seeking to serve them.
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The Depression worsened thereafter, free trade became the new aspiration, and economic planners turned to the income-tax code.
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His "rugby dream," the aspiration to start a professional rugby league in North America, had taken over his life.
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Social media sells, and in a city of aspiration an unimaginable wealth, Instagram is the shop window du jour.
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Unlike other banks, Aspiration makes money by charging a fee set by the customer for the services they use.
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The fact that Trump is explicitly injecting the Post into the debate certainly suggests that aspiration on his part.
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I read "Aspiration" last spring, before my son was born, and I talked about it often with my wife.
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Ryan: The boldness is helpful and welcomed, but we have to make sure we are speaking to people's aspiration.
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The cause of death was "acute ethanol intoxication with aspiration," according to the East Baton Rouge Parish Coroner's Office.
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She rebranded Ray's coffee shop toward the end of season five but now seems intent on no further aspiration.
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"We share a very simple sympathy for workers and the aspiration of a better future for communism," he said.
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But inevitably, they're not going to give you money just out of good will or some sort of aspiration.
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"More life" is the aspiration of Tony Kushner's "Angels in America," the blessing its characters fervently hope to gain.
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You've got to have other things that drive you beyond just climbing the ladder and reaching your career aspiration.
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After the royal ceremony, with aspiration and ambition, she tried to find ways to get herself bestowed her title.
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"There's also the fact that they have an aspiration aspect or quality, which makes it more attractive," said Teixeira.
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The museum grew out of Father Marcos's aspiration to showcase Coptic culture and cultivate its heritage in North America.
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However, on Friday Long-Bailey said existing Labour policies needed to be supplemented with a greater focus on aspiration.
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Even those of us who aren't selling literal products are still packaging our lifestyles for public consumption and aspiration.
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Aspiration is not yet profitable, he added, while declining to disclose how much the company had amassed in deposits.
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Only 60 percent of women and 52 percent of men share their salaries with their significant others, Aspiration found.
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Barcelona, by contrast, regards it as an aspiration, not an expectation — something to win rather than to be lost.
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Tech philanthropists are playing a major role in closing this aspiration gap by making big bets on social change.
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But under its slick, schematic surface, this tale of aspiration and redemption at least offers moments of genuine feeling.
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Plath was thoroughly passionate about her craft and excited about the aspiration of building a writing career for herself.
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That might seem like a desert mirage, but the concept has already sprung up elsewhere, if only as an aspiration.
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They've tapped into how we gauge glamour and aspiration and crafted how they sell their drinks to fit that mold.
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And in the case of his long-desired Trump tower in Moscow, it's also one of unfulfilled aspiration and fantasy.
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During Delilah's meeting with CR, she sees a picture of Gigi Hadid and vocalizes her aspiration to be like her.
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In March, DiCaprio, the actor and environmental activist, became an Aspiration investor and a member of the board of advisors.
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The disorder causes the esophagus to enlarge and weaken, making swallowing difficult, and increasing the likelihood of contracting aspiration pneumonia.
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That's not to say there aren't subtle similarities that link our tales together: The persistent tension between duty and aspiration.
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But that aspiration and the concordant expectation of high quality both need to be built up in consumers' minds first.
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The brand value will come from the efficiency of "getting it done" rather than the aspiration of acquiring the product.
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I think the way you defeat Trump is by aspiration, by vision, by appealing to people's higher sense of self.
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"The biggest problem was that the value system of it is all based on aspiration," she said with genuine concern.
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The silence of this monastery, like most silence outside the fanciest anechoic chambers, is an aspiration rather than a fact.
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And 14.3% described a serious adverse event, including three deaths, that were attributed to supplement-induced airway obstruction or aspiration.
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Our aspiration by 9003 is by helping our customers to reduce their CO2 emissions by at least 20 million tons.
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But after all is said and done, the 2°C goal, let alone the 1.5°C aspiration, remain distant prospects.
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How many books are purchased in ghostly fits of aspiration, of "I ought to be the person who reads this"?
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Agriculture, of course, features prominently, highlighting NASA's aspiration to continue growing plants in space, and eventually, to sustain human colonies.
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However, the European Union shows no sign of going beyond an existing aspiration to do that, not a hard promise.
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Kris, Kourtney, Penelope, and Pierre try to grocery shop without tearing the place down, which seems to be Pierre's aspiration.
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The footage revealed multiple past diagnoses of Martson's, including aspiration pneumonia, seizure, anemia, kidney stone, heart muscle disorder and lupus.
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Any remaining aspiration "to topple the Ugandan government is only discourse," said Kristof Titeca, lecturer at the University of Antwerp.
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Jeannie battled aspiration pneumonia before returning home, where she's now recuperating with a temporary tracheotomy and feeding tube in place.
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So Blood Meridian's rep as an unclimbable glass mountain of a film is mostly a matter of perception and aspiration.
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He called his plan the "march to zero," a reference to his ultimate aspiration to eliminate the income tax altogether.
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This may stem from any number of legitimate concerns, including the prudent aspiration of the armed forces to remain apolitical.
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" He went on, "Our aspiration is to be like a Nike, you know, that stands for a much higher purpose.
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If you drive around Worcester now, it's easy to imagine there is no rising middle class, no aspiration at all.
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John Nicholson, said that, while ISIS had an "aspiration" to bring in fighters from Syria, "we haven't seen it happen".
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Discouraging his early aspiration to become a D.J., his father, a local politician, urged him to become a lawyer instead.
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Among 188 women who required an aspiration abortion - either for ongoing pregnancy or incomplete abortions - just six were telemedicine patients.
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This kind of split between talent and aspiration can be sad or comical, depending on how much the artist suffers.
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Car ownership expresses social aspiration, too: Nearly two-thirds of respondents in the survey saw their cars as status symbols.
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It also says he suffered aspiration pneumonia -- which is when you inhale food, stomach acid or saliva into your lungs.
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In the 1990s, Diesel's Lexington Avenue location was an amusement park of European slickness, moto kitsch and soft fashion aspiration.
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Now, returning to a transformed nation — its economy in bloom, its cities abuzz — she sensed a fresh impatience of aspiration.
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"Her aspiration is to be the president," Blanca Ocasio-Cortez told the New York Post in a report published Thursday.
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What truth does this aspiration hold in a landscape where you may encounter the body of someone who has died?
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Credit... MONTREAL — A Muslim lawyer who wears a head scarf has put aside her aspiration to become a public prosecutor.
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It is crafted in such a way that the simplest of actions become revelations of love, loss, aspiration and heartbreak.
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Companies must remember that communication should be transparent from the start, and collaboration is key to reach that transformation aspiration.
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"With Rajoy, there is a taboo topic, which is the aspiration of Catalonia to decide its future," Mr. Puigdemont said.
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When it was my turn for the vacuum aspiration, another nurse asked me if I wanted to hold her hand.
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Their aspiration that Google never "build warfare technology" or "outsource the moral responsibility" for using technology is a noble goal.
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The aspiration that Caroline Calloway embodies is the ability to express feelings boldly and the freedom to be a mess.
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The pressure to be perfect in American culture is real, and I was never interested in conforming to that aspiration.
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Turkey seems to have lost its aspiration to join the community of democracies because that's no longer the inevitable future.
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" And he quotes Kurosawa's rather self-serving 1945 statement that Japanese films " 'have lost their youth, vigor and high aspiration.
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If we are to be true to that aspiration, then we have to be willing to stand with those communities.
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Ardent aspiration glows in every moment of Matthew Lopez's "The Inheritance," which opened on Sunday at the Ethel Barrymore Theater.
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The greatest aspiration non-centrist movements can seriously have in Australia is to exert a gravitational effect on the mainstream.
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But, Aspiration won't just be eliminating bad companies — called " negative screening" in the sustainable investment world — from their fund's portfolio.
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They didn't do that, though, because their original aspiration was bigger than a social assistance program for low-income families.
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America will not turn our backs on the legitimate Palestinian aspiration for dignity, opportunity and a state of their own.
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The big picture: China's aspiration to dominate the AV field is heavily dependent on R&D centers in Silicon Valley.
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No matter how real Armstrong or any of her peers got, there was still an air of aspiration surrounding them.
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The once-laughable GOP aspiration to get this whole process wrapped up before the end of 2017 suddenly looks plausible.
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And her vocal phrasing transformed what might otherwise have registered as pretty, conventional show tunes into joltingly original anthems of aspiration.
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The broader attack on religious liberty is inconsistent with the aspiration to have a society that is broadly hospitable to diversity.
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To do that, Aspiration holds the deposits in a network of FDIC-backed banks that don't lend to fossil fuel projects.
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When Chris told the candidate that their funding round was about to close, he was describing an aspiration, not a fact.
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But the entry point for success, aspiration, and affirmation is walking slap bang into sexist structures that reward smooth, youthful beauty.
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"I hope you will share our aspiration to bring attention to MOVE 9, seven of them are still alive," Davis wrote.
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Mishelle, 8, was born underweight and had to spend time in the neonatal intensive care unit after developing meconium aspiration syndrome.
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In contrast to his better-off peers, who chafed against their starchy upbringing, Renoir was bourgeois by aspiration, not by birth.
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I know tools don't make the artist, but coming across these new products, I felt a stir of excitement and aspiration.
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And he insisted that leaving the single market and customs union was, by definition, incompatible with Britain's aspiration of frictionless trade.
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It's an attempt to direct your private assets for some public influence, often with a naked aspiration to change public policy.
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This remarkable employment questionnaire reveals Jobs's early aspiration to work in the fledgling tech industry, which he would soon revolutionize forever.
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One particularly striking work from this period, "Too Much Aspiration" (1947), is an opaque watercolor, with ink and graphite on paper.
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Basically, what you'll read in medical literature is that the most common cause of death associated with Parkinson is aspiration pneumonia.
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"The model aspiration is to find an integrated mode with positions in trading and supply and having customer books," Gainsborough said.
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Eliana was then sent to Saratosa Hospital, where doctors gave the young girl antibiotics to treat aspiration pneumonia and chemical pneumonitis.
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It's also because Aspiration is earning more than the 2 percent on deposits that it promises to account holders, he said.
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"It is our aspiration to build a public-ready company, and this acquisition is part of making that happen," she said.
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The seven-year-old app has finally found its must-have feature that makes it a habit rather than an aspiration.
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Birth control is hard to get, and public health clinics lack trained staff and vacuum aspiration kits used to perform abortions.
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More than half of those in China said they wanted to be an astronaut, making it the most popular career aspiration.
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Even the simple and well-meaning rallying cry, Make America Great Again, was deceitfully spun as a base and racist aspiration.
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American Greatness was, at least in aspiration, a forward-looking doctrine: a call for America to live up to its ideals.
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The Surface Pro is more of an aspiration reference design for which other PC makers could model their own devices after.
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A rewatch of the show and movies has proved that it's definitely a better aspiration than the other characters' frivolous options.
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"I would describe that as an aspiration, and within the realm of possibility — a lot of things need to go right."
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A couple of reclining chairs wouldn't pass muster with employees in Mountain View, but here they at least signal an aspiration.
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He was medically evacuated and treated for near drowning, seawater aspiration and traumatic brain injury, before being released on June 19.
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We're stuck in a perpetual state of aspiration, obsessing about what's on the horizon, what's next, and where we'll end up.
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A collection of virtual elixirs, each one providing a solution for a single aspiration, comes to life inside Sense of Promise.
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The hope for an easier, more dignified death - now the frightening aspiration for a people who have learned to expect nothing.
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Hugh is far more human now, perhaps an aspiration of his, but unhappy with where he's ended up — much like Picard.
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"Our aspiration is very clear: We want to build the best digital banking experience that any customer can have," Dell said.
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The aspiration for $280 to $275 is similar to that of other producers within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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The aspiration for $280 to $275 is similar to that of other producers within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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I know how that sounds: at best like an aspiration dressed up as a hypothesis, at worst like woolly-headed romanticism.
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They represented not only consumption, but also much more: the way New York became a city of aspiration, invention and reinvention.
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And America will not turn our backs on the legitimate Palestinian aspiration for dignity, opportunity, and a state of their own.
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It's also attracted Natalia Vodianova – the supermodel and a philanthropist — to become its Head of Aspiration, as well as joining the board.
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"I'd probably just stick to the regular, I'm not too picky," said Sauer, who showed the kind of aspiration that Starbucks seeks.
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"Dreaming is one of humanity's greatest gifts; it champions aspiration, spurs innovation, leads to change, and propels the world forward," says Branson.
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Let's accept the fact that net neutrality will never be anything more than a vague aspiration that will always escape regulatory definition.
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She started off with how she got into the cake-decorating business to begin with, explaining that it was never an aspiration.
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The bill's aspiration, to begin the process of repealing Barack Obama's health-care reform, known as Obamacare, is widely shared among Republicans.
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In this hyper-partisan moment, "unity" is a curiously resilient aspiration—one that lives on in large part thanks to the punditocracy.
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Our aspiration is to be a holistic support system or lifestyle solution for people who are interested in being open and connected.
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Its aspiration is that its technology will ensure that no one is killed or seriously injured in any Volvo sold after 2020.
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That would be enough to set the world on a path to meeting the Paris goal, perhaps even the 1.5°C aspiration.
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An even higher aspiration would be to get companies to move to Boston because the VC funding and ecosystem is in Boston.
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But if the aspiration of creating a new cohort of European corporate champions is desirable in theory, it is daunting in practice.
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But after all is said and done, the 2°C goal (let alone the 1.5°C aspiration) still remains a distant prospect.
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Aspiration pneumonia infections can occur if you inhale food, drink, vomit or harmful substances, such as smoke or chemicals, into your lungs.
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Becoming a social media star is the fourth most popular career aspiration for Gen Z, ranking well above actor or pop star.
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According to the death certificate, obtained by TMZ, Moore was having severe heath issues due to aspiration pneumonia, hypoxia and diabetes mellitus.
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"I feel (that) the hunger and aspiration growing among young Indians will lead to a completely new and successful ecosystem," said Agarwal.
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The left switched from class politics to the politics of personal liberation and aspiration, and it began to downgrade the left-behind.
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Action cannot happen without aspiration, and so we tend to be far more optimistic with all facets of a plan before execution.
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The even playing field doesn't exist, despite the industry's aspiration for equality — it's too slow to act and get around the issues.
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"When I was younger, I had the seven-day forecast memorized," said Martin, whose childhood aspiration to chase storms hasn't faded away.
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Now, an aspiration to do something different in music beyond working as a performer has started to emerge on a bigger scale.
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The aspiration usually related to money—which was certainly true of the time and is still the case now in the mainstream.
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"Our aspiration is to leverage that success to be the mobile platform for all of New York and the MTA," he said.
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In the tradition of great pop songwriting, the car and the act of driving are enduring metaphors for mood, status, and aspiration.
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At the end of Washington's presidency, he also saw the unfinished nature of liberty and defined American greatness as an incomplete aspiration.
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"Research has shown that nurse practitioners and certified nurse midwives can safely provide medication and aspiration abortions without physician supervision," she wrote.
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Some politicians exploit their fears, whether out of ideological conviction or for political purposes, describing peace as a threat, not an aspiration.
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The possibility of hope and the aspiration to higher ideals are too abstract and therefore get obliterated in our dark, fierce realism.
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Mr. Obama will also bring some of his own signature campaign themes of aspiration and renewal as he works to bolster Mrs.
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News of Schultz's 2020 aspiration came at the outset of a book tour for "From the Ground Up," the coffee magnate's memoir.
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Brown is not historically opposed to Medicare for all as an aspiration, but he said he would rather focus on what's practical.
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While a laudable aspiration, divergent member state preferences and the procedural obstacles to amending the UN Charter make it a Sisyphean task.
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The Los Angeles-based comedian's other aspiration, she told me, is "playing the person who annoys Larry David" in an ensemble cast.
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After taking a sleeping pill or a couple beers or shots -- and sleeping more deeply -- the chance of aspiration is even higher.
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That explains the current American aspiration to at least partly move away from multilateralism and build an international order on bilateral relations.
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Students who came to school had to have pristine shoes, fresh hairdos and their scripts ready — name, grade, college aspiration and major.
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"The aspiration to resume inter-Korean projects I found counterproductive," said Lee Sung-yoon, a professor of Korean studies at Tufts University.
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At the same time, he should not punish the millions of Kurdish Iraqis who want to express their aspiration for self-determination.
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Trump has emphasized his desire to bring American troops home, and that's a perfectly reasonable aspiration if undertaken in a prudent way.
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But with the Pentagon preparing to withdraw American forces from northern Syria, it is far from clear that either aspiration will happen.
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Despite a culture that emphasized aspiration — pennants from Stanford, Vanderbilt and Louisiana State lined the walls at Ascend — opportunities for failure abounded.
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Her aspiration to become Europe's transport commissioner was dashed when she could not explain how she intended to pay back her debts.
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Now, she is taking that interest and turning it into a career aspiration — and we are pretty much all here for it.
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My aspiration for all the students I teach who don't agree with me is for them to become my most formidable interlocutors.
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"Our aspiration is that the bilateral agreement (with Spain) can be signed off the same time as the general agreement," he said.
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Suddenly how smart your dog is seems to matter — an aspiration that has also not gone unnoticed by the commercial pet industry.
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It's been the most difficult work I've ever done, the hardest part being changing mind-sets and building aspiration among poor people.
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"Three-quarters of the people who open an Aspiration account have no other investments when they first come to us," says Cherny.
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But there's a reason his appointments aren't sounding alarm bells right away, and it has to do with that logic of aspiration.
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It all happens against a landscape of aspiration, with college pennants pinned to classroom doors and inspirational quotes painted on the walls.
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Domestic display of art intended to nod at the intellectual and social stature of the owner has been an aspiration since antiquity.
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He rented out eight human heads (one died from sepsis and aspiration pneumonia), packed in trash bags inside camping coolers in 2012.
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Celeb is Hunkin's exploration of issues around celebrity, privacy and aspiration, and it is unashamedly silly and cynical at the same time.
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It has such a positive impact on her life and our lives and we can see the confidence and aspiration in Isan grow.
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Therefore, some answers were not necessarily driven by the desire not to be president but rather by an aspiration to be something else.
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Schoenberg: With respect to the fundraise you just announced, the big takeaway I got was your aspiration to automate people's entire financial lives.
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It was Russia's decision to exit from the Soviet Union (not the Baltic republics' aspiration to become independent) that buried the Soviet Union.
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I spoke with several members of these groups throughout the conference, conversations that showed their aspiration to make museums more widely culturally inclusive.
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But our spate of indiscriminate mass shootings has taught us that these images are as much about artifice as they are about aspiration.
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Although her surgery was successful, Jeannie struggled on the road to recovery, battling aspiration pneumonia and unable to swallow due to throat paralysis.
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For me, your aspiration is like, 'Oh, I'm going to play with the boys but in my head I look like Lynda Carter.
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With its rock concerts and slogans, it was a training ground for Socialist politicians, and remains a nostalgic reminder of multi-racial aspiration.
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The place where some people lost everything six years ago has become a place of aspiration and a symbol of Short Creek's future.
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She believes if she receives the right training she can pass on her knowledge and skills to girls who have the same aspiration.
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A decade ago, Mr Obama noted in his book "The Audacity of Hope", that a "colour-blind society" was still a distant aspiration.
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Aspiration, which offers a pay-what-you-will fee structure for its customers, has a banking product and a mutual fund for investors.
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Aspiration has roughly $200 million in assets under management and the top performing sustainable investment fund of the past year, Cherny told me.
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The company's aspiration to build an urban air transportation network took a major leap on Tuesday with its Elevate Summit event in Dallas.
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What's more, much like Scottish nationalism, the aims and aspiration of this leftist secessionist movement in Catalonia are on many levels deeply contradictory.
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Clark gave the cause of death as "acute alcohol intoxication with aspiration," or the inhaling of food particles or fluids into the lungs.
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Despite aspiration being present as a central theme, the novel has no American-dream-style illusions about ambition and the struggle for stardom.
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And for some of the women in those communities, their greatest aspiration is to be able to dance in one of those clubs.
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He played semi-pro ball on the weekends, but thought his childhood aspiration to play Major League Baseball (MLB) was long since over.
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Business Insider reported this week that Goldman has backed down on its aspiration to enter crypto trading due to continued uncertainty around regulation.
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A lot of what comes up is how much of this was aspiration versus reality, and the great divide between those two things.
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Authenticity in travel, taking in a culture on its own terms, has become an increasingly implausible endeavor, but it's still a popular aspiration.
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But he returned two days later with worsening symptoms and was admitted to the hospital with suspected aspiration pneumonia -- a severe chest infection.
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It is aspirational, but it is an unusually achievable aspiration: In New York City, you can buy into the Starbucks lifestyle for $21990.
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In Dr. King's name, assimilation and aspiration have been the keywords of the post-civil rights era, and diversity and inclusion its currency.
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Publicity may be the highest aspiration of politicians seeking voters; less so, it turns out, for a criminal defendant in search of jurors.
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Some people think that when you have a lot of money -- you never have enough in terms of the goals and the aspiration.
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In the end, it was a battle between aspiration and pragmatism, a crystallization of the struggle between the party's left and moderate factions.
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Greater Noida symbolizes the post-liberalization India of aspiration, the India of new money, tower blocks, corporate offices, private universities and shopping malls.
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"It's really part of this long-term aspiration to be a global player," he said during a December panel discussion in New York.
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Her longstanding aspiration has been to serve as Georgia's governor, and she still believes that is the most consequential job she could seek.
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Most states require that aspiration abortions be performed by a physician, but a handful also allow other medical professionals to administer the procedure.
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He enters the stage brimming with excitement at his promotion to maid, his secret aspiration to become a person of consequence suddenly unleashed.
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He spent the next 10 days in a hospital in Columbus being treated for aspiration pneumonia to clear the vomit from his lungs.
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By contrast, everything at Polo Ralph Lauren was clubby and caramel-toned as usual, suede and cashmere with the deep-pile patina of aspiration.
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"It's quite possible that Thomas's opinion is therefore less a prediction of where the court is likely to go than an aspiration," Vladeck said.
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"It's quite possible that Thomas's opinion is therefore less a prediction of where the court is likely to go than an aspiration," Vladeck added.
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But the census figures fail to capture the passion engendered by Irish, the revival of which has been a nationalist aspiration for 150 years.
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That the aspiration should be intersectional when it talks about women, and it should be men of color, underrepresented men of color, as well.
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If they're large and painful, doctors can use a thin needle to withdraw fluid and "deflate" them (this is also known as cyst aspiration).
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I was initially inspired to pare down my account when I noticed the minimalist profiles of influential teens (forever a source of personal aspiration).
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Fundación Naiset advertised the prices for the three legal pregnancy termination methods that it offers: medication, aspiration with local anesthesia, and anesthesia with sedation.
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In a world where data rule, Google might be expected to be king, but it insists it has "no aspiration to be a bank".
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"Saudi Aramco has a massive and highly ambitious investment program over the next decade, which is part of our portfolio expansion aspiration," Nasser said.
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Today Aspiration is focused on growing its Spend & Save account product, an alternative to traditional savings and checking products that was launched in February.
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OPEC U-TURN The aspiration for $280 to $275 is similar to that of other producers within the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries.
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A strict adherence to Westphalian sovereignty, a concept developed in a non-globalized world, is a naïve aspiration that can no longer be achieved.
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It might be argued that a company pushing new boundaries and having boundless aspiration as its core DNA cannot afford a democratic management style.
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I followed up with Uber's senior director and head of Eats product, Stephen Chau, who hinted at the company's aspiration in the ads business.
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His campaign promises to reflect the same clarity, boldness and aspiration that led to growing crowds of loyal supporters during his magical surprise run.
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In so doing, it curbed the headlong rush to assimilation, the great aspiration of the American Jewish community for much of the 20th century.
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All of the blueprints for hip-hop's current obsession with fashion are contained herein: the laserlike focus on brand, the lifestyle aspiration, the subversion.
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Remember, during the president's first term, McConnell said his greatest aspiration as leader of the Senate was preventing Obama from winning a second term.
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If you already agree with The Mandibles and its politics, this not-a-utopia may strike you as a worthy aspiration for America's future.
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While many Republicans pretend to unite behind their candidate of venom and hate, Democrats would rejoice behind their ticket of aspiration, competence and hope.
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"It's been an aspiration of the group since the very beginning to evolve into being an artist's collective," Ms. Chase said in an interview.
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"Our aspiration with them really, for 2020 and beyond, is to build some new profit growth for the company through these areas," Penn said.
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Within this system, who is "white" is also "rich" — that is, whiteness works as a space of desired privilege, an aspiration of social belonging.
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When the fusion of fantasy and aspiration would sustain our imagination and allow us to surrender completely to the wordless magic on the screen?
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Sigler repeatedly identifies his fragments as poetry and describes being a poet as a noble aspiration and poetry as perhaps the highest art form.
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Each of our last two presidents spoke to some furtive aspiration among the electorate, embodying a general style voters were eager to identify with.
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With her yearning and aspiration, Xiomara is a distinctly Latina narrator who nonetheless speaks in the universal voice of a tender young spirit's unfolding.
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Signed Tuesday with a flourish by Mr. Trump and Mr. Kim, the statement offered more aspiration than action, clocking in at only 391 words.
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Note those three sad, seemingly throwaway words, "for some reason," into which a whole lifetime of fumbling aspiration and baffled regret have been compressed.
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Karina Dostalova, chairman of the City of London Corporation's Hampstead Heath management committee, said reintroduction of grazing had been an aspiration for many years.
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Twenty-eight out of the 33 men admitted that at some point in their lives their greatest aspiration had been to kill their fathers.
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"The goal of Starlink is to provide worldwide internet service, an aspiration we do not want to impede," working group astronomer Kelsie Krafton writes.
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"But the phrase itself is perfect: heroism and the aspiration of the people is what we want to see in national art," he said.
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But when it comes to formulating new governance structures, rules and regulations, we must remember the vast gap between aspiration and execution in space.
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More of a mission statement than a fully baked piece of legislation, the Green New Deal is long on aspiration and short on specifics.
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The Thanksgiving feast has long been associated with aspiration, but the humble everyday ingredients that support us year-round can prove worthy of appreciation.
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The movies, some by auteurs like Henry Hathaway, Frank Borzage and Raoul Walsh, are divided into categories by theme: Aspiration, Community, Escape and Deliverance.
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It then scours the white spaces in a calendar for possible times and maps out a schedule, filling those times with the desired aspiration.
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Instead of swearing off whole sectors, this type of impact investor is looking to make a practical accommodation between today's reality and tomorrow's aspiration.
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An abortion with pills, or a medication abortion, costs an average of $535 in a clinic, similar to the cost of an aspiration abortion.
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In "Office Space," it was the micromanagers who turned a central aspiration of the American dream — white-collar work — into a fluorescent-lit nightmare.
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As with many fintech start-ups, customer deposits are kept at separate FDIC-insured institutions; Aspiration listed eight partner banks that held users' money.
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"The trajectory is positive ... our aspiration is for a progressive dividend with a buyback, on condition our leverage stays below 20.8794 percent," Mondazzi said.
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Once you've invested, Aspiration directs your money to top-performing companies that are not only good investments, but good for the planet as well.
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No, I get that, I get that, not you in particular but ... I am here to help them achieve their highest aspiration and potential.
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When she had a stroke and aspiration pneumonia, the very physicians she had trained put her on a breathing machine, despite her clear request.
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An architect says Mr Obama wanted a tall structure to represent aspiration and a rising up—and to be a visual landmark for the neighbourhood.
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The latest is an Italian model called HyQReal, which demonstrates its aspiration to winning strongman competitions, among other things, by pulling an airplane behind it.
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Envisioning a world without the ultimate trinity of burnout—aging, disease, and death—is as much a spiritual commitment as it is a scientific aspiration.
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If you like the idea of using your hard-earned dollars to foster social change, online banking outfit Aspiration just introduced the tool for you.
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As far back as the 1960s, literature from the American Academy of Pediatrics has advised against using baby powder containing talc due to aspiration risks.
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While this record is called River, my aspiration is to have it be something for all of us, for everyone who has lost loved ones.
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I'm proud to be an American because our highest values, our vision, our aspiration is to be a beacon, a shelter for the oppressed. 15.
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The battle-cry of "Medicare for all" sounded by Mr Sanders last year has morphed into a fudgier party-wide aspiration for "universal health care".
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Russian history is shot through with failed attempts to find a settlement with the West—in which the country has veered between aspiration and hostility.
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In perhaps the most unexpected revelation of his post- Drag Race career, Firkus finally worked his way back to his original, pre-Trixie aspiration: music.
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Hudson credited WW in reaching her post-pregnancy "goal weight" of losing 25 pounds, an aspiration she revealed she met six months after Rani's birth.
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Perhaps then we can distinguish between collaborators of aspiration, inspired by a desire for gain, and collaborators of aversion, inspired by a fear of loss.
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He sees believers' recurrent invocation of "heaven" as an aspiration for justice and respect, couched as an appeal to a power higher than the government.
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U.S. negotiators are well aware that CVID is the aspiration and that nothing short of that benchmark will be good enough to members of Congress.
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Mr Green ascribes America's success to the "biblical worldview" of the country's Founders—a worldview that, in his telling, overlaps with aspiration and rugged individualism.
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They should not muddle this aspiration with other social policy, such as creating a federal jobs guarantee, no matter how desirable that policy might be.
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Recently, this aspiration started to become a reality, with one Chinese scientist editing two human embryos in an attempt to make them immune to AIDS.
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In fact, he is ignoring a key aspect of its founding ideals—the aspiration to see the relevant political community as encompassing all of humanity.
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Zukin observed hackathon sponsors fueling the "romance of digital innovation by appealing to the hackers' aspiration to be multi-dimensional agents of change," she writes.
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Howard Schultz doesn't really have any specific ideas about American public policy, despite the Starbucks CEO's evident aspiration to be president of the United States.
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But in Asia's emerging economies, Harley hopes to attract riders who want to buy two-wheelers not just for commuting but also as an aspiration.
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So the Appropriations Committee's work is dependent on the successful resolution of a budget by the full Congress – another aspiration that doesn't happen very often.
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China's shift from a country that copies ideas from the West to a tech and innovation powerhouse is no longer an aspiration — it's a fact.
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Ignoring the rights of women, gay people and people of color is both morally wrong and politically stupid if your aspiration is an inclusive populism.
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Now that the market is flooded with them, there's a new aspiration for a cheap 4K TV that performs like a much more expensive flagship.
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My childhood aspiration of creating cyborgs of my toys and stuffed animals, in many ways, was the beginning of my fascination with machines and robots.
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To traverse this roadway, as Mr. Kushner surely did as a young man, was undoubtedly to exist in a constant state of aspiration and alienation.
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"Tennis is his aspiration, but all I really want for him is to be happy, healthy, successful and to hopefully pursue his passion," Horvath said.
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"You look at the landscape now — it is scattered," he said, with white supremacists and antigovernment organizations rivaling jihadists in their aspiration to foment mayhem.
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L's work mounted last fall, collectively titled "Instigation, Aspiration, Perspiration," and organized by MoMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Public Art Fund.
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In the years since, a balanced-budget amendment—unlike faddish anti-flag-burning and defense-of-marriage amendments—has remained a lodestar of G.O.P. aspiration.
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Hamas has long indicated that it wants to be part of the P.L.O., and its revised charter, recently released in Doha, Qatar, affirms this aspiration.
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"I told them we can make reconciliation happen by a swift return to democratic rule," Chingchai Mongkoltham, leader of the New Aspiration Party, told Reuters.
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Barrese at once supports this aspiration and sets out to thwart it, showing us someone who insists that she doesn't want anyone to see her.
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We explored the disconnect between the aspiration and the persistence of minority misery through the life of Ooloosie Saila, the Inuit artist pictured above. 7.
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The nation's most populous cities, the bicoastal pillars of aspiration — New York City and Los Angeles — are experiencing population declines, most likely driven by unaffordability.
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They perpetuate the Trump narrative of winning and wealth and aspiration — despite the president's assurances to working men and women that he feels their pain.
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"They're making these promises that I wouldn't say they have no intention of keeping, but they're less a promise than an aspiration," Mr. Moel said.
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In a world where skin that looks like the sun is radiating from every pore is the aspiration, having dull skin can be, well, dull.
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"The idea is, that thing that I see as myself is just one vessel among billions for feeling and aspiration, suffering and terror," he says.
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Maintaining a decent standard of life for millions of Americans should not only be an aspiration—it should be a core goal of our society.
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"I still have that aspiration to go to the United States or Canada someday," José allowed as he sat with Wendy in their kitchen here.
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"Having unification as a national aspiration is incredibly useful for the Chinese Communist Party, which stakes its legitimacy on economic growth and nationalism," he said.
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Be it the blandness of affluence or the pain of personal difficulty, there has always been an element of aspiration and fantasy to popular culture.
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Many seem to have forgotten that a Jewish state is a place where the natural and healthy aspiration for Jewish continuity can and should be unapologetic.
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Author Sandip Roy, also a native Kolkatan, wrote recently in The New York Times that Indians no longer hold the aspiration of finding success in America.
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However, HBL's risk appetite remains higher relative to peers - especially given the bank's growth aspiration and customer target groups - this is a constraint on HBL's rating.
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I stumble upon my journal, which started as my aspiration to document every day beginning on January 1; this resolution fizzled out after about two weeks.
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If you bank with them, their Aspiration Impact Measurement automatically scores every purchase you make on two metrics: How that company treats people, and the planet.
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Florida's Andrew Gillum, Georgia's Stacey Abrams, and Texas's Beto O'Rourke and MJ Hegar showed us how aspiration and inspiration can push back against fear and condemnation.
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"They represent an aspiration that one day we could all get on, that racism could be solved and that we can live together peacefully," she said.
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"It seemed to be he would do it, more as a chore than as an aspiration," said a source familiar with his conversations with the president.
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When a child has role models and people that he feels reflected through, then he is able to cultivate aspiration for his self or her self.
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"We've got these early uses but our aspiration is Data from Star Trek," Hanson told TechCrunch on the sidelines of the event following the robot debate.
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Ms Poonam travels to small towns, largely in Hindi-speaking parts of north and central India, and repeatedly finds the same mix of aspiration and anger.
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"I've come to realise that every symbol has a deeper meaning — they tell stories of aspiration, everyday objects, and certain ideals in our society," Katuri says.
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And don't map out the next five years of your life based on the aspiration of being with someone you met at a traffic light party.
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"A long-term aspiration (is) to increase finished steel shipments to 12-15 million tonnes through the addition of new iron and steelmaking assets," ArcelorMittal said.
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His choice, he says, had a lot more to do with picking a degree plan that got him through college than any aspiration of performing Bach.
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The actor and singer says that he feels "everything before Man of the Woods is aspiration" while the album itself, he explains, represents his life inspiration.
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It also includes high-profile individuals, including Los Angeles Clippers basketball coach Doc Rivers, actor Orlando Bloom, philanthropist Jeff Skoll and Aspiration co-founder Joseph Sanberg.
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Each of those barriers is treated as an opportunity and an aspiration, and for each one there's a series of policies offered to meet the challenge.
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Kerry said he wants two states side-by-side "where each can achieve their national aspirations," but the stated aspiration of Hamas is to destroy Israel.
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It is as easy as that in most cases to fund a college scholarship and help some deserving student bridge the gap between aspiration and access.
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"So we have to set a positive agenda, positive goals, and try to show we have an ambition, an aspiration to produce prosperity for our people."
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Sitting with the senior royal, we talked about bin Salman, his growing power, his clear aspiration for more and his suitability to hold such high office.
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It's slightly behind US neobank Aspiration, which counts over 1 million customers, and ahead of Varo, which is expected to hit 750,000 registered customers this month.
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What drives my work is the faith that creativity comes from the pursuit of truth, which, as a universal human aspiration, is a good unto itself.
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So when the democratically-elected representatives of the most powerful nation in the world dispense with civility and the aspiration of building consensus, we all lose.
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"[Pierluisi's] aspiration is to complete this term, in such a way that the fulfilled achievements don't fade away and he makes the missing adjustments," said Rosselló.
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All in all, it's a low-aspiration enterprise, but TBS must think it will garner a following; the show has already been given a second season.
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Medication abortion doesn't require additional medical training beyond what primary care providers already have (as opposed to aspiration abortion, the other common first-trimester abortion procedure).
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After China privatized public housing in the 1990s, homeownership became a common aspiration for urban families, and later, a prerequisite for a couple tying the knot.
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Daytime (waking) aspiration, such as when food goes down the wrong pipe, is coughed up -- if you have a normal cough reflex and a strong cough.
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This is the Gatsby-esque flickering light of capitalist aspiration that drives America; the shine of the empire is dimmer the closer you get to it.
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Judging by the marketing for most whiskeys, a safe guess would be a white man, of middle age, and Southern by birth or at least aspiration.
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The tech giants are pushing this immersive video format hard, since it is an important stepping stone toward virtual reality — a big aspiration for them both.
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Her mother, the driving force in the family, spent her time making sure that her only daughter knew any professional aspiration should come second to marriage.
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If a sense of European identity has remained largely an idea and aspiration rather than a reality, it has nonetheless acquired a form of political content.
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" Still, he said, "it is a deep-seated aspiration of many social scientists — sometimes conscious and sometimes unconscious — to get past wishy-washy culture and belief.
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They endorsed the G20 Principles for Quality Infrastructure Investment as their "common strategic direction and high aspiration" at their two-day meeting that ended on Sunday.
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"Social media creates a really skewed measure of aspiration that you feel like you have to reach every time you log on to Instagram," she said.
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The president claimed Sunday that Easter was just an "aspiration" and he hopes the country will "be well on our way to recovery" by June 219.92.
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The president claimed Sunday that Easter was just an "aspiration" and he hopes the country will "be well on our way to recovery" by June 1.
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There are good-faith arguments over specific words and how sentences are structured, with everyone trying to strike the proper balance of aspiration, realism, and flexibility.
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It was less aspiration than a desperate move away from offices, which just two years out of college I had already realized I could not stomach.
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But I imagine it might have been much easier then, without all the extra anxiety and aspiration, to tell a clothed emperor from a naked one.
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It is up to the American people, of course, but I would hope to see some more aspiration to help make the world a better place.
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While government can't singlehandedly create 6 million jobs with one memo or Executive Order, the Trump administration can create the atmosphere for access, aspiration and opportunity.
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It helped that Bird was a state icon, a luxury Jackson doesn't have unless he wants to accommodate Patrick Ewing's continuing aspiration to coach the Knicks.
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Loyal Americans can passionately support the Jewish state and a close US-Israel relationship, just as they can passionately support the aspiration for a Palestinian state.
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If stuff was once an indicator of security, now the very lack of it — of dust, of furniture, of body fat, of errant thoughts — defines aspiration.
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Many start-ups have hit turbulent periods before going on to become successful, and that's entirely possible at Aspiration, according to an investor in the company.
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He added that there was also growing aspiration among consumers, likely due to the increased exposure and large volumes of media content they were were consuming.
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That observation leads to this report's second big claim: when a sophisticated citizenry aspires to democracy, frustrating that aspiration can be imprudent as well as unjust.
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Here is the difference a color makes: "blue lives matter" expresses a fact in our society; "black lives matter" exists as a reminder, or an aspiration.
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American adults' hesitancy to share how much they make can hinder healthy financial growth as a couple, said Andrei Cherny, co-founder and CEO of Aspiration.
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Despite its aspiration to topical relevance and the trendy allusion to Baldwin, this collage of dance theater is as thin as most postcards, and as banal.
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I want to suggest another meaning: "Never Tweet" should be an aspiration, a necessary step toward improving the relationship between the media and the digital world.
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A prosperous and stable Hong Kong is the aspiration not only of Hong Kong's people, but also the expectation of people in mainland China, he added.
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This tension between aspiration and actuality, not just over health care but over a wide range of issues, is neither new nor peculiar to the right.
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The bill is, of course, more of an aspiration at the moment than a real bill — but Ellison is optimistic about its future if Congress turns blue.
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However, going into this summit it is crucial for America to understand that while peace is a positive aspiration, the outcome is dependent on hard power calculations.
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The Jusos are angered particularly by the document containing an aspiration that migration not exceed 220,000 a year, dismissing it as an "asylum cap by another name".
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Bezos, the world's richest person, who's worth an estimated $107 billion, also proclaimed his aspiration for humanity within generations to live in vast, glass-walled space colonies.
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Despite the Se7en-esque color grading, Phillilps has a feel for architecture which suggests aspiration, decrepitude, and millions of hidden lives, and harmonizes with Arthur's grand delusions.
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The main method is the medical option, which is performed three times more than the manual intrauterine aspiration (AMEU) and 35 times more than uterine curettage (LUI).
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Despite a truly stellar performance from Vikander, Lara as a character remains paper thin, with her every want, need, hobby, and aspiration still tied to her father.
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The surgeon may make a slit in this long, flexible tube and draw out fluid with a needle (aspiration) or flush the tube with a solution (irrigation).
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That still sets up the narrative around aspiration and where you're going, but it's very important to note how different that is from what Bernie is doing.
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But in any case, Sanders has pushed us all, including Clinton, to embrace a youthful sense of aspiration while reinvigorating a demographic that threatened to turn away.
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"It's known as reverse aspiration, or when older folks of a certain age want to make sure they are paying attention to what is cool," he said.
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"That is my greatest aspiration — to be a mother," Smart, 29, told PEOPLE in 2014, before welcoming her first child, daughter Chloé, who turns 2 this month.
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The Democrats' proposal of an equal increase in defense and nondefense spending maintains the party's aspiration for parity in changes to the two categories of discretionary spending.
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Here, he's attempting to draw an analogy between the supposedly-ludicrous aspiration of universal healthcare and the effort to ensure no citizen of the US goes hungry.
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Certainly ads are almost always aspirational, but when our aspiration is encapsulated by downward dogging while someone folds our laundry, we've reached a sad state of frivolousness.
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"We need to build a still broader consensus around the priorities we set in the election, making the case for both compassion and collective aspiration," he said.
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He abandoned his own aspiration to become a photographer as a young man, after realizing that he would never be as good as the artists he admired.
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In the U.S. and the U.K., that number fell to just over 10%, with vlogger (video blogger) or YouTuber ranked as the top aspiration in both countries.
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Atwood had embarked on an academic career not for the love of teaching or scholarship but because making a living as a writer seemed an implausible aspiration.
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From challenger banks like Chime, Aspiration, Neon, Albo, and Tez; to insurance technology companies like MicroEnsure and Kin; and asset optimization tools, including United Income and Scripbox.
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Malcolm X wished he could become a lawyer; Lumumba's aspiration, he'd later tell his son, was to be the kind of lawyer Malcolm X would have been.
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The psychic damage of violence and porn as everyday essentials, a demented Target aisle of the mind, has also consumed aspiration, and maybe some parts of pleasure.
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He can yield, however, his aspiration to establish a direct balance of nuclear terror with the United States if he can ensure his survival using other alternatives.
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To paint a positive picture, students who came to school had to have pristine shoes, fresh hairdos and their scripts ready — name, grade, college aspiration and major.
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One r/BeautyGuruChatter moderator said in an email to Vox that she considers YouTube to be "the new magazine," with all the aspiration the old glossies offered.
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There is no deal that could have satisfied this group, and they're anxious to vote it down because their aspiration is that we leave with no deal.
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And it's no wonder; Ms. Copeland said the aspiration to be part of something bigger than herself is what drew her to ballet in the first place.
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Her early aspiration to become a social worker — inspired by a character in a television series — led her to enroll at the prestigious University of Hong Kong.
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Given the high cost of universal health care, and no reasonable way to pay for it without increasing taxes, "it's more of an aspiration," Mr. Baldassare said.
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"Our hope and our aspiration is that they get to those harder issues," said Myron Brilliant, the head of international affairs at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
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Amidst our daily dose of perfect brunch pictures and impossibly cool fashion-week looks, there's one visual we covet most for an attainable aspiration: the stylish space.
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As for Casper&aposs aspiration to become a leader in sleep technologies, there&aposs a big question about whether it will be able to meet that goal.
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The term "psychological thriller" is often applied, with varying degrees of aspiration or hope, I suppose, to movies that have very little to do with either category.
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"It's been to bring these important work tools to hundreds of millions of people, but my personal aspiration is that we build tools for 1 billion people."
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In previous generations, the age of 30 was practically middle-aged; it was a realizable aspiration to be married, have children and own a home by then.
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And we decided to set a very bold multidecade aspiration to become a resource positive company, a company that gives more than we take from the planet.
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"More than 1.5 million Americans have signed up with Aspiration to start making the move to spending and saving with a conscience," Cherny said in the statement.
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"We are excited to work with Aspiration to bring sustainable investing opportunities to our members," Michael Brune, the Sierra Club's executive director said in a press release.
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"I will be committed to our original aspiration, mandate and missions of the organization ... I will uphold the principles of fairness, openness, justice and transparency," he said.
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"There's a big shift in how we're thinking about advertising and creating aspiration," Kering's digital chief Gregory Boutte told journalists on the sidelines of an investor day.
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An independent state is not only the aspiration of the vast majority of Palestinians but has been the objective of successive U.S. administrations and the international community.
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I remember talking to you a couple years ago and your aspiration then — or I don't know if it was your aspiration — one of the things you thought would happen was that you guys were going to get more into the feature film business and/or create a sort of sandbox for Lionsgate or whoever, where they could try out new ideas relatively cheaply and distribute them through you.
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In the Muslim world, and elsewhere, ties of sect and community, often reinforced by war and the fear of war, bind far tighter than those of liberal aspiration.
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Erik Lokkesmoe describes his specialty in the outreach he does with Aspiration Entertainment as the "so-called beer-drinking Christians," an audience he estimates at 15 million people.
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Headquarters: Menlo Park, CaliforniaYear founded: 2010Why it's revolutionary: In 2019, Instagram fully embraced its role as retail's new aspiration-to-gratification machine, adding an in-app checkout feature.
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As your prime minister my ambition will be to guide our country to the sunlit uplands – a future for our children and grandchildren of aspiration, tolerance and hope.
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The government's aspiration is that biodiversity itself might be harnessed as an economic resource, and that this might contribute as much as 2½% of Colombia's GDP by 100.
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While the Infotainment artists found inspiration in the Pictures Generation, Dee says they felt that there was big shift in aspiration values with Ronald Reagan's election in 1980.
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These co-curricular workshops cover women's health; financial inclusion; human, legal, and civil rights; micro-enterprise; livelihood skills; self-awareness, aspiration, and agency; digital literacy; and environmental stewardship.
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It wasn't a live fast, die young aspiration laid to rest but the potential of a full-life worth living opening up in the wake of his success.
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The expansive notion of cancellation is often more hopeful than it is plausible; as a democratic aspiration, it's an exertion of agency and control, a reclamation of power.
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Even most of the newer U.S. fintech players like Chime, Qapital, SoFi Money, Varo, Aspiration and others offer bill pay services where they mail a check for you.
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At the heart of the e-residency aspiration is digital security — to ensure a level of trust and enable a business model that, without security, wouldn't be possible.
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These procedures typically involved vacuum or suction aspiration to remove uterine contents through the cervix, a type of induced abortion that is common when women have a miscarriage.
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Publications which trade in aspiration use their subjects' youth as a currency, converting it into some airy feel of "cool" which they in turn use to make money.
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Unlike in his golf clubs, whose subdued aesthetic is meant for those who know they have arrived, he maintains in his personal life the gilded aesthetic of aspiration.
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"The principle is that the Labour Party is the main opposition party, we've an aspiration to go into government...We are ready to serve," he told the BBC.
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It has friendly faces and connections to the past, but the feel in Little Havana is one of hope, so there is an inherent aspiration to the future.
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Mr. Trump became a household name in the days of "Dynasty," and his tale has remained a kind of '19603s prime-time soap of aspiration and ego. Mrs.
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They genuinely wanted a free and independent South Vietnam, yet the gap between that aspiration and the reality of the military and political situation in-country was unbridgeable.
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The plan is to eventually expand this into a national program, with exposure to Waymo's self-driving tech for the general public a key aspiration for its expansion.
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"It is a shared aspiration of all Chinese people and in their basic interests to safeguard China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realise China's complete reunification," he said.
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"We also have a longer-term aspiration to list a minority stake of our business in Japan," he said in a speech, according to a Walmart Japan statement.
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Getting off medication isn't a big concern (or a realistic aspiration) of mine, no matter how many people who haven't lived in my body present it as such.
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From Lacoste and Ralph Lauren, the rap scene and the world of sport, the polo shirt is a unisex wardrobe staple that long has been associated with aspiration.
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But he must view the idea that judging is wholly separate from politics as a useful fiction, a worthy aspiration and, most important, crucial to the court's standing.
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Artistic aspiration and teen coming-of-age are two bittersweet tastes that taste great together, each with its own flavor profile of longing, rejection and fumbling toward identity.
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The only good news, and the best evidence that we might yet escape Huxley's trap, is that we retain enough genuinely-human aspiration to be unhappy with it.
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The story of Asian-Americans is the story of being marooned between vertiginous aspiration and compensatory diligence, between being probationary Americans at best and perennial aliens at worst.
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After the B.J.P. lost power federally in 2004, it pitted one sub-caste against another to ensure that "acceptance" within the Hindu order became the principal social aspiration.
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Even if we're not influenced by influencers, we're still influenced by what our friends post, a kind of user-generated, aggregate aspiration beyond the control of any editor.
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By contrast, Mr. Trump vowed during the campaign to keep the prison open and fill it again, an aspiration that was echoed in the early draft executive orders.
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But Mr. Trump made sure that journalists had an opportunity to see him with Mr. King, a visual manifestation of his stated aspiration to unite a divided nation.
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Co-founded in 2014 by Cherny, a former Democratic speechwriter for Al Gore, Aspiration provides "fossil-fuel free deposits" and gives 10% of what it earns to charities.
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"It is a shared aspiration of all Chinese people and in their basic interests to safeguard China's sovereignty and territorial integrity and realize China's complete reunification," Xi said.
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"But I think it's important for the country to do these missions on a relatively low budget to provide inspirations and aspiration for the general public," he added.
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Donnery's nomination was complicated by the aspiration of her current boss, Irish central bank chief Philip Lane, to replace Peter Praet as the ECB's chief economist in May.
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In recent months, funding rounds in Silicon Valley are taking longer to close, and in the case of digital bank Aspiration have stalled, as CNBC reported last month.
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There was a specific, credible report to the FBI identifying an individual with the same uniquely spelled name pronouncing online his aspiration to be a professional school shooter.
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The nation needs to hear Mr. Trump pick up this grand American theme and then find enough personal conviction to make it a central aspiration of his presidency.
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From presidential aspirants to voters, network builders to tech innovators, we share the same aspiration — to connect every American to the full benefits of the global digital revolution.
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The exhibition is a meditation on hope, aspiration, and the nature of human progress—and a cautionary tale of the risk of stagnation and the assumptions of infinite expansion.
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Switzerland is another country that has sought to establish itself as the place to be for cryptocurrency start-ups but its regulation hasn't always matched up to its aspiration.
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Parasite is a bizarre black comedy about social status, aspiration, materialism and the patriarchal family unit, and people who accept the idea of having (or leasing) a servant class.
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And if something was clear at the end of her interview with Refinery29, it was that her decision to run for office was more than an aspiration to her.
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Islam, he has argued, has a deep-seated theocratic tendency (in other words, an aspiration to influence government in the name of God) which is unlikely to change soon.
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Home-ownership is a nearly universal aspiration in China, but it is increasingly difficult to get on the property ladder in big cities such as Beijing, Shanghai and Shenzhen.
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A Twitter user asked the Tesla and SpaceX CEO whether his new firm was a "counter for Skynet", to which Musk replied that it was the "aspiration" behind Neuralink.
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According to the death certificate, obtained by TMZ, the contributing factors to her death last week were aspiration pneumonia, hypoxia (lack of oxygen to her tissues) and diabetes mellitus.
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The Green New Deal has burst onto the American stage, spurring more conversation about – and aspiration for – ambitious climate policy than at any point in at least a decade.
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The aspiration of having a famous cock, of knowing that tourists and schoolchildren of the future will be staring at your formaldehyde-preserved genitals, seems, I'm sorry, extremely male.
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"This is important," Kaine interjected as Pence described St. Mother Teresa's aspiration that America be a country that learns to welcome all people by first welcoming the unborn child.
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Tech is getting its moment in this unwanted spotlight because it claimed to have changed the paradigm, and we naively believed in what really was aspiration masquerading as achievement.
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Aspiration also offers completely free checking and free ATM transactions, though again, customers are invited to pay for the service – up to $6 per month — if they see fit.
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Not only do customers enjoy being freed from onerous transaction fees but Aspiration pays 1 percent interest on checking accounts, while most traditional banks are currently paying out between .
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As someone whose post-service professional life affords him the privilege of working with my fellow veterans and the groups that serve them, this aspiration is a constant drumbeat.
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"The desire to join the euro area is both a political and economic aspiration," Alfonso Velasco Tamames, Bulgaria analyst at the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), told CNBC via email.
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The low representation of women and minorities in corporate leadership roles makes for distressing reading because talent and aspiration are not the exclusive preserve of one gender or race.
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Their sector-wide target is to get the system back up within two hours of a shutdown, though many acknowledge this is more of an aspiration than a reality.
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But a look at the pronouncements on the oil market by the world's top oil exporter this year points to an oil price aspiration of around $70 per barrel.
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The neobank expects to reach 750,000 registered users by the end of this month, but competitors like Aspiration and Chime already boast 1 million and 4 million users, respectively.
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" She added, "My highest aspiration then, if I did really well, was to have a corner of a lab and write grants under the auspice of a male professor.
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This all served as a compelling illustration of what what this new MicroLED technology can do and how Samsung thinks its modular aspiration could unfold—conceptually speaking, of course.
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" The aim, she continues, homing in on a mostly universal aspiration for both, is to "end up somewhere else" and to travel "a long way from where we started.
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This may seem like a bizarre aspiration to some, but the trend isn't so much about having an impossibly small head as it is about retaining a youthful appearance.
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"I couldn't give a greeting to that body without naming an explicit desire and aspiration to welcome the people that I love and care for in ministry," she said.
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"It is not even the American Dream that they pursue, but rather the more modest aspiration to wake up from the nightmare into which they were born," Luiselli observes.
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The Kurds make up a substantial minority in Iraq, Iran, Syria and Turkey, and while some share aspirations of an independent Kurdish nation, that aspiration is far from universal.
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"And the aspiration in our society is staying together, as it's easy to be alone and free, like coupe cars allowed us to do in the 1970s," he said.
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They are the kinds of garments generally overlooked or dismissed by museums and collectors of dress, who tend to focus on fashion as an expression of elitism, artistry, aspiration.
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While his wife looms largest in his life and decision-making, former aides and advisers say, Mr. Romney's aspiration to live the lessons of George Romney cannot be overstated.
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"The interesting thing about Caron is that, in a way, he does represent that generation, that change, that movement, that aspiration to see the world change," Mr. Pledge said.
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"The doctor who performed the autopsy on the child said the cause of death was aspiration pneumonia and that meconium was discovered inside the baby's stomach," Deras told CNN.
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But most now acknowledge that the demographics of occupation have made that aspiration untenable — Palestinians are close to outnumbering Jewish Israelis between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
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