China has aspirations, Russia has aspirations, India, Canada, and so on.
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At this stage of my life my aspirations are very different than my aspirations before.
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He says that capitalism stokes up unrealistic aspirations and the expectation that these aspirations can be fulfilled.
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Somewhat ironically, it was actually Cuomo's presidential aspirations that, in retrospect, have ended up dooming his presidential aspirations.
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Parents' aspirations and dreams for their children may not be the aspirations or dreams children have for themselves.
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Her social aspirations weren't always compatible with her religious aspirations, though they proceeded from the same extraordinary will.
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Instead, he appealed to people's aspirations for greater power in public life and steered those aspirations in a conservative direction.
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Moreover, while moderately high aspirations can provide crucial motivation, unrealistically high aspirations can be so discouraging that they are harmful.
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I'm not speaking as a politician, and I'm speaking from my own aspirations and the aspirations of everyone I meet.
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Her future aspirations, as well as the aspirations of many Americans, are reliant on Sanders putting the country first and his ego second.
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They're expressive both of the aspirations of people bestowing those names on their kids and of the anxieties that undergird and undermine those aspirations.
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Eliza doesn't have class aspirations—at first—but she does have comfort aspirations, which are tied to her desire to do better for herself.
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Those institutions have cosmopolitan aspirations — fair application of transpartisan standards — but there's no doubt that in practice, those aspirations often cover for more parochial preferences.
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Assad is without a doubt a bad person but his aspirations are to control his country, not the region, and he has no aspirations to attack the West.
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It's an inherently American disease — exceptional nation, exceptional aspirations.
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Turkey has long feared Kurdish aspirations for a separate state.
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Most New Yorkers appear unenthusiastic about de Blasio's presidential aspirations.
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Whether we pursue our highest aspirations is up to us.
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I didn't have boundaries between my aspirations and their approval.
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But teams with championship aspirations don't let great assets walk.
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" "This hearing simply offers a platform for his presidential aspirations.
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Kardashian revealed her aspirations in a new interview with Vogue.
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But others were more dubious, despite the meeting's idealistic aspirations.
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It wouldn't surprise me if he had presidential aspirations too.
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Cuomo, it's long been rumored, has presidential aspirations in 2020.
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Kardashian has bigger aspirations than her recent bits of advocacy.
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"Of course at that age, there's Olympic aspirations," she says.
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I have some aspirations in music, and becoming a rapper.
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This is my guide to achieving your aspirations through perspiration.
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It's about the lives, feelings and aspirations of its characters.
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His aspirations proved harder than expected to wrangle into code.
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Meanwhile, many believe that Warren has presidential aspirations as well.
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To Sophia, she and the doll share the same aspirations.
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"No, never," he said when asked about his political aspirations.
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However, the numbers show he's coming up short of aspirations.
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"Simple man, living in a backwater country, with modest aspirations."
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What other hopes and aspirations do you have for 2017?
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They had their hopes and aspirations for a bright future.
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It's "the look for less," with no greater aesthetic aspirations.
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The business aspirations of companies like Planet are familiar, too.
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Cruz has aspirations for running for President again in 2020.
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Microsoft has also announced Project xCloud, which holds similar aspirations.
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Netflix just keeps raising the ceiling on its content aspirations.
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And, because of his age, Jaworski had no political aspirations.
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Hussein's friends in prison say she had aspirations beyond marriage.
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It was a crushing blow to the Wolverines' championship aspirations.
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His "aspirations were inextricably linked to his limitations," they say.
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John Kasich is still playing coy about his political aspirations.
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"There are aspirations and then there are plans," he said.
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Employees submit a CV describing their experience, pastimes and aspirations.
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The dancers are beautiful young women who have positive aspirations.
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We allowed our dreams, aspirations and optimism to take root.
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"Few people go into it with longer aspirations," he said.
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An expansion team with championship aspirations in its first year.
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And she has quite a bucket list of career aspirations.
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I think it's deferred some companies' aspirations of going public.
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The lights are still out on your presidential aspirations. pic.twitter.
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You had modeling aspirations but you were a heavy kid.
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It also might help her with her future political aspirations.
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His early career aspirations had nothing to do with art.
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Their aspirations were valid in terms of their own experience.
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A more plausible explanation lay in his nascent presidential aspirations.
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His removal will deal a blow to his political aspirations.
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The plan contained all the aspirations and flaws of modernism.
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New Republic's current and future aspirations don't neglect its heritage
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For example, Mr. Trump had similar aspirations for James Comey.
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Democrats with White House aspirations are flocking to Iowa. Sen.
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John Cornyn implied Booker's move was motivated by presidential aspirations.
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Garcetti played coy with his presidential aspirations earlier this month.
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I knew many small towns with big aspirations for football.
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Which tells me he had the aspirations of a businessman.
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Russian aspirations in this corner of Europe are nothing new.
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But Jones has continued and advanced Vanity Fair's digital's aspirations.
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He said the two did not talk about presidential aspirations.
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The wrangle had long frustrated Macedonia's EU and NATO aspirations.
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The ruling could be a crippling blow to his aspirations.
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Having idealistic aspirations is, of course, part of being young.
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How has American individualism affected your own life and aspirations?
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Facebook executives and others associated with Libra have big aspirations.
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Congressional Democrats with national aspirations are stuck in a bind.
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SOME SAY YOU HAD ASPIRATIONS TO BE THE GOVERNOR OF ALABAMA?
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You will start helping your colleagues achieve their desires and aspirations.
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Volkswagen harbors electric aspirations, and it wants the world to know.
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The aspirations of this effort go far beyond a Stanford seminar.
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" Then there were some medium-tier aspirations like "build veggie garden.
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Unlike Dany, Jon Snow has no aspirations for the Iron Throne.
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What are your aspirations 10 years from now -- where's Arm then?
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The authors speculate that their misery flows from their crushed aspirations.
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Just about every startup has aspirations to be a platform play.
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Iowa can be make or break for a politician's presidential aspirations.
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But outside of career aspirations, this message hasn't been drilled in.
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Today, we bury my aspirations to better my life in 2016.
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Roseanne Barr's political aspirations aren't just limited to the United States.
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They have aspirations, but we don't have ego like men do.
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Morrison has criticized Labor's policy as an attack on people's aspirations.
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The indictment also reflected the group's lofty aspirations beyond criminal enterprise.
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These limits are real, and they cap our aspirations for change.
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The aspirations of '70s feminism are now baked into the culture.
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"We certainly have hopes and aspirations of exceeding it," he said.
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The scandal may also have helped crush Hillary Clinton's presidential aspirations.
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What we project onto her is a reflection of our aspirations.
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Competitors are definitely leveraging Brexit uncertainty to fuel their competitive aspirations.
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This insight threatened Ms Jamison's aspirations to get and stay sober.
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Past that, the watch needs to fit into a person's aspirations.
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But what if someone had more artistic aspirations for that camera?
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Three days later, the Cardinals' confidence and playoff aspirations are restored.
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I'm talking about ... let's say in aspirational tone, in Uber's aspirations.
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"I have always had really big aspirations," Ivanka once told me.
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The senator then spoke of the aspirations of the American people.
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Jefferson's "aspirations were inextricably linked to his limitations," the authors say.
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So did Alecensa for lung cancer, another drug with blockbuster aspirations.
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"Everyone in there has aspirations of playing on Sundays," he said.
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So 5G is likely a ways off, despite Mr. Stephenson's aspirations.
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Those higher aspirations are no match for McConnell's unstinting hyper-partisanship.
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But there can also be a cynical side to nationalist aspirations.
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The retreat signals the latest blow for Nomura management's international aspirations.
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Every merger should push forward the goals and aspirations of connectivity.
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The first aspirations Bezos remembers having are when he was six.
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"She has no political aspirations," a source told New York Magazine.
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Design a studio/academic plan that's specific to your professional aspirations.
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What is scrutinized, most dispiritingly, is the shallowness of our aspirations.
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"[Softbank has] deferred some companies' aspirations of going public," Rabois said.
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Now, however, it seems that the firm has grander geographic aspirations.
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Now the tech giant has narrowed its auto aspirations even further.
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They have channelled the fears and the aspirations of their times.
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"One of Shell's growth aspirations is in chemicals," Ms. Mercer said.
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These are all negative aspirations: preventing bad things from hostile outsiders.
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Do you feel that aspirations and dreams are a good thing?
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"She completely supported my dreams and my aspirations," Ms. Golden said.
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I couldn't quite recall when my career aspirations had slipped away.
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"He has aspirations to become a great basketball player," Perry said.
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It also means addressing the aspirations of its upwardly mobile people.
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But Cole's aspirations don't exist without the grind that sustains them.
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Hollywood at its best puts more aspirations in more people's vocabularies.
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The region's aspirations for independence have ebbed and flowed for generations.
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His mother was a dancer and encouraged her son's performing aspirations.
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Mr. Jeffries, questioned about his aspirations, sought to dismiss the speculation.
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His screenwriter, Jerry Jones (Key), has aspirations to socially conscious realism.
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"We have aspirations to become an omni-channel brand," he said.
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Sadly, today in 28500 the statistics do not reflect these aspirations.
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The family moved to Los Angeles to foster Kid Culture's aspirations.
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He's jealous, possessive and doesn't care about Rachel's aspirations or dreams.
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Can he deliver on policy details rather than presenting policy aspirations?
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Most New Yorkers had appeared unenthusiastic about de Blasio's presidential aspirations.
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"All of our aspirations for the product were right," LaNeve said.
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But the writer confuses her personal experiences and aspirations with reality.
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He also helped produce documentaries meant to derail Clinton's presidential aspirations.
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Maybe I should have done it earlier — to temper one's aspirations.
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They are united in their fear and determined in their aspirations.
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"We are seeing attempts to exploit the Kurds' aspirations," he continued.
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So far being female is not a factor in their aspirations.
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It's not known, though, how career Barbies might affect kids' aspirations.
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The United States is not the only country with lunar aspirations.
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In my personal life with Logan, we have a lot of aspirations.
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However, unlike these fictional enterprises, Method-2 has some very real aspirations.
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At the time I had no idea that he had musical aspirations.
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For others, it's a symbol of their highest aspirations for the country.
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The best couples succeed largely by supporting one another's goals and aspirations.
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"Nobody should expect (.) that we will renounce" aspirations on independence, Torra said.
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Turns out, joke's on us: Kardashian's lawyerly aspirations are the real deal.
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From traditional aspirations of marriage, and upward mobility to more radical subversiveness.
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Beyond Musk, other observers criticized Bezos's space aspirations, starting with his priorities.
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In what way are their aspirations so wildly varied from your own?
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How do you balance your full-time job with your musical aspirations?
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Women with high political aspirations in Mexico still pay a high price.
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If the agreement falls apart, so too will Macedonia's Euro-Atlantic aspirations.
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Typecasting aspirations of wealth has not helped diversify the three-comma club.
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It's not delusional even if those aspirations are recalibrated along the way.
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She had big dreams and aspirations, and her life was cut short.
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She takes Carole King and Gerry Goffin's song and realises its aspirations.
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She had two aspirations: to learn English and to get a car.
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But despite her Olympic aspirations, Raisman knows exactly where her priorities lie.
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As we previously reported, Nest had aspirations to do this as well.
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Guzman-Feliz, also known as "Junior," had aspirations of becoming a policeman.
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The former CEO has long been dogged by rumors regarding presidential aspirations.
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It's like opening the hatch on all of your embarrassing lifestyle aspirations.
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Bluster, overstatement and aspirations masquerading as hard targets have no single cause.
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The accord set out basic agreements and aspirations based on basic science.
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The teen, also known as "Junior," had aspirations of becoming a policeman.
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Or, can they potentially put your later-in-life aspirations in jeopardy?
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Talk about the influence of Baltimore on your music and creative aspirations.
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" Indeed, NATO has aspirations for "the maintenance of international peace and security.
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When aspirations for hope and change are disappointed, technocratic fixes will do.
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Here we could see the human aspirations, [but] whose dream was this?
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And naturally, the company has aspirations in the world of autonomous driving.
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Throughout, Cunanan has to confront the mismatch between his aspirations and reality.
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Petty corruption and an onerous bureaucracy frustrate the aspirations of young entrepreneurs.
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Their motivations are almost always complicated, and actual aspirations are often unrealistic.
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Mr Côté instead focuses on the men's private business and their aspirations.
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Kong's church preaches a "prosperity gospel" that blends spiritual and material aspirations.
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Big law needs to set aspirations and meet expectations to remain competitive.
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Most guys with aspirations to move up didn't take those principled votes.
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Both are increasingly apparent in US policy toward North Korea's nuclear aspirations.
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The film is a capsule view of typical upstate New York aspirations.
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There's also a dorky, newly arrived cousin, Greg, a pawn with aspirations.
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Despite his high-culture aspirations, Mr. Chen, 58, is minor Communist nobility.
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He quizzed them attentively, like a candidate, about their hopes and aspirations.
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Ms. Mai Khoi is unapologetic about her public persona and political aspirations.
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They have suffered persecution and had their aspirations for self-governance crushed.
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His friends, Lalita (Shraddha Kapoor) and Sundar (Divyendu Sharma) have bigger aspirations.
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The actor revealed his design aspirations in an interview with Numero magazine.
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Olivia, whose YouTube channel boasts over 50,000 subscribers, has big beauty aspirations.
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It's failing to deliver on their aspirations for a better material future.
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Would I still be able to achieve my career goals and aspirations?
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I had no aspirations to come to Los Angeles and do movies.
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Did you ever have aspirations to be famous in pop music world?
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My answer focused on the identity and aspirations of major digital firms.
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He was already a Congressman and already had aspirations to higher office.
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A.'s basketball aspirations are riding on LeBron James's very strong shoulders.
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Here's how to begin: Think about what aspirations you're ready to materialize.
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But his White House aspirations appear to be dwindling by the day.
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Although his parents weren't themselves deeply cultured, they encouraged Farhadi's artistic aspirations.
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Don't ask about the intentions, aspirations or responsibilities of social media companies.
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LOS ANGELES — Kevin Durant, for the record, has no aspirations to act.
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China's liberals have never drawn much inspiration from the territory's democratic aspirations.
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In birth, in sentiment, in ideas, in hopes, in aspirations and responsibilities.
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None of this remotely speaks to me, my interests or my aspirations.
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Nurture your aspirations on September 19, when bold Mars trines cathartic Pluto.
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But as you probably know, these huge aspirations won't get accomplished overnight.
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It hasn't always been easy for him to reconcile these two aspirations.
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Several other leading Democratic candidates have smaller aspirations for taxing the rich.
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Matthew Perry plays Ted Kennedy, his own political aspirations squelched by Chappaquiddick.
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Scorsese has other aspirations but they have nothing to do with moviemaking.
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In theory, Aleppo was an embattled showplace for the Syrian revolution's aspirations.
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Presumably, his new career in e-sports won't hinder his football aspirations.
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Families determined their migration strategies according to their needs, aspirations and means.
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Minorities with aspirations of upward mobility have considerable barriers holding them back.
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It is as ambitious in its architectural aspirations as in its cost.
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This ultimately comes into conflict with the country's economy and its aspirations.
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"They don't have aspirations to be a $50 million brand," he said.
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The Warriors, with championship aspirations, have no time for any of that.
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Visits to Iowa can often lead to speculation over politicians' presidential aspirations.
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Democratic Senators with 85033 presidential aspirations also came out against the agreement.
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This is not about NATO or European Union membership, both distant aspirations.
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Instead of playing to your anxieties, we can appeal to your aspirations.
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Those are the most basic and common of political aspirations: family values.
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The federation estimates there are 2,000 players across Cuba with competitive aspirations.
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Oh God, your futile aspirations, your petty jealousies, your stupid, selfish dreams.
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They were a must-have for any woman with aspirations to style.
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And it's not the first time he hinted at some political aspirations.
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Calligraphic typography, with aspirations of elegance that are inappropriate for the establishment.
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I value them both, but in the precedence of things, when a woman comes to me, I find myself unable to demote her aspirations because of the aspirations that someone else has for the fetus that she's carrying.
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A lot of these guys also have aspirations to do it for themselves.
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Only a strong leader can meet our aspirations, and Modi is that leader.
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A real-life Disney princess who gets her prince and her career aspirations?
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The last two years opened up mainstream true crime tales to loftier aspirations.
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The scope of his aspirations has made some human lawyers a little nervous.
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The massive scale they can accomplish here helps turn the aspirations into reality.
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Guru, if you remember, started out with real aspirations to get great experts.
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The son of a chai-wallah, he embodies the aspirations of India's strivers.
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Those haunted paintings pander to art world aspirations in their own way, though.
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If WeWork craters, that second vision could fall far short of its aspirations.
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His mother, Svetlana, was a gymnast with professional aspirations before sustaining an injury.
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I went fishing for options to accommodate your style aspirations and your breasts.
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It's a rare instance of a female supporting character expressing her own aspirations.
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Researchers suggested that this is because of the higher aspirations that education creates.
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If they then failed to do so, their government aspirations would be wrecked.
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For the vast majority of Hollywood dreamers, their aspirations will never come true.
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In an interview with The Sun, Rihanna spoke about her award-winning aspirations.
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What if he kept giving up on his aspirations because he was blind?
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The Scottish bid for independence, in 2014, was similarly shrouded in European aspirations.
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Sit down and make a list of your aspirations and what drives you.
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She said her family, including husband Kanye West, is supportive of her aspirations.
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Dutch diplomats have pushed to drop talk of the eastern partners' "European aspirations".
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Did it conform to the goals and aspirations of the Green New Deal?
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We hear their questions, concerns, aspirations and hope; we share many of them.
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Kids base their future aspirations on what they perceive as available to them.
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I must assume his claims are true -- I know his aspirations certainly are.
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Day-to-day unhappiness can squash even the most optimistic professional's career aspirations.
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My mom, a Chicana activist and hell-raiser, had higher aspirations for us.
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We want to remember [these women] as people with aspirations, histories, and dreams.
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The outfit generally looks for consumer, SaaS and fintech startups with global aspirations.
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The name of the first album, Marshall says, was a metaphor for aspirations.
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Two opposition leaders, Henry Ramos and Henri Falcon, have already announced presidential aspirations.
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Both the London schools play on the aspirations and insecurities of today's parents.
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Following the DNA controversy, some have cast doubt on Warren's possible presidential aspirations.
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Lowlife This Lower East Side restaurant with some high-end aspirations is gone.
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Liberty and justice are great virtues and worthy aspirations no matter the generation.
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They have no aspirations to develop a big brand; dance is their base.
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It plays not only on the public's anger, but also on its aspirations.
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So, it seems like you have other creative outlets and aspirations beyond Dril?
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AND BY THE WAY, THE CHINESE HAVE ASPIRATIONS TO HELP US CHANGE THAT.
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And, ideally, it must convey something significant about the restaurant's identity and aspirations.
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"I know how many people have talked about my political aspirations," she said.
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The flawed backhand stroke, however, may well sabotage any aspirations for major victories.
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Local and central government media outlets also had different pressures, aspirations and resources.
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Now it is Holofcener's turn to support the artistic aspirations of the young.
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It was all about doing extraordinary things to accomplish aspirations larger than ourselves.
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Young people are voting for Sanders because he is appealing to their aspirations.
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O'Leary and his bride used the money to support his entrepreneurial aspirations instead.
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That might sound like a diss of the VW's aspirations, but it isn't.
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City Harvest Church preaches a "prosperity gospel" that blends spiritual and material aspirations.
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For instance, list your priorities and aspirations, and compare with time actually spent.
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Advertisers' challenges could dampen Amazon's aspirations to challenge Google and Facebook in advertising.
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Today, our prayers, hopes and aspirations will not propel us into the future.
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Graffiti tags on some homes speak to the fraying of the neighborhood's aspirations.
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They have frustrated the hopes and aspirations of Nigerians through extractive, authoritarian leadership.
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It's a set of aspirations that don't really bring us to sensible action.
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Friedrich Nietszche believed that creating art was one of the greatest human aspirations.
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To start, we're facing a radical shift in the aspirations of the workforce.
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Visits to Iowa by politicians tend to fuel speculation about future presidential aspirations.
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Mr. Cuomo essentially co-opted your platform to advance his rumored presidential aspirations.
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It decides my jobs, my aspirations, my retirement plans and, potentially, my citizenship.
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I have aspirations, speaking of the Trump thing, of running for political office.
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He has aspirations to write a novel but can't bring himself to start.
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Even at 221, Bryant's best-of-all-time aspirations were apparent to everyone.
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And even nondemocratic leaders find they must satisfy the aspirations of ordinary citizens.
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Everything can change in one dribble: a player's career, a team's championship aspirations.
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It should not be a death sentence for our aspirations to help others.
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I'd love to jump right in and hear your aspirations for Prairie View.
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Sometimes, European aspirations only disguise German nationalism as a response to American nationalism.
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He said that before Ms. Parker's death, he had not had political aspirations.
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Cuomo's credibility as a would-be environmental leader matters for his presidential aspirations.
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Every senator is needed to vote the aspirations of his or her constituency.
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The Green Bay Packers refuse to let their postseason aspirations die with dignity.
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Do defeats in Iowa and New Hampshire spell doom for Biden's presidential aspirations?
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They've taken on for-profit college scams that take advantage of people's aspirations.
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However mixed his feelings about success might be, he pursues his aspirations tenaciously.
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Politics soon became his métier and the road to fulfilling his Zionist aspirations.
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Ted Cruz and his allies aren't giving up on their national political aspirations.
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They were meant to signal that this was a place with global aspirations.
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Once the symbol of Palestinian national aspirations, military coordination has lost its glamour.
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Do you picture people with aspirations who are studying, making contributions, building businesses?
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Taiwan's government has said it strongly supports people's aspirations for freedom and democracy.
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"I don't have aspirations to have a yacht or a jet," said Corcoran.
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Many reform aspirations are defined by a wish to turn back the clock.
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And it had grand aspirations to increase its territory and cement its rule.
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Shiraha can hide from Japanese society's cruel opinion of men without high aspirations.
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Bigger topics such as the country's aspirations or its global strategy were overlooked.
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The ACA's most enthusiastic proponents had higher aspirations for the marketplaces than that.
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The worst of Rent's rock star aspirations, though, lies between its spotlight songs.
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Simultaneously, they need to speak to the aspirations all of us hold in our heart, aspirations not just for a better future for our children and grandchildren, but a future in which they have the ability to control their own destiny.
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The Nuraphones have some pretty lofty aspirations and an equally high $399 price tag.
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But a poor performance by Republicans in California certainly doesn't help McCarthy's leadership aspirations.
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At least one board member had qualms about Zuckerberg's political aspirations, the report said.
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" He added these are the "same aspirations of young people everywhere in the world.
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That makes it a really important device in the bigger picture of Google's aspirations.
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But as an interviewer, I want to hear about your career values and aspirations.
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That was the real question, whether discussing upsets, tournament prospects, homegrown aspirations and controllers.
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Hillary Clinton's supporters routinely raise it as a key problem with Bernie Sanders' aspirations.
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Given Snapchat's aspirations of going public, turning on the money spigot is a necessity.
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It, from what I can tell, has no real aspirations to be those things.
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In his presentation, Bezos also took a few potshots at Musk's own space aspirations.
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In fact the word tongzhi, literally meaning "same aspirations", is still in common use.
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Eventually, however, life happened, and Sandra gave up her aspirations to start a family.
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There are likely plenty of novelists whose literary aspirations don't involve elaborate world-building.
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And thus begins the iconic rivalry between Josie and Archie and their musical aspirations.
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But having a fuller staff of doctors on board (good ones!) signals bigger aspirations.
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They sell us a fantasy version of themselves, attempting to physically embody our aspirations.
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In her cover interview, she told Vogue that she even once harbored Olympic aspirations.
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She's already a registered emotional support animal, but has aspirations to be even more.
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NoMa, as the area "North of Massachusetts Avenue" is now branded, has similar aspirations.
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Spotify is starting to dabble in hardware, and it has some pretty huge aspirations.
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Whether the president's aspirations are shared by other national politicians will soon become clear.
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In this it has disappointed to fully achieve the aspirations of its founding fathers.
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"Instead, we shall be known forever after by our ambitions, our aspirations," he said.
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"Watch for me — 2040," Weston Imer said to KMOV about his own campaign aspirations.
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Meanwhile, Baelish sidles up to Sansa, trying to play on her fears and aspirations.
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The retrenchment marks a definitive end to Deutsche's aspirations to become Europe's Goldman Sachs.
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But she has some surprising country-music aspirations thanks to her dad and grandpa.
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As she grew older and more empowered, her outfits matched her aspirations for queenhood.
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But all my lofty food aspirations break down when I get to the supermarket.
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For women employees, pay, advancement within the firm, and career aspirations showed no improvement.
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Either way, Islamist terrorists will not limit their aspirations to airports on their doorsteps.
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Sustainable investing provides a potential solution to both social responsibility aspirations and financial returns.
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As she folds her baby niece's clothing, she talks about her hopes and aspirations.
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"We had the goal to build one school," Nemcova said of her early aspirations.
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This scenario would represent a dramatic and humbling rollback of long-held European aspirations.
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"Grown men are trying to snuff out the aspirations of little girls," said Obama.
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But do I have aspirations of owning an NFL team or some professional team?
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Americans, for instance, are increasingly putting off marrying to prioritize personal and career aspirations.
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The mainland aspirations will come to fruition after they've taken care of their own.
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ALMOST all French aspirations, and anxieties, seem to crowd into the game of football.
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Meaning they can't possibly match the unrealistic aspirations Trump has laid out for them.
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But he was writing fables about the aspirations of expatriates, not textbooks on accounting.
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How does expanded educational opportunity impact families in terms of expectations, habits, and aspirations?
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The hopes, the dreams, the aspirations of 42 million people are in our hands.
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The device is tangible, it's something we can pin our hopes to, our aspirations.
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OBVIOUSLY WE'RE A BIGGER MARKET FOR THEM, BUT WE HAVE ASPIRATIONS TO CHANGE THAT.
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"There is no alternative for us," Zaev said, referring to North Macedonia's EU aspirations.
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Parents raised their aspirations—they started wanting daughters to become teachers, rather than housewives.
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In this early-build XC60, only a detail or two betrayed the lofty aspirations.
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This experience taught me how to solve problems and stay focused on your aspirations.
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Their political aspirations collided, but she's a much more compelling figure than he is.
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The best you can do is to stay true to yourself and your aspirations.
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Palestinian leaders will be listening closely to see how the Prince addresses their aspirations.
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How they achieved their aspirations early, marrying proper Jewish men and raising their children.
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For Silicon Valley's political aspirations, Mr. Thiel's speech is the ultimate high-beta performance.
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Like many countries—including the United States—Israel has fallen short of its aspirations.
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Without huge investor support, he will struggle to meet the aspirations of Saudi youth.
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And most worrisome: Despite their financial aspirations, young women are less inclined to invest.
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Though aspirations and educational levels have risen among Dalits, they still face terrible prejudice.
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"We're trying to reconcile our current values and aspirations with these names," he said.
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In fact, West and Kardashian have been open about their political views and aspirations.
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All of this is to say that Iran, in its imperial aspirations, has overreached.
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But her musical aspirations weren't exactly taking off and Cracknell eventually turned to acting.
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She has also declared her intent to run and has openly discussed her aspirations.
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And in that way the film serves as a metaphor for its own aspirations.
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Trump, for all his flaws, ran a campaign based on clear positions and aspirations.
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LinkedIn's know-how is also important for Cortana and its broader artificial intelligence aspirations.
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For the majority of his career, Howard's post-basketball aspirations involved a move upstairs.
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Under the mostly old staff, Baylor continues to nurture big aspirations on the field.
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But for the past year, a cancer diagnosis has cast those aspirations in doubt.
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But the treasury secretary's report is long on aspirations and short on specific policies.
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Career aspirations also motivated Lieutenant Colonel Barker, who had never had a combat command.
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In that limited sense he was true to deep Vietnamese aspirations for cultural autonomy.
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It's an attempt to give life to their aspirations by creating a viable economy.
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Jessie Buckley shines as a working-class performer with aspirations of country music stardom.
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But Ms. Arain has aspirations: She wants to build her son a treehouse someday.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio is a longtime charter opponent with his own national aspirations.
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The materials used to make earrings also tell stories of society, commerce and aspirations.
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He coaches high school football and harbors no aspirations of advancing to loftier leagues.
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Noto on Tuesday signaled he would look to return SoFi to its prior aspirations.
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For the teams that maintain realistic playoff aspirations, what are the big upcoming contests?
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But culturally, the company's global aspirations represent a significant new landmark for African literature.
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DETROIT — General Motors and Tesla are automakers of different vintages but increasingly mutual aspirations.
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ASPIRATIONS Sundays are the one day of the week I might cook for myself.
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A good relationship would help both countries in their aspirations to be world powers.
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There are likely plenty of novelists whose literary aspirations don't involve elaborate world-building.
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President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's war is an ethnonationalist attack on Kurds and their aspirations.
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He's also a very rich man with a lot of political and philanthropic aspirations.
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The losing skid jeopardizes the Beavers' aspirations of an NCAA Tournament at-large bid.
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And he suggests taking time each day to reflect on your progress and aspirations.
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I realized I could never do that, and my power aspirations ended that day.
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It was an eventful series for a pair of teams with World Series aspirations.
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It'll be a place where your virtue guides you, the highest of human aspirations.
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I was witness to their aspirations and foibles, spending weeks absorbed in their lives.
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And all with one aim: to bury the legitimate aspirations of an entire nation.
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"There's always visions, there's always bucket-list items, there's always career aspirations," he said.
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He gave Green a tour of Berkeley and asked about his aspirations beyond basketball.
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That's why Democratic leadership is quickly quashing the far-left aspirations to pursue impeachment.
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Brutalist buildings represent Singapore's early "hopes and aspirations," said Darren Soh, an architectural photographer.
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She attended UCLA for fine art with the aspirations of becoming a gallery painter.
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What is it about the New York area that creates so many presidential aspirations?
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Although personally ambitious, Robert dedicated his life primarily to serving his brother's political aspirations.
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Energized by their midterm success, Democratic heavy hitters hint at their 2020 presidential aspirations
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From my perspective, with selfish aspirations to produce serious photojournalism, the situation was excellent.
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It serves as a reminder to keep ourselves grounded as our aspirations reach higher.
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It was a guy who was a punch-line name and had presidential aspirations.
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Oklahoma City has championship aspirations amid the faint drumbeat of Kevin Durant's imminent free agency.
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Apple has also hired dozens of doctors, an indication of its broader health care aspirations.
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The crusade proved to be a form of backlash against the shifting aspirations of women.
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"Gurgaon embodies all the aspirations of India's urbanization," says Danish photographer and architect Lars Mortensen.
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Navigating two different sets of dreams, aspirations, and experiences can be a lot of work.
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We had independent aspirations of writing fiction, which we combined into the idea of cowriting.
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We handle our our education, our aspirations in other areas very methodically, thoughtfully and strategically.
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It is the image that may cement – or sink – the Supreme Court aspirations of Kavanaugh.
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The resistance to it threatens to hold up aspirations to pass tax reform this year.
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One question was about how she would balance her online career with her college aspirations.
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There are plenty of signs that the democratic electorate is active and with high aspirations.
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In politics, Hoffman had bigger aspirations last year than merely funding the next hot app.
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The Global Kashmiri Pandits Diaspora praised Modi's move as a vindication of their members' aspirations.
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From now on, America will be empowered by our aspirations – not burdened by our fears.
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In a country propped up on aspirations to get rich, there was only one answer.
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Yves-François Blanchet, the Bloc Québécois's leader, downplayed its separatist aspirations during the election campaign.
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That is threatening the aspirations of a generation of young Chinese in cities like Zhengzhou.
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For all the grand aspirations of the AI folk, though, there are reasons for caution.
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Soon enough, they will have moved on, taking their aspirations and their posters with them.
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Ward said the partnership with DeNA was a bright spot in Nintendo's future mobile aspirations.
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We had dreams and aspirations like most folks, but this has really been something else.
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She revealed her aspirations in an interview on YouTube show Brunch with Bridget in 2015.
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Palmer Luckey's new defense startup Anduril has aspirations well beyond a high-tech border wall.
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The three transients — who had aspirations to start a pot farm — were arrested on Oct.
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In view of those aspirations, Europe's leaders need to get on board with this reform.
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Helping both sexes fulfil their aspirations is more complicated than passing an equal-pay law.
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At 222, she's found a career that, in a way, fulfills both of those aspirations.
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Not TNA, with their mid-00s aspirations of being the next big name in wrestling.
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"The founders of the city had incredible aspirations to become an international port," she said.
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So it matters, that the universe of the Muppets rewards and validates Miss Piggy's aspirations.
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"Just ask what people's aspirations are ... where they see themselves in five years," O'Leary says.
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I am determined to do what it takes to make sure these aspirations are realized.
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It wasn't because she had aspirations to the writer's craft, poetry, that she worked at.
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They represent our aspirations and resilience despite having been brought up in a perpetual conflict.
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The running theme this season on Insecure was independence—in love, friendships, and career aspirations.
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Cryptographic hashes... This stylish, white, triangular, touchscreen device is a serious router with big aspirations.
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Ours is a society that has raised material prosperity to the zenith of national aspirations.
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It was my first and necessary step on the road to achieving my personal aspirations.
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Trump even cautioned the state of Kentucky not to "blow it" on McConnell's senatorial aspirations.
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"I am asking our American friends, American leaders, to look at our aspirations," he said.
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And in case you're wondering ... Zuckerberg told them he has no political aspirations right now.
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And even though part of me had aspirations there, I couldn't believe they were realistic.
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For Trump, though, being The Bachelorette was an endeavor too frivolous for her business aspirations.
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And every candidate with any aspirations at all will experience that one way or another.
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She'd gone from someone with career aspirations to a teen mom caring for a newborn.
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North Korean Olympic Committee chief and sports minister Kim Il-guk confirmed Pyongyang's Olympic aspirations.
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In turn, the Syrian government has expressed unease with Kurdish aspirations to carve out land.
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Starting OutIzard didn't have culinary aspirations in college, but working at Olive Garden changed that.
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And after learning, she said she made the "plans and aspirations that every mother" does.
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This special report will lay out the desires and aspirations of this fast-expanding group.
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We're told she was only a part-time model with aspirations of becoming an actress.
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That means that they're actively concerned with the professional goals and aspirations of their workers.
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I didn't have many aspirations of doing anything more at that point in my life.
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An arrest on such a charge could derail his aspirations for launching a presidential bid.
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We are very happy to work with countries who have the same aspirations as us.
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Other Democrats on the Intelligence Committee said they've heard similar speculation about Schiff's leadership aspirations.
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Customers view brands as an extension of their personalities and the embodiment of their aspirations.
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Emphasizing shared goals and vision is much more effective than focusing on your personal aspirations.
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After all, advertisers have tapped into consumers' aspirations and desire for upward mobility for years.
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Fifteen months after Donald Trump entered the race, his presidential aspirations are circling the drain.
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Meanwhile Turkey fears the vote could stoke separatist aspirations among its own sizable Kurdish minority.
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History tells us, however, that it might take another year before those aspirations are realized.
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Like Art Stage's tagline, the aspirations of the core become haunting dreams of the periphery.
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There's the difference between Viv's aspirations and what the quotidian constraints of her life allow.
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Previous attempts to find a diplomatic solution to stymie North Korea's nuclear aspirations have failed.
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He's also got a burgeoning country music career, reality TV dreams, and sizable political aspirations.
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Independence aspirations have built in recent years over a host of social and economic grievances.
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Or was he just another senator with presidential aspirations and a flare for fraternal invective?
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Neither standards and accountability nor charter schools have lived up to their promoters' lofty aspirations.
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I came to appreciate that meaningfulness involved dignifying Doris's desires, feelings, memories and even aspirations.
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The episode damaged Christie's aspirations to be president and to serve in the Trump administration.
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History shows us that America's progress in fulfilling our aspirations is an upward sloping line.
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Both my education goals and my career aspirations have been undoubtedly shaped by my upbringing.
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Unspoken is the suggestion that those aspirations have been more effectively eradicated than any vermin.
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But Ms. Pelosi said Democrats would not curb their aspirations in the interest of compromise.
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"Because if they grab us on the other side, that's the end to our aspirations."
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As he got better at climbing on his own, his aspirations and goals grew bigger.
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Their economic prospects waned; their national aspirations — such as for autonomy within Israel — were undermined.
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His letter, which we've dubbed The Mark Manifesto, offers a glimpse into Zuckerberg's global aspirations.
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The story here is about McDonald's and its aspirations to be a tech company, sure.
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They really heard what our aspirations and ambitions were and helped us to achieve them.
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Clinton has the opportunity to represent the aspirations of her party rather than its grievances.
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It was a pivotal album for U22, one that announced and then fulfilled grand aspirations.
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The measure represents a retreat from long-standing Republican aspirations to dump Obamacare-related taxes.
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But French agrees with Etzioni that China's aspirations must be accommodated up to a point.
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Stankey said WarnerMedia will balance its existing deals with distributors with its standalone streaming aspirations.
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Lana Condor, Noah Centineo and the team behind Netflix's breakout rom-com have franchise aspirations.
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Diamonds may be forever, but one jewelry brand has aspirations in an entirely different direction.
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In the meantime, it's worth considering the harm Western indulgence has done to Palestinian aspirations.
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Implicitly, he's telling you that he doesn't care about your career aspirations or your wishes.
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Instead of pursuing decentralization to accommodate regional aspirations, the Russian government is downgrading their autonomy.
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"[I] only had two aspirations growing up," she tells Glassdoor editorial director Amy Elisa Jackson.
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Communicating benefits, progress, and success more than statistics or aspirations instills a sense of trust.
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Bolton is watching Pompeo's political aspirations closely, according to two people familiar with his thinking.
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But political aspirations as a comedian — I've said so much wild [expletive] in my life.
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Advertisers' depictions of modern life really do "restrict choices, aspirations and opportunities" of both sexes.
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The aspirations of his tribe were close and palpable while mine seemed flimsy and distant.
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He said he has listened deeply to people's aspirations expressed by students through the protests.
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Now 34 years after MAPS formed, those aspirations are being realized, at least in part.
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She tells me about her boyfriend's new job and her work aspirations for a promotion.
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Jim Jordan, the top Republican on the committee, pressed him on his White House aspirations.
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Carter championed the Shah's nuclear power aspirations, and reopened U.S. negotiations to assist the program.
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It will never be known where Mr. O'Cummings's ambitious political aspirations might have taken him.
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Businesses evade stiffer rules by moving elsewhere, hindering national aspirations to improve in these areas.
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Yet even flawed, Washington was both the projection and embodiment of the citizenry's deepest aspirations.
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Their aspirations are limited to more goods, better clothes, warm or cool homes, enough food.
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Ms. Clinton, several pointed out, has, for years, swatted down rumors over her political aspirations.
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The TV network operator, home to "The Voice" and "Blacklist," has longer-term aspirations, though.
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To be sure, the nation's founding generation struggled to translate these noble aspirations into practice.
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The son of two medical professionals, he had aspirations to one day be a doctor.
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As for Jake and Deji -- no pro aspirations here ... these guys just hate each other.
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His arc-of-justice aspirations, whatever their intention, leave behind tragic geopolitical and human wreckage.
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It lets you understand a little bit more about different hopes, aspirations, dreams and fears.
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Now, more than ever before, it's clear that any of us with a Facebook profile has surrendered an unknowable quantity of information about our lives, our interests, our locations, our aspirations—and about our friends, our friends' interests, our friends' locations, and our friends' aspirations.
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You probably know about his Yeezy fashion label, but his latest aspirations are much more surprising.
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The aggressive, rap-heavy track urged young people not to be defined by their parents' aspirations.
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The merger would also fulfil the European Central Bank's aspirations for bigger, more diversified European banks.
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Marvel had all these aspirations for building a sprawling universe, but Iron Man — much like Avatar!
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Joe Staten I think Paul had aspirations to be the project lead, Jaime as well, probably.
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But theSkimm has always positioned itself as a media brand with aspirations for multiple revenue streams.
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In fact, she opened up to PEOPLE in July about just how serious her aspirations were.
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If there's any doubt about WeWork's collaborative aspirations, just note the new name: The We Company.
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In Iraq, too, Jordan is weighing the aspirations of émigrés against relations with the existing regime.
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All until this year were mere aspirations because Obama vetoed every major one that reached him.
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What separates "American Honey" from previous cinematic road trips is the lowliness of the travellers' aspirations.
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These two lovebirds are going to be tested by their political aspirations, not their genetic similarities.
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Google's IPO aspirations were eventually cut down to allow the firm to cross the finish line.
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What does, though, is a food culture that speaks to our values, our aspirations, our lifestyle.
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Samsung's Galaxy TabPro S was a capable Windows 10 tablet with aspirations to be your laptop.
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Those dads may be reliving their youth or reviving their own professional sports aspirations, Luber said.
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So putting his aspirations of becoming a Navy Seal on hold, Jake Paul went to Hollywood.
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Even those who cannot fulfill their aspirations for leadership in Congress may pursue successful careers elsewhere.
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Analysts said the latest drilling results were not a big setback for its aspirations in Myanmar.
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Soon, ENOCH will — in a way — fulfill Robert Henry Lawrence Jr.'s aspirations of space exploration.
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Despite this sporting contribution, however, Pakistan's exports as a whole have lagged behind the country's aspirations.
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They can afford to wait a bit for a job that matches their aspirations and qualifications.
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And for some of us, future career aspirations were a serious part of our young identities.
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These are just aspirations, wishes, and promises until they are delivered, guaranteed and intact, to us.
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Wonder's only press to date was a vague Forbes article mentioning it may have VR aspirations.
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If you have all white girls on the runway, what does that say about people's aspirations?
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As men's and women's aspirations converge, the responses to the two queries will look increasingly similar.
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For all of its high-minded aspirations, it's clear that Wintjes and Meursing are having fun.
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For these aspirations, Spire has gotten around $140 million of investment, plus those smaller government contracts.
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While Zuckerberg's 2017 tour was domestic, renewing rumors of his political aspirations, Chesky's will be international.
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Pinterest has mostly operated as a place for wedding ceremony mood boards and vacation destination aspirations.
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It's made up of mostly young men, many of whom have college degrees and career aspirations.
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Coincidentally, Sarah Paulson recently revealed her aspirations to portray Kerrigan on the small screen one day.
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It speaks to his future aspirations, which are to collaborate, to have the best idea win.
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Aspirations of cold-blooded international coups are squelched by a couple hours in Call of Duty.
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They're proof of how easily NBA aspirations can be subsumed by personal demons and awful circumstance.
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Eurich suggests approaching these aspirations without sadness or self-loathing, and instead focusing solely on improvement.
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Despite being 3-3, the Jaguars have playoff aspirations, but quarterback Blake Bortles has been inconsistent.
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His trips have fueled speculation about his political aspirations on social media and the "Today" show.
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Soros said the EU had broken down and ceased to satisfy its citizens' needs and aspirations.
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Which is all to say, Pepsi and Coke, with their grand market aspirations, don't make memories.
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Images influence our lives and beliefs on a daily basis; advertising manufactures new desires and aspirations.
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The summit declaration spoke of tackling Europeans' fears but had little to say about their aspirations.
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Royals first screen asks you to describe your aspirations: Do you want to be a king?
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While his presidency thus far may be incompetent in its execution, it's authoritarian in its aspirations.
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Their romance and personal aspirations are tinged by the darkness of the world they're living in.
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"Mr Trump's aspirations go beyond merely becoming president Peace, love and understanding"We're not buying tanks.
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But getting support from other GOP senators is unlikely, despite the aspirations of some Democratic voters.
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"Her picture of democratic socialism is all rainbows and unicorns, platitudes and aspirations," a columnist snorts.
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Who will move beyond aspirations and step up to embrace actual tactics to improve the workforce?
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Clinton's Democratic political aspirations in the past, though both now swear fealty to the other team.
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Like many Asian families, Park's mom had aspirations for him to be a doctor or lawyer.
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Those who had aspirations of TV work wondered how they were coming across in the edit.
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In poor countries, Mr. Rodrik says, workers may have to pare back their aspirations of development.
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Major companies like Apple, Amazon, and Google all have big aspirations to move deeper into healthcare.
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But his departure may have more to do with his personal political aspirations than GOP pressure.
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Fair also has aspirations to expand beyond the U.S., Trinidad told TechCrunch in a recent interview.
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Rather, people look for partners that share similar values and aspirations about their life and future.
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In any event, the reasoning and aspirations of these three tall (Tory) women signal something important.
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Osama bin Laden had active plans for additional attacks, including aspirations for a nuclear 6900/2628.
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The New York City mayor gave a non-denial denial when asked about his presidential aspirations.
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"He would have to have similar educational and probably class background, similar aspirations," she tells him.
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Here, he takes Rosie Smolowitz, a 10-year-old with presidential aspirations, to meet Michelle Obama.
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Protests also erupted in Mizoram state, where some activists have given voice to old separatist aspirations.
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Today, anyone with a smartphone has apps to guide them on a path toward their aspirations.
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Even as he said he won't run against him, Dowd ripped Cruz over his presidential aspirations.
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While specific renewable targets vary across industries, enterprises of all types increasingly share green power aspirations.
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The dispute has blocked Macedonia's aspirations to join the European union and the NATO military alliance.
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A quality that would be instrumental in allowing her to achieve her all of her aspirations.
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Today, China's landscape is fueled by ideas, aspirations, and a desire to succeed at all costs.
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We want to hear from Saudi women about their lives, aspirations and views on Saudi society.
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In fourth grade, Katy Perry made a vision board of her "hopes and aspirations" in music.
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And so, as with many aspirations and ideals, it's easier to hire someone to do this.
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He expressed aspirations for nominees over the years, including for more varied backgrounds and academic credentials.
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Relisting Pyongyang is the first step toward a strategic vision based on facts rather than aspirations.
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NSH: No. [laughs] I respect the Palestinians' national aspirations, but do I think it will happen?
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Dealing with Arab populations is not the only problem that Mr. Ocalan presents for Kurdish aspirations.
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As a politician with national aspirations beyond the Senate, Mr. McCain has a decidedly mixed legacy.
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When Pilon writes about Hall's aspirations as an Olympic athlete, the book is absorbing and empathetic.
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To my grandmother, Vienna Fingers were an affordable luxury that represented her social and economic aspirations.
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The French, with their universalist aspirations, are unusually sensitive to how well their leaders do abroad.
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They put these aspirations on hold when Houthi rebels took over the capital, Sanaa, in 2014.
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Those aspirations seem very difficult if the country is also to make purchases at record rates.
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We talk a bit about the Mark Fisher I just read, and my own Ph.D. aspirations.
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The steep repayment burdens have been a straitjacket on students and their career aspirations for years.
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I saw them as women who were smart, confident and independent, with aspirations for every success.
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Sevigny has always kept her relationships private, as well as her aspirations for having a family.
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Especially for black women, Franklin sang of our deepest aspirations for self-determination, dignity, and love.
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Editorial Notebook Perhaps no Afghan's story better embodied America's aspirations for Afghanistan than that of Capt.
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The consequences may be ruinous to the leadership's aspirations for China to become an economic superpower.
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The two met that week at a local bar and talked about their lives and aspirations.
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The bank's "longer term aspirations" are now for ROTCE of 15% to 17%, the bank said.
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The circle of our aspirations is not easily reconciled with the square of our human propensities.
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The obstacles to these aspirations have one common element: the lack of affordable and sustainable energy.
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Elections would allow him to protect his personal political aspirations through the veil of democratic legitimacy.
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It's a work in which Rowling relentlessly brutalizes the story's most vulnerable characters and their aspirations.
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Today, the public is unbelievably aware of the constitution, of the world, and of its aspirations.
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That means your Facebook or Instagram account shouldn't show anything that can undermine your professional aspirations.
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It's the first time that the Koreans have split their luxurious aspirations into a separate brand.
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While the U.S. brought down Saddam Hussein, we lacked the means to contain Iran's hegemonic aspirations.
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Although I think I would have been capable, I had aspirations to be a professional footballer.
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As big as this crisis is, our ideas and aspirations are big enough to meet it.
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According to Starrr, Lexi is 53 years old and has aspirations to become a popular YouTuber.
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The two met that week at a local bar and talked about their lives and aspirations.
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Biden's lack of persuasive abilities outside of Delaware is what's always doomed his White House aspirations.
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With aspirations of becoming an actress, she moved to New York but could not find work.
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Working with Harvard University's Wendy Berry Mendes, Akinola asked students to write down their career aspirations.
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But when it debuted in 1988, nearly 30 years ago, it was praised for its cinematic aspirations.
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"This new offer does not cover the totality of our aspirations," the unions said in a statement.
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The average person doesn't need to care about Amazon's brick-and-mortar retail aspirations at the moment.
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Outside of relationships, she has aspirations and has found success, even if only for a short bit.
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They urged voters to see Saturday's ballot as essentially a fight between Morrison's aspirations and Shorten's reforms.
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And the kids were communicating through this music about their love, their hopes, their dreams, their aspirations.
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Last May, she offered encouragement to fans with singing aspirations during an appearance on The Tonight Show.
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However, Chan has no aspirations to follow suit even with the Pyeongchang Winter Olympics looming next February.
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Unlike most of the other companies, Dering & Co. have few aspirations to chase valuations and unicorn status.
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It is, by all appearances, not a movie with highfalutin aspirations, and that's why it's pretty fun.
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Macedonia's aspirations to European Union and NATO ties had been blocked by Greece over the name dispute.
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Like all successful MLMs, Avon knows that the aspirations it sells are more important than the makeup.
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Aspirations to buy, rather than rent have traditionally pushed a significant share of young Americans to move.
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One avenue for reducing despair may lie in future generations of low-skilled Americans curbing their aspirations.
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The company collecting the check for its launch, NanoRacks, doesn't take a position on Asgardia's national aspirations.
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It fascinates me how vulnerable a public person is, when they're subjected to people's aspirations and expectations.
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Sega's console aspirations went out with a financial whimper when it released the Sega Dreamcast in 1998.
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Hall said he felt Braun had discriminated against him by failing to take his musical aspirations seriously.
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That's why it's so important to distinguish Xi Jinping's policies from the aspirations of the Chinese people.
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One thing's for sure: We better not hear another word about Archie's musical aspirations in season 2.
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Switching back into business mode after two days partying, Luthra explains his aspirations to me more eloquently.
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Hablik's fantastical and cosmic vision of utopia hinged on the aspirations of a still-emerging industrial age.
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Beyond India, the report also delves into coal aspirations for all the other regions of the world.
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Perhaps as much as we want to drink moderately, we're not quite following through on those aspirations.
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"Unlike fiat currency, prices of virtual currencies are based on people's beliefs and aspirations," BuyUcoin's Thakral said.
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That's not true of everyone — the House speaker, Paul Ryan, seems to have genuine aspirations to legislate.
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Yet Mr Khan's aspirations have careened into Pakistan's immediate challenge: a full-blown balance-of-payments crisis.
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I'm one of those people, and I don't even have any aspirations to be a YouTube star.
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Though Mr Ivanishvili publicly reaffirmed Georgia's Euro-Atlantic aspirations, his actions signalled a tilt back towards Russia.
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But instead of finding a hero's welcome for his philanthropic aspirations, he was met with extraordinary criticism.
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The War Dogs stars revealed their alternative career aspirations during a PEOPLE Twitter Q&A on Friday.
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Lapin finds that Ann Shoket's book speaks to millennial women with aspirations beyond climbing the corporate ladder.
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The continuing resistance of other Republicans means that Mr Northam's aspirations could be destroyed by Republican fratricide.
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He says he has no political aspirations, believing instead that Singapore "must be bigger than one family".
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Slaughter & May, the only magic-circle firm without global aspirations, has done correspondingly better as a result.
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Perhaps he had higher aspirations to only report on cats and now he's stuck doing dog stories.
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Gone was the idealism of 21976s social movements, gone too were social aspirations within the stalled economy.
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I've built a brand that will ultimately be greater than the wildest aspirations I had years ago.
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This experience taught me that beneath the surface difference of people, there were common hopes and aspirations.
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Pauline says she's decided to "live in the real world" and rethink the scope of her aspirations.
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It wasn't the life raft they needed, but it wasn't bad, considering the team's win-now aspirations.
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Purdy's first pair of prosthetics were crude and definitely not made for someone with competitive snowboarding aspirations.
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"Many people are young, they all have smart phones and they have seriously big aspirations," Patel said.
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And It Comes at Night will be in good company as a horror film with highbrow aspirations.
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NCWIT has done incredible work, right, in their Aspirations Award, you know, with the Grace Hopper conference.
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Katie shaped my aspirations by showing me what was possible, in a very tangible and real way.
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It is supposed to combine the research focus of a university with a company's real-world aspirations.
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Hispanic entrepreneurs are an asset to the country, and our nation's political leaders should defend their aspirations.
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"The ASC is not citing funding as the reason for not meeting aspirations in Rio," he added.
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While Airbnb does not have a loyalty program near the scale of Prime, it has similar aspirations.
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And it splits up the pairing of Paul and Harden in Houston, a team with title aspirations.
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Those aspirations came crashing down, however, when his once booming oil company, OGX, went bankrupt in 2013.
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In the Philippines, it felt foreign, which is to say that it felt like aspirations of America.
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We see that she clearly had musical aspirations which obviously were put on hold to have kids.
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This program of acquiring territory through genocide predated the settlers' aspirations of independence from the British Crown.
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Do not abandon the visions, hopes and aspirations of the venturesome young individuals held hostage by thugs.
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It harks back to one of music's oldest aspirations, to replicate the delights of the natural world.
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Ms. Tariyal told me she chose her field because she's drawn to science's audacious sci-fi aspirations.
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The failure of the Arab Spring is not just a story about frustrated aspirations or authoritarian survival.
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Palestinian aspirations for an independent state with a congruent territory are also no longer on the agenda.
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We have both been outspoken about the deterioration of democracy in Brazil, which has suppressed people's aspirations.
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In the background, FedEx has been powering the e-commerce aspirations of Amazon's biggest retail competitor — Walmart.
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To stay organized and level-headed as you tackle your interior design aspirations, visit your Havenly dashboard.
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Baby Bubbles's competitor, Tot Squad, has a location in a Midtown office building and juggernaut-like aspirations.
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So that he could choke on his aspirations, courtesy of Darth Vader and his magic strangulation trick.
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Now is not the time to play politics with the aspirations of the people of Puerto Rico.
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The prayers, hopes and aspirations of our colonized ancestors did not propel us into the 21st century.
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Well, it turns out Microsoft had shifted aspirations from our homes to factories and large corporate environments.
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This is significant, and could be the key to China's aspirations of domination on the world stage.
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Democratically elected presidents and potentates are equally aware: Aspirations, when thwarted, can be a potent, spiteful force.
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Four emotionally sane band members, in touch with their feelings and artistic aspirations just talking it out.
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From a young age, Taylor had aspirations of one day being a scientist, engineer, and an astronaut.
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The Massachusetts senator's presidential aspirations include higher taxes on the wealthy and breaking up the big banks.
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These Russian aspirations will remain unacceptable to any American administration for years, if not decades, to come.
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But as Prince Mohammed's aspirations grew, the Saudi Aramco initial offering faced a number of thorny issues.
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Xinjiang's increasing importance to China's global aspirations is likely a major reason Beijing is tightening its grip.
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And leaders of the settler movement are motivated by ideological imperatives that entirely ignore legitimate Palestinian aspirations.
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She is as candid about her entrepreneurial behaviors and aspirations as she is about more intimate matters.
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He had struggled for years in New York to balance his work life with his artistic aspirations.
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The aspirations in "Jerry Springer" are a little less classic than finding love or triumphing over adversity.
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But this is what it looks like when the Green New Deal's aspirations become concrete policy proposals.
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"Pinners," as users are known, essentially used Pinterest to create collagelike mood boards that expressed their aspirations.
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Mr. Lugar long held aspirations to be president, and he ran for the Republican nomination in 1996.
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He is interested in designing apps and also has aspirations to publish his poetry and short stories.
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" Its website warns, "Islam is not merely a religion, it is a totalitarian ideology with global aspirations.
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If they ever questioned the numbing consumerism that dictates their aspirations, they are deaf to it now.
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It'll be a proof of concept for its eventual aspirations to do construction on the actual Moon.
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Mugabe, whose recent aspirations to succeed her husband appear to have been a trigger for his downfall.
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Despite my diabolical and somewhat ourageous aspirations considering their insurmountable odds, my parents went along with it.
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Turkey, Iran and Iraq have long made common cause in quashing Kurdish national aspirations, no matter what.
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When I was still child-free, the talent and ambition of my collaborators infected my own aspirations.
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The firm values personal relationships that go deep beyond the surface to really understand clients' unique aspirations.
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Could new evidence stain his reputation right as he is thinking about his own future presidential aspirations?
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By denying this experience, we deny the aspirations of billions of people, and invite their enduring resentment.
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Abdullah told CNN that he was aware of his daughters' dreams and aspirations -- but has no choice.
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Klobuchar's presidential aspirations have not been a secret to many in her home state and around Washington.
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"The issue, I guess, is, should people's children and their career aspirations trump other considerations," he said.
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And unlike some other presidents, such as J.F.K. and Ronald Reagan, he did not embody our aspirations.
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It can be hard, with Kanye West, to separate concrete plans from jokes, fancies or outlandish aspirations.
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But if anything, the vote, while satisfying the Kurds emotionally, may have set back their national aspirations.
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Afterward, Ms. Anderson said, he sent her text messages with sexual fantasies and aspirations to marry her.
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She wanted to learn about their lives, from childhood to adulthood, not just about their career aspirations.
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The expanded Tate Modern embraces this human scale even if its aspirations are more global than ever.
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For more than a year, the senator took a series of steps signaling her White House aspirations.
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His arrest will likely put the kibosh on his aspirations for political power — at least for now.
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The Q's include personal aspirations for 2020 and the one thing they've always wanted to ask her.
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Dreams of unfashionable, politically incorrect, old American aspirations that our generation isn't supposed to believe in anymore.
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This England might have an ordinary democratic nationalism that understands its own aspirations and those of others.
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Each group has its own goals and aspirations — some advocate for animal rights, environmental rights or socialism.
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Bloomberg has for years been rumored to have presidential aspirations, and he hasn't kept them a secret.
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And I continue to search for ways to bring that same urgency to my personal creative aspirations.
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Russia and China have also committed to exploring new weapons capabilities, and Iran still harbors nuclear aspirations.
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Paired with legal proscriptions, film is a persuasive medium for administering racial convention and shaping romantic aspirations.
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India's prime minister honored a symbol of rural women's aspirations for dignity and self-sufficiency — the toilet.
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He applies pressure, has respectable punching power, and has aspirations to take out the division's big names.
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Sojourner Truth, who planted the aspirations of black women in the women's rights movement, would be proud.
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But more must be done to accelerate the unrest and support the aspirations of the Iranian people.
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Despite enjoying a high wealth expectancy, respondents in Hong Kong saw a greater disconnect with their aspirations.
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Simple. The CFPB wrote this rule based mostly on feelings, beliefs and political aspirations — not on evidence.
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The company soon raised millions of dollars in venture financing, and its listings and aspirations grew glossier.
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They are expressions in miniature of giant aspirations, reminders of how engineers play and imagine the future.
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They are expressions in miniature of giant aspirations, reminders of how engineers play and imagine the future.
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This sad news inspired us to ask students how important money is in their own career aspirations.
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Despite their heterosexual aspirations, the Pilgrims found that sodomy just refused to stop happening among their ilk.
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"He's always talked about it," Mattingly told The Sun-Sentinel this month, referring to Jeter's ownership aspirations.
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Iranians have expressed their aspirations for a more democratic and accountable government many times over the years.
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Though LABspace is set up as a for-profit business, it's driven by aspirations beyond financial sustainability.
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Please Like Me doesn't try too hard to follow anything like Josh and Tom's overarching career aspirations.
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Kim revealed her legal aspirations -- saying she's actively studying to be a lawyer -- in a Vogue profile.
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And as a result, the market for satellite internet is immensely disappointing in comparison to Teledesic's aspirations.
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"Very often your aspirations can benefit the company; you may have untapped skills, for instance," she says.
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Meng's detainment may ultimately end up being a setback for China's aspirations to rise to global leadership.
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Despite once having aspirations to become mayor of New York, Dorsey says that's no longer the case.
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"We call for real dialogue focused on the aspirations of Libyan society in its aspects," the statement said.
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Turkey's aspirations to join the European Union dimmed as the country's record on press freedom became ever worse.
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Women and girls from around the world were asked to share their future aspirations for Tuesday's Google Doodle.
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Was it a turning point in North Korea's nuclear aspirations, its provocations, or its brutal repression at home?
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Graham projected the highest national aspirations in 2016 when he mounted his presidential campaign and regularly attacked Trump.
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Ankara and Tehran are worried that the vote could revive the separatist aspirations of their own Kurdish populations.
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While they stayed together after that, Jager says Obama's political aspirations soon caused a strain on their relationship.
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But about six years ago, after his professional athletic aspirations faded, he took a job as a trucker.
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Whereas Amazon has a clear need for drones in online retail and delivery, Alphabet's aspirations seem less clear.
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Al Sharpton, for example, show that he understands how critical African Americans are to his national political aspirations.
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It was a return for Trump to the same venue which sparked his political aspirations six years ago.
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The technology enthusiast sees the ad banner for the technology product that might help fulfill his lifestyle aspirations.
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He had two older siblings, a brother and a sister, and Larry had high aspirations for his clan.
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His political aspirations were honed while working as a legislative assistant from 163 to 216 to U.S. Rep.
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"I want to be confident," he begins, before quickly railing off a list of aspirations big and small.
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"I kinda dig their style," he said, as well as their aspirations to blow things up in Congress.
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Far from the modest implications of its name, this is a top-spec smartphone with top-tier aspirations.
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They are fearless, confident, transparent about their political aspirations, and more often than you might expect, they win.
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Yet he may see no reason to help an EU that is increasingly hostile to Turkey's membership aspirations.
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Population growth, rising productivity and growing aspirations can probably propel a big, diversified economy at a steady 5%.
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We are much more in tune with the audience rather than second-guessing their perception, expectations and aspirations.
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Thankfully, as with most unattainable aspirations, there is a video game available to help sate that desire: ASMRstar.
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Mr Singhal has bigger aspirations yet; for a while he thought he might aim to become prime minister.
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Ant, meanwhile, has seen its aspirations to compete with state-owned banks held back by regulators (see article).
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The U.S. refugee resettlement program reflects the United States' highest values and aspirations to compassion, generosity and leadership.
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"General Grant had no aspirations of becoming President Grant," said Jim Setty, site manager at the Grant Birthplace.
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McMahon – like the Ovingtons in Skegness – said her vote was partly driven by her aspirations for the future.
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And we can always count on Lauren Conrad to help us bring all our Pinterest aspirations to life.
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The question national anthem protesters in the NFL must answer is whether they retain aspirations for the country.
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Their willingness to rescue the company says more about their aspirations than about Flybe's prospects on its own.
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" Last year, the star told PEOPLE of her aspirations for little Hank, "We have high hopes for him.
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Stone chatted with pal Jennifer Lawrence, 28, about how her aspirations have changed as she approached her thirties.
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The answers are what they've seemingly been for decades—scientist, pediatrician, president—but Mike's not here for aspirations.
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I didn't love that people assumed my only aspirations were to find a wealthy husband some Saturday night.
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Image: KodakThe original Super 8 camera inspires nostalgia in every graying beardo with aspirations to make a film.
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Be sure to keep your cool in these duels, which will threaten both your professional and romantic aspirations.
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K23 Global is announcing a $183 million venture capital fund targeted at early stage startups with global aspirations.
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That's a hefty pricetag for any Sundance film, especially a niche comedy without big stars or awards aspirations.
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Ted Cruz told conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt that Clinton's email controversy would seriously imperil her presidential aspirations.
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"We talked about working together, sharing information, travel aspirations, community outreach, women embracing their beauty — everything," Lizzy said.
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I knew an injury had halted her athletic aspirations; I heard she'd tried to run away from home.
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"Some people you can have a conversation with them, and their aspirations are on their sleeve," Durney said.
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But Monday marks the first time that Bloomberg himself has copped to his potential presidential aspirations for 2016.
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It's about two very ordinary families whose paths crossed with Jackson's, and the incredible aspirations that he represented.
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"My continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations of my wife and ruined our marriage," Weiner said.
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Budapest has been supportive of ethnic Hungarians' autonomy aspirations and Hungarian politicians reacted with fury to the remarks.
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As with commercials elsewhere, North Korean adverts also prey on the insecurities and aspirations of would-be customers.
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The move comes as a number of big banks have publicized their aspirations to have more women executives.
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Octagon Aspirations Pimblett believes that the win over Grimshaw will be enough to see him sign with UFC.
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"My aspirations are for the company to be a strong performer," Wirth said in an interview on Friday.
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McGregor laid out the blueprint for his multi-divisional aspirations at the UFC 194 post-fight press conference.
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He lends it to them, to express their grievances and their aspirations for greatness, and they love it.
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His moniker grew out of his boxing aspirations in his youth; "Buster" a conflation of his middle name.
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"His aspirations for change in foreign policy seem to be evaporating," says Edwards, the Texas A&M professor.
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To what degree, if at all, does the salary you expect to earn factor into your career aspirations?
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The task of the new government, led by Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi, is to fulfill their aspirations.
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"It's time to set aside bullying, to set aside belittlement and appeal to higher aspirations," Ryan told CNN.
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Still, those on the start list for the Tour have enough ability to make good on their aspirations.
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Oh sweet dream journal, keeper of secrets, prompter of aspirations, gateway into the subconscious sexual fantasies of strangers.
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And coming from an average family with limited means meant his greater life aspirations were harder to realize.
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The world is better for that, even if "Good Economics" does not live up to all their aspirations.
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Violent extremism seeks to destroy the foundation of humanity as a single community, united by aspirations and values.
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But as Trump is now learning, eliminating actual nuclear weapons is much harder than guarding against nuclear aspirations.
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Iremar's aspirations are distilled in his fondness for cologne, which disguises any lingering odor from his regular work.
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Abe said diplomatic attempts to get North Korea to abandon its nuclear aspirations have failed over two decades.
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The shortcomings of the higher education system have left students struggling to find programs that match their aspirations.
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This isn't necessarily a bad thing, given our protagonist's aspirations in the male-dominated field of standup comedy.
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In Iraq's northern region, the war has encouraged Kurdish nationalist aspirations to crystallize into urgent demands for statehood.
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Schonfeld Strategic Advisors has been open to outside capital for just over three years and has bold aspirations.
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Ms. Baskerville said she had a sense, early on, that Mr. Kaine had higher aspirations in public life.
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I love Europe and I look forward to negotiating new fresh agreements that fit our interests and aspirations.
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Underwhelming. Their signed joint statement lists aspirations -- and without a single word of substantive commitment by either side.
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But Netflix came out victorious despite the duo's commitments to the Mouse House and Disney's own streaming aspirations.
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But strategists nonetheless call Patrick's entry a big gamble, both in New Hampshire and in his 2020 aspirations.
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Please treat us equally and speak to us as one class of people with the same aspirations. 3.
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Cory Booker Booker, unlike some of his 2020 colleagues, hasn't been afraid to lean into his presidential aspirations.
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Aside from its extralegal political aspirations, the group also operates scores of legal schools, charities and media organizations.
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In addition, several Democratic women leaders with presidential aspirations who attended the inaugural march in 29, like Sens.
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The bottom line is this: To fulfill their own aspirations, white Americans needed Indian land and black labor.
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Yet, as the curators note, the aspirations and affinities of these prints are most of all to painting.
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Women and men also have different work histories on average and different career aspirations in the long run.
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And Ethan turns out to be a fan of Olivia's writing, with aspirations to produce a novel himself.
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Smith is contributing at a high level, to a high-level team that has championship aspirations once again.
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I share those aspirations, and hope to live to see the first humans leave footprints in Martian dirt.
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Applicants also can record a short video in which they talk about their defining qualities and career aspirations.
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Before arriving in New Jersey, the New Hampshire–born son of a Frank Sinatra impersonator had musical aspirations.
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The women to whom this happened are real, actual human beings with their own aspirations, talents, and stories.
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But whatever hopes there were for Kelly, or whatever aspirations Kelly had for himself, appear to have dissipated.
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Kirsten Gillibrand is expected to share some news about her presidential aspirations in an interview on Tuesday's show.
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The film featured the aspirations of young job seekers and their fascination with working in a big company.
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Williams had sky-high aspirations in 1988 after earning an undergraduate degree in fine arts from Arizona State.
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The U.S. president has openly shared his aspirations for NASA to reach Mars and return to the moon.
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In Oaxaca, Mexico, clients of a microcredit organization were successfully trained to have greater aspirations for the future.
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Charlotte is light-brown-haired and introspective, with literary aspirations; Frankie is a dark-haired, impulsive go-getter.
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Though Mr. Murphy may have harbored aspirations for public office, they went unnoticed by his Democratic Party colleagues.
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In Catalonia, the narrative is more about aspirations for self-determination by a people with a distinct identity.
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Claude, 11, was about to complete his first month of high school, but his larger aspirations remain unchanged.
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Mr. Carvalho had an inspiring life story that mirrored the aspirations of many of New York City's families.
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But take it from someone who studies work for a living: those aspirations should be bigger than work.
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They sat in her car in the parking lot and she asked him about his dreams and aspirations.
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Employees discussed their aspirations for the year — both professional and personal — then created visual aids reflecting their goals.
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But Girardi, 53, also has aspirations of managing again and should be a prime candidate somewhere next season.
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But while their relationship is playful and affectionate, his stature as a writer complicates Alice's own literary aspirations.
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Describing his experience growing up latino in Newark, New Jersey, Rivas pulls no punches against his deflated aspirations.
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Mr. Papadopoulos misled investigators to save his professional aspirations and preserve a perhaps misguided loyalty to his master.
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For now, the Laver Cup, which begins Friday at the United Center, remains an exhibition with higher aspirations.
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Suddenly, the US appeared to be on a war footing with a sovereign nation, one with nuclear aspirations.
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George Kennan, the eminent diplomat, historian and strategist, called the pact "childish, just childish" in its utopian aspirations.
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Against this backdrop, human rights groups and the government looked to Chile's aspirations to integrate with the world.
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But of course, we can't certainly engage if the offer is not really catching up with our aspirations.
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Trump spent this past week in Detroit talking to African-Americans about their needs, wants, frustrations, and aspirations.
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Mr. Murdoch, Fox News's executive chairman, is facing pressure on multiple fronts, not least his own corporate aspirations.
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Instead, she believed he had his own reality TV aspirations and didn't want to stand in his way.
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He said that Angelenos share the same aspirations and concerns as Iowans -- including crumbling infrastructure, traffic and homelessness.
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Particularly at a moment when certain artists had the highest aspirations for what we are ultimately capable of.
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"Our aspirations and successes have been cheap and petty," he wrote in an application for a Guggenheim grant.
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The underlying ailment of the Middle East is less an absence of balance than a lack of aspirations.
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"It is a major setback to the hopes, the dreams and aspirations of a people," Lewis, 77, replies.
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He had aspirations of getting and starting a whole new life, and pursuing more of an academic career.
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"My continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations of my wife and ruined our marriage," Weiner wrote.
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Priyanka Chopra is the resident supervillain, a drug dealer whose aspirations of real estate moguldom threaten the Bay.
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The outlets may also have another reason for opposing the merger: Sinclair's expansion could hurt their own aspirations.
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London says it sets out aspirations and parameters for a future relationship based on a free trade agreement.
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They exchanged mundane niceties and confessed deeply personal fears, hopes and secrets — their abandoned aspirations, their suicide plans.
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Aspirations to withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan in the coming year must be tempered by these real risks.
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Maybe it's time to ask some impertinent questions about formerly unquestionable aspirations, such as comfort, wealth, and power.
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The production's newly enhanced scale matches the aspirations of not only the play's author but also its protagonists.
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I have been critical of his use of the Democratic Party as a vessel for his presidential aspirations.
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Never in my lifetime have US politicians been so tone-deaf to the aspirations and hopes of Europeans.
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He's close with Obamaland and Clintonworld, could he be the vessel into which the establishment pours their aspirations?
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She now has a cluster of sponsors, more than 28,2000 followers on Instagram and medal aspirations for Tokyo.
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Growing up, he was always the class clown, with aspirations to one day star on Saturday Night Live.
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Putin's global aspirations are not friendly to America, and the sooner he knows we know it, the better.
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"It is a major setback to the hopes, the dreams and aspirations of a people," Lewis, 77, replies.
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This echoes Saudi price aspirations from a decade ago, when the kingdom identified $75 as a fair price.
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This echoes Saudi price aspirations from a decade ago, when the kingdom identified $75 as a fair price.
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Despite Puerto Rico's aspirations to become a state, the oversight board is treating Puerto Rico like a colony.
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The expanding homelessness crisis presents an early test for Newsom, a first-year governor with higher political aspirations.
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Today, as a member of Congress, I worry for all the Dreamers, for their futures and their aspirations.
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But the questions kept coming back to his unlikely presidential aspirations and the conflict between duties and dreams.
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The president congratulated Ms. Pelosi on her election and said he had high aspirations for the new Congress.
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Ms. McClellan is a veteran African-American legislator from Richmond who is widely thought to have statewide aspirations.
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Now, as he enters his third season, Saric remains a significant variable for a team with championship aspirations.
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Critics say that meeting the standards required by regulators around the world will take more than mere aspirations.
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If the regime continues its nuclear aspirations, it will have bigger problems than it has ever had before.
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For all his aspirations, the general is unlikely to fully unite or subdue the country's factions and militias.
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This made him the lone official vehicle for the aspirations of a persistent group of Never Trump Republicans.
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It's a tough year for Dropbox, which has had larger aspirations of growing beyond its file-sharing roots.
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As concerns about Iranian nuclear aspirations increased, so too did the rhetoric from Israeli leaders condemning Tehran's actions.
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It's also a way to announce the cultural aspirations of the city while also bringing the world there.
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"My continued acting out over years crushed the aspirations of my wife and ruined our marriage," wrote Weiner.
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However much the president wanted to support his daughter and her husband's aspirations, their worldview was not his.
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Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas also congratulated Trump, but analysts said his rule may be profoundly negative for Palestinian aspirations.
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Like Augmon, Ollie had a long N.B.A. career and used his experience to mentor UConn players with professional aspirations.
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This generation is aware that the leaders do not carry any moral authority and do not represent its aspirations.
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"It's a matter of a student's interests and aspirations, career prospects and the finances of the family," he said.
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Ocean's 8 re-appropriated that narrative to a certain extent by showing the feminist version of those flashy aspirations.
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The display was enough to give Daenerys pause, shifting her Iron Throne aspirations to a temporary ceasefire with Cersei.
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"You have an opportunity to make a difference, take charge of your own career and aspirations," one employee writes.
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You don't know the larger plan and you have done everything you can to turn your aspirations into realities.
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It, too, is filled with aspirations every bit as outlandish, and difficult to implement, as a giant border wall.
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VIABILITY RATING INGBA's risk appetite is a key driver of its Viability Rating, especially given the bank's growth aspirations.
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That is not likely to happen, given population growth and aspirations for higher living standards in the developing world.
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