End goal: Although you should employ progressive steps to create dedicated workout space, keep your end goal in mind.
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"Keep the end goal in mind and do what's required to accomplish that end goal, rather than just what was initially assigned," Fishbein says.
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But it will start off permissioned, and there is really no roadmap to the stated end-goal of a permissionless blockchain except for the end-goal itself.
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" "The end goal for North Korea is quite simple.
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Instead of pushing the simulated character towards a specific end goal, such as walking, DeepMimic uses motion-capture clips to "show" the AI what the end goal is supposed to look like.
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"Part of the end goal is finding balance," Wright says.
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The Creators Project: What's the end goal of this residency?
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And we have an end goal, but it takes time.
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I'm not actually sure what my end goal is here.
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The end goal is to find a job and housing.
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In fact, it should not even be an end goal.
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Is there an end goal when it comes to equality?
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"Football is the vehicle, role models is the end goal."
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Quite simply, it's your fastest route to your end goal.
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But the end goal has always been a driverless product.
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The end goal of the science is not mind reading.
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The end goal is to reduce people's anxiety about dying.
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There was no end goal of having a bunch of followers.
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The end goal isn't about creating the most populous city, though.
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The end goal is to meet your match, in person. IRL.
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It gives Arya's training a purpose to have an end goal.
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"The end goal needs to be commercial, economic viability," he said.
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The end goal, he argued, is entirely worth accepting some uncertainty.
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The end goal is for parents to share joint physical custody.
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My end goal was always to be an investigative news reporter.
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Making poverty easier to endure should not be the end goal.
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"Hitting my goal weight definitely isn't my end goal," he said.
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But the end goal is to get China to play fair.
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"We stay focused on what the end goal is," she said.
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Instead, they kept to themselves and focused on their end-goal.
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ASICS wanted to know: Is this really the logical end goal?
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The end goal is to connect Las Vegas with Los Angeles.
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Llarena agrees that the end goal is to build a solid reputation.
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And we know what the end goal is, which is a championship.
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My end goal in all of this is to change the story.
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The Annex Foundation's end goal becomes clear in the finale of Chambers.
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Focus on the task at hand and make the end goal clear.
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Each is taking a slightly different strategy towards the same end goal.
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The end goal is to explore applications of Ethereum within consumer finance.
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My love interests' curves felt like distractions from my familial end-goal.
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The challenge of the journey itself imbues the end goal with gravitas.
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The end goal is to win ballgames and be in the playoffs.
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The end goal is to make sure computers don't reproduce human prejudices.
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We understand what the job is and what the end goal is.
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The end goal of the date is to be closer to someone.
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"You don't question the end goal playing for Buck Showalter," Beckham said.
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" Yet the end goal is what Dr. Boccellari calls "post-traumatic growth.
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Do you have any sense what President Trump's end goal might be?
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At least people like Justice Stevens are honest about the end goal.
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The FDA's end goal: to produce cigs that are virtually non-addictive.
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Both matchmakers also land on the same end goal in matching clients: chemistry.
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The Debt Collective's end goal is fairly simple: wipe out all student debt.
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"The end goal of all of these cases is political harassment," she says.
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But now, it's time to make sure TheFamily doesn't forget its end goal.
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I didn't know how I was going to get to my end goal.
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But the end goal of AA's campaign is not investigative journalism, it's change.
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Mulvaney: "Insurance is not really the end goal here"—it's about affordability pic.twitter.
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BB: I still don't know what my end goal is going to be.
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Enforcement is a means to the end, and the end goal is compliance.
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Herzberg says NGOs, like any other business, have an end-goal in mind.
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For Cattelan, it's not the end goal—it's a means to an end.
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Our end goal isn't for you to browse images and videos all day.
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That's everyone's end goal: to get people to buy tickets to the movies.
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Yet Ankara doesn't seem to know what its end goal in Syria is.
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This helps you better understand the end goal of feeling calm and centered.
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The end goal: an Iran less threatening to the U.S. and its allies.
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But I feel like our end goal is to have equality and justice.
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There's actually a lot more to it, if your end goal is success.
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Blocking, for the Democrats, is no longer a technique — it's an end goal.
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Being seen as brave or winning doesn't appear to be Spicer's end goal.
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The data is clearly polarizing and that is clearly the end goal here.
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And to sound deep, I don't want there to be an end goal!
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Success was discussed not as an end goal, but an ever moving target.
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But for many legalization advocates, the end goal has always been allowing sales.
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Again, the end goal is the same: to help you become debt-free quicker.
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The better question here might be a border wall for what end-goal exactly?
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With a fun end goal in place, I set out to prove myself wrong.
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If you're fighting it, that's almost the end goal for a lot of people.
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The end goal is to keep people in Instagram so that they spend money.
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Because the end goal is to have more time on this planet, isn't it?
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Patriotism was neither the reason for nor the end goal of the bloody war.
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The end goal is universality, simple emotions writ huge in the sky like planets.
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Republicans have showed their cards—the end-goal is to gut the Medicaid program.
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Is that the end goal, [building] that kind of empathy and respect between people?
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Save it, and you're 2700% of the way to your end goal of $23K.
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Still, the researchers know that determining if someone is conscious isn't the end goal.
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The only thing worth saving is the OASIS, and that is the end goal.
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If the end goal is to beat Trump, Sanders cannot be the Democratic nominee.
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Their end goal being to replace Garrett with a special interest, lobbyist-approved crony.
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Microsoft, meanwhile, works from the top down and focuses on the overall end goal.
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"The usefulness of an architecture background really depends on the end goal," she said.
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"3D printing isn't the end goal; it's a tool that makes our thoughts come true."
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Our end goal in this phase is the regional elimination of ISIS through military force.
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The end goal is to get the service to market for public consumption by 2019.
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Facebook's end goal is to build an online world that feels more immersive and real.
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I don't have an end goal, because I don't want to think of the end.
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The end goal was to remove memories and then send the soldiers back to war.
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But deletion should be thought of one tool in the toolbox, not the end goal.
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But when sustainability is the end goal, what's wrong with one thing at a time?
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We rarely think about change this way because everyone is consumed by the end goal.
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Is the end goal to expand to other platforms and offer more than just streaming?
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Are you going to set an end goal as to when it should be adopted?
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So how does one use optimism to achieve an end goal in a realistic way?
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The end goal is to make the puzzle as fair to the solver as possible.
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But the protesters "are not looking at what might be the end goal," she added.
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Our end goal is an industry where market forces – not government interventions – drive decision-making.
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Because the only way to get to your end goal is to work through it.
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Rather, the end goal here seems simply to update a classic for more contemporary tastes.
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The end goal is to drive higher percentages of people to seek treatment for depression.
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With any employee benefit, offering a "cool perk" can't be the end goal, she said.
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Though 3D printing was the end goal of their presentation, crowdsourcing was the attempted means.
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The end goal would be to have everyone receive 750 euros per month (about $840).
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The approach may be different, but in some ways, the end goal is the same.
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And we want the same end goal, but I want the best for these women.
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With no real end goal to pursue, my ideas had time to incubate, and evolve.
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The end goal is to sell or go public, producing astonishing returns for early investors.
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The end goal is to gather participants' disparate opinions and share them in one place.
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At the end of the day, my end goal would be to create a makeup line.
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Without marriage as an end goal, the pressure would immediately plummet for him and the contestants.
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The end goal will always be to create a human-computer interaction method that feels human.
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After all, was the Night King even responsible for his surly disposition and heinous end-goal?
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The end goal eludes them and so they're told that the answer is to hustle harder.
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But the end goal isn't only to make avatars or robots that don't make us squirm.
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But an end goal that includes me being someone's wife has never been on the list.
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The end goal is to help reduce a key trigger of consumer food waste in America.
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But the end goal for me is just be on as many screens as I can.
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Employees cited transparency from management, work-from-home policies, and the greater end-goal of education.
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Spend some time thinking about how you can focus your energies toward a specific end goal.
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Unless the end goal of your paper-punching exercise is a slew of confetti, that is.
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Making it on SoundCloud came to be seen as a stepping stone, not the end goal.
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However, the end goal is not clear as the project is permanently developing and changing direction.
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I dance and talk with friends and couples, but I don't worry about the end goal.
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"The end goal is to help Indian companies get preferential treatment," the executive added, requesting anonymity.
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The end goal is the "need to increase the amount of people in space," Gerstenmaier said.
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The end goal is for algae fuel to replace oil in everything from cars to plastics.
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We must believe that our prosecutors see lasting public safety as the end goal, not jail.
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For me, it's not like there's an end goal, but it informs me as an artist.
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"My end goal is to get my Ph.D.," she told me when I met her recently.
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And thinking about this can be important in locating "that end goal of your whole 'wholeness'."
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For many, the end-goal of foster care is to be reunited with their biological family.
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That makes their end goal of winning the fame game as an end unto itself less...irritating.
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Tehran does not so much see a Houthi victory in Yemen as an end goal, he said.
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The end goal is to eventually trigger a Supreme Court battle that could end in Roe v.
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Of course there's an end goal here, said Wang: Creating drugs that could help treat these viruses.
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What is the end end goal of the camp on a global level as well as locally?
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Be open to responses, engage in the conversation, and work toward your end goal with your boss.
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Because the end goal is people don't just read this stuff and don't do anything with it.
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However, the two nations still haven't reached an end goal and there's a chance negotiations could fail.
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"The end goal was to make the music that only Max and I could make," Danny said.
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It is the end goal for all cars, and Musk was giving regular people their first taste.
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We wanted to emphasize pleasure for pleasure's own sake and not pleasure to reach an 'end goal.
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And they should be concerned about the apparent end goal of Trump's strategy—eliminating the trade deficit.
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Harris's approach appears dedicated to assuaging some of these concerns, while sticking to the same end goal.
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A powerful guide to overcome your fear is compelling imagery of the end goal in your mind.
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The end goal is definitely to create bigger versions of the device [for] nightclubs, homes, and restaurants.
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What's more, you may end up doing a workout that won't help you achieve your end goal.
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It's music with an end-goal, and Stevens has never been interested in producing something so simple.
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Both brands state their end goal as a world where women are accepted and celebrated as skateboarders.
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For years — for as long as we can remember — that's been the end goal: stability and security.
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If it is, setting milestone goals will ensure you are consistently making progress towards the end goal.
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"The end goal of all of these cases is political harassment," Ressa told CNN earlier this month.
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The end goal is to be able to better screen for and prevent these kinds of cancers.
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But space tourism isn't the end goal for SpaceX, which tech mogul Elon Musk founded in 2002.
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In reality, these added words diminish, and distract, from the end goal of clearly denouncing anti-Semitism.
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The end goal is to change the way immigrant families are treated in the years to come.
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Neuralink's end goal is to achieve "symbiosis with artificial intelligence," Musk said during a presentation in July.
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There also tends to be an end goal to all this experimentation: Grinders strive to be cyborgs.
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But I don't think that the administration has ever characterized a freeze as being the end goal.
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Potential is only helpful as a creative fuel when the end goal is something you're committed to.
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We're still going to have the same end goal, which is to help someone make something cool.
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It's not about making huge leaps forward; it's about consistently moving toward the end goal over time.
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The end goal for any broadcaster is a much more efficient bitrate that doesn't sacrifice picture quality.
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The end goal: Everyone's debt is paid off in less time, meaning less time paying accumulated interest.
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That's kind of the end goal: win a World Series and be in the Hall of Fame.
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The end goal is still the same: a tablet's that truly functional for both work and play.
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Afghans want peace above all else, which requires a strategy that has victory as its end goal.
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The teardrop is merely a stepping stone, a bit of pithy self-expression, but not the end goal.
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She's more practical than she is romantic, and goes about pursuing relationships with an end goal of commitment.
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The singer doesn't mind the description, but worries about people seeing him as the end goal for relationships.
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It isn't the end goal we are striving for, but it is a huge part in getting there.
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It's not the end goal of virtual reality, but it might well be the end of the beginning.
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I think where people get misconstrued is that their end goal is that they want to be hired.
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Their end goal to make Endgame the biggest movie of all time fell short by about $18 million.
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Ultimately, the end goal is to publish the results of the US trial in a peer-reviewed journal.
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"It's important to be patient and not try to be so fixated on the end goal," Gelb said.
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The end goal for all these residents is to move on or acquire what they came here for.
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He should just completely unfettered by this whole thing and say, look, my end goal is the same.
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The end goal is to find solutions to help comply with the U.S. Drug Supply Chain Security Act.
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However, Shopping Quizzes claims to differentiate itself by only asking questions directly relevant to a shopper's end goal.
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The end goal, Kaplan explains, is to deviate from a "one size fits all" approach to treatment options.
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Knowing your exact score range gives a clear direction on how close you are to the end goal.
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Both industries are working toward the same end goal — completely autonomous vehicles that can carry passengers or packages.
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I think a lot of people assume that being famous is always the end goal for music artists.
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The end goal of our generation's works isn't a Golden Age of American politics; it's progress toward one.
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That second upsell is Hulu's real end-goal, but there is no step two without a step one.
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Denuclearization is an end goal, but not the only goal for the United States in this week's summit.
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The girls were given different machine learning projects with the end goal of solving a larger societal issue.
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Write down your end goal and your monthly savings goal, and put them somewhere you can see them.
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I don't know what the end goal is yet, but the journey right now is more than enough.
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"Food isn't the end goal," said Cara Benjamin-Pace, a retired software entrepreneur who helped found the group.
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The end goal is actually not boxes or software, it's data and what the data means to you.
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You may have a clearly defined end goal, but diplomats look for innovation on how to get there.
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He personally looks for 8% annualized returns with the end goal being a sale of the actual property.
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What is the end goal of America's considerable investment in tackling the deadliest infectious diseases of our time?
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High schools should motivate students not just for the end goal, but for the learning processes in between.
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For me, feminism is a movement for which the end goal is to make itself no longer needed.
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"The end goal is a fully machine-generated system where it magically knows what to write," Hegele said.
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It seems to have been designed with a specific end goal: make Xbox games look better and run smoother.
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"But I think as long as the end goal is good, I don't mind it as much," he said.
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"Kids don't necessarily need the same end goal that adults do—we're very word and goal driven," Borowick said.
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" The end goal of that marketing bumf is a target customer that Xiaomi describes as "the global young generation.
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"My end goal is is to destigmatize cannabis to make it just like any other plant," Morse told me.
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This exhibition differentiates itself by not putting pleasure as its end goal, risking the discomfort of the PMA's guests.
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With financial independence as the end goal, here are five recommendations on how to best allocate that bonus check.
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Jonathan Whitener: The end goal for me going into the industry was obviously opening my own place one day.
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"(But) the Olympics are definitely the end goal and it does drive you on," added the 25-year-old.
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Still, it's unclear how closely supervised the actions were, or what the end goal of any of it was.
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That has not pushed on to higher wages, or salaries or consumption which is the end goal of Abenomics.
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Uber's battle was never with the taxi drivers—making them irrelevant was simply a byproduct of the end-goal.
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The end goal, says Bui, is to encourage VR designers to create and share more content on Valve's platform.
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"But their end goal is to let him keep his money and they're defending his personal interests," he said.
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Disney's research lab publishes a lot of fascinating work, but it's not always obvious what their end-goal is.
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Developing a 360-degree view of customers is the end goal of experience management, but we're not there yet.
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Targeted violence has an end goal that has been cognitively processed and planned for a significant period of time.
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The bottom line: It's clear that lawmakers haven't coalesced around a regulatory end-goal, even though the threat remains.
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Well I do hope that people know that my end goal is to not actually be mean to people.
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The end goal of the work is arguably more beneficial to humanity than creating a future robot bloodsport, however.
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When it comes down to it, your end goal determines which alternative to an MBA is best for you.
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The end goal: To create an independent body from Facebook that can overrule even Mark Zuckerberg if need be.
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The end goal is to ensure that lawmakers produce tax legislation once they return to Washington D.C. in September.
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"I want to keep all the homeless warm in the world, that would be my end goal," says Timmer.
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The question is: "What habits can I put into place that will allow that end goal to manifest itself?"
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"The end goal was always that I come to his apartment so we could talk about it," she said.
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The end goal, he said, is a single floating exchange rate in the future tied to the digital currency.
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From disciplining to praising, learning to get the best out of people is the end goal of good management.
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And it's still not clear what the end goal is in all of this once the findings are out.
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When I was sitting down and writing it as a feature, I did have an end goal in mind.
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Combs says that climate change action is not the end goal of her group, but more of a side effect.
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Sutter told PEOPLE there was nothing that could get in the way of his end goal—not even thyroid cancer.
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The first wave of VR theory in the 1990s was not so explicitly tied to empathy as an end goal.
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" The end goal of Sega Forever, according to Evans, is to create something akin to the "Netfix of retro gaming.
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While the end goal is to advance your career in some way, your real focus is keeping the listener intrigued.
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"The end goal is to help consumers reach the recommendation of five servings/portions of fruit a day," he explained.
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The end goal is that podcasters will know more about their listeners and more about who enjoys podcasts more generally.
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"The end goal is to have AI assistants that understand humans better because they understand the world better," says Kiela.
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"We try to gear our foundation around the end goal of having that boarding school," Winslow's older brother, Brandon, said.
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She wants to see strides, and so she aspires to be more of a professional and have an end goal.
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While Wade Cota has his mind set on being the next American Idol, his end goal is far more personal.
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A global infrastructure for gadgets However, the end goal of Playground is more ambitious than just a supercharged startup incubator.
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The end goal, after watching the ad, is for people to begin honest dialogues with each other about gender roles.
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The end goal, they explained, is to raise awareness and trigger action from both the local community and the government.
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I have to imagine that's Under Armour's end goal, simply getting users into its growing ecosystem of products and apparel.
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Hancock: Learn to be present to everything that's happening, rather than going into it with some kind of end goal.
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The end goal is to make Topic into the kind of brand to which both consumers and creators will gravitate.
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In other words, when you envision your end goal, you — and your brain — can work towards recreating it real life.
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For now, experts say these consequences -- stress, no pay and fewer resources -- do not effect the end goal of safety.
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We cannot escalate a fight between a significant purchaser of what we produce in Kansas with no real end goal.
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Is it ok to know what your end goal Is but absolutely no way or idea how to achieve it.
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" Ms. Wedel said: "I am constantly focused on the end goal, where Mauricio is creative and slower to make decisions.
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If you're racing for the finish line, and that's the end goal, then that's all you're ever going to get.
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As much as I enjoy the freedom of exploration, it turns out I do crave some sort of end goal.
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Taking a more flexible approach to your end goal helps you cut yourself breaks that keep you in the game.
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The sources claim Nick remains angry Sofia dumped him and they believe his end goal is to ruin her marriage.
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Before you open an investment account, financial experts say you need to think about the end goal for that money.
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Reparations, as my recent book Potential History: Unlearning Imperialism (Verso 2019) argues, are not a conclusion or an end goal.
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" She added, "If we just stand back, we are allowing them to build a movement whose end goal is genocide.
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Except that, at least according to the tweet, the elimination of all billionaires is the end goal of Sanders' plan.
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But just making the playoffs isn't the end goal for a squad that won the Super Bowl two seasons ago.
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The end goal was to have both blend together seamlessly and look like they&aposre part of the same world.
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The project is "still early and could be abandoned," says Bloomberg, and it's not clear what Apple's end goal is.
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So if your end goal for American religion is Scandinavian secularism then, sure, go ahead, throw money at the churches.
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It wasn't worth being unhappy because maybe one day there will be an end goal that would make me happy.
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The end goal, something Microsoft has made notable progress on, is a service that translates any language to another instantaneously.
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But it's that absolute dedication amid adversity that keeps them focused and enables them to reach the end goal, he said.
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"Our end goal is to complete the investigation to determine who the suspect is," another official at the press conference said.
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"Failure is obviously something that we don't want, we're always averse to failure because it's not the end goal," Johnson says.
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In addition to an end goal of autonomy, risk avoidance is a powerful incentive for trucking companies to adopt such technologies.
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Basically, this process consists of posing questions and allowing answers to lead to further questions with no particular end goal identified.
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Let them know that you're supportive, and that your end goal isn't just sex — it's helping them to feel better overall.
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The consensus among HIV cure experts attending the conference was for remission to be the end goal -- at least for now.
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But helping people with paralysis is not, it seems, Musk's end goal — the futurist made clear he has much grander ambitions.
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More tests are just a way to increase a warhead's yield, or destructive power -- and aren't vital to their end goal.
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" Ballabon added: "The end goal is to in fact move [the embassy] at the best time for both America and Israel.
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"For example, present the desired end goal and give them the freedom to figure a solution on their own," she says.
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Known as the NPT, the agreement is focused on curbing the spread of nukes with complete disarmament as its end goal.
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The end goal is to maintain communication and navigation networks for longer than a week in GPS-denied and -degraded environments.
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Despite a year-end goal of 30 percent broadband internet penetration in Nigeria, the country is unlikely to hit that target.
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My end goal as a mom is to one day release two independent, respectful, contributing members of society into the world.
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Rather than making wealth the end goal, Kim says you should focus on finding purposeful work that aligns with your passion.
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Turkey's decision to acquire the S-400 threatens to erode the NATO alliance, which many observers suspect is Moscow's end goal.
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Few people outside of Apple really know what the end goal of its top secret "Project Titan" car development project is.
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So one has to think twice before greasing those wheels: making the machine work "better" is not necessarily the end goal.
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Cramer also wondered what Trump's end goal was with China, with which his administration has been involved in ongoing trade talks.
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Once you have an end-goal, it's easy to work backwards to estimate costs and make a plan for getting there.
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I have to believe the end goal is the same: inducing mistakes of judgment, in this case that of the audience.
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The end goal for all concerned is to raise the stock value, and do this against the current bleak economic backdrop.
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It's the fact that we do not have a coherent policy toward the Iranians that actually has an achievable end goal.
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This is what I want: The end goal is to free up your mind and get rid of all those rules.
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While you know the end goal is your health, cutting out sugar or carbs only makes you want those things more.
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"The end goal was to show how we are all connected and how we can count on each other," he said.
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MS: Do you have any sort of sense at all what the president's endgame or end goal is in all this?
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I think the lack of subtlety in the name is part of the way that we actually achieve our end goal.
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That's end goal here, after all, said O'Mara: To make it more difficult for people to build nuclear weapons without getting caught.
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"It all comes down to sustainable development across all levels and the end goal of achieving universal access to energy," Manaberi says.
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Vanquishing or defeating them becomes almost a job — a repetitive task that is part of the end goal of the game itself.
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The end goal is to make sure kids are learning about how to be responsible and have a healthy attitude about money.
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Although girls have an uphill battle to be seen as truly equal, the pathway — or the end goal — seems a little clearer.
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"Reversing the digital attention crisis and realigning technology with humanity's best interests," is the end goal for the Center for Humane Technology.
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TurkStream itself, though, is not the end goal, Richard Mallinson, a geopolitical analyst at Energy Aspects, told CNBC in a phone interview.
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It may seem as if getting an offer letter is the end goal, but it's really just the beginning of the process.
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Pretty much everything he does in the game is in the service of creating havoc, with no specific end goal in mind.
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Philadelphia Assembled differentiates itself by not putting pleasure as its end goal, risking the discomfort of the Philadelphia Museum of Art's guests.
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"The end goal of assimilation is when your sexuality or your gender identity is not even a topic of discussion," he said.
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Making the Chickenosaurus that Horner envisioned "could be the end goal," Larsson mused, but all that's still an extraordinarily long way off.
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The end goal is not to make to make the internet a happy-go-lucky place where everyone agrees with everyone else.
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The number beat an estimate of 12.5 percent and topped a 2018 year-end goal of 13 percent for the first time.
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It's the first time that EFI has featured asylum-seekers on the runway, and the rationale has a pretty admirable end goal.
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After some back and forth about trust, the Abigail's assumed owner confesses that Baja California, not San Diego, is his end goal.
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It's a nice end goal to think about, but it's based on an antiquated model of how the economy works right now.
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So there's always an end goal in my head of what I'm trying to achieve, whether or not I realized it yet.
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Oh yeah, they also have vignettes where they pretend to be the Reservoir Dogs (its end goal is to sell T-shirts).
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The end goal for us is creating a large number of jobs, and particularly accessible jobs that everyday New Yorker can access.
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The end goal, however, is creating a replicable habitat that can be used by communities around the world for local, sustainable agriculture.
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Rebel groups have vowed to keep fighting, citing concern over Russian involvement and reiterating their end goal of ousting Assad from power.
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The end goal: to ensure both countries adjust the rate of exchange between their currencies and get rid of any unfair advantage.
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I&aposve found the key is to find an activity that challenges them, has an end goal, and produces something they value.
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Ultimately, the end goal for a company is to be able to serve customers sustainably and effect change in our larger society.
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"My end goal is to have a broad platform to promote empathy and help people think about kindness," Harris told the newspaper.
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Or taking that $500,000 and putting it towards an investment that is going to compound interest over time toward my end goal?
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The end goal is to build a robust economy from the "wads of cash" teens earn from babysitting and minimum wage jobs.
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Mastery of a sport comes down to being immersed in the action at hand, with the end goal of improving one's performance.
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Both Uber and Lyft are working on self-driving technology, with the end goal of replacing their human-powered vehicles with automated ones.
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Having a clear big picture goal can help you connect the dots – that is, find the right steps towards that ultimate end goal.
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The end goal OSIRIS-REx, which stands for Origins, Spectral Interpretation, Resource Identification, Security-Regolith Explorer, is NASA's first asteroid sample return mission.
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My end goal has always been that I'd love for people not to be able to tell me what their robot looks like.
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That's the end goal of so many of these conversations: the acknowledgement among peers that comes with the publication of an academic paper.
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"The end goal is to accelerate the drug development process and bring new treatments to patients faster," she told Reuters Health by phone.
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And, in the grand scheme of things, what's one extra step in your nightly ritual when clear, healthy skin is the end goal?
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After consolidating my loans into one, I was able to see an end goal: I'd be completely done paying them off by 2020.
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That's [just] a consequence of making it a better place, but making it a better place is what the end goal should be.
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"The end goal is not to complicate this with politics , because it is still about the kids and them having fun," Chris says.
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It's being harnessed to design a new class of vaccine, unlike any other in use today, with an end goal of disease elimination.
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Here, most of the companies have the end goal of getting you into a car for at least part of your journey, right?
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The end goal, Bridenstine said, is "to get back on track" for the EM-2 crewed mission and to "maintain the SLS program."
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Shawney: You quickly learn when you're filming Justin that, while he's interested in justice, his end goal is very different than the police.
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So for now we will open source it but our end goal is absolutely to have one of these major browsers adopt it.
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Like all teams, we may not all agree on every play that is called, but our end goal is the same: to win.
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The CEO said it was "funny" that, in Novartis' presentation of its competing drug, they seemed to glaze over their chief end goal.
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Like so many aspects of Segers' works, it is unclear whether the counterproofs were a byproduct or an end goal of his efforts.
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The end goal is to slash the number of stops at red lights and, in turn, the amount of time stuck in traffic.
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About two-thirds of these people, those in the latter two categories, didn't sext with sex as their end goal, the researchers found.
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Number two, this administration needs to clearly articulate, not just with their words, with their deeds, what the end goal is of trade.
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Their end goal is to get 203,000 students to pledge to caucus and register 1,200 students to vote before the February 3 caucus.
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He's currently crowdfunding for the project on Indiegogo, with an end goal of €2000,000 (~$32,000 US) to cover costs from irrigation to transportation.
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With their end goal in mind, the couple opted for cheap eats, striving to spend between $1.85 and $3.70 per person per meal.
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Thank you for pushing yourself despite the fact you should be resting to achieve an end goal that we are both obsessed with.
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"Sports Illustrated is the end goal, I feel like that's what everyone is striving to get," she says in a video for SI Swimsuit.
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As abrasive and disorienting as these tracks can be, the end goal for Amobi is to push past sheer revulsion and communicate revolutionary ideals.
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Beck's company is targeting customers who wants to test new technologies very quickly, with an end goal of being able to launch on demand.
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But for all the sharp and sometimes shout-y exchanges, there was one thing that no one on the stage disputed: the end goal.
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"What this is all in aid of—and it's a very ambitious end goal—is I want to build an underwater habitat," he said.
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This practice primes your mind to believe your end goal has already happened, so when the time comes to perform, you're confident and ready.
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The end goal, similar to Apple Pay, is to make it easier to complete the checkout process when shopping online from a mobile device.
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The findings show that it's probably a good idea to separate the two activities if accuracy and actually getting places are the end goal.
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Establishing ambient contextuality to enable the kinds of conversations we do want to have is the actual end goal of all this connected stuff.
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Apparently, Maysh and a producer, David Klawans, had been planning the article since 2016 with the specific end goal of getting a movie deal.
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But Chin says the end goal is to communicate the intentions of the car so as to enable pedestrians to make their own decisions.
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In effect, the DUP has accelerated debate within the cabinet and party about the end-goal for Britain's relationship with the EU. What next?
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The goal in such efforts isn't necessarily to have access to immediate cash—sometimes the end goal is simply to own a physical asset.
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This is always praise to be accepted with healthy skepticism, especially for artists like Yves, for whom "accomplishments" never really seem the end goal.
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The end goal for many experts is to parlay a stint on an advisory group into a plum job in a future Clinton administration.
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The end goal: to help speed the development of chat bots that seem more human -- without painstakingly training them on millions of different scenarios.
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The end goal is to provide a public and unbiased way to rescore IP assets and discover where there really is opportunity for innovation.
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The end goal of all of this is to allow the dictator and his favored few to live as well and securely as possible.
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But people close to the administration say the end goal of the new plan seems to vary depending on who is doing the talking.
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It doesn't go as far as Democrats want, with the party quickly coalescing around some version of Medicare for All as an end goal.
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The end goal for many companies in the space is to replace traditional chemical manufacturing, a nearly $5 trillion global industry, according to SynBioBeta.
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The end goal is to harness more of our offshore reserves to strengthen America's future energy security while supporting local, state and national economies.
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"The end goal for North Korea is quite simple," Scott Seaman, Asia director and lead Korean analyst at the Eurasia Group, told VICE News.
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Evaluate yourself not on whether you accomplish an external end-goal but rather on how well you execute the process of going for it.
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A year-end goal of 1,000 Instagram followers was achieved in 2953 days, and include the filmmaker Ava DuVernay and the comedian Wyatt Cenac.
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And this movement doesn't see violence as the end goal of activism -- mass violence is instead meant to awaken others to join the cause.
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" If the end goal is what the president's Tweet was early this morning as-- as Mick articulated it, then I say, "Go, Mr. President.
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Internet fame was the end goal on MySpace, where the most one could really do was try to accrue as many friends as possible.
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The end goal is to grow subscribers, naturally, but Markowski also sees it as a way to bring new fans to boxing in general.
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But they differ significantly on what the end goal of that policy approach should be and what tools should be used to get there.
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The current legislation is working as intended, but improvements can and should be made without losing site of the end goal — increasing land conservation.
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However, while there will be a fated feeling in the air, you may also feel some anxiety if you're uncertain about your end goal.
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He employed the help of some of his friends to help him with the content, even though they didn't know this was his end goal.
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While the diet doesn't specify which supplements you should take, I opted for Dr. Perricone Skin Clear Supplements, since clear skin was my end goal.
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The company has taken $350 million in costs out of its business through that initiative, with an end goal of removing $400 million in expenses.
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The end goal is to provide for effective treatment for diverse populations, and this work points researchers in the direction of how to do so.
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You can immediately see the end goal and the last step in how you get there along with an entire world full of tantalizing unknowns.
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But I think the end goal is to preserve the free and open internet that we had for two decades, starting in the Clinton administration.
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It's also a counterweight to Black Mirror's more depressing fare, which at times feels like its end goal is to instill despair about the future.
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It may just be a fantasy, a series of features the company probably isn't going to implement, bringing about an end goal it actively opposes.
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With 10 days to go and just $2,000 to get to its end goal, Curious Elixirs may soon turn your mocktail dreams into a reality.
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The only question that remains is whether its end goal will be profit or a new political party that might one day gain real power.
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The end goal is to build an online world that feels more immersive and real—no doubt so that you spend more time on Facebook.
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The end goal is a form of human empathy: Whether you recoil from a sound or lean into it, she sees a path to connection.
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It can be a trial-and-error process, but ultimately the end goal is to provide several different types of puzzles to keep them engaged.
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They don't have an end goal and the lyrics are like a bunch of old Christmas lights, tangled up in a box in the basement.
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The end goal, the sources said, was to pare it back to allow members to vote on -- and pass -- something that could resemble a win.
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"Bernie and I are in the same place in terms of the end goal, it's just a matter of how you get there," Murphy said.
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If you take away that seeking of the end goal, then the Palestinians are going to start asking: 'What is the purpose of maintaining this?
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Thus her organization Big Cat Rescue was born with the end goal of ending big cat ownership around the world, pitting her against Joe Exotic.
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And to those of us already familiar with groups like The Base, it's apparent that domestic terrorism on a grand scale is the end goal.
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" MASAYUKI KICHIKAWA, CHIEF MACRO STRATEGIST, SUMITOMO MITSUI ASSET MANAGEMENT, TOKYO: "I don't think the end goal of the Saudis is to collapse the oil market.
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"My end goal is to allow the Lord to let me come back and play at the high level that I was before," he said.
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The U.S. government currently has no policy framework that governs spending or policy in fragile states towards an end goal of reduced violence or instability.
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" While Starship's end goal is Mars, the company's founder has said that the rocket would "also be good for creating a base on the moon.
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"We created the fund because all people deserve to be safe at work, but safety alone is far from our end goal," the statement read.
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Bitcoin was never the end goal, he said; instead, it was only the first step in seeing what was possible with the nascent blockchain technology.
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"But you need to talk about the end goal: We are aiming for Medicare for all, and this is a way of getting it done."
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The end goal should always be to properly manage your loan payments so you can make consistent progress toward getting rid of them for good.
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So it can be a good target if your end goal is to steal private medical information or maybe hold the hospitals' computers for ransom.
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I mentioned that your subject matter often predates a finished painting, insofar as your end goal is capturing what happens during the process of creation.
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Though it's far from clear it's done enough to stave off further regulatory intervention in all instances if the end-goal is to promote effective competition.
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If the end goal of the show is marriage, can someone who lacks physical experience be ready for a proposal in just eight weeks of filming?
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"It may not look exactly like what is being written — the court had some problems — but they will get to their end goal, which is deregulation."
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"My end goal is to allow the Lord to let me come back and play at the high level that I was before," Shazier told NFL.
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"My end goal is to allow the Lord to let me come back and play at the high level that I was before," Shazier told NFL.com.
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In the past two years, the company made several key acquisitions — Pebble, Coin and Vector — all with the same end goal: building the next great smartwatch.
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The end goal is to lay the groundwork for automated driving for use both by consumers and by freight shipping companies transporting goods along the corridor.
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Still, the end goal — to mix existing colors to make cool new ones — is lost on some, who have responded to Dougherty's videos with zero chill.
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It's a reasonable discussion to have: if our end goal is tournaments that aren't uniformly male, can putting on separate tournaments be part of the solution?
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By lowering the temperature of inflamed tissues, they all have the end goal of improving recovery from tough workouts or even injuries like strains and sprains.
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It's rare and refreshing to see a device go from prototype to its successful end goal, and Mui also received a CES Innovation Award this year.
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As for his haters ... he says the end goal was to save Simon from being euthanized, and bringing him in the pig's pen did exactly that.
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The end goal is to get Cupid pawing around on prosthetic legs without skis and to find him a forever home that will help him thrive.
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Lenin was a brilliant, once-in-a-generation strategist, tacking right when others tacked left, attacking when they retreated, always keeping his end goal in view.
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If you place money first on your list of priorities, you're likely to leap into a scheme where the only end goal is to make millions.
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The end goal would be permanence, but they were out of time and clear revenue options, so this was the way forward in the draft bill.
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This is the ultimate end goal in Trump's war against the "fake news media," which he and his cohorts have declared public enemy #173 to America.
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However, to me, the end goal is that the customer, the normal person on the street, doesn't even know that technology's powered by AI. Mm-hmm.
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The thing is, between progressive persons, we can completely strive on the same end goal and destination, but still disagree on the way to get there.
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Their end goal: to get tech titans to post on social media about their support for Bloomberg or send notes to their networks about the candidate.
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While our immediate mission was to eliminate the IED threat and those who built and emplaced IEDs, the end goal of the war effort was not.
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The end goal is to not need any special infrastructure so that a 2X can land in a parking lot and take you to the movies.
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"Most important, from Putin's point of view, this move doesn't bring us closer to the end goal in a fight against international terrorism," Mr. Peskov said.
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You also prefer to take your time instead of rushing to your end goal, but what you lack in speed you make up for with deliberation!
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I don't have an end goal, but rather want to incorporate working out, eating healthy, and having a social life into the rest of my life.
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Every time we deploy tech for the means of modernizing a process, we need to remember this end goal and make sure we're getting it right.
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" By contrast, "people who see their end goal as the only alternative stay on the track that gets them there — bumps, bruises, setbacks and delays be damned.
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She tries to rebuild her life but has also gathered a small group of friends to recount her life and death experiences for a bigger end goal.
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For the last nine months, Cathy Myers has been running a campaign with what many saw as an insurmountable end goal: defeating Republican House Speaker Paul Ryan.
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Although Shujaa Delivery is still a small company and only operates in Nairobi and the city's surrounding area, Mulei's end goal is to be an international company.
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The end goal is to create zero emission personal transportation options, but there's no timeline currently for when those might start to make it to actual consumers.
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Even committed speech advocates like Jillian C. York see the end goal as consistent principles and accountable systems on platforms, rather than a lack of moderation itself.
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"The end goal is to enable organ printers in the future so these vital organs can be manufactured and transplanted," said Cellink's founder and CEO, Erik Gatenholm.
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The result was a finding that sunk Gawker, which was the clear end goal of billionaire Peter Thiel, whose personal vendetta drove him to finance the lawsuit.
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Instead, the end goal of the bailout campaign is to weaken the entire prison industrial complex by undermining its economic rewards, and ultimately abolishing the prison system.
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Most people expect to have to work their way up in their career, but King previously considered "the sidekick" as an end goal, not a stepping stone.
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Also, as hard as it is, try to view sex as something to be enjoyed where you don't need to have an end goal of an orgasm.
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For me, sex is not just about the end goal, but also about self-expression, and a place to go to center myself especially during stressful times.
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But in her quest to be the next big pop star — she makes it very clear that this is the end goal — she skipped an important step.
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Medicaid is defined by income thresholds, but it can also be dressed in the language of universal coverage, which is the end goal for the Democratic Party.
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To varying degrees, the likes of Monzo, Revolut, Tandem, Curve and Cleo are also exploring similar ideas, with the end goal to become your financial control center.
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There are a number of ways to pursue that end goal, but Trump's rhetoric suggests he wants to do it by raising tariffs on imports from Mexico.
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I think the end goal will be to try to provide as many emoji options as possible in a way that is analogous to how fonts work.
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This tactic does little to accomplish the administration's end goal of dismantling ObamaCare, but it does mean small business owners will suffer another grievous hit under Trump.
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Each day the designers are tasked with creating a letter or number, with the end goal being to show these symbols in all of their multitudinous glory.
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Hayabusa2's end goal is to collect material from Ryugu and bring it back to Earth, where scientists can study real, mostly unaltered asteroid pieces up close.
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The end goal, Livspace said, is to make it possible to outfit a house within 12 weeks, or complete installations within eight weeks, all via its online platform.
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The end goal is to learn more about the Kuiper Belt—a strange, icy place where enormous rocks, some bigger than the largest asteroids, orbit a distant Sun.
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Wonderstruck went on to traditional theatrical release conforming to France's laws, and Cannes has displayed no beef with the company, even though its end goal is digital distribution.
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GARRETT TENNEY, FOX NEWS CORRESPONDENT: Well, Neil, throughout this process, the White House has really reiterated that the whole end goal here is better trade deals all around.
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Given the obvious parallels between Westworld and St. Nicholas and the Valley Beyond, we can conclude that Dolores' end goal isn't just to get revenge on the humans.
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You can even read Leaf's final sacrifice in "The Door" as something not done out of self-sacrifice, but as a calculated risk toward a greater end goal.
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Monks in especially ascetic sects of buddhism attempted self-mummification for different ideological reasons, but the end goal was to die of starvation and remain preserved for eternity.
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The neo-Nazi right values its ability to be offensive when the end goal is to subjugate marginalized groups like immigrants, people of color, and the LGBTQ community.
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And, importantly, the end-goal of therapy isn't always to send you off on your own: Many people, for many reasons, find it necessary to have consistent sessions.
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The end goal, study director Richie Poulton told me earlier this week, is to help health and education providers better target their services at those most in need.
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WarnerMedia CEO John Stankey told reporters the end goal is to have subscribers want access to all three tiers, but start at a point they're financially comfortable with.
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" Asked what women supporting women looks like when they can have such different opinions, Bialik said for her, it means "we need to see the same end goal.
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"It was clear that these terrorists, the Maute group, their end goal is to make Marawi ... independent, or to separate from the republic," Senator JV Ejercito told Reuters.
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If music is concretely defined as this one process that everyone must adhere to in order to get to some sort of end goal, then, yes, I'm cheating.
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And it's got an even bigger end-goal: By 2030, all of the product H&M makes will be made of more sustainable or recycled materials than not.
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His travel ban and suspension of all refugee admissions is the clearest example: policies planned and refined over the course of years, for a specific, harmful end goal.
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Further, these sources said that the end goal for the representative from Ecuador was to make formula by prescription only; even in areas ravaged by famine and war.
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However, the main difference between equity crowdfunding, rewards-based crowdfunding and donation-based crowdfunding is the investor's end goal in rewards-based crowdfunding, such as Kickstarter and Indiegogo.
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TC: Clearly diversity within the workforce is always going to be a "work in progress," but in terms of an end goal, what does diversity actually look like?
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" Maltby adds, "He continued to tell me he loved me, that he was working on fixing this, that I was the end goal and honestly, you were nothing.
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It's been clear since Verizon acquired AOL last year that the end goal was to combine the two companies' data and technology to build a massive advertising business.
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While the left states that the end goal is to undermine Trump's presidency, the unintended consequence of the left's actions is the undermining of our very political institutions.
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In laying out her proposal, Harris notes that she supports the same end goal as Sanders, but draws some distinctions in how she would go about getting there.
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That is to say, by creating Westworld and imbuing its inhabitants with free will — the apparent end goal of "reveries" — Dr. Ford feels he will achieve godlike status.
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"I made a big effort over the last two years to build a team that I trust, knowing my end goal was to be a mother," she explained.
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If we understand that end goal -- the motive -- then we can better understand how the process of radicalization happened and whether any groups or causes contributed to that.
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It has become a reminder of the importance of exciting educational spaces, even those that are unabashedly utopian and outlandish, in which the end goal is social change.
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Members wanting to cut special deals or horse trade, especially at the last minute, should learn from the health care failures and keep the end goal in mind.
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The end goal is to build a space colony inspired by a book he read in high school, The Atlantic's Franklin Foer reported in the magazine's November issue.
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"Our endpoints may be unclear right now, but the end goal is not: Our rules must keep pace with the modern media marketplace," he said, according to Variety.
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Anyone navigating the meat market that is dating will tell you that going out for casual drinks is part of the deal and certainly facilitates the end goal.
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At the time, attackers' end goal remained unclear, but security experts across the industry said they have been bracing for what they now describe as an inevitable attack.
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There were things to be had for under $50, and also for more than 10 times that, reflecting the brand's role as both entry point and end goal.
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"In no way is today the end goal but is only a catalyst for future mobilization," said Azalea Danes, 220, a high school student in New York City.
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The maiden flight put one of Musk's Tesla Roadsters into orbit, with an end goal that the car would drift in space in an orbit around the Sun.
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Same goes for social networks, which are ostensibly about connecting with other people, but really, just the means for an end goal of getting you to buy stuff.
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The end goal is to not need any special infrastructure at all so that a 2X can land in a parking lot and take you to the movies.
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"Every company thinks that opening doors and hiring women is the end goal," said Kaori Sasaki, chair of the Committee for the International Conference for Women in Business.
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There are other experiences where it's not just about the end goal, it is about getting that opportunity to choose among many different objects and stuff like that.
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And it's a fun process as a filmmaker to remind myself that empathy is the end goal because then every choice you make is just you understanding some humans.
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Yes, we do strategy, and yes, we do identity, and all sorts of brand executions, but the end goal is to have a significant cultural impact for our clients.
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Tesla's current goal is to manufacture 5,000 cars per week by the end of the second quarter; 5,000 per week had initially been its year-end goal for 2017.
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Are we the train, slowly moving in a circle with no clear end goal, or are we the robot, taking the least efficient route to complete a mundane task?
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CoLoadX is about modernizing ocean freight shipping, with the end-goal to not only save on shipping costs, but become the de factor way of doing shipping at scale.
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"There are going to be a few setbacks along the way and we're seeing that with the social movement, but we shouldn't lose the end goal," Chambers told me.
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But if your numbers go up or stay consistently positive, reward your dedication monthly or quarterly by adding equipment or expanding your space with your end goal in mind.
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To reach the end-goal of 54.5 mpg, industry experts anticipate most new vehicles would have to use some form of electrified drivetrain, from microhybrids to full BEV systems.
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When determining the type of policy they need, entrepreneurs need to think about the end goal of the business and how long they plan to stick around, Boneparth said.
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Just because the beauty industry has replaced the term 'anti-aging' with 'glowing' doesn't mean it's not still pointing us at the same end goal: baby bottoms for foreheads.
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Raibert says commercialization was always the end goal, but that access to SoftBank's significant resources have allowed the company to kick its production of robots into a higher gear.
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Compared to that lofty end-goal of 2,500 locations, the 12 new Aldis and three newly remodeled stores opening in the next few weeks may not sound like much.
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The end goal of chat looks like bringing utility and convenience to the fore rather than cloning a competing product into the fabric of every app under the sun.
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Madara's work is unique in that the end goal is not necessarily to create an engaging work of art, but rather, to carry out sorcery or divination with it.
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On the new podcast, he said the end goal is to become a subscription-like service, being for transportation what Spotify and Netflix are for music and TV/movies.
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The relationship mapping tool shows how a company, place or list is connected to another entity, with the end goal of seeing who can provide you with an introduction.
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That was the target Lyft had originally set for itself as its year-end goal, but it's only been three months and the company has already crossed that marker.
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Still, "the biggest concern is it falls short of that end goal because it really doesn't help consumers understand what they are going to be liable for," she said.
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After two hours of debate on Saturday, the SNP resolved to create a new currency "as soon as practicable," leaving an indefinite transition period with an uncertain end goal.
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I was locked in a deep flow state the entire time, equally focused on the end goal, while allowing my mind to recount the profound lessons of this journey.
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Matt has always had tunnel vision once he gets an end goal in mind, whether it's convincing people to remember the Departed, rebuilding his church, or breaking Mary's coma.
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Marvel, despite criticisms from high-profile directors like Joss Whedon and Ava DuVernay about being rigid and difficult to work with, has a clear idea of its end goal.
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Convictions—of which there have been many, from a heterosexual man in his 40s to an LGBTQ woman in her 20s—are only one end goal of the helpline.
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Their end goal is to fire special counsel Robert Mueller and shut down the investigation into Russian election meddling and possible cooperation with Trump's 2016 campaign, according to Gutierrez.
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Jeff Link, an Iowa-based Democratic strategist, said the famous surrogates Sanders is deploying during the final sprint through Iowa appear to be aimed at that same end-goal.
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The end goal is to push the industry away from a closed and fragmented system to a more open one, according to EV Connect CEO and founder Jordan Ramer.
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So what if we flipped the paradigm and the end goal wasn't to stop doing the wrong kind of work, but to start doing the right kind of work?
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Tinder is currently promoting Swipe Night, a text-based adventure game—the end goal of which is, naturally, to compare the choices you made with those of potential matches.
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"But the fast is a reminder that food is a means, not an end goal," said Faiyaz Jaffer, a research scholar and chaplain at New York University's Islamic Center.
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Trump and Republican lawmakers have consistently discredited the whistleblower by painting the individual as a pawn in a partisan game with the end goal of toppling the Trump administration.
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Yes, the end goal is to prepare your little dynamo for a restful night's sleep, but with the preschool crowd, you don't want to be too obvious about that.
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Unfortunately, we do not know if Kim has made a strategic decision to denuclearise and it is unclear if further negotiations will lead to the end goal of denuclearization.
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It's built around the Scratch educational programming language, but the end goal here seems to more of building up that initial interest in coding, rather than developing concrete coding skills.
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The end goal for the Commercial Crew Program is to have two new American vehicles that are capable of taking NASA astronauts to and from the International Space Station regularly.
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The end goal is for someone to walk in, grab a jar of mustard off a shelf, and walk out without having to wait in line to pay for it.
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Back then playing Williamsburg's 280-capacity venue Baby's All Right was the end goal, Gonzalez was held down a job at Upper East Side arthouse movie joint, The Beekman Theatre.
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Since Sanders brought Medicare-for-all into the mainstream in his 2016 presidential election, it has been embraced by progressives both as an aspirational end goal, and as tangible policy.
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It passed the test with flying colors, solving 100 percent of the tests given to it and finding the fastest route to the end goal 60 percent of the time.
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The end goal isn't so much to understand the mysterious brain of a super-intelligent being, as it is about making these programs work better at a very base level.
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Perhaps our minds have been changed, and we now see cannabis as something to be handled with a greater degree of care, rather than an end goal of merciless obliteration.
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Warren delivered several passionate answers as she explained to Fallon that cross partisan cooperation is possible between the Democrats and Republicans as long as they have the same end goal.
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Extremely open culture helps cultivate functional relationships between managers and employees, unity in understanding what the end goal we're working towards is, and huge ownership and responsibility of owned projects.
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While the Muni hacker's intentions are still unknown, hackers have a long and storied history of messing with public transit systems, typically with the end goal of getting free rides.
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Too many people (myself included) grow up thinking that sex is the end goal, and that a healthy sexual relationship can't be about, you know, all the other bases too.
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His end goal is to create apparent instability in American elections and undermine our institutions, thus legitimizing his own badly conceived power at home in Russia and with other countries.
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"That would be the end goal of this litigation, is to strike down the FCC&aposs broad categorical exclusion and make them tailor it to very specific instances," Ryan said.
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A confidential intervention is executed with the overprescribing physician on the company/plan provider's behalf, with the end-goal being complete adherence to the CDC best practices for prescribing opioids.
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Let us look at it dispassionately, without considering about past ties, about future ties -- dispassionately," he said, adding the end goal was "to maintain it, strengthen it, or scrap it.
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Keeping up with hiring trends, polishing your interview prep skills, and making a name at your current company are other tactics that will get you closer to your end goal.
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Like I've said from day one, this album and none of my albums are created specifically for that end-goal, but if it ends up there, I'm more than grateful.
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Programmatic TV represents any TV ad buy that uses data and automation to more precisely target specific consumer audiences, with the end goal of driving better return on media spend.
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Step three, the end goal, is to graciously accept the presidency, or perhaps a significant role in a "government of national unity" in exchange for telling your supporters to stand down.
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I just think the American public had no appetite at all to keep seeing soldiers return without legs or in body bags, not having any idea what the end goal was.
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Graphic: GoogleThe end goal for Google is that one day, the company hopes the Assistant will be truly multilingual and able to handle spoken requests in any language without additional help.
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You'll learn how to structure a speech and figure out what to include in it, how to identify the end goal of your speech, and even how to create powerful slides.
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For people in the industry, both companies are also using virtual reality to chase to the end goal: Digital interfaces that interact directly with the physical world, possibly ditching screens altogether.
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But much of self-care isn't care at all: It's an $11 billion industry whose end goal isn't to alleviate the burnout cycle, but to provide further means of self-optimization.
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The work is "a very valuable exercise still in early stages towards a very important end goal, but a lot needs to happen before this (definition) has practical value," Mahendra added.
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His end goal, he once said, was to "establish the equilibrium of real force with the U.S. and make the U.S. rulers dare not talk about military options" for the North.
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If the end goal really is just good health, why does the focus seem to be less on reducing sugar intake and more about promoting expensive, less accessible forms of it?
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By a man who would use his government-appointed power to silence his critics with the end goal being a populace that only hears his half-scrutinized message and harmful ideology.
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Climate change didn't come up in a conversation Pruitt had with Bob Cleaves, president and CEO of the Biomass Power Association, according to Cleaves, but the end goal could still help.
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"The end goal with a game like that is by the time the player has finished playing the game, they feel like they really played a Star Wars film," she said.
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The real end goal is to get your bank to offer it But Venmo is the full extent of what the consumer version of Kasisto's banking bot can do, transaction-wise.
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In this respect, however, artificial intelligence is an unprecedented technology insofar as the predicted end goal of its leading developers is a superhuman intelligence that will likely be beyond human control.
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She says her end goal is Sports Illustrated, Maxim or Vogue -- and even though Playmates no longer bare all, Sophie's down to become only the 3rd mother-daughter Playboy centerfold duo.
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It can be easy for businesses to get lost in the grandeur of digital transformation because the end goal is usually exciting and often involves a shiny new piece of technology.
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"The end goal is to modernize fashion and steer a [fashion] house, because I believe in the modernization of these storied brands," he said in a 2017 interview with The Cut.
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"I think it&aposs a big mistake from entrepreneurs to think of a big funding round as an end goal," VTEX co-CEO Mariano Gomide told Business Insider in an interview.
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Greiner and John said on the episode their end goal would be to license the socks, but in the meantime, Overton's business is more than just a money maker to her.
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High school is a highly developmental stage, and treating it as one and encouraging learning for experience and not just the end goal of college will be more beneficial to students.
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As of Monday morning, nobody is even sure what the end goal for Republicans is: A bill to repeal and replace Obamacare or a clean (partial) repeal bill with no replacement.
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We know traditional diets that encourage restriction with an end-goal of weight loss are not sustainable long-term, so they often lead to weight cycling, or cyclical weight loss and gain.
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Medicaid expansion in Ohio under the Affordable Care Act, which started in 2014, was essential to paying for the addiction recovery treatment that is the end goal of Dayton's system, she added.
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In examining research done on athletes, Dahl finds evidence to suggest that focusing on how you're going to do something makes you more likely to fail than focusing on your end goal.
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The end goal is to simplify an age-old process, allow startup brands the opportunity to sell products inside big retailers and make great products accessible to customers at a lower price.
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The end goal is to be the best metal band in the world, so I take notes from the best metal bands of all time, rather than second or third-tier knockoffs.
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And admittedly, if you're like me, and you don't love working out unless there is some kind of end goal, boxing can help you physically defend yourself if you ever need to.
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The end goal is to translate those findings into real-world applications that boost military training regimens—allowing a soldier, to say, soak up a new language in months instead of years.
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A$AP Rocky's hometown congressman isn't sure if President Trump is genuine in wanting to help free him -- but he says it doesn't matter ... as long as the end goal is achieved.
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Platform A Democratic socialist is someone thinks the "economy and society should be run democratically" with the end goal of meeting public needs instead of turning a profit, according to DSA's website .
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CEO Adam Neumann has said that his end goal is to create entire self-contained communities where customers, the so-called "WeGeneration" could live a "purpose-driven" life centered on meaningful work.
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Playfully disarming your lover with comedy is a great way to ease the tension in a text communication, and often presents the shortest distance between a cold call and the end goal.
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By being proactive about asking to better understand what the end goal of the assignment was, I gained confidence that she had the ability to think critically and get the best outcomes.
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With an end goal of pitching their ideas to a field of investors during a demo day, accelerators put company teams through a fixed-term, cohort-based program that focuses on mentorships.
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Or will President Trump take a more measured approach to financial deregulation with an end-goal of job creation through reduction of compliance burdens and return to pro-business, credit-friendly environs?
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For the most part, they're supposed to be music-related; this one obviously isn't, but it's not really evident that Apple has a clear idea of what it's end goal is anyway.
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I think the end goal has to be for these two countries, America and China, to sit down, and I think this was [President Donald] Trump's way to do an opening salvo.
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"The end goal should be a long-term solution that meaningfully addresses the commercial issues in China while promoting the competitiveness of U.S. farmers, manufacturers, workers, consumers, and businesses," the groups wrote.
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It even hired Andy Byford, who spent years in leadership roles with the London and Toronto train systems, to help modernize the NYC Subway—with the end goal of ultimately eliminating MetroCards.
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My psychologist advised that I break it to them in stages, that it would be easier to digest my revelation that way rather than blurt out my end goal: gender reassignment surgery.
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But President-elect Donald Trump's administration risks a much more direct type of corruption, where the end goal is not donations to a reelection campaign but personal enrichment for the president himself.
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That's our end goal: to say we built this from the ground up, two women in support of all these other amazing women, and hopefully one day, it can sustain us all.
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The transformations of Eleanor and Nadia are driven by a sense of urgency and an end goal: to get to the Good Place, to end the traumatic cycle of death and rebirth.
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"If this is another example of his willingness to manipulate information in order to have a specific end goal it would not be a complete departure, I suppose," the former officer said.
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The fact that marriage has a sense of permanence and is often seen as the ultimate end goal of a relationship positions unmarried couples as "less committed," and thus less emotionally invested.
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The "end goal — it may take a long time — is to get to the point where you can order anything on Amazon," Amazon's devices head David Limp told Recode earlier this year.
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In short, programmatic TV represents any TV ad buy that uses data and automation to more precisely target specific consumer audiences, with the end goal of driving better return on media spend.
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Blaise's end goal is to become an established singer and actor, and while she isn't against brand partnerships, she wants to make sure she links up with ones that align with her image.
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When Swan asked Kushner whether he believed Palestinians were capable of self-governing without interference from Israel, Kushner didn't answer the question directly, and seemed to make the end goal about foreign investment.
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I've heard that they were originally developed on the Android M platform and the end goal is to release Android on Chrome OS on the same cycle as Android on phones and tablets.
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"The end goal is to have power plants that are burning clean fuels that are abundant, [and] last for as long as humanity could last," says Erik Trask, a lead scientist at TAE.
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That's not a group of people Wasserstrum is looking to leave behind, simply because the end goal is to actually get these companies signing leases and not just serving as a search engine.
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Masia's CGA Jam, which wrapped up last month, is an example of a game jam, a developer competition that's akin to a hackathon, except with the end goal of creating a playable demo.
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The global context: U.S. Democrats are essentially aligning to EU positions, which involve intermediate 2030 emissions targets with an end goal of carbon neutrality by 2050, and government investment to accelerate that transition.
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The end goal is to reduce the overall labor cost, taking the process from less of an art — and listening for the right song — to more one that farmers can augment with technology.
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That whole time we were just looking at the end goal of this week to finally be done with that and move on and be together and work through it as a team.
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Musk's brain tech company Neuralink announced in July it developed a neural implant that can be used in rat and monkey brains, with the end goal of connecting our minds directly to computers.
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These kinds of tales remain in the background during this warm-and-fuzzy period of the game's rollout, but judging from developer Niantic's past, this may have been the end goal all along.
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NASA stated that while Crew Dragon is in the early stages of analysis, the end goal is to use the spacecraft to land humans on the ground with the accuracy of a helicopter.
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Salesmen might get fatter wallets in the short term, but the end goal they envisioned was companies with African-American secretaries, bookkeepers, lawyers, chemists, warehousemen, teamsters, marketers, and consultants across the beverage industry.
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That would be some good news ... 'cause sources close to Johnny tell us he's immersed himself in his football career following his breakup -- with the end goal being a return to the NFL.
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The end goal, says Weiss-Wolf, is passing the bill that would make feminine hygiene products free and accessible in public schools, shelters, jails, and other facilities across the city by next fall.
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The Army's end goal is to create a munition that can be detonated remotely by a soldier — a design feature that in theory could reduce the risks that land mines pose to civilians.
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That's not the only history Shields wants to write ... when we talked to Claressa on Friday, she told us she's seriously considering taking up MMA ... with the end goal being a Nunes superfight.
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A lot of entrepreneurs are focused on an end goal solely — be it the success of their business, a revenue target, or some other "finish line" that they must reach at all costs.
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Two of the nation's largest mortgage holders, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, adopted that end goal — a 20 percent payment reduction — for their new foreclosure-prevention program, which will take effect in October.
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But in the process of establishing protections for its members, Congress inadvertently institutionalized a cover-up culture, in which the supreme end goal is to get the alleged victims to go away quietly.
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Every year, tens of thousands of Indians move to the United States on highly skilled work visas and many of those workers tend to come from technology and engineering schools like this one here in Bangalore, in the city that is known as the heart of India's Silicon Valley, and when you speak to the students here, they'll tell you that they often entered these universities with an end goal in mind, and for a lot of them, that end goal is America.
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The end goal is to one day create robots that can work closely and more safely with humans, as well as prosthetic limbs capable of moving much the way the human limbs naturally do.
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The company says that's not the end goal of the microwave — rather it just wants to make things easier for consumers — but it's definitely an added convenience that some people could find off-putting.
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VICE Impact reached out to Emmelia Talarico, Chair of No Justice No Pride's Steering Committee, via email to learn more about the end goal of the protest and what's next in achieving LGBTQ equality.
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The end goal was not necessarily to have Fiverr be his new full-time gig, he says, but simply a way to make some extra cash while traveling and figuring out his next steps.
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PAI: THAT'S ONE OF THE THINGS WE ARE DISCUSSING, BUT I THINK THE END GOAL IS TO PRESERVE THE FREE AND OPEN INTERNET THAT WE HAD FOR TWO DECADES STARTING IN THE CLINTON ADMINISTRATION.
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The shooter may have carried out the genocidal end goal of white supremacy, but there are thousands of white supremacists on Twitter with the same mindset, most of them anonymous and working in concert.
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The ideal of having an end goal is a dangerous one I think, because it presupposes that you have a better idea as an artist than the experts who are working in that field.
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Belle's love of books, her knack for engineering, and her desire to find out more about her mom and her family's history make her more than a character whose end goal is true love.
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Round two is hardly an overhaul, but the latest MacBook does take some key steps toward the end goal of becoming a primary driver, bringing a faster processor, improved graphics and better battery life.
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"To supply the world with the food… (it) needed, we needed to be able to push productivity, and that's been the end goal and mission of IRRI ever since," Tolentino went on to add.
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Currently, 205 girls and 15 mentors — female computer scientists and engineers — are enrolled in the program, the end goal of which is to get girls out of less-than-ideal situations and into universities.
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His artistry trumps everything, and I can't imagine this half of Kimye putting his signature on any deal that's not an expressive outlet for him, which isn't always the end goal for business magnates.
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Amazon's end goal is to operate drones that will use satellite positioning to locate their delivery address and fly to a maximum height of 400 feet and then identify a marker for safe landing.
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The White House's end goal seems to be to get the Iran government to agree to an updated, stricter version of the 2015 nuclear deal, but experts have continuously expressed skepticism over this approach.
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Gaddis writes that some strategists are hedgehogs unalterably fixed on a grand goal but unable to manage obstacles, while some are foxes so fixed on minutiae that they lose sight of the end goal.
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She developed the game using minority avatars set in a tech environment and users had to rely on people of color or women to get closer to their end goal to win the game.
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I could make a big pronouncement of how I'm going to organize everything in my life much better — my business, my career, my relationships, my schedule, my entire life — which is the end goal.
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The end goal of this is to squeeze Iran into coming back to the negotiation table to agree to a more stringent version of the nuclear deal that prevents Iran from building nuclear weapons.
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So the question that needs asking -- and to which as yet there has been no answer -- is this: what could further military action achieve and what would be the end goal of such action?
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There are three different levels of "active sitting" you can work through, with the end goal of balancing right on the center of the ball with your feet on the platform of the chair.
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In other genres, artists tour to promote the record, but in dance music, DJ bookings are often the end goal in themselves, and a hyped track can secure you bigger gigs at better clubs.
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We hear the powerful and wealthy preach a conservative chant of "freedom from big government," when they are really paving the way to privatize everything, with the constant, gluttonous end goal of greater profits.
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But it's ... And to get all ad-techy, advertise-y about it, you're not saying the free stuff is the funnel, and you're eventually going to get to Patreon as sort of the end goal.
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Not everyone has the luxury of being able to manipulate a detailed environment in real time and see how its lighting realistically interacts with every object in the scene, which is the ultimate end goal.
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While we love series like Sex And The City, The Mindy Project, and New Girl, we can all agree they're all extended rom-coms with the end goal of seeing their heroine find The One.
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It's an example of how the end goal for some LGBTQ activists has not been justice over the institutions and systems that endanger their lives or eradicate their culture, but assimilation into those very institutions.
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He also includes power generation as a key component of the second phase of his "Master Plan," the end goal of which is to make transportation sustainable, and even revenue generating for Tesla vehicle owners.
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The desired end goal could still be Medicare-for-all, but the immediate crisis that needs to be addressed is delivering help to the people who currently have either no insurance or very bad insurance.
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DHS has also rejected congressional requests for a plan for what the end goal is or a comprehensive plan, saying instead they will go through an "iterative" process where some stretches are planned each year.
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"For the average person, the PC is by far the biggest cost, not the headset — the end goal is to make sure people can use the PC they already have in most cases," he said.
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To start, the review appears to be little more than a cover for President Trump and Zinke to appease Utah's anti-park politicians, whose end-goal has long been to sell off national public lands.
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Privatization of the air traffic control, however, would pose a multitude of chain of command issues, differing priorities, and perspectives that could potentially elevate risk and interfere with the end goal of ensuring aviation security.
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The father-of-two was found to have bacterial peritonitis (a bacterial infection in the abdomen), after having trekked around 269 miles unaided across the South Pole -- just 30 miles short of his end goal.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has said the US's end goal for the maximum-pressure campaign is to weaken the leadership so that it complies with its JCPOA obligations, as has Trump in recent weeks.
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I'm not a type to count calories with an end goal of losing weight, but in this case, I did check my weight and calorie count to prevent any unprecedented health issues during the week.
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"The end goal is to show the similarities between cultures, not highlight our differences," says Ta, who refers to the Ming vase patterns he often uses as being synonymous with both China and British teacups.
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"Be healthier" is too damn vague for anyone to follow, and a writer at the New York Times suggests that planning small, achievable goals is a more tangible way to build toward your end goal.
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While the end goal is to restore consciousness, what if by doing so, you make someone more aware of their situation, their injury, their quality of life, and end up inflicting emotional or physical pain?
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But when we stood outside Health Sciences Park on December 20 and watched the removal of the statue of Forrest, we knew we had made the good kind of trouble to achieve our end goal.
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It did so using an onboard engine called a Hall-effect thruster, with the end goal being to redirect satellites to Earth&aposs atmosphere so they totally disintegrate without turning into or creating space debris.
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"You know, Macron and the president have somewhat different views on how to achieve the end goal," Gary Cohn, director of the White House National Economic Council, recently told reporters returning from the G-20.
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Vector's end goal is to be launching more than 100 times each year, with this latest round of funding intending to get its two rocket types, the Vector-R and the Vector-H, flying to orbit.
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"Whether it's through trade war or other means, the end goal is to make China subservient to the United States," He Weiwen, vice president of the Center for China and Globalization, in Beijing, told Washington paper.
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The end goal would be, for example, for Sourceress to be able to find a student at a college in the midwest that will either immediately or one day fit the needs of a hiring manager.
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If and when the company can find a manufacturing partner, the plan is to deliver the first B1s about 19 months after the start of production, with the end goal of opening up dedicated retail stores.
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I do not think what we have today is the end goal — there are still things that need to be worked on — but this first generation of AirPods clearly shows what the future could look like.
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Karate Health's end-goal to educate patients about their conditions, while also giving health care providers a more cost-effective way of learning about their patients' conditions and symptoms, to better improve research and clincial trials.
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The end goal for the FCC is to build a gigantic super-powerful version of the LHC that could discover entirely new forms of matter and observe known particles like the Higgs boson in unprecedented detail.
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Sure, your plan may change once or twice, or even more frequently than you could have ever predicted at the on-set of your big idea, but don't let that deter you from your end goal.
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The end goal is a platform that allows Baidu to get a self-driving taxi fleet on the road, and the same platform is also designed for use in OEM cars, tied into the same network.
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"First of all, it makes you eat less, because you're eating it so slow," she says, which is an excellent mentality if your end goal is taking all the joy out of eating a Kit Kat.
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Nissan's ProPILOT tech is its effort to build out to full autonomy eventually, with the end goal being a system that can navigate even busy city intersections as well as stretches of relatively uncomplicated open road.
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The next morning, national organizing director Kelley Robinson, in a session on "bringing it home," discusses how to identify the end-goal of a campaign: the target can't be the man, she gesticulates wildly, or society.
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"The best possible outcome I see for this summit is a general outline of an agreement that identifies denuclearization as the end goal of a process to be determined," she said at a 38 North briefing.
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Also, you hopefully will be working on yourself forever—self-betterment is a continuous process, not an end goal—so I'm unsure why you think you need to wrap it all up before the eclipse hits!
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But as the years rolled on, the American military failed to achieve this end goal and was forced to recalibrate the terms of victory, until negotiating with the Taliban seemed to be the only viable option.
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As of press time, over 100 contributors have pledged nearly €9,000 (~$10,200) to the cause, which has an end goal of €30,000 (~$34,000) — what the museum considers a first step in a more comprehensive recovery process.
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While the average worker took two months to go from thinking about quitting to accepting a new offer, some took as long as 35 weeks (put another way, nearly nine months) to reach their end goal.
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Buttigieg's campaign argues that he has not changed his position, saying he has always supported Medicare for All as an end goal but that his optional plan allows for a gradual "glide path" in the meantime.
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"What we would really like to see happen is AV tech to be used as tool to meet their transportation goals, rather than using AVs as an end goal themselves." says NACTO policy associate Sudha Bharadwaj.
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Kulachenko is coy about what exactly his network is developing, but the end goal, he says, is to develop an entirely self-sustaining cryptocurrency system that cannot be intercepted or cut off by any outside hand.
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If you want to build something big, if you have a vision, a dream, or even just a clearly defined end goal, the question is not how you can make that happen right now, or tomorrow.
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By announcing that formal articles of impeachment will begin to be drawn up by the House Judiciary Committee, Pelosi is taking a big step toward the expected end goal of a floor vote to impeach Trump.
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He also briefly referenced the estimated 11 million refugees who have fled the civil war, saying that the U.S.'s end goal would be to have those Syrians and internally-displaced persons return to their homes.
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Is the policy an end goal in and of itself, a way to stabilize Obamacare and increase the options on the marketplace, or a transitional policy that would eventually be replaced by a universal single-payer program?
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Taking a step backwards reveals a mass of works that feel almost akin to a graduating MFA class: disparately focused entities that come together with the shared end goal of condensing culture into a series of objects.
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"However, the volume of calls being received by both law enforcement and my office is hindering our ability to complete what needs to be done to reach the end goal of justice in this case," he said.
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The end goal, it appears, is to teach Google software to contextualize real-world objects and then re-create them using its understanding of how the human brain draws connections between lines, shapes, and other image components.
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It's a battle through transgression and routine, cultural education and shit chat, sad lonely walks home in the early drizzle of the morning and reaching a transcendent end goal buoyed by the bare arms of your peers.
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Their end goal on each island is to reach a large pedestal at the top, and they have to do it while Ariana is in possession of a white orb in a lantern-like thing she carries.
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I am doing fine i find myself talking to myself a lot these days, my beard is greasy and every joint and bone in my body aches but i know i'm getting closer to the end goal.
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"I will be fully evaluating any plan that involves increasing the number of forces in Afghanistan to ensure that there is a clear strategy and end goal before the United States commits large numbers of additional troops."
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In some ways, an art collective functions similarly to a religious institution: various individuals with a singular, unified end goal come together to create and support something they unabashedly believe in, an artistic "greater good" of sorts.
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For instance, do you want a therapist who'll direct you through a series of steps toward an end goal, or someone who's more likely to listen and reflect back to you as you sort through your issues?
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There is also no set graduation date, but rather WeWorks Labs members and community managers will work toward each member company's end goal, whether it's to be accepted to an accelerator or get that first seed money.
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And while those energy drink conglomerates have spent millions of dollars sponsoring contests, skate parks, and individual skaters, they weren't born from skateboarding and their end goal has always been to promote the consumption of glorified sodas.
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Jonathan Lippman, the former chief judge of the State of New York who led the independent commission that recommended closing Rikers, praised the initiative but said the city needed to keep its eye on the end goal.
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From a political and practical standpoint, while these accusations against the president are indeed serious and disturbing, the Democrats will almost certainly not achieve their end goal of removing Trump from office, given the Republican Senate majority.
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"The end goal is that everybody in America who is in jail and prison [and] who is clinically indicated gets medication-assisted treatment," Joey Longley, equal justice works fellow at the ACLU's National Prison Project, told me.
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With financial independence as the end goal, here are six recommendations on how to best allocate your bonus check: Keep in mind that your annual savings goal includes any amount you've contributed to a 401(k) plan.
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Its end goal eventually becomes "a solar system in which every single atom has been turned into either paper clips, paper-clip-manufacturing machines, computers that think about how best to manufacture paper clips..." and so on.
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It's harder to find qualified candidates, but you have to try harder in that part of the pipeline if you actually want to achieve the end goal that you have to have your employee base represent the population.
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It was something I was excited about since Chris and I started talking about that as an ultimate end goal of season three, to get them to a place where they could be, tenuously, in the same room.
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Former White House economic advisor Gary Cohn said Monday that he agrees with President Trump's end goal for fair trade between the U.S. and China, but said Trump is taking an "unpredictable path of negotiation" to get there.
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The big picture: The administration's ostensible end goal is not only to harm Iran's economy, but also to bring about a change in the country's policies — namely its ballistic missile program and regional expansionism — or to its regime.
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They're starting to question a purely materialistic approach to life and saying, maybe we need to focus more on the end goal and that's happiness and not focus so much on getting stuff but working towards positive emotions.
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One such company is Voyage, a Silicon Valley startup with a stated end goal of building a fleet of self-driving taxis, but which is also willing to share details of its R&D process along the way.
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Weight loss as an end goal simply perpetuates a panic-driven, short-term means to an end: Do whatever it takes the day or the week before a weigh-in to get the reward or avoid the penalty.
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But the end goal for all of them is to capture part of the machine learning process — whether that's inference on the device or training in a server somewhere — and optimize a piece of hardware for just that.
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The squid falls send the message that there's danger looming, that the government and military could be the only things standing between the average citizen and another attack — which is, essentially, Ozymandias's end goal in the graphic novel.
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"If they could get an agreement on the end goal, that would be the big deal in principle," said Victor D. Cha, a professor at Georgetown University who negotiated with North Korea during the George W. Bush administration.
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The surge in attempts to ban abortion in the earliest stages of pregnancy drives home that the end goal of anti-abortion politicians and activists is to ban all abortion — at any point during pregnancy and for any reason.
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Giphy is still in the pre-revenue stage, but the end goal is to partner with brands, creating GIFs of a brand's content and making them accessible to users who would potentially send branded GIFs to friends and family.
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Sometimes, your smart device isn't even the end goal: In the October attack that briefly took out Twitter, Reddit, Netflix and others, attackers used malware to take over consumers' smart home gadgets and connected devices to power the attack.
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We unfortunately cannot avoid the next negative interaction, but we can steel ourselves, know that we will handle it, and keep in mind the end goal: We must have a criminal justice system that focuses on justice, equal justice.
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However Carroll told TechCrunch he's hoping for a faster route to get to the truth of exactly what the company did with his data, telling us there's still "a March court event that could yield our end goal: Disclosure".
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The end goal is to turn what has been a limited asset class, where a vast majority of profits go to a narrow group of specialists, into a major asset class receiving allocations from a broad set of investors.
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The restaurant industry has been doing a bit of soul searching recently, with the end goal of asking questions about accountability, exploitation, toxic workplace behavior, the blurry line between personal and professional relationships, and the silencing of powerless voices.
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"The end goal is on point, but let's avoid a foreign policy disaster of allowing hired guns to run around Afghanistan and the damaging consequences and costs of asking U.S. taxpayers to fund such an operation," he later added.
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"No matter how hard negotiations are, even if the end goal is not reached in any near future, it's going to put us back on a path that is safer than the one we're on right now," Town says.
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The Trump administration's decision to put Mohammad Javad Zarif, Iran's mellifluous foreign minister, on the Treasury Department's sanctions list makes clear that the means of pressure and sanctions have increasingly become the end goal of the U.S.' Iran policy.
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This will have the benefit of making Microsoft's mobile apps feel more consistent, but the end goal is the same as Windows Phone's was: to get users in and out of their apps quicker and back to life again.
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Instead, increasing the number of cameras is more like a different path to the same end goal, because you have to remember that at its core, Google has always been a software-driven company, while Samsung's strength lies in hardware.
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A second official said Trump, while keeping a close eye on the situation, has not voiced a firm view of how he wants to proceed going forward, instead asking for options without stating what his preferred end goal might be.
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But for people who are using them, the end goal is really to have something that is motivating and is useful and gives them maybe a little bit more data than they might normally get while they go for a run.
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A second official said Trump, while keeping a close eye on the situation, has not voiced a firm view of how he wants to proceed going forward -- instead asking for options without stating what his preferred end goal might be.
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The end goal is the "Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation", set for 2050, when Xi expects China will return to its rightful status after over a century of bowing to the demands of Western powers.
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Marvel has enjoyed incredible success with its cinematic universe by projecting toward an end goal while setting up its sub-franchises to align toward the massive culminating act of Avengers: Infinity War and its final, final act Avengers: The Untitled Sequel.
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Putting aside the creepiness factor and important privacy issues surrounding devices that constantly collect information about us, establishing ambient contextuality to enable the kinds of conversations we do want to have is the actual end goal of all this connected stuff.
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We've been wanting to get into consumer [devices] for a couple of years but didn't really figure out the end goal because we had always had this missing element which was: how do you keep making it better over time.
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At first I didn't feel qualified to take on such a visible responsibility, but I read through my list of accomplishments and realized that while this opportunity may have a different end goal, I have built success from scratch before.
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In an email Q&A with Diversity VC co-founder and CEO Check Warner, we delved deeper into what the guide hopes to achieve, why D&I matters and what diversity and inclusion might look like as an end goal.
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I have long been an advocate of reducing our dependence on imported energy, but in order to reach that end goal we must continue to reflect on the progress we've made, plan long-term and invest in solutions that work.
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The end goal, they say, is to populate the tundra region of Siberia known as the "mammoth steppe" with a herd of as-close-to-mammoth-as-possible animals, using them to bring the ecosystem back to its pre-extinction existence.
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So there is no 'end goal' for the inquiry and since the select committee has members from the three main parties (Conservative, Labour, SNP) there is likely to be a variety of different views once we have heard all the evidence.
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And though history was made last year when the Supreme Court affirmed the national right to same-sex marriage, leaders in the community have since suggested that activists over-concentrated on that fight as the gay liberation movement's end goal.
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This might be you, she added, if you're stashing away money without thinking about an end goal or are saving "super aggressively" — such as starting to save in your 20s and maxing the contribution limit of your 401k, she said.
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In addition to expanding internationally, Cafu plans to deepen its product offering by building out other deliverable services such as car-washes, oil-changes and replacement batteries — with an end goal of making gas stations a thing of the past.
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"The end goal is to create doubt in the minds of black voters, doubt about the Democratic Party and doubts about the Democratic nominee," said Adrianne Shropshire, executive director of Black PAC, a super PAC aimed at mobilizing black voters.
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Yet, by trying to mediate between Saudi Arabia and Qatar, the United States undermines Saudi efforts to convince Qatar to stop flirting with Iran, with their end goal being the creation of a Persian zone of influence in the Gulf.
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Duquesnoy always insisted that UFC was his end goal, but he declared himself open to all offers ahead of his final BAMMA fight last month, that took place on the European promotion's first co-promoted event with Bellator, in Dublin.
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" In conclusion, she sends a powerful and inspiring message about living with depression: "Our culture has taught us to see happiness as some kind of end goal, but for me, the best thing about it is that it doesn't stick around forever.
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The idea behind Lila is that God and the universe are one and the same, and that our collective evolution is not toward any kind of end goal, but simply to remind us to live in the present, enjoy life, and create.
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Google's end goal is to have all of the Works with Nest functionality replicated in the new Works with Google Assistant program, which provides a more central point of control for customers and greater privacy protections than the Works with Nest program allowed.
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I might want to get into acting or designing clothes…" Though, she already has her eyes on the end-goal: "My real goal is to have beautiful kids, a beautiful mansion, and do business that makes me money until the day I die.
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Like it seems to me less about like, yeah a focused end-goal really and more about, just like, we can gather around this idea and this is like... It just signals that you're a like-minded sort of like MAGA human.
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Mueller has indicted 19 people and three companies so far in his investigation, which appears to have focused first on Russian efforts to spread divisive content through social media, with the end goal of supporting the campaigns of Donald Trump and Sen.
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Macron has talked in the past about the need for a standalone budget and a single finance minister for the currency bloc, but he played down any technical discussions on Friday, saying the priority was to agree on the end-goal first.
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I just want to say that even though Kate was born rich her end goal is to be the first black woman president (something this effing nation embarrassingly still hasn't accomplished) so she also wasn't born with a place at the table.
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" Whether the country's end goal was manipulating the results of the election, King said he wasn't sure, but added that he does not believe Russia's hacking will end with this election, but "could happen in the midterms" or "in the next presidential election.
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Bringing more people onto the internet, after all, is a way of bringing more people onto Facebook — and regulators have worried that the company's end goal is to simply replace the open web for most users, while reaping the rewards in advertising dollars.
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Figuring out how to handle a particular situation is often a matter of deciding what the expectations and end goal of that friendship is; maybe it's just keeping in touch on a surface-level, or maybe it's about setting certain kinds of boundaries.
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The big picture: Pompeo signaled that the United States' hopes for the meeting had not changed, saying that the end goal was "both denuclearization that the world demands, and security assurances [from North Korea that] would be required for us to achieve [denuclearization.]"
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In a meeting with reporters shortly after the Parkland shooting, Everytown for Gun Safety president John Feinblatt repeatedly told us that his organization sees Congress as the end goal — a place Everytown will get to after years of smaller wins around the country.
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"We need to improve rail service, not cut it if the end goal is to improve the towns and cities in this state," said Mayor David S. Cassetti of Ansonia, an old mill town of less than 2960,194 on the Waterbury branch.
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So after you retire, travel, write a poem, try to start your own business, stay out a little too late, devote time to something that doesn't have a clear end goal — in short, do everything you couldn't do when you were training.
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So operationally, it will look a lot like QE. But in terms of the end goal, there's a big difference between wanting to rescue a sliding economy and looking to keep interest rates in check and liquidity flowing through the banking system.
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They claim it's more evidence that the U.N. is in cahoots with the Democratic Virginia Legislature on a covert mission to disarm Americans and overthrow the United States with the end goal of establishing a New World Order run by global elites.
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While there is precedent for thieves collecting stolen artifacts -- French waiter Stéphane Breitwieser stole art in the late '90s from 172 collections throughout Europe for a personal collection -- the fact the theft was done by a team indicates stashing isn't the end goal.
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A woman of color herself, Lady Trieu is anti-racist and not interested in a world run by white supremacists, but if her hate for Doctor Manhattan runs as deep as we think, she and the Seventh Kalvary have a shared end goal.
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After all, if the end goal of the village was to find holes in the security of our voting systems, accidentally demonstrating that the means of testing that system can be mysteriously rerouted across the country is just the cherry on top.
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What they're saying: The NCAA also said it is currently working on altering the rules for student athletes whose name, image and likeness is being used by their school, but stressed that the end goal is not to pay them to play.
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"The end goal here is to get more people in their stores, get them to buy drugs and make an additional purchase while they are in the store," said Charles Sizemore, founder of Sizemore Capital Management LLC, who owns shares of Walmart.
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It'l weave these together with machine learning and artificial intelligence techniques for sifting and combining the available information, with the end goal of helping design and develop new materials that have potential in the field of energy storage and power production it's most interested in.
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Instead, the robotics team gave the hand's underlying software the end goal of solving a scrambled cube and used modern AI — specifically a brand of incentive-based deep learning called reinforcement learning — to help it along the path toward figuring it out on its own.
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" For young people looking to advocate for themselves at work today, Sverchek suggests being "very intentional about realizing what it is that you want for yourself, and make sure that each time you decide to speak up, you're taking a step toward that end goal.
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Second, this is not about Cortana flying planes; instead, it's a project designed to use data analysis on the likely gigantic set of info processed every day through Boeing's systems with the end goal of eliminating time and effort wasted on frequently repeated processes.
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" Last year, Lloyd said her end goal for Kate Spade was to "create this global lifestyle brand that is seamless wherever you see it in the world; that you walk in and you see it, and you know it's Kate Spade versus anybody else.
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He observes that he's expanded beyond the acoustic guitar that he started with, to use "a more cinematic sound," and recognizes that, while trends in trailer music shift, the end goal remains the same: a track that builds to become something bigger by the end.
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While it's clear that June doesn't completely trust Serena, their shared moment smoking poolside cigarettes is one of those trademark Handmaid's Tale girl-power moments that only makes sense as far as the viewer assumes that female solidarity is the end goal of the revolution.
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The end goal for the Gigafactory is to drive down the cost-per-kilowatt hour of batteries, making Tesla's cars and energy storage products (giant batteries used for power reserves in residences, commercial and industrial buildings, and even by energy utilities) much more affordable.
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In a study published Thursday in Science magazine, researchers tried to figure out why so many Ph.D. students choose to do post-docs given the relatively low odds of landing a full-time faculty position, which is traditionally the end goal of such work.
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And even if the end goal of the game was clear (it's not, and this may be its largest fault), the journey to complete it isn't a particularly emotionally satisfying one, and finding out how to go about it is a monumental task unto itself.
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A kink is any kind of sexual activity or desire that falls outside the realm of culturally sanctioned norms, which, in our rigid, puritanical society, is basically everything that's not penis-in-vagina, monogamous, hetero, married, missionary sex with the end goal of making babies.
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Some experts in Washington say the real, unstated end goal of the administration is to spur uprisings in Iran that would lead to the overthrow of the cleric-led government, and sanctions are one tool to help ignite that unrest by crippling the economy.
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When you hear "hackathon" you envision a scene from "The Social Network": bleary-eyed developers working into the early morning, slamming energy drinks, furiously typing away on keyboards; the end goal being to best your competition, and be showered in glory from your peers.
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There is a delicate balance to a good spoonful of goop; something like honey is tricky, slippery and sticky; on the other hand, raw brownie batter is not only a salmonella risk, but too complicated and time-consuming for the end goal of goop-eating.
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Many of our straight friends dated for close to a decade before tying the knot, and while marriage was always the end goal, we both assumed it would happen sometime down the road, when we could afford to pay for a lavish wedding and honeymoon.
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Investigators go after low-level people who "have a lot to lose and nothing to gain," as Anderson put it, to reach more senior officials in an effort to secure the end goal of the investigation: proof of collusion with Russia, in this case.
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And so even though that's the end goal for urban areas, you want to be able to start out house by house, then create micro-grids and mini-grids and as they grow have technical standards that can coalesce them and lead to that most efficient solution.
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These are some of the celebrity couples who have managed to stay rock steady for years despite never exchanging wedding vows: Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn Marriage doesn't seem to be the end goal for these two as the pair have been going strong since 1983.
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Even as Sarandos talks up the "prestige" animated features and the Oscar nominations in this category come in, their ability to draw people into the streaming service only serves an end goal if Netflix can keep them as subscribers by offering their children repeat viewing options.
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"Unfortunately, we do not know if Kim has made a strategic decision to denuclearize and it is unclear if further negotiations will lead to the end goal of denuclearization," Anthony Ruggiero, a senior fellow at the conservative Foundation for Defense of Democracies think tank, told Reuters.
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Initially, it seemed like the end goal would be to create a video offering that could sit along the Apple TV. But as those efforts have cooled, it would make sense for Apple instead to focus on Apple Music as a distribution center for video content.
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"Our aim is to bring about the end goal of self-driving cars: this idea that you can summon a car to your doorstep, go safely in that car from A-to-B, get out, and pay a very low amount, if not free" he said.
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You do have to find the right candidates, it's harder to find qualified candidates, but you have to try harder in that part of the pipeline if you actually want to achieve the end goal that you have to have your employee base represent the population.
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While it's true that a person might lose weight after adding something like fresh vegetables and lean proteins to their diet or beginning to exercise, the end goal of living a healthier life shouldn't be to slim down — which is something even model Bella Hadid endorses.
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As a result, while the Trump Administration has been particularly brazen in its approach and messaging, it had a fairly clear path on which to push for the mass privatization of public land (the end goal for Pendley and his counterparts throughout the Department of the Interior).
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"We have a lot of work to do, and I don't think just because you make one step toward the end goal, which we already said is going to be 20 years [from now], you should stand up and wave the flag about it," Limp added.
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Musk's stated end goal is to build a vast network of tunnels zipping with electrically powered sleds carrying both passenger cars and possibly some form of small people mover at 125 miles per hour, in theory diverting some of L.A.'s infamous gridlock into a faster secondary transportation grid.
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A recently released list, by a fraud-busting company called Scamalytics, of the top lines and photos used in profiles by online dating grifters shows that while the range of sophistication may vary, the end goal is always the same: To fleece romance-seekers out of their money.
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The Georgia bill is part of a nationwide trend in conservative states trying to impose tight restrictions on abortion rights with the end goal of forcing the conservative-leaning bench of Supreme Court justices to decide on whether to uphold a woman's constitutional right to seek an abortion.
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The end goal for MoviePass is to build a big enough customer base to have the kind of leverage over theaters where it can cut revenue-sharing deals as well as sell Groupon-style packages, but the theaters have largely refused to budge, and the company has bled money.
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While AT&T has stated plainly that 5G Evolution isn't actually 03G, in that it doesn't meet the technical or speed standards to be classified as such, the end goal seems to be tricking its own customers into thinking they're accessing a next-generation network through pure obfuscation.
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" In a later episode in the season, the makeup guru also opened up about her end goal in life: to live and raise a family on a farm, telling the cameras, "What I really want is to live on a farm and have chickens and raise a family.
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Two-on-one: The most dreaded of all Bachelor dates, in which the bachelor/bachelorette selects two contestants to essentially duke it out in the most awkward date setup possible, with the end goal of eliminating one (or both!) of the contestants by the end of the night.
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Trump then took a break to retweet a QAnon-promoting "Deep State Exposed" Twitter account that posted a bizarrely edited video purporting to prove the end goal of Islam is subjugating or murdering all non-believers, before retweeting Watson and a string of others griping about the bans.
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Although it's not clear what the end goal of a statement like this is, Altschul, author of the novel Deus Ex Machina, explained to BuzzFeed News what he hoped it might do: What we hope to accomplish, most of all, is to loudly express the voice of our community.
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Read more: Dyslexic, failing at school, and partially blind: How Larry Hite overcame the odds to become one of the most successful self-made stock traders using a strategy that's 'accessible to anybody'But before we dig into his methodology, it's important to note what the end goal is.
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That's the end goal for groups like Alliance Defending Freedom (who drafted this ban), National Right to Life Committee (who drafted the D&E bans) and Americans United for Life (who drafted a significant portion of the roughly 400 restrictions that have passed in the US since 2010).
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A selection from the past two weeks: It's steadily and rapidly expanding its Whole Foods delivery service in an effort to disrupt your grocery store, partnering with J.Crew for the first time as part of its year-end goal to crush Walmart, and fueling its feud with Sen.
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Simply leaving the greater Middle East to its own devices as Trump often suggests as his end goal is not a recipe for regional stability, nor indeed global stability, as we saw with pullout of all American forces from Iraq in 2011 and the subsequent rise of ISIS there.
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The end goal in Trump's eyes is for these countries to lower the tariffs they have on American goods, thus improving the market for the U.S. Some say his plan could work as the U.S. is negotiating from a position of strength -- a strong economy and low unemployment rates.
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To be honest, sincerity is such an overrated virtue because the reformer believes he truly knows what is good for me, you, and everyone else and will do whatever it takes to accomplish their end goal, regardless of whether or not it's beneficial to my interest or yours.
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The company's software is currently absorbing thousands of hours of sporting fixtures to teach it patterns of failure and success, and the end goal is to create an AI that can watch a range of a half-dozen different sporting events simultaneously on live TV, extracting insights as it does.
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This is going to require some tweaking and customization depending on the computers you have and the type of desk they're sitting on, but the end goal is to get everything in a position where you can sit up straight, with a straight back and neck, and look directly ahead.
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Though the show ended 13 years ago, truthfully, she's never not giving us Carrie vibes: Her current platinum blonde layered bob is reminiscent of Bradshaw's season four chop, and Parker is even living out what we firmly believe would be her character's ultimate end goal — owning an eponymous fashion line.
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Toyota wants its agent to be able to combine information gathered about a user from social sources, with emotion recognition, to suggest topics for discussion and enter into free discussions with the user in a distraction-free manner, all with the end goal of building a bond between user and car.
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My end goal was if I looked at that, I was like, if I take one percent I'm going to be really happy because I can pay people, but we wound up taking 303 percent, which was actually okay outside of ... But it's an advertising-based business, not subscription. Advertising-based.
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And the worst part: Despite the fact that the odds are way higher that you're going to throw your document on the internet than on a sheet of paper, the entire structure of the software—even for internet-native approaches like Google Docs—is designed for the end goal of printing.
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"There is a certain sort of D.C. politico, and this exists on the right and the left, that really likes to play three-dimensional chess, and they think there's a smart way to give the appearance that you're doing one thing and get to your end goal through zigzags," he said.
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"The foundation of Canada is based on the exploitation and oppression of indigenous people, and the end goal of every policy has been to erase us, to get the land and resources uncontested," said Niigaanwewidam Sinclair, an associate professor in the Department of Native Studies at the University of Manitoba.
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The feeder obtains a sense of power and dominance through the act of feeding and subsequently being responsible for the change in their partner's body, the end goal often resulting in severe obesity, loss of mobility, and an inability to perform even the most mundane life tasks without their partner's assistance.
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She echoed many of the same themes other, more prominent candidates like Bernie Sanders, Joe Biden, and Pete Buttigieg have emphasized — especially the importance of using diplomacy and alliance-building to solve problems and using military force only as a last resort, with a clear end goal, and with proper congressional authorization.
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Erika Lust's tool is a partial solution, but the end goal should be a society where we have young people grow up with such a healthy attitude and understanding of sex, that if, or when, they see porn, they are already able to recognize it as a fantasy and not real life sex.
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Millions of Toyotas around the world, connected to LTE, quietly uploading and downloading from a huge, nondescript building far, far away: that appears to be the end goal of a new initiative announced by Toyota today, which will see the installation of "Data Communication Modules" (DCMs) in a bunch of new models.
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Many suggested that the devices were the handiwork of liberals with an end goal of making the GOP look bad, divert attention from "left-wing mobs," and distract from the caravan of about 7,000 Central American migrants traveling up to Mexico on foot with the ultimate goal of reaching the Southern border.
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Though her career has followed a roundabout path — as those of many multihyphenates do — Chan has made decisions based on a single guiding principle: "My end goal is to make women who have felt excluded and disadvantaged in life because of their size feel included and capable and valuable through fashion," she says.
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To date, the festival seeks to improve each of its participants, with the end goal being that someday they'll end up playing in Colombia, winning the heart of the people during the Festival de la Leyenda Vallenata (the Legend of the Vallenato Festival), which is one of the country's most cherished musical events.
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If the end goal of this laptop is for it to be powerful enough to run games in 4K, and at a high enough frame rate to see its 120Hz refresh rate display in action, Razer's Blade Pro 17 is more of an amateur than a pro at its biggest selling point.
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It's unclear as of now what Neolution Dyad's end goal will be, but this calculated theft of Kira's autonomy via its plan to commandeer her eggs eerily echoes the kinds of invasive experiments that scientists and cult members and "well-meaning" monitors alike have been performing on the clones since the series began.
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The end goal is to be able to charge less than $10,000 a kilogram for cargo, part of an overall push from Beijing to encourage the growth of private space firms that can operate separately from the ambitious China National Space Administration but will also coordinate on some research and development projects if need be.
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One member of the state assembly arguing for this distorted map in 2016 was disturbingly up-front about his end-goal: the only reason he endorsed lines sending 10 Republicans and 3 Democrats to Congress, he said, is because he didn't "believe it's possible to draw a map with 11 Republicans and two Democrats".
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The end goal for us as players of this game is immediately clear: to "win," Stefan has to get a perfect five-star review from this world's television critic, a high-waisted nerd who periodically appears to lower the anvil on games he hates and ensure a place in history for the ones he loves.
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We've known previously that the show was going to be non-scripted, but now there's an actual end-goal in mind:Those selected will have the chance to receive hands-on guidance from some of the most influential experts in the tech community, featured placement on the App Store, and funding from top-tier VCs.
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Anti-Pelosi group eyes January as the end goal In private conversations over the last several days, Pelosi critics have not been pleased by recent developments, questioning their decision to write a letter that said they were "committed" to voting for new leadership, language that allowed some members to wiggle out of their promises.
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Aside from a general sense in the industry that autonomy is a likely, if not inevitable end goal for ride-hailing and other mobility services with a technological focus, Didi is also likely motivated by a need for drivers to meet demand — and drivers who can provide a safe and secure experience for passengers.
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" Shechet said her only hesitation about the strike was around the idea of "striking without a measurable end-goal," but also noted: "It's an important opportunity for women to remind the country of our economic and social value, since the people in charge of running the country right now really seem to struggle with that concept.
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And we asked them, what do you imagine the end goal will be, and his answer was not at all what we expected, it was that we will all be able to have a collective consciousness and essentially be one big super-organism with all of our brains loaded on the cloud and we'll all share thought.
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" Though the article pays a quick nod of homage to the requisite claims that a "level playing field" is the organization's end goal, the author quickly dispenses with the façade in favor of language praising those who have "launched a frontal attack" against Uber in an offensive to stymie the spread of the "cut-rate service.
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The theoretical end goal, Maggic told me, is anyone in need of estrogen—whether a cis woman hoping to prevent pregnancy or a trans woman taking a DIY approach to hormone replacement therapy—"hacking in the kitchen and synthesizing their own estrogen," pulling the molecule from urine or other natural sources where it happens to reside.
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In support of her new show, Remini recently took part in a Reddit Ask Me Anything session and answered a variety of questions ranging from how much she donated to the religion to what kind of abuse she witnessed to what her end goal is in publicly denouncing Scientology — what she believes she can achieve by speaking out.
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The end-goal of wireless charging would be to charge cars on the go, like is currently being tested in the U.K. Although not the first, Google's interest in wireless car charging demonstrates the tech isn't just a fanciful concept, but instead likely a standard feature of human- and self-driven electric vehicles of the future.
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I think end goal, how I describe Proximity is like a lifestyle brand, but more like Red Bull, where how Red Bull was an energy drink but it was able to expand into music and sports, I want to go outside of music and go into creating original content or series around electronic music and maybe even beyond that.
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Those gains are noteworthy -- though there's still time for things to go wrong ahead of the Games -- but every country with a hand in the negotiations or stake in them has been clear that the end goal of any diplomatic efforts is the denuclearization of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, as the country is officially known.
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The researchers say that in the future there will be all sorts of ways for humans and robots to work together to benefit patient safety, but that the end goal is a machine that operates entirely by itself Automated robots could be perfect for surgery in space "Take Mr. Elon Musk as an example," said Peter Kim, the lead author of the paper.
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Specialized investments in the patent asset class exist today, but the end goal of IPwe is to turn the opaque and fragmented world of patents and patent transactions into a broad asset class that can attract much more interest from the world's top institutional investors, as an example, insurance companies looking for pools of non-traditional investments that can generate significant returns.
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What many may consider a race against the machines is more realistically going to play out as a relay race — with teams comprised of both a human and virtual workforce seamlessly working together on assigned tasks for which they are ideally and respectively suited to complete an end goal, be it building a car, processing a payment or deploying a service.
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Transition from augmenting "dumb" environments with standalone devices to integrated connected gadgets Transition from augmenting "dumb" environments with standalone devices to integrated connected gadgets If the end goal is to have a seamless programmable environment, the building itself should become the ultimate packaging for the IoT infrastructure, not standalone devices (just like a mainframe is hidden inside a computer or a phone).
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Inspired by the success of Project Runway but with a new slew of judges, a more competitive end-goal, and a much (much) bigger prize, Making The Cut — which premieres on Amazon Prime Video this Friday — tests the limits of 12 designers to see if they have what it takes to not only create beautiful clothing, but also to build a global brand.
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And so, Instagram being owned by Facebook and the end goal being to keep people inside the app, because that's how people see ads and that makes money, they rolled out a bunch of changes last year to basically blow up the old style of the Instagram feed and make it algorithmically driven to surface things that were quote unquote "the best" for that particular user.
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This is my genuine ... I genuinely very ... It was tied to Book Search, and the thing ... I really felt like the mission of Book Search was extraordinary, and that while maybe the company could've gone about it better in terms of how they rolled it out, and I'd have to get into the details of that, but the end goal was something that I wanted to see.
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In a statement yesterday, the Space and Missile Systems Center at Los Angeles Air Force Base stated that the contracts were part of a broader Air Force plan to move away from the controversial use of Russian-supplied RD-180 engines in the Atlas V. "Having two or more domestic, commercially viable launch providers that also meet national security space requirements is our end goal," said Lt. Gen.
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Different things people might not necessarily know about, whether it's the type of steel you're using, or the type of tape, or the way you tape your stick, the way you're stripping a puck off of an opponent... there's a lot of technical things that go on behind the scenes to finally produce that end goal, which is the puck in the back of the net, or the game being won.
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What happened on Wednesday morning is this: The President of the United States asked the top law enforcement official in the country to end an investigation into a) Russia's active-measures campaign to interfere in the 2016 presidential election to benefit Trump and hurt Hillary Clinton and b) the possibility that a member (or members) of the Trump campaign colluded with the Russians to aid that end goal.
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No Plan B "We did not talk about a Plan B because we were focused on negotiating a supplemental agreement," a senior State Department official said Tuesday, "so we did not -- we did not talk about Plan B." That official said the US is prepared to sanction Europeans with the end goal of creating a "global coalition" to work toward a comprehensive agreement that addresses all US concerns about Iran using the leverage of economic isolation.
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As orientation to the internship program was phasing out at the beginning of June, I was greeted by the Search team and almost immediately given a swath of personal projects to choose from — individually-directed, team-assisted tasks that I could spend the full ten-week period of the internship on, with the end goal of leaving the team (and indeed, The Times at large) with a complete tool they could actually integrate and use in the search engine.
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U.S. Made Solar, a coalition made up of several U.S.-based solar manufacturers, is launching today, and will have a new advertising campaign criticizing the two companies petitioning for trade protections under the Trump administration and emphasizing "all things American" (one of President Trump's favorite mantras.) Why it matters: This new coalition, separate from another one with the same end goal (no tariffs) that formed in July, shows how this debate is escalating over what the Trump administration is going to do.
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