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goals

noun as in ideals

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At times, Mario Cuomo seemed to have the humility of a Jesuit and the goals of an emperor.

By setting no goals, the player must find their own purpose.

As the year draws to a close, these goals remain unfulfilled and the news from CAR continues to be harrowing.

Most travelers return home from trips revitalized and armed with new goals.

The legal jungle must be bulldozed, and replaced by radically simpler framework of goals and principles.

Before long you join all these goals, and jump from architecture to history, from history to literature.

They strive toward goals which to them are more worth while—self-improvement, for instance, spiritual growth being a better term.

The knowledge and the love of God are to them phrases, not practical goals, invitations to paths of spiritual adventure.

St. Moritz lost two goals to nothing in the first half, and Winn felt as if he were biting on air.

Sheffield was still alert and dangerous, but he could not shoot goals when the other players failed to feed him the ball.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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