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Undergraduate private loans almost always require a co-signer, and with the parent’s debt-to-income ratio significantly increased by the previous Parent Plus borrowing, these loans may not be attainable.

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These purchases are neither cheap nor extravagant, but sit in the sweet spot of being aspirational yet attainable.

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Still, the conquest that Seidler — who died after the 2023 season at age 63 — long envisioned has never seemed so attainable.

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In their letter, Garcia and Krishnamoorthi noted that recent scientific advancements — including the creation of new preventative drugs — are making the eradication of HIV more attainable than ever.

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“Peace is what gives us the opportunity to make democracy stronger, to make freedom more attainable, to make freedom greater for ourselves and the rest of the world,” he said.

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

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