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aim

[eym] / eɪm /




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The 19-year-olds, both from Dubai, aim for at least three shared sessions a week because, as Arthur says: "It helps to motivate us. If you go alone it's harder, especially when it's cold."

From BBC

As a result, Pink Bows has incorporated the show-stop procedure into a comprehensive training programme for live event organisers, with the aim of creating an international standard for crowd safety.

From BBC

Iran’s rulers had approached previous conflicts with the U.S. and Israel with measured responses aimed at avoiding escalatory spirals.

From The Wall Street Journal

These accounts often simulate holdings of a stock index, and managers aim to improve after-tax returns by actively trimming losses and gains to reduce taxable gains.

From Barron's

It could be nobody but Shaw, and her team-mates know they have a serious weapon in a team aiming to secure their first WSL title in a decade.

From BBC