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aim

Definition for aim

noun as in goal

verb as in point or direct at a goal

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It also advances the Genesis initiative, which aims to prevent organ failure and restore function through regenerative medicine.

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They also aim to investigate how common CPD mutations are in larger populations and whether they might contribute to other forms of hearing loss.

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He routinely uses the term “denazification” to describe his aim of ousting Zelensky’s government.

The Agriculture Department this week unveiled what it called a "big package" aimed at ramping up domestic beef production, by opening more land for cattle grazing and supporting small meat processors.

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The United States and European Union also announced new sanctions this week on Russian energy aimed at crippling its war economy.

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