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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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The research—which they aim to submit to a research journal soon—tracked more than three million tech and finance workers’ employment histories on LinkedIn through the end of 2023.

"By weaving topics of social significance into our narratives, we aim to create impact that reaches beyond the screen and brings about a meaningful difference in people's lives," he added.

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The chain explained that the aim was to give customers a new choice and that meat remained.

Magnesium is often mixed with other compounds with the aim of helping support various parts of our bodies.

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He recently donned his rocker leather jacket for a surreal rally-concert aimed at pleasing his hardcore base.

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

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