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aspiration

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As a retired, second-generation immigrant, it seems to me that the younger generation has more socialistic aspirations than we did.

Slower-than-expected EV penetration has put a lid on sales and plagued profitability aspirations.

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It has come to encapsulate the larger tensions in education around class, merit, access and opportunity—as well as parental rights and aspirations for their own children.

China's top leaders are gathering in Beijing this week to decide on the country's key goals and aspirations for the rest of the decade.

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The Uganda Law Society said Mr Sebuufu's ordeal had not been an isolated case, but was "part of a systematic campaign to silence dissent and crush the aspirations of people yearning for freedom".

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

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