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aim

[eym] / eɪm /




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City's move for the Ghana forward, 25, is at an advanced stage with talks over the past 48 hours aimed at closing the finer details of the deal.

From BBC

We asked MarketWatch readers in an informal poll about their financial resolutions for the new year, and more than half — 52% — said they are aiming to save more and spend less.

From MarketWatch

Estate-sales companies aim to sell many pieces you have, sometimes agreeing to empty the place.

From MarketWatch

Putting together the roster that will take aim at the first national championship in Red Raiders history, McGuire drew almost exclusively from the high-school programs he used to do battle with at Cedar Hill.

From The Wall Street Journal

He also interned for Trout Unlimited, a nonprofit that aims to protect rivers and streams, which turned out to be his conduit to California.

From Los Angeles Times