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envision

[en-vizh-uhn] / ɛnˈvɪʒ ən /


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Originally envisioned as a means to an end, the express trains, steam trains and mail trains quickly became the focus of my journey, the cities and towns like grouting smoothed around the tracks.

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If generations of diplomats viewed the post-Soviet challenges of Eastern Europe as a Gordian knot to be painstakingly unraveled, the president envisioned an easy fix: The borders matter less than the business.

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A similar—if not worse—reckoning could easily be in store for companies that are splashing out on AI, should demand fail to materialize in the way they envision.

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And it is difficult to envision Maduro in a place like Turkey, several time zones away from Caracas.

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We asked six workplace-design gurus to envision how architects and employers will try to fix what irks many workers about the office today:

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