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"We don't have a precise goal.
"I'm here for a precise goal: to make money.
Is a precise goal defined for the peacekeepers?
She was obviously a tribal woman and I was surprised that she had come all the way from her village with such a precise goal.
After the Wafa Bank explosion, a previously unknown group calling itself Clandestini Corsi issued a statement saying: "These actions have a precise goal: to stop the immigration that for too many years has gnawed at this island".
An engineer works according to a preconceived plan, with a precise goal for the desired end, and uses material designed specifically toward that end; the tinkerer, by contrast, works without a clear plan by making creative and resourceful use of whatever materials are at hand to produce new objects that possess some kind of unexpected functionality.
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For entrepreneurs, a precise end goal isn't as important as where you're headed and what you achieve.
His fifth goal of the season came in Oxford's 5 1 win against Ebbsfleet United, scoring the third goal with a "precise finish".
He was able to mix a more direct style with his penchant for assisting, and earned his goal with a precise finish early in the second half.
"Programming languages have a very precise goal, which is to be able to write code.
Related works are outlined in Table 5, created to compare the needed solution for the cross features and also to define a more precise goal of developing the application and to define specific requirements.
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