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Discover LudwigThe phrase "achieve that have" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly constructed phrase, lacking clarity and context.
Example: "I want to achieve that have been set for this project." (Note: This example still lacks clarity.)
Alternatives: "accomplish what has" or "attain that which has".
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A. There are goals that I still want to achieve that have motivated me to return to the sport after Beijing.
He acknowledged today that some of the steps he has taken to achieve that have hurt sales, especially holding back new albums until the second part of the year.
Yet, even as executives emphasise the importance of interaction between colleagues and more workers are navigating global teams, some of the efforts to achieve that have also made feeling left out of the group more common, in part because it's more obvious.
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But how the United States would achieve that has been unclear, including whether it would have a military dimension.
He said that to achieve that you have to be ruthlessly focused on execution.
And we knew that to achieve that we had to make you really feel them".
If you can achieve that you've done something impressive".
And there's one more thing Crazy Rich Asians achieves that has yet to be addressed.
Achieving that has sometimes come at a cost to Apple's business.
Despite having achieved that, Glover has attracted criticism from fans after the team's poor performances on the pitch.
I don't know if I've achieved that because I have too much good taste".
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