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Discover LudwigThe phrase "added dream" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context where someone is referring to a dream that has been newly included or considered, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "After much reflection, I realized that my added dream of traveling the world was just as important as my career goals."
Alternatives: "newly envisioned dream" or "additional aspiration".
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In a later e-mail, he added, "Dream more about MoMA sculpture garden and less Brazilian rainforest".
Marsh Media, an educational publisher in Kansas City, Mo., added "Dream Catchers" to its series of self-esteem-lifting books geared to children in kindergarten through the fourth grade.
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Today Hef's girlfriends would presumably add "dreams" and "ambition" and "love" to that list.
Adolfo Urso, a former under-secretary in Berlusconi's government, added: "He dreamed a dream which did not come true and promised reforms he did not make".
He added, "The dream work brought to the actor another tool — we stage our dreams, we put them on their feet".
But he added: "This dream we have, I know that it's around the corner.
He added: "A dream has turned to a reality because of the work of this nation".
"We've added a dream sequence where he talks," he said.
All any purchasers have to do, he added, is "dream and build".
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