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Mr. Cuomo said that as part of the approach next year, he will again aim to entice a developer to create a convention center project alongside a casino.

He suffuses his book with statements like this one, about heroism: "We might still hope to find that in our own brutal and hopeful history and the principles we take from it, which we can ever and again aim to make good this time".

The Conservatives will once again aim to cut net migration to the "tens of thousands" in their election manifesto.

Most discontinued their permanently happy characters (aka, killed them off) and created new avatars, who could experience discomfort and once again aim to achieve happiness.

But manufacturers, under pressure to make the new medium accessible (and universal), are once again aiming to make radio wireless.

A foodstuffs division called Patagonia Provisions (shades of Wes Anderson again) aims to sell quality products that address the ecological consequences of farming, fishing, and livestock husbandry.

Writing this time with a new partner, Greg Dinallo, Dr. LaHaye is once again aiming to reach publishing's celestial regions of popularity.

Bruin will now be the centerpiece of a Houston team that is once again aiming to compete for a third straight trip to the M.L.S Cup finals.

But less than two months before China hosts the Olympics for the first time, Mr. Hu is training and competing fiercely again, aiming to bolster a national diving squad that China hopes will dominate the sport this summer.

"As a coach I will always be trying to keep what I think are the best players," Hodgson said on naming Southampton's Adam Lallana and Jay Rodriguez in a squad that once again aimed to strike a balance between experience and youthful promise.

The Redskins aren't expected to be major players in free agency as General Manager Scot McCloughan again aims to build through the draft, but they will try to create more cap space by either restructuring or releasing players to acquire complementary roster pieces.