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Discover LudwigThe phrase "aim to forget" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a desire or intention to let go of certain memories or experiences.
Example: "After the difficult breakup, I tried to aim to forget the pain and focus on moving forward."
Alternatives: "strive to forget" or "seek to forget".
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It comes while they sell merchandise, particularly Favre's No. 4 jersey, and while they aim to forget a disappointing 2007.
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In a recent speech at his palace, Erdogan complained about foreign powers who "aim to make us forget our Ottoman and Selcuk history", when Turkey's forefathers held territory stretching across central Asia and the Middle East.
The Nextbit Robin isn't about bleeding edge specs, it's about a design that's speakeasy levels of cool with software perks that aim to make you forget your phone isn't infinite.
The collaboration comes as part of UCLA's ambitious research and exhibition project "Classic Latin American Cinema in Los Angeles (1932-1960)," which aims to explore forgotten film traditions of Argentina, Mexico and Cuba, and to illuminate Los Angeles' history as a hub of Spanish-language cinema.
Through a mix of fabricated and real narratives, the artists aim to breathe new life into forgotten and discarded pieces of rubble and debris.
"Our main aim is to forget what happened in the past and to bring an end to tribalism in our country.
In short, we aim to focus on what lies ahead without forgetting where we came from.
These young boys fill their days with activities that are aimed to make them forget and be better: they pray, they eat, they sing, but in the end they do what many young boys do, they mostly just fight.
Others aim to be.
"We aim to entertain".
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