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So he found a different theatre for his holy war and achieved a different sort of martyrdom.

He added: "We were not quick enough on the track to respond or to satisfy our teams, and therefore of course we would have liked to have done things differently and achieve a different outcome".

Each week, get teams together to look at various situations and discuss them together to determine how they might handle things differently in the future and achieve a different result.

The individuals who run the small organizations with whom we partner are dedicated, extraordinary people who struggle to see and achieve a different future for Congo -- a future that is not rife with violence, corruption and abuse, and one in which there is gender equity and job opportunities.

A huge responsibility of playing The Sims is making sure that your Sim succeeds in life and achieves a different goal in each life stage.

Your photo's rain effect should already be looking pretty good, but you can make the rain look more realistic and achieve a different aesthetic by adding a second layer of "out of focus" rain in the foreground.

Duplicate the existing rain layer with the shortcut Your photo's rain effect should already be looking pretty good, but you can make the rain look more realistic and achieve a different aesthetic by adding a second layer of "out of focus" rain in the foreground.

Kulbak et al. [33] reported CsPbBr3 PSCs with different HTMs and achieved a highest PCE of 6.2%.

To reverse ground realities and achieve a markedly different outcome is not in the cards and will pose Obama with the same dilemma next year.

With different laws and policies in place - and, importantly, a different mind-set - we could and would achieve a different result.

In fact, his big tax cut could be the basis for achieving a different and surprising bipartisan endgame in 2001 that even President Clinton would have to applaud: extending health insurance to most of the 43 million Americans who lack it.