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Updike's mother, Linda Hoyer, a woman of larger cultural interests and fierce small-town aspirations, worked as a saleswoman in a local store.
I had ambitious public service aspirations; worked tenaciously; loved fiercely; wrote confidently about equal opportunity and the American dream; bought into and unabashedly endorsed my adopted hometown of Detroit as the best place in the country to work with meaning and purpose.
These personal and social factors are interconnected with others that influence the decision of nurses or health workers to stay in or leave rural and remote areas: financial aspects, career aspirations, working and living conditions and bounding or mandatory service [ 11, 13].
"I don't have any aspirations to work in the Premier League right now.
"We came here with modest aspirations, to work hard and educate my daughters," said Mr Gillard, 81.
Unlike his wife, he has no aspirations to work on Wall Street.
The logic went that if their aspirations and work ethic could be fixed so would the attainment gap.
Although now a cleaning salesman, his aspirations to work in the music industry are as desperately potent as ever.
Nakheel, whose highly leveraged luxury developments — including artificial islands off the coast — came to symbolize Dubai's brash aspirations, will work on a restructuring agreement with its banks.
With aspirations to work in law enforcement, O'Neal could turn up on TNT's "Southland" or "Memphis Beat" series, or star in a cartoon series.
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