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Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy has warned that Spain would not meet its deficit-reduction goal for 2012 but would instead aim for a more ambitious target next year.

The estate and its producing partner, Columbia Live Stage, said that they would instead aim to bring the musical straight to Broadway in the summer of 2020.

Following the August election victory of the Democratic Party of Japan, the new prime minister, Yukio Hatoyama, said that Japan would instead aim for a 25% reduction below 1990 levels by 2020, provided there was an international agreement that included India and China.

Speculation about Ford's going back on its pledge began to swirl yesterday after Philip R. Martens, the vice president for product creation, told some reporters that the company was scrapping the objective and would instead aim for fuel economy improvements of 20percentto30percentcent across its entire vehicle fleet by the end of the decade, according to reports by Reuters and Bloomberg News.

Proceeds from the tax would not go to state coffers, but would instead finance cancer research.

Batsheva's choreographies never try to depict a real situation, but instead aim to provoke an interior effect.

It would focus less on breaking news and instead aim to emulate "Newsnight not News at Ten".

The strikes would instead be aimed at military units that have carried out chemical attacks, the headquarters overseeing the effort and the rockets and artillery that have launched the attacks, according to the options being reviewed within the administration.

Authorities believe North Korea would attack closer targets, such as South Korea or Japan — or instead aim for the U.S. mainland.

As illustrated in Fig. 5, these changes did not modify the strategic pattern but were instead aimed to retain it.

Instead, aim for cocreation.