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It's the most instantly accessible release in the current slate of Mission Pictures, a distribution company whose aim is to become the worldwide brand for faith films.

A company whose aim is to end the stigma surrounding menstruation is also looking out for women who want to have penetrative sex while on their periods.

However, my mind constantly came back to biotech and the idea of working in a small company whose aims you believe in and in which you play a critical role.

In New York, it has now become an endless contest in which administrators seeking authentic measures of intelligence are barely able to keep ahead of companies whose aim is to bring out the genius in every young child.

Support and protected time for early-stage companies is especially important for life sciences companies whose aim is health impact.

Some of its current holdings include positions in the daily fantasy sports operator FanDuel (which called off a merger with competitor DraftKings back in July); the insurance company Lemonade; Nexar, a company whose app aims to keep cars from colliding; and a startup that sends out personalized daily vitamin packs on a monthly basis, called Care/of.

These include the daily fantasy sports operator FanDuel (which announced plans to merge with DraftKings last year; apparently, the FTC is still analyzing the potential tie-up); the insurance company Lemonade; Nexar, a company whose app aims to keep cars from colliding; and a startup that sends out personalized daily vitamin packs on a monthly basis, Care/of.

"I don't want to work for a company whose only aim is to make money," she said.

Microsoft announced plans Tuesday to acquire a company whose software aims to protect corporate networks from e-mail borne threats and said it would sell a product based on the technology.

In 1948 they set up a publishing company together, Gaberbocchus Press, whose aim was to produce "best-lookers" rather than bestsellers, while Franciszka became involved in a diverse array of activities, including theatre design for a 1964 Stockholm production of Ubu Roi.

Shire, a Dublin-based group listed on the FTSE 100, will pay $46 a share in cash for NPS Pharma, a US company whose main product aims to alleviate bowel disease.