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Academicians of art history, has endeavored to go beyond classical education with techniques such as the experimental approach and on-site observation of the works of art and architecture.

'IRS waste undermines employees.' The Starship Enterprise endeavored to "go where no government employee has gone before". But Federal Diary columnist Joe Davidson wrote that IRS managers went too far with a "Star Trek" parody that many critics are citing as an example of excess at the lavish Anaheim conference that landed the agency in trouble.

We don't endeavor to go blue, to go X-rated, to go shocking.

The trio endeavored to go beyond the stereotypes about figures such as Nixon and Chinese Chairman Mao Tse-tung and to examine their personalities.

But it endeavors to go beyond tetanus vaccination and forge a path towards providing critical health services to some of the world's most marginalized and impoverished communities.

By Richard Brody March 16, 2018 Oxenberg's 1992 documentary endeavors to go beyond filming a relationship or a family; it seeks to film death from the other side.

I had an opportunity to chat with McIlwain about The Waiting Room, and how he endeavored to let things go a little more in the recording studio.

The sisters have other theatrical endeavors ready to go.

But he joked that going to war since World War II is a foolish endeavor: "Offering to go to war with the U.S. is like offering to go out for drinks with Lindsay Lohan".

What if every creative endeavor had to go through Peer Review?

The dazzling narration, arch as Jane Austen's, looks into Moody's level head as he endeavors to discover what's going on, and whether the apparition he's seen is part of the puzzle.