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But rather than viewing marketing as a way to tell its own story, it aims to "bring knowledge to the people and give them ways to engage and respond to an issue," says McMahon. "Consumers are too savvy, it will harm you for being self-serving if it does not truly come from deep passion and commitment," she says.

The non-profit art group states on its website that it aims "to bring important international modern and contemporary art to Moscow, to raise the profile of Russian contemporary culture internationally and encourage a new generation of Russian artists".

Right now the 200-person company has its eyes on the security and identity markets as it aims to bring its computer vision technology into more industry-tailored solutions.

At Japan's Ceatec technology showcase, Mazda showed a high-beam auto-dimming feature it aims to bring to its vehicles.

Elsewhere, the firm is hiring data scientists as it aims to bring additional smarts to its services.

3D Systems says it aims to bring the cost of its machine to below $500 over the coming years to drive take-up.

Under the slogan "Bring Beauty Home to the Poor" it aimed to bring art, books, music and open spaces into the lives of the urban poor.

Tossing manifestos, dreams and libidos like bombs, it aimed to bring Western civilization to its knees and keep André Breton in the news.

Is it aiming to bring former BlackBerry owners back as customers, or is it shooting for brand-new customers who have never owned a smartphone?

The bank said it aimed to bring inflation down to a more "tolerable" level as soon as possible.GDP in Britain rose by 0.2% in the second quarter, leaving it 1.6% higher than in the same quarter in 2007.

This week the British Council said it aimed to bring the Swansea poet's work to international audiences over the next two years.