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In New Jersey, where the state treasury retains 65 percent of the reimbursements, filing the claims has been mandatory since 2008, and the state has set precise goals for its districts, including a 90 percent return rate on forms giving parental permission for schools to file on a child's behalf.
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An engineer works according to a preconceived plan, with a precise goal for the desired end, and uses material designed specifically toward that end; the tinkerer, by contrast, works without a clear plan by making creative and resourceful use of whatever materials are at hand to produce new objects that possess some kind of unexpected functionality.
Getting into that big business required a precise goal for the "Hearthstone" team.
The precise goals of a phase I dose-finding study are not always clearly defined.
We (Kennerley et al., 2009; Kennerley & Wallis, 2009b) designed an experiment with the precise goal of determining whether neurons in different frontal areas exhibit preferences for encoding different variables related to a decision's value.
Related works are outlined in Table 5, created to compare the needed solution for the cross features and also to define a more precise goal of developing the application and to define specific requirements.
But babies and very young children are terrible at planning and aiming for precise goals.
Is a precise goal defined for the peacekeepers?
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