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I love having a big target to work towards.
I just need a [research] target to work on," says Nakamura, who finally received his engineering Ph.D. in 1994.
The run-of-the-mill startup contest isn't really ground-breaking news, but what's interesting here, from what we're hearing, is that this is the beginning of a more concentrated, long-term initiative at Target to work with more startups and developers.
"It does keep you on your toes, it gives you a kind of target to work towards… I think some students might… be a bit lost in terms of what do I need to get out of this.
(2) "It does keep you on your toes, it gives you a kind of target to work towards… I think some students might… be a bit lost in terms of what do I need to get out of this.
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He thinks that if patients are given NICE guideline targets to work towards, it will push them to deteriorate their health.
The Dutchman says he "can manage the situation" and has already handed the club a list of transfer targets to work on while he focuses on his national team duties.
The IDF says that it still has plenty of targets to work on, but the pressure to find more if the missiles keep on coming could yet lead to a limited ground assault.
Wilson was unsuccessful on his two deep attempts to Rice (neither of which were read or executed particularly well), but on other plays he did a good job of buying time and allowing his mid-level targets to work open.
The rage was in vain: voters still walloped Republicans in a referendum on George Bush and Iraq.However, Koch-bashing need not hit its purported targets to work (just as attack ads can do the job, even after fact-checkers debunk them).
Most of them are targeted to work under the system linearity assumption, but also some have been proposed to deal with the nonlinear case study.
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