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it just means to achieve or to reach a goal so when you say:
To accomplish it just means to achieve or to reach a goal.
"I don't think that there was a goal nor some sort of accomplishment that he was looking for in sharing these documents. Of course, there's some anti-government sentiment."
RACIST MEMES. >> I DON'T THINK THERE WAS A GOAL NOR SOME
The way that the cookie program works is that you set a goal.
you set a goal.
In 2020, they hit their two hundred thousand-person population target, and are heading towards a goal of five hundred thousand by 2030.
a goal of five hundred thousand by 2030.
perfect way to get a little bit smarter every day and if that sounds like a goal of yours I can't
staged a rebellion in Dublin, called the Easter Rising, with a goal of putting an end to British
staged a rebellion in Dublin, called the Easter Rising, with a goal of putting an end to British
Drive towards something and have a goal. Just temper your expectations.
Criterion two: it is in pursuit of a goal, whether that's learning a new sport or discovering a new molecule.
They give you a goal to shoot for.
Have you ever set a goal for yourself,
Have you ever set a goal for yourself and when you didn't achieve it exactly how you wanted, you felt like quitting?