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Meanings of achieve in in English

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Usage of achieve in in English
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Away wins are becoming harder to achieve in Europe - ask Wasps.
The Guardian
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We have much more ambitious targets to achieve in 2012, he said.
The Irish Times
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It undermines whatever good he was planning to achieve in the magazine.
The Guardian
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And how easy would this be to achieve in a modern city?
BBC
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What can we realistically expect to achieve in the next few years?
Obama's wars
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What is it that Winston Peters wants to achieve in foreign policy?
Radio NZ
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Not that there was anything to achieve in Koblat, he thought miserably.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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But dignity is hard to achieve in a couple of parti-coloured towels.
Psmith in the City
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That's just one of the things you want to achieve in life.
Reuters
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Thou wilt then see, O Bharata, what I will achieve in battle.
The Mahabharata of Krishna-Dwaipayana Vyasa, Volume 3 / Books 8,...
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Background: Dialysis adequacy targets frequently are difficult to achieve in large hemodialysis patients.
Pubmed
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Use what you feel you can achieve in these unusual circumstances and times.
The Guardian
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Lower expectations of what children might achieve in the lockdown environment.
Radio NZ
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Maybe that's something AIG can achieve in 2019, its centennial year.
Reuters
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It certainly wasn't something you could achieve in a twenty-five second sound bite.
Drawing Down the Moon
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Remember, though, what Woodward's team went on to achieve in 2003.
The Guardian
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