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Meanings of aim for in English

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Usage of aim for in English
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I try aim for 22 minutes a day, seven days a week.
The South African
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The aim for the second phase is to work towards commercialising research.
The Irish Times
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Jonathan Siegrist: Generally speaking, we want to aim for quality over quantity.
Climbing Magazine
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The European Union should aim for a more integrated economy, he said.
The Irish Times
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As a general guide, aim for seven to nine hours per night.
News.com.au
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Setting new year resolutions plays into that aim for big goals mindset.
The Irish Times
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The United States is likely to aim for restrictions, non-proliferation analysts say.
Reuters
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It's a challenge, but it's what we should aim for, she said.
The Guardian
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So aim for products that can easily be applied using your fingers.
The South African
10
What is the realistic aim for the Netherlands in France and why?
The Guardian
11
Or aim for a service career in teaching, medicine or public-interest law.
Reuters
12
It's not a day to try and aim for unrealistic targets, either!
The South African
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What is the realistic aim for Belgium at Euro 2016 and why?
The Guardian
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We aim for government... and we will not fall victim to blackmail.
The Guardian
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Writer thinks power is the last thing a newspaper should aim for.
The new yorker
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Now it is time for Ipswich to aim for that long-term goal.
The Guardian
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South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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