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Meanings of ultimate aim in English

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Usage of ultimate aim in English
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His ultimate aim is for Thyssenkrupp to exit the steel business altogether.
Reuters
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The ultimate aim is to adapt all four novels over 32 episodes.
The Guardian
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Dixon's ultimate aim is to re-establish himself with the hierarchy at Chelsea.
Reuters
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Either way, it is an activity with one ultimate aim: to impress people.
The Guardian
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The ultimate aim, however, is to link the cable into European data networks.
The Irish Times
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They all have the ultimate aim of preventing children from going into care.
The Irish Times
7
The ultimate aim of the code is to stoke economic growth.
Reuters
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Such were the first designs of Lee; his ultimate aim seems as clear.
A Life of Gen. Robert E. Lee
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But the ultimate aim is to have hundreds of lynx in the countryside.
BBC
10
What savagery he'd committed with the ultimate aim of bringing down one man!
The Dragon King’s Palace
11
What is China's ultimate aim with its current activities in the South China Sea?
Reuters
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Mr Gollschewski said authorities' ultimate aim was to keep the virus out of Queensland.
News.com.au
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Ryan's ultimate aim has been to find a new approach to combating entrenched poverty.
Reuters
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The ultimate aim, he said, was to protect America and its allies from attack.
Reuters
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The ultimate aim is to provide a safe and effective service for the public.
The Irish Times
16
Islam did not succeed in this ultimate aim - yet.
Christianity: the first three thousand years
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