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A lot of people try particular exercises or workouts because they seem to be effective ways to achieve their goals—be that muscle building, endurance, or flexibility—but find they really hate them.

The startup is also working on reaching a point within the next three months to achieve $150,000 in monthly recurring revenue.

Some advocate for high-level policy change or engage in long-term research, while others are achieving immediate emissions reductions through activities like stopping deforestation.

He has had just limited success, however, achieving only a first-stage deal that fell short of his original goals.

It’s not just some kind of moment like the Constitution in Philadelphia — “Oh, we achieved a balance.”

Delisting the Yellowstone grizzly will render this achievable goal of connectivity impossible.

I had a couple of principles: You need to set yourself apart and it needs to be easily achievable, so wearing white clothing.

Here, now, are some achievable resolutions that will help you be sort of, basically, more-or-less decent in the year to come.

“Afghan good enough” is the military phrase for limiting our objectives to what is achievable and not overreaching.

In Yes You Can: The Achievable Diet, Diana Le Dean searches for the silent killers and suggests alternatives.

Harold MacGrath has attained the highest point achievable in recent fiction.

Some of these aims may not be achievable given the political and technology constraints, but need to be explored.

Now, these changes will require difficult, but fully achievable choices over and above the dedication of the surplus.

To make the American Dream achievable for all, we must make college affordable for all.

Gwen felt that her own task would have been more achievable had her own record been one of sorrow and defeat.