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mood the verses depict British middle-class	aspirations and material progress in the years after Wo
She represents the "Ichha Shakti" (power of	aspirations), and Goddess Deivayanai depicts "Kriya Sha
e Assembly Government on the funding needs,	aspirations and concerns of the higher education sector
ed to each students future career and study	aspirations and academic level.
e sweetest inside-tracks about the romantic	aspirations and disappointments of modern marrieds I've
We see the	aspirations and realities of his tightly-knit group of
e name was required to reflect the school's	aspirations and ambitions, and also identify it with th
oldest to sign to the 2003 Humanism and Its	Aspirations and was the only signatory to all three doc
specially women - to fulfil their political	aspirations, and create a more representative and inclu
hange information and ideas, discuss career	aspirations and expand their horizons.
and was a supporter of Vytautas' political	aspirations and an active participant in his coronation
ally realistic and genuine in its promises,	aspirations and goals.
However, He did not give up his literary	aspirations, and this job provided him with an insight
ich she aims to illustrate her full musical	aspirations, and allow her to grow as an independent, i
ays taken pride in its modest working-class	aspirations and a lack of...upper-class trappings."
n by the applicants describing their career	aspirations and reasons for applying.
omatically; he feared France had revanchist	aspirations and might try to regain her 1871 losses, an
ated a shift from their previously highbrow	aspirations and was now very risk-averse in reality: "T
own terms having "little respect for their	aspirations and fears".
h the Irish people in their misfortunes and	aspirations, and though he had criticized severely the
Quality: setting a high standard for the	aspirations and the governance of the company's work
jury nullifications ruined his presidential	aspirations and his last-ditch efforts to find a compro
n exposition of art as a development of the	aspirations and needs of worship, formed its core.
e early Methodist movement on working class	aspirations are also particularly memorable.
India and Pakistan, so long as the Kashmiri	aspirations are heard as well.
These	aspirations are shared by the London Thames Gateway Dev
m is about a Keralite youth whose hopes and	aspirations are shattered by a combination of fate and
Bebout said that his gubernatorial	aspirations are behind him as he begins a new political
don't want to challenge him, because public	aspirations are more important than my personal ambitio
Shared	aspirations are its timber,
still agitated by the Liberal and patriotic	aspirations aroused by the War of Liberation; at Bresla
c opportunity to pursue their interests and	aspirations as teachers.
he Romans, and he was not casting off Roman	aspirations as totally as we would be led to believe.
ing as much fire for their "Broadway-Metal"	aspirations as they were praise; while there was no dou
horities also recognized Peru's territorial	aspirations as legitimate.
French economic	aspirations at the time were strained by external and i
e they struggle to maintain their hopes and	aspirations, but ultimately slide into disillusionment
He has	aspirations, but no place to go with them."
He had no previous political	aspirations, but ran for governor after being persuaded
statements in support of Ukrainian national	aspirations, but had difficulty communicating with his
ld Trade Center, American Muslim dreams and	aspirations came crashing down."
was the only figure who could fulfill those	aspirations, claiming this was "why he was poisoned...
He admired Wagner's	aspirations concerning music drama, but did not agree w
ciples of Social-Democracy, its slogans and	aspirations, consist in creating the long-awaited atmos
Naposki who had NFL	aspirations decided to forgo his scholarship and withdr
He stated he had presidential	aspirations during the course of this debate.
brities, and a cunning lawyer with literary	aspirations, Edmond Picard, did their part in acquittin
But Joh Bjelke-Petersen's federal	aspirations ended with the failed "Joh for Canberra" ca
Ethan Brooks had NFL	aspirations even then and thought Division 3 ball would
for connecting "doing" and "being" through	aspirations, fears and internal strengths.
the Panthers, as a team that had Super Bowl	aspirations finished 8-8 and out of the playoffs.
ail Gorbachev's internationalist values and	aspirations for political reform but he could not cope
nd, with the advent of Imam Yahya, also had	aspirations for a Greater Yemen.
The Taiwan compatriots can realize their	aspirations for cross-Straits peace, social stability a
labeled "Provisional", signaling the Greek	aspirations for complete independence from the Ottoman
ng poetry is characterised by his hopes and	aspirations for a Mab Darogan (‘Son of Prophecy') who w
also have encouraged Ivess in his political	aspirations, for they relied on criticism of local and
Maria originally had	aspirations for the school to serve underprivileged stu
Early	aspirations for an entertainment career led her to work
entralizing impulses of sovereign power and	aspirations for autonomy of the Dukes; over the centuri
He had admitted	aspirations for higher office.
At that time the children had	aspirations for bright futures.
He had very high	aspirations for the movie, and the response shook him h
ducation and for whom society often has low	aspirations for academic achievement."
tnership aims to raise the achievements and	aspirations for pupils and schools.
Red as Himself: A power mad politician with	aspirations for world domination.
frican political opposition and nationalist	aspirations, for the time, were mute.
I have bigger	aspirations for local schools and local regeneration is
ement, which did much to shape the national	aspirations from 1870 to 1878, and was a consistent sup
Don and his male friends about their failed	aspirations gets uglier, as does their behaviour toward
The Club's true senior football	aspirations got under way with their promotion to the S
order to further his business and political	aspirations, he returned to the University of Florida t
ics are "way too far out to fulfill Keith's	aspirations; he simply doesn't fit into hip-hop's obses
Because of his wife Barbara's political	aspirations, he can't go to the police.
an abolitionist, but having high political	aspirations he took allegiance to the Democratic Party.
ally sparking hope, awareness and increased	aspirations in youth all over the world.
d sustainable path to achieving its boldest	aspirations in space."
The plot of the drama deals with political	aspirations in a modern setting, the downfall of the ch
peacefully effected with the most generous	aspirations, in the hope of abolishing poverty by organ
had abandoned his Jewishness and his poetic	aspirations in order to pursue material success by Angl
Karavangelis succeeded to strengthen Greek	aspirations in Macedonia and thus, according to Greek h
sition to Senator Joe Lieberman's political	aspirations in both Firedoglake and other venues, culmi
One of his	aspirations in life is that his sons grow up to be open
e would allow the Soviet Navy to fulfil its	aspirations in the region, threatening western economic
years, Sheila Martin apparently had little	aspirations in regards to her husband's office.
seen as an opponent of Egyptian nationalist	aspirations in education.
ar with Imperial Russia, which had colonial	aspirations in the region.
Its	aspirations include regional autonomy comparable to oth
Network still has	aspirations into releasing all three series of Holding
e exasperation with her husband's political	aspirations is seen in the pilot episode and throughout
in their struggle to neutralise nationalist	aspirations led to political results by the beginning o
ssures of professional careers and artistic	aspirations mix with the voyeuristic documentary camera
tudy who lack the resources to pursue their	aspirations, Music of the Baroque's Educational Outreac
Prior to pursuing political	aspirations, Neil co-hosted "The Morning Rush" with Eri
of what he calls the ‘huge gap' between the	aspirations Nigerians had at independence and today's r
t still quite popular, lingerie model whose	aspirations now include breaking into show business.
“A government is responsible to fulfill the	aspirations of the people and also to respect and imple
and was intended to promote the economical	aspirations of East Germany, by motivating the populace
that Land was aiding and abetting purported	aspirations of "dictatorship" by Obama.
The	aspirations of the new state were to include all territ
cceptable to the British, who had their own	aspirations of contiguous British territory running fro
With the aim to determine the	aspirations of Ukrainians he elaborated a fundamental d
r team and effectively hindered some of the	aspirations of McLaughlin and her group.
The problem I see with the Early	Aspirations of Sovereignty is that it is not only large
at "true music must reflect the thought and	aspirations of the people and time.
War, which showcased the musical tastes and	aspirations of American soldiers in Iraq.
London boroughs, raising the awareness and	aspirations of young people to career opportunities in
She had	aspirations of becoming an artist, but settled for a le
er, a West German teenager from Bremen with	aspirations of being a professional tennis player.
baram, captured the mood and paralleled the	aspirations of Indian nationalists yearning for indepen
saw his story as expressing the plight and	aspirations of India's dalits.
He has high	aspirations of becoming a great and noble knight, rescu
y this time, the ideal means to appease the	aspirations of a young man of twenty years?
It remains true to the	aspirations of its founders by providing a welcoming en
as Zeppelin, to combat the world dominating	aspirations of Harbinger Foundation founder, Toyo Harad
which embodied the aesthetic and political	aspirations of the art in that year's exhibition.
f the Austro-Prussian War put an end to the	aspirations of a grand unified state consisting of the
protecting the rights and understanding the	aspirations of the Arabs.
damental to power of an overseas empire and	aspirations of being respected by France and Great Brit
Aguinaldo established did not represent the	aspirations of the men who were bet entitled to be cons
inheritance law was thereby adapted to the	aspirations of the modern family, notably by its placem
e beleaguered leader of failing to meet the	aspirations of Somalis.
d it increasingly difficult to fend off the	aspirations of half-brother Afonso of Barcelos.
nd of the 1920s Florida land boom ended the	aspirations of New Port Richey to become a haven for Ho
This was an enormous boost to the BUFCST's	aspirations of one day owning the club, and thereby gra
constitutes a historical precedent for the	aspirations of the unification of the Basque-speaking t
ity to conduct its business and advance the	aspirations of all of the Lebanese people."
boy readily agrees to; for, he himself had	aspirations of joining the shrine in the past.
knowledge of the habits, the wants, and the	aspirations of the working classes, and on these subjec
Contrary to the	aspirations of the Northern Society, Pestel planned to
n 1940 with Menton), in order to fulfil the	aspirations of Italian irredentists (including local gr
cumenical spiritual doctrines with ultimate	aspirations of quasi-theocratic political control.
ple in the Labour Party and ensure that the	aspirations of young people are reflected in Labour's p
We took our part in supporting the	aspirations of our fellow-countrymen in the same way as
acts together to meet the common needs and	aspirations of its members, sharing ownership and makin
es a true equilibrium only in the satisfied	aspirations of the nations of Europe.
ntly or deliberately become burdened by the	aspirations of their parents.
nd recognize the legitimacy of the national	aspirations of the Palestinian people in order to achie
is an obstacle to the higher operations and	aspirations of the soul.
achieve these aims and to support the just	aspirations of the peoples in their struggle against co
lished a series of articles chronicling the	aspirations of Cedric Jennings, and his efforts to esca
In the early years, Hillin had	aspirations of racing Indy and Formula One, but after a
rendering his powers to meet the democratic	aspirations of many of his people ... [The people] favo
g all students in learning, and raising the	aspirations of those who are most in danger of slipping
To fulfill his	aspirations of becoming a professional, he signed with
age, reflecting the completion of the early	aspirations of the Hasbroucks and other Duzine members.
This bridge represents the soaring	aspirations of the city of Seville in preparation for E
roken sword" in need of restoration) to the	aspirations of the medieval Ghibellines, who attempted
Romance of the Western Chamber embodies the	aspirations of people for more meaningful and happier l
in Europe and the growth of the nationalism	aspirations of various minority groups.
f the content regarding subsection on Early	Aspirations of Sovereignty, under Foothold in India sec
this source, and supposed to evidence EIC's	aspirations of sovereignty; however the source makes no
omething which captured the frustration and	aspirations of black people so powerfully.
	Aspirations of the World (1878)
Leavitt's mission surpassed the wildest	aspirations of WCTU's leadership.
ppointment of Bishop Prakasam fulfilled the	aspirations of the people here.
lity; to support the cultural and political	aspirations of Tamils.
lent student, his father disapproved of his	aspirations of becoming a lawyer.
ackson has helping develop the professional	aspirations of his two sons.
ating boyfriend, and his young son, who has	aspirations of playing pro basketball.
e Coat of Arms is represented the hopes and	aspirations of every person who is a part of the DeSale
he hero's struggle against the middle-class	aspirations of his family.
often identified with the social and moral	aspirations of the Guatemalan people.
ose closings effectively ended the national	aspirations of the "Politicker" brand.
In furthering the fond	aspirations of Affleck, time was any thing but tardy.
From an early age, he had	aspirations of becoming an international sportsman.
xts it can suggest the perceived habits and	aspirations of rural middle-class life.
wholly unsympathetic regarding the literary	aspirations of Alice and Phoebe.
The first is to spread and to defend the	aspirations of democracy.
's Louise (1900) and describes the artistic	aspirations of Louise's suitor Julien.
e operations are dedicated to the needs and	aspirations of older tenants.
e from incurable diseases and to fulfil the	aspirations of the people.
He also indicated	aspirations of being a filmmaker, and an interest in st
name in 1995 to reflect better the changing	aspirations of its members, but maintained its original
Dubose had	aspirations of becoming a successful pro beach volleyba
Ed has	aspirations of being a major cartoonist, which are hamp
2008, Pittsnogle has placed his basketball	aspirations on hold and, as of January 2009, was workin
rnational Celticist ideas, and modelled its	aspirations on Irish independence movements.
asy" band, writing songs not based on their	aspirations or experiences, but about surreal horror fa
Despite its sporting	aspirations, power output was limited by a relatively l
ace and progress, in keeping with the noble	aspirations proclaimed in the Charter of the United Nat
With John Holden, The right to art: making	aspirations reality (London: Demos, 2004)
are Centre is spearheading the Royal Navy's	aspirations regarding enhanced Operational Knowledge Ex
Although his political	aspirations seem to have been postponed, he has managed
In any case, after 1945 the focus of Jewish	aspirations shifted from migration to the U.S. to settl
Their	aspirations started to become a reality in 1992, when t
is Pillai's best novel which expresses the	aspirations, struggle and grief in the lives of the fis
e and relatives so discouraged his artistic	aspirations, that he was constrained to keep his work a
Although they had nation	aspirations, the group was limited to New York and held
and going on to say "that for all its lofty	aspirations, the film has no driving purpose beyond att
mon economic, social and cultural needs and	aspirations through a jointly-owned and democratically
Ward would continue to harbour leadership	aspirations throughout the rest of his career and rarel
y 1586, he talked too unguardedly about his	aspirations to martyrdom and was overheard and denounce
With	aspirations to push jazz beyond its traditional boundar
The Telford Steam Railway has	aspirations to take possession of the up track passing
l defensive tackle, but switched his career	aspirations to singing after a cracked vertebra deraile
chandler, was a penniless sea captain with	aspirations to greater things.
ation approached non-government bodies with	aspirations to locate in the area.
cond brief appearance in Vienna, and it has	aspirations to expand to New York and Athens.
These interests, as much as his	aspirations to the titles and the lifestyle of the Engl

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