Word: aims
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These companies aim to build on a trial basis in limited locations, rather than rushing ahead on a nationwide scale, as Bell Atlantic and TCI had planned to do. "The information highway will be constructed on the basis of consumer demand, rather than on the basis of build-it-and-they- will-come," says Steve Krause, a technology analyst with SRI International...
...ultimate aim is the liberation of our people. So if we are to be liberated, it's good to see the hands that are holding us. And we need to sever those hands from holding us that we may be a free people, that we may enter into a better relationship with them than we presently have...
When the Rangers radioed for gun support, the pilots would zoom in to plant a tracer round or two in the street. Then the Rangers would call back a correction in aim, sometimes directing fire as close as 15 ft. from their positions, and the gunships would return for a serious pass. As one Little Bird whizzed by, its guns blazing, Bray felt dozens of hot projectiles * striking his body. "I thought I'd had it," he recalled. It took Bray several seconds to realize it was not bullets raining down on him but the brass casings pouring...
...before the photographer could aim and shoot, Anecdote Man swiftly dismissed him, "NO PICTURRES! This is not a show," angrily declaimed. "And besides, if you want a picture of us, you can buy the life-sized posters in the stores, like everybody else...
Furthermore, students who may never attend a U.C. concert or ride a U.C. shuttle bus are likely to be part of organizations which receive funding from the Finance Committee. The aim of this editorial is to educate these students and explain the process and, in so doing, demonstrate why drastic reform is not necessary and would likely be very harmful...