Of course, the ultimate aim of expanding energy access is to spur economic growth and allow poor countries to become richer.
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There's nothing wrong with going to the gym of course, but the aim is to encourage everyone to build physical activity into their daily lives, such as by walking, cycling, swimming, gardening or doing any sport they enjoy.
No quarrel, of course, with the virtuous aim of providing basic health and education.
When I mention she probably has a good chance of winning gold again, she shakes her head, telling me "that of course is the aim", but that "there are a lot of great athletes taking part in London's Games".
More and more gene tests are emerging that aim to predict the course of disease in middle-aged and older people who are already sick.
The inquiry findings, which will be published in due course, aim to establish the full details of the fire and whether any precautions could have been taken at the Lanarkshire care home to avoid the deaths.
It wasn't just about cats, of course -- the broader aim was to see whether computers can learn face detection without labeled images.
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"All these thing come and go, of course it will always be and always has been a historic aim of the French in particular, other countries certainly, to try and chip away at the financial dominance of the city, " Johnson told CNN.
The aim of the Eco-Marathon is to complete the course using the least fuel possible while maintaining a minimum speed of 15mph.
Of course, it was a great training run for athletes who aim to compete in the 2012 Olympics in London.
If safeguarding international security is the chief aim of US President Barack Obama's foreign policy, then at some point he can be expected to change course in the Middle East.
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