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They also aspire to a higher place in society's pecking order, but in so doing force others in the rat race to run faster to keep up.

Shared love of a comfortable, yet fancy, home life ensures that this couple will aspire to a higher ground.

But it was a condescending stunt whose subtext seemed to be that singing was the best migrants' children could aspire to.

"We do not aspire to unanimity, which is usually fictitious, " he said.

Firstly, they all seem to understand each other well and aspire to create regional integration.

I guess ideology that I aspire to , but you know the great question of the law, economics, things like that through. . . who know, I don't.

The Soviet elite did not own property in London, nor did they aspire to send their children to British public schools.

But he may perhaps aspire to know at least the parts to which he bears some proportion.

I bear great thanks to the hotel owner whose supports have enabled me to do what I aspire to without restraints.

You said the falling leaf is the root of the miss, or aspire to in this wandering in the process of that freedom?

He stars in a popular Chinese version of 'The Apprentice, ' in which he dispenses advice to entrepreneurs who aspire to be like him.

If I had a pair of wings, I have to fly over the mountains and seas, but I wish it was too remote, and I will always aspire to freedom!

And how could I love her unless I had perfect confidence that she would only aspire to what was beautiful, true and right?

but as the last refuge of the soul and the body home, also inevitable, that he sincerely aspire to become the object with the full praise.

I aspire to be one of your company, I hope that I can bring to your company to contribute their strength!

It may be one of the main reasons why humanity so universally has religion, since religions do aspire to provide explanations.

Pakistan does not aspire to any. . . Role in furtherance of the strategies of other powers.

"The Spanish sea black thieves" , "devil" , "blood hand sea overlord" , this is all children aspire to the title.

One of the reasons people aspire to be famous is that they assume getting rich goes hand in hand with it.

Remember, we are talking about a time when society dictated that most women could only aspire to be mothers or housewives.

Since then, tomorrow the U. S. would have an interest in the universe, and aspire to be a "rocket pilot. "

Its existence is to be celebrated, but I would say that so is its loss, freeing us to aspire to other goals.

If you aspire to be a business leader, you should take charge of your own development and focus on building your know-how.

He's proven that movies can aspire to be so much more.

Consumers are not limited to Mainland tourists. Taiwan's tourism service sector should aspire to attract tourists from all over the world.

O'Neill admits the quality of the Liverpool side that left Villa Park with all three points was something for his club to aspire to.

The man who once mused about Russia's joining the alliance declared that it does not aspire to be a member.

Now he has stocked the White House's budget office with advisers who aspire to shape policy across the administration.

Mary is ambitious enough to aspire to conversational fluency in Chinese in two months.

Where are, and vowed the people? They aspire to be able to survive the war.

Yet many live their lives as the 'effect' constantly waiving their divine right to aspire to the 'cause'.

When you live on a dollar a day it may be painful to confront your circumstances too squarely, or even to aspire to better things.

In few parts of the world do high achievers aspire to teaching (exceptions like Finland and South Korea have the best schools).

He felt that Tata's future lay outside India, and that it should aspire to become a global company.

Chinese students used to aspire to a job with a foreign company. Now they are more likely to want one with an SOE.

A wide range of sports aspire to join the Olympics, but few are able to reach those heights.

"We cannot underestimate the power of individuals and companies together, especially when they aspire to do good things, " he concluded.

Yet the idea that Tibet and Xinjiang could aspire to be separate nations is by no means absurd.

The story tells the story of a clumsy Panda only aspire to be a Kung Fu Master.

Never aspire to have unrealistic expectations because its end result is low self esteem, depression, disenchantment.

All the same, these sites do not aspire to serve as iTunes, Pandora, or even Pitchfork.

Today they want to get in touch with it: They remember they were an empire and aspire to be more sophisticated than they are now.

My birthday in the vibrant spring, spring is the season that people aspire to, people always do a good job in this season, his own plans.

We aspire to be one of the most interesting capitals of Europe or Asia.

While I aspire to the impossible, when a wave hit around, and I Helehaoji mouth water, yet almost washed up on the beach.

Q: What advice do you have for those that look up to you and aspire to be like you?

This is what I aspire to live in a busy time of the cause wholeheartedly, play their own talent.

They aspire to avoid the distortions and pricing anomalies arising out of market cap indices.

And this is what I most aspire to, right now: to be able to sleep, perfectly, on a plane.

But he said: 'Chinese people aspire to better conditions of work. '

A little forethought into engine design will save headaches and time. The thing you don't want to do is aspire to huge projects.

"America, " he says, "is a land where you can become what you aspire to be. "

Issues of international trade are among the most important that must be faced by countries that aspire to economic development.

Mid-life crisis and divorce are not events to aspire to, and yet there is some truth here.

Say little, and love much; give all; judge no man; aspire to all that is pure and good. - White Eagle?

The so-called " strong woman, " while it is an image that is full of romanticism and captures the imagination, is not what I aspire to.

everyone outs there wanna to be us, we are what you aspire to, not run away from.

It will be a long time before any other country can aspire to the global military reach of the US.

"China does not aspire to run the world because it believes itself to be the centre of the world, " he writes.

But some that supply parts to their branded competitors aspire to inventing the next breakthrough device.

International trade is one of the most important issues for the countries which aspire to economic development.

Today, your airline come Nanlv for interview, I think I'm qualified, and I really aspire to this profession.

"As a company we aspire to make information available to users everywhere, including China, " Mr. Drummond wrote.

I aspire to be acquainted with wiser men than this our Concord soil has produced, whose names are hardly known here.

But despite the recent catwalk trend for size zero models, most adult British women don't aspire to be super skinny.

That's what I aspire to, pursuit, my dream is to pass the Nankai University!

Do they aspire to the kind of value system and culture we have here?

I touch by the edge of the far spreading wing of my song thy feet which I could never aspire to reach.

More importantly, they made it socially acceptable, something even the poshest person could aspire to.

the culturally diverse metropolitan Shanghai? and aspire to eventually become permanent faculty members at Tongji University.

Also invited are the leaders of Albania, Croatia and Macedonia -- Balkan countries that aspire to join the alliance.

It has overwhelmingly contributed to the high standard of living which we aspire to and take for granted.

Students who aspire to becoming visionary , responsible and responsive leaders with strong integrity and commitment to society and life .

After graduating from high school, under 18 years of age Bill Gates came to aspire to Harvard University.

They worked tirelessly to help the deprived and the afflicted and - in our own way - we aspire to follow their great example.

but more often the reason is more directly related to the same reason many persons do not aspire to great power during their lives.

In high-end television writers can aspire to a level of control, as "show runners" and producers, that eludes them in cinema.

When linked up "aspire to reach the sky" shows the YUNTIANHUA people's passion for struggle, or the supreme demands they set on themselves.

Media supported by advertising encourage consumers to aspire to celebrity lifestyles, to keep up with the Joneses by acquiring more stuff.

While many companies aspire to this, for most it's unnecessary and not optimal -- not the least because it's hard to achieve.

We aspire to be the best within our field. Meanwhile, this is an opportunity to plan your future.

Much of science is firmer than philosophy is, or can ever perhaps aspire to be.

Could it be that as long as, moment by moment, we aspire to do our best, accepting our flaws and inadequacies along the way, it is enough?

Not every kid can be a super learner, but every kid can aspire to reach her potential.

Previously polls have found that about seven out of ten still aspire to marriage.

The latest leaked draft would "aspire" to have American troops leaving Iraq by the end of 2011.

In Chicago only a third of local students who aspire to college enroll in ones that match their skills.

You aspire to be an Olympian, yet their reign is ending, Hercules.

Three-quarters of female graduates are estimated to aspire to management positions compared with half their US counterparts.

At least I aspire to that.

But they say their society has never known the civic institutions needed to promote and protect the democratic freedoms they aspire to.

Of course it is okay to aspire to better yourself and your situation, but remember that could well come with a high price.

I touch by th edge of the far - spreading wing of my song thy feetwiuch I could never aspire to reach.

Instead of thinking of Robert Martin as a husband for Harriet, EMMA influenced the girl to aspire to Mr. Elton, the young, rector.

At certain times, I also aspire to live with abandon, enjoying to the fullest every pleasure modern life brings about.

The programme aims to prepare and train business professionals, who aspire to become HR leaders in their organizations.

"When there's a big gap between the item and the person's reality, they don't aspire to it, they simply admire it, " he says.

The current cycling vogue means that middle school students aspire to ever better, and consequently expensive, bikes.

In fact, in science we would end up a decade behind 1986 levels, and neither of us thinks that the late 1970s is an era to aspire to!

However, a variety of organisations aspire to provide full-reserve banking or claim to do so.

I aspire to becoming a realist, to gain a little more room for error, more room to maneuver emotionally.

Everybody could aspire to the relatively comfortable, stable lives of the French and the Germans.

Will Islam aspire to political power, or will more mystical or pietistic versions of the religion win out?

Going for very high- flying degrees enables them to aspire to high-flying careers in the City, or in IT, or whatever.

And not let it control what I aspire to have.

Health, a good education, the pursuit of happiness: hundreds of millions of Asians can now aspire to these.

It's no wonder they aspire to live vicariously through the younger generation when they're denied the meaningful continuation of their own.

Under these circumstances, then certainly every class will aspire to grasp the law, and logically so.

That is important because over a third of humanity lives in countries that aspire to be both democratic and federal.

As in the US, mistresses are practically obliged to aspire to the more socially acceptable role of "wife" .

The head of the armed forces council insisted that the military didn't aspire to power.

In Ambitions, your sims will be able to aspire to new artistic careers, such as tattoo artist, architect, sculptor, and stylist.

Wuhan University, which I aspire to, but because of capacity issues and not pass the test, I can't go in , but I still look forward to it!

I aspire to be a teacher, the teacher teach students hard, again no tired also obscure.

It is exactly the type of unifying body the Syrian and Yemeni opposition aspire to have.

It is admirable to aspire to perfection, but foolish indeed to expect that it will come quickly or without mistakes.

I aspire to see him.

Many can also aspire to own one of his Nano cars.

They also aspire to be rewarded by investors with higher ratings for their depressed shares.

The angels aspire to become men, for the perfect man , the man-God , [as distinguished from the God-man ] is above every angel.

Personally, I aspire to Beginner's Mind, and I set goals.

"Finding Nemo " to show the deep sea that have a beautiful, rich and colorful life of all people aspire to the seabed.

Desire to love, aspire to happiness.

Most poor people coming to the city aspire to higher standards of living and consumption.

The " youngers " or "youngs" tend to be aged from 13 to 16 and aspire to "graduate" to the hierarchy of their gang.

They are also influenced by The Beatles, which is their favourite group whom they aspire to be like.

A survey of Britain's youth found that many aspire to become writers. They clearly don't know how hard it is, writes Alix Christie . . .

What many Japanese firms lack is the habit of listening to consumers, and the ability to sell them exactly what they aspire to own.

So you see, music to me has often had the power to touch souls, inspire, and make us aspire to better things.

JPD: I think many record-breakers can attest that there is always a new level to aspire to.

Reminder of how we aspire to find balance in our own lives with an emphasis on values and enhancing well-being.

You do not aspire to patience in your journey of life.

While we focus on Chinese management research, we aspire to contribute to knowledge creation to the field of management globally.

Since then, the search for the perfect red rose is a rose has been cultivated by those who aspire to.

Make it artistic and awe-inspiring, but make it something we can all aspire to in the decade to come. Not sci-fi, just amazingly creative.

We also aspire to embark on the journey and to feel free to share feelings.

And there are very real sources of anxiety for those who aspire to a comfortable middle-class life in America.

And trade gave them a reason to, bringing in exotic products that well-paid workers could aspire to.

By the end of the GuFeiFei aspire to himself married.

Aspire to become beautiful dancers on stage, not because they like dancing itself, but more of a chasing its scenery and mysterious side.

The US defends all nations that aspire to democracy and seeks to promote prosperity for all peoples.

Certain industries are proving particularly popular this year, notably the energy sector, where MBAs aspire to work in alternative energy.

Most plan to attend college , and many aspire to work as professionals.

They shun jacket and tie, exclude women from the workspace, and even aspire to replace Greenwich Mean Time with Mecca Mean Time.

Youprobably aspire to be called a leader rather than a manager.

One of the basic rules of leadership is that in order to inspire others you must aspire to be a model of excellence yourself.

In my new work I aspire to connect and reawaken the consciousness to those primal feelings towards the objects and object making.

There are many waitresses that aspire to be actresses.

Aspire to make your dreams come true, no matter how lofty they may be.

Don't aspire to be like me. Be better. Shoot higher.

Don't aspire to "get organized" ; plan on clearing off your desk or making file folders.

As now, we are helping those who aspire to lead you out of the present period of chaos.

The first quality requested by the masters to those that aspire to The Path is discernment .

We aspire to shape brand, keep honest and faithful, and achieve a win-win cooperation.

commonly say that teenagers today aspire to own the latest smartphone more than a car.

If you aspire to compete with the best, you just walk a narrow road.

And though I will never play World Cup soccer, I can aspire to be my strongest self.

And there are plenty of lesser financial centres that aspire to become more like them.

We aspire to perfect technology together with high quality that in the past only belonged to hand made products.

Performing high quality Orthopaedic surgery is a goal we all aspire to.

They will still have subconscious memories of the past, that will enable them to aspire to higher levels than before.

I'm OK at Newcastle but I aspire to more ". "

If you aspire to the highest place, it is no disgrace to stop at the second, or even the third, place.

Fail suicide is a "drug addiction" , the dependence on the people, sick suicide fail to aspire to after care and warmth.

Poor children in the mountainous areas all aspire to knowledge.

Be interested in office furniture industry and aspire to take it as career 6.

Subjected to numerous and heavy taxes, they could never aspire to political office.

Somethinglike that would create jobs, a sense of national pride and give young people something to aspire to.

The perfect beings we aspire to be?

And aspire to drop some golden orb of perfect song into our deep, dear silence.

More than 30 all-news channels now aspire to grab the attention of India's burgeoning middle class.

This is why, Shariputra, all good men and good women, should they have faith, should vow [aspire] to be born in that land.

Masculine qualities may be required in the business world, but is that really what women aspire to?

I would love to know what all of you aspire to be or do.

Aspire to a higher, a nobler, a fuller life.

The authors aren't saying that every woman should aspire to marry a rich guy.

Casting away a short life, I have gained a long one, and I cause all beings to aspire to unsurpassed Bodhi.

Today, artists also like to travel to find their holy lands that they aspire to.

If you aspire to high levels of leadership, you have to constantly push to broaden your perceptual lens.

Today's privacy rules aspire to this, but fall short because of technical difficulties which the industry likes to exaggerate.

From that day on, the three of them aspire to be musketeers.

The serfs could not aspire to buying farm tools, let alone draught animals.

They work hard at school, where they are encouraged to aspire to higher education.

A survey of Britain's youth found that many aspire to become writers.

Any job can not be set in stone a good job, any job will not be for everyone to aspire to a good job.

Their delight is natural: there are among men some who are not far above plants or animals, and therefore aspire to humanity.

Milarepa was thus the true embodiment of the highest that man can aspire to and attain.

We aspire to perfect technology together with hellogh quality that in the past only belonged to hand made products.

Aspire to a higher peak is not wrong, not necessarily to become rich, elegant, but can not become a great man, this is our truest life.

And it often stretches the idea of economies of scale beyond what the emerging Japanese giants of the 1970s could aspire to.

However, whilst time is becoming short you can still aspire to being part of Ascension, and can incorporate it into your life.

Hita and others saw, was in China, where an expensive pen remains a status symbol that climbing middle-class consumers can aspire to own.

'Young girls especially will try and aspire to things which often they can't achieve and which will leave them feeling bad about themselves.

Nor do they aspire to such command themselves.

This is about as much as the college-bred generally do or aspire to do, and they take an English paper for the purpose.

Sure they naturally aspire to world leadership, why shouldn't they.

"Shishu" well-read, learning-rich were in ancient times by the distinguished scholar and aspire to is your past life.

The image gives the reader something to aspire to, so they buy into our message on an emotional level.

The IMF says governments should aspire to cut their debt ratios back to 60% by 2030.

Many unknown writers aspire to fame.

This is a pipe dream at best--but one that we should at least aspire to.

It is a nearly unavoidable accessory in our walk through life-we see someone do something great, and we aspire to reach their heights.

And those who aspire to start their own business.

But this time, not to only 100m citizens but also to several billion who aspire to share the American dream.

This war has gone through blood and fire, they increasingly aspire to live in peace.

It's not something little girls aspire to.

It's all very well to recycle, pester your parents about fuel efficiency and aspire to holidays that need no flights.

If we never fight for what we believe in and aspire to, we'll never be disappointed.

We aspire to become the most excellent supplier of original cartoon plays and value increasing dealer in China.

It was the song of birds, it is natural breathing, that is what we aspire to paradise.

That blue space is that they will never aspire to and never reach the stage of the marginal.

And if you don't aspire to anything, how can you be frustrated?

For those who aspire to change the world, improving biofuel development is a popular draw.

I have watched Romario and Ronaldo play for them in the past and that made me aspire to want to play for a great club like Barca.

I have a dream, always living in the CCTV, the home where love, paradise on earth, where people aspire to live a dream world.

Do you aspire to breathe, eat, and take dumps as your primary goals for the year?

This is not strong, shiki's by cannot aspire to the reason?

Humans, for example, when in shopping mode, aspire to something that they find acceptable, although that may not necessarily be optimal.

We should aspire to do something socially useful things.

There is something wrong with our value system that encourages people to aspire to those riches.

It does not exist where children can't aspire to a decent education or a job that supports a family.

Sometimes doing what we love doesn't pay the bills or there are no openings in fields we aspire to, but we still need a paycheck.

China's leaders have vision and in good faith, China's position in the world, more and more people of the world aspire to China.

There are so many people who aspire to practice and look by all ways for famous teachers to seek Tao.

Deregulationinfinancial services meant they could aspire to work in the Cityof London, once a blue- cocoon.

You truly just made me want to be the best actor that I suppose I never knew I could be, or aspire to, and I made every attempt

They aspire to open the program to more of the male inmates while also expanding it to other facilities.

Why even aspire to go to university when you know you will leave in debt and then struggle to find a job afterwards?

Long term, BMW will continue to grow as Chinese get more and more affluent and aspire to the life associated with owning a BMW.

For example, an architect here can aspire to build one major building in Manhattan.

"If we keep playing like that we can really aspire to something, " the 26-year-old said.

wanting to gain more but pay less, both the jobless and graduating students aspire to seek a job that is well-paid, relaxed and comfortable.

Do you aspire to become a leader at work or are you content to just be an employee who follows the lead of others?

China may aspire to the efficiency of Singapore and Hong Kong, but it is nervous about the idea of a small state.

This is a redemption we can all aspire to.

Practitioners in the financial industry in Hong Kong should aspire to the highest professional standards.

We aspire to provide Hong Kong artists an international platform and exposure to bloom with their imagination and creativity.

(Those who fall a little short can only aspire to this condition of energetic and industrious parenting. )

We should aspire to more than that.

Get the Life You Love (and live it)is my version of how people can truly live the life they want and aspire to.

We cannot and do not aspire to impose our system on other countries, but we do believe that certain values are universal —

Broadly this confirms what you might guess: the poor often aspire to improve their lot by migrating, but cannot;

11 And to aspire to be quiet and attend to your own affairs and work with your hands, even as we charged you,

They were not suffered to aspire to so exalted a position as that of streetcar conductor

in the snow that we aspire to a fiery behind the neglect of crystal-white;

The overabundance of landscape pictures, let us aspire to nature more;

We, who aspire to the truth and pursue it? s strength

When Expect was originally written, Tcl didn't aspire to be a general-purpose programming language. Since that time, Tcl has

You aspire to drive a BMW. You are an opinionated pain-in-the-butt. The ultimate suffragette, or the boss's girlfriend(male or female! )

Why one should aspire to be born there