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In order to minimize recovery time and scarring, doctors are attempting to make use of existing holes in the body for surgery instead of making new ones. |
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"It became necessary to destroy the village in order to save it." (An American major after the destruction of the Vietnamese Village Ben Tre, 1968) |
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The presumed U.S. right to invade and destroy in order to shape the politics of a distant country was taken as a given by the media and ready-access intellectuals. |
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The foundation's dedicated volunteer Board of Directors works within the Canadian community to address Gandhian philosophies in order to promote the ideals of non-violence in educational institutions. |
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California’s institutions of higher education historically have been afforded extraordinary freedom from political, sectarian, legal, and undue economic influences in order to optimize the contribution of higher education to a stable, democratic, and advancing society. |
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The text explains how to eliminate subvocalization in order to increase reading speed. |
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In order that we can have enough time, we must leave before 8 o'clock. |
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Please remember to bring confirmation of payment in order that we may trace your payment and register you at the conference. |
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In order that learning can take place, there should be a good balance of known and unknown words. If the text is too difficult, successful guessing will be hard to achieve. |
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The developers moved in, destroyed the estuary, cut down most of the trees, polluted the ravines where the fish spawned, all in order that rich people could buy more exclusive beach condos. |
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Is it morally right to sacrifice one group of people in order that another group of people may be freed from tyranny? |
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In order that your name be read properly at the Commencement Ceremony it is important that we know the correct pronunciation. |
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Mail the package now so that it will arrive on time. |
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He will study ESL in Canada for 2 months, so that he can improve his English. |
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It is a well-known fact that ruling powers distort morality, so that it does not restrain them. |
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Should the constitution be amended so that the president can run for a third term of office? |
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Something needs to be done, so that justice is served. |
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One of the reasons why we go to see live shows is to hear the music really loud, so that we can FEEL the music vibrate through our bodies. |
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Three leading providers of e-mail accounts will work together in an effort to reduce spam. |
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The French government is promoting generic drug sales in an effort to cut annual health costs. |
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In an effort to prevent firearm-related injuries and death in children and adolescents, the American Academy of Pediatrics has re-issued a policy statement that supports a ban on handguns and semiautomatic assault weapons and the regulation of the manufacture, sale, purchase, ownership, and use of firearms. |
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In an effort to win new readers, Washington Post reporters will be required to write shorter stories. |
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In an effort to protect people from misuse of potentially deadly agricultural pesticides in homes, businesses, and institutions, the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency have issued a public alert warning. |
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In an effort to raise campus awareness about recycling and have a little fun too, the University Dining Services is organizing “The Art of Recycling” – a contest in which students are asked to create “works of art” using only used packaging materials. |
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They have saved their money with a view to being able to buy a house. |
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These measures have been taken with a view to increasing the company's profits. |
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The cyclist Lance Armstrong always denied having taken any product with a view to improve his performances. |
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Strips of rainforest were purchased with a view to creating protected areas. (Oxford Dictionary) |
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I will do my best to live up to my responsibilities. |
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He's going to Canada to learn English. |
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To turn on the device, press the red button. |
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It takes two to begin a fight. |
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