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At Edelman, we like the term Purpose: it signifies a reason for being for a company and a brand--an inspiration for engagement that drives all other actions.
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For instance, Private Speech, Public Purpose is a dense work that frustrates attempts to draw larger conclusions regarding her overall approach to free speech: the article exhaustively covers a very narrow subject, and nomore.
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Purpose is defined as, "The reason for which something is done or created or for which something exists."
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The most natural Method for this Purpose is to be conversant among the Writings of the most Polite Authors.
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Craig Ferguson's "American on Purpose" is funny and a genuinely good read.
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The longtime G4 network host's guest appearance tonight on the CBS series Accidentally on Purpose is only the first of several higher-profile parts on her plate.
This spring, it's the attack of G4 host Olivia Munn on TV, in film
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Purpose is that which willed, intended, desired, and brought about by foresight.
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Purpose is that which is willed, intended, desired, and brought about by foresight.
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Purpose is the intended goal, the effect or result of a desire, the reason that something is done,.
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The Purpose: is to get people to write new stories --- and they can be bad, I don't expect them to be great --- to get them thinking about current topics.
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