He observes, for example, that carbon nanotubes failed as lubricants (one of the early uses dreamed up for them) because they react with metal surfaces to form carbides.

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Now he says he wants them to focus exclusively on their own work, dreamed up after Godin asked them to visualize their ideal pursuits.

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It gives students the chance to apply what they learned into real world situations, and inspires students to go above and beyond in ways many of them have never dreamed.

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For the 34 years that options have been traded on an exchange, investors have dreamed of hitting the big score with them.

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If we start planning when our children are young, we can build a better safety net for them than the government ever dreamed of.

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But Stags gave them more help than they could have possibly dreamed of, with some rank bad defending in a diabolical start.

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Sevi's followers dreamed not only of returning to Israel but of having Gentiles prostrate themselves before them.

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All they know is that this one thing that they have dreamed about and thought about and really couldn't even conceptualize, that it was being presented to them.

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For years, Claire Givens, a Minneapolis dealer, had dreamed of finding a place and an occasion to connect scholars and instruments with an audience that would appreciate them.

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