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Again , the Chamber commends the Finance Committee for its effort to address the international competitiveness of U.S. exporters and U.S. multinationals and we look forward to working with you to achieve these ends . Goal 1 : To bring students ’ knowledge of factual information about the American political system to a level that enables them to achieve an elementary understanding of accounts of political events in the popular media . " Petraeus said he has " cautious optimism " about the future of Iraq , citing the country 's vast oil , water and sulphur reserves , the high education levels among the people , their entrepreneurial spirit and most of all , their willingness to work hard to achieve their goals . In terms of performance , other drives ( like the good old DTLA 307030 or the DiamondMax Plus 60 ) may achieve higher maximum transfer rates . Dealing with the computer as such is very alienating because coordination is hard to achieve . The Bush Administration will continue to work vigorously to achieve such ambitious results . Working in partnership with the Bank to achieve our shared objectives of poverty reduction in the Caribbean , we look forward to another year of growth and renewal . You may achieve the unpacking either by the supplied fortran software ( requires Unix and possibly some programming ) , or else by doing the unpacking yourself . Students who have studied Modern Greek outside a public school environment must achieve a score of at least 85 in order to obtain credit . The objective of economic policy in the region should be to achieve growth rates like the 6 percent attained last year over the long term . It is hard to achieve in a single system , and the challenge is even greater in distributed systems . A day forward only scanning approach may achieve the same outcome but certainly not in the same timeframe . The proportion of urban residents who achieve home ownership varies widely , from around two-thirds in Tunis , Johannesburg , Ibadan , and Dakar to under half in Algiers , Rabat , and Harare , one-third in Lilongwe and Cairo , little more than a quarter in Dar es Salaam , Nairobi , and Accra , and only one-fifth in Abidjan ( UNCHS / World Bank , 1993 ) .