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Creativeguru Posted 9 years ago
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Aspired of or aspired for

Here's your chance to spread your wings, do the new, and land in avenues you've always aspired of.

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I almost always see 'aspire to'.

do the new sounds odd to me.

We normally follow or pursue avenues, It sounds odd to land in avenues.


Here's your chance to spread your wings, do something new, and pursue avenues you've always aspired to.

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