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intend for

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intend something for someone or something
to mean for someone or something to get something. I intended this one for you. I'm sorry I failed to give it to you in time. Aunt Em intended this cake for the county fair, but you can have it instead.
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Disregarding for the moment the positive impact that actually doing those things will have on your life, the point of the exercise is for you to intend for all of those things to happen, and then to follow through with that intention.
 
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