Ron Wyden has expressed frustration with how the committee has pursued — or not pursued — money matters.
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We obviously would not have pursued the measures that we pursued without that level of certainty.
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Maybe we all pursued law to save someone left behind; maybe we pursued it to save ourselves.
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In my mind, my father never pursued fame explicitly; he pursued his passions and his love for the job.
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Sulmeyer: There are two lines of effort that should have been pursued, and need to be pursued for the future.
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They pursued solo careers after breaking up The band broke up in 1988, and several of the members pursued solo careers.
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" In his ode to McClure, Sweis writes, "That is what MEN do…We pursue women and women dress to be pursued, wear perfume to be pursued, and in Silicon Valley there are MANY WOMEN who dress to be pursued.
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A congressional subcommittee pursued one investigation, and the law firm Ropes & Gray, retained by the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee, pursued another.
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"Anything that is a low-carbon solution has to be pursued, and anything that can get bipartisan support ought to be pursued," said Sen.
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Quoted: "Anything that is a low-carbon solution has to be pursued, and anything that can get bipartisan support ought to be pursued," said Schatz.
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As for Manafort, saying that you are being pursued by the wrong cops does not mean that you are being pursued for the wrong crime.
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For reporters who pursued the story, it was a case where "everyone knew" but nobody would go on the record — so stories were pursued and then evaporated.
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But she cautioned that higher growth rates should be pursued alongside structural reforms in Russia, and that growth in itself should not be pursued at the expense of stability.
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I've always pursued theater — that was always my passion.
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As a result, he has pursued policies similar to what Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz or Jeb Bush might have pursued: repeal of Obamacare, tax cuts for corporations, deregulation for the energy industry.
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She pursued help after her parents noticed the eating disorder.
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Mobileye has pursued a similar strategy in the car market.
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Both Brooke and Cary have pursued careers in the arts.
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The more Tina pulled away, the more Bob pursued her.
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Neither the police nor the local prosecutors pursued the case.
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This is why Liu's lab pursued the single base editor.
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Excluded from that stereotype, girls pursued other professional fields instead.
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Elsewhere, governments pursued their own new restrictions on online activity.
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But he cited no evidence that those plans were pursued.
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The reason I haven't pursued it is because I understand.
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Reprieved from collapse, the Ottoman Empire's government pursued radical reforms.
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Off they run, without confirming that they are being pursued.
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A school resource officer pursued Rollins, firing at him once.
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Two more policemen were shot as they pursued the gunmen.
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Social liberalisation is being pursued by illiberal means, and incoherently.
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So Ms Musa pursued her spouse through the Dutch courts.
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New sanctions on Iran's ballistic missiles must still be pursued.
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They met at the Western Union, he really pursued her.
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This is not the first time PJT has pursued acquisitions.
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Through the 1950s, Blanche pursued James Baldwin and Simone de
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A fifth officer fled and is being pursued, he said.
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I was a high school theater kid who pursued jocks.
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O) and that he would have pursued Twitter Inc (TWTR.
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PA) is being pursued by business services company Edenred (EDEN.
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Along the way, she pursued her passion for art history.
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"We pursued that as hard as we could," Marsh said.
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She also hasn't pursued the death penalty in other cases.
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Prime Minister Ariel Sharon pursued a similar policy in Gaza.
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A thought to be pursued elsewhere, but relevant here, too.
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They have aggressively pursued solutions in new and innovative ways.
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And they were inundated with false tips to be pursued.
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Meanwhile, others stayed off that bill or pursued other options.
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Many of those plans, though arduously pursued, were never realized.
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Garfield had been pursued at different points by dogged HUAC
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As officers pursued the vehicle, it fled southbound on Broadway.
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A second source confirmed it was unlikely to be pursued.
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But neither state has pursued a case against the carriers.
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Does that mean that the House shouldn't have pursued impeachment?
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The assistants pursued legal action and eventually split a settlement.
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Consciously or not, we pursued careers that allowed us flexibility.
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Additional violations can be pursued as felonies, the publication noted.
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Recently, the sport has been pursued with less glamorous accouterments.
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Sam Ervin pursued his congressional investigation during the Watergate scandal.
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He said his clients pursued the lawsuit for two reasons.
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I'm being pursued by a gentleman and I like it.
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For a decade or more, Westinghouse pursued a SMR design.
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Matt majored in printmaking, while Roxanne pursued drawing and painting.
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She pursued LionMaker through all the channels available to her.
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As a result, not all evidence was pursued, they said.
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Instead, the Army has secretly pursued him for seven years.
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Huizar pursued Swords, Foil wrote in an email to CNN.
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What happens to pursued dreams is pretty much her remit.
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Not that that is why Mr. Chan pursued the project.
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Mr. Novak then pursued a career in steel and mining.
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This allows separate solutions to be pursued in different arenas.
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For the rest of her career, she pursued passion projects.
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The major internet platforms pursued global scale with religious zeal.
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Activists in the state had pursued the cause for years.
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Tehran has said it pursued a peaceful nuclear program only.
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Inherent contempt is something Congress hasn't pursued since the 1930s.
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He has pursued it to the ends of the earth.
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In these years, Mr. Buckel pursued another longstanding interest — Buddhism.
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German prosecutors pursued criminal charges against two top Porsche executives.
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At that point, Democrats say, alternatives proposals could be pursued.
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He retired and pursued a job as a pitching coach.
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Leads pursued in the past all led to dead ends.
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"In his words, he was pursued by grace," she said.
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But, beyond that, it hasn't been something I've actively pursued.
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After selling SFX Entertainment, Mr. Sillerman pursued various entertainment projects.
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I know that both of those channels are being pursued.
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He would not say what other avenues were being pursued.
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He and his leader took off, pursued by the police.
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Iowans, who are used to being desperately pursued, weren't impressed.
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SAN FRANCISCO — For months, technology companies have pursued Amy Chang.
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Mr. Renzi pursued reforms aimed at spurring companies to invest.
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My husband pursued his goal of working in law enforcement.
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Her husband, Ed, separately pursued his master's in business administration.
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And I pursued activities that could replace my phone habit.
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Kim has aggressively pursued nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology.
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Whiting pursued his ambition of becoming a Formula One mechanic.
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It was surrendered to authorities, and no charges were pursued.
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Tehran has said it pursued only a peaceful nuclear program.
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And he pursued that to a very perverse outcome. Right.
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He worked various day jobs and pursued acting by night.
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Lamont also pursued a failed bid for governor in 2010.
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Since then, successive waves of feminists have pursued two emancipations simultaneously.
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Video showed people running and being pursued by others with sticks.
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Nor has she "pursued a dogged vendetta" against a political rival.
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Others have long pursued less invasive options, also without much success.
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Like a lot of entrepreneurs, Branson never pursued formal business education.
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No charges were ever pursued by the Los Angeles District Attorney.
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What's more, Romney actively pursued, and got, Trump's endorsement in 2012.
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Against the square stanced Andrade it worked well as Andrade pursued.
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Whenever the latter is lost, the former should not be pursued.
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The Florida Panthers and New York Islanders also reportedly pursued him.
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Abram says she pursued the grant because no similar research exists.
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ONE has pursued a policy that might be described as "hyperlocalism".
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Before joining the Army, Jukes pursued rock climbing during high school.
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Buhari has pursued protectionist policies since first taking office in 2015.
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That suit is expected to be pursued in state court soon.
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Iran says it has never pursued the development of nuclear weapons.
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He never pursued the job, and he certainly didn't need it.
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Iran says it has never pursued the development of nuclear weapons.
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TC: So you dropped the travel startup idea and pursued this.
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The Bank said no further negotiations with Gongbao would be pursued.
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Wa Lone pursued his job while facing difficulties making ends meet.
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But he says it was never pursued, presumably due to costs.
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The United States never pursued the January complaint at the WTO.
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Enterprise has not pursued the matter further either, the source said.
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In theory, the Russia investigation could have been pursued this way.
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The Kushners pursued the same wealth-building strategy in New Jersey.
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Everybody knew he was innocent and yet they pursued the investigation.
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Kirchners pursued socially inclusive and redistributive policies based on the premise
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O, had pursued Time Warner Cable as far back as 2013.
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Netflix has, otherwise, fairly successfully pursued a strategy of global expansion.
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Any further research he pursued had to be even more thorough.
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Traffic was stopped in all lanes while officers pursued the dogs.
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Investigators discovered Cook's diary, where he listed the women he'd pursued.
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A suicide bomber triggered the third while being pursued by residents.
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The Chicago White Sox were among the teams that pursued Machado.
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Three days matches the most restrictive limit pursued in the states.
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In recent years the government has pursued reform more than repression.
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And this pledge will be vigorously pursued because elections have consequences.
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The Sackler clan has pursued a variety of causes and interests.
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They pursued more anyway, and the search is producing diminishing returns.
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These kind of charges are not commonly pursued in counterintelligence cases.
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In addition, North Korea has pursued other avenues for obtaining cryptocurrencies.
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Cuba, a Soviet satellite, pursued similar disruptions against the United States.
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Yet Mr. de Blasio has pursued his role with obvious enthusiasm.
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What economic policies might it have pursued in a third term?
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By contrast, law enforcement vigorously pursued its end of the program.
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The shooter then fled the church, while the citizen pursued him.
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She said she pursued sexual abuse cases despite the USOC's discouragement.
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Papadopoulos separately pursued arranging a trip for Trump during the campaign.
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Their only child, a son, pursued a career in wildlife conservation.
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Police pursued the assailants back into the compound before exchanging fire.
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He went to Yale, then pursued a legal career in Detroit.
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Tesla said for two years it has pursued a legislative solution.
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But that goal, pursued by Democratic and Republican administrations, proved futile.
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Were that goal pursued without bias, it would be less controversial.
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Nikolaeva explains that before the rape Sharov had pursued her aggressively.
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While some like California pursued strong environmental protections, others did not.
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When instead Clark turned around and fled instead, they pursued him.
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This is essentially the same policy that the Obama administration pursued.
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So in the meantime, Bigelow Aerospace has pursued contracts with NASA.
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She was born in Hokkaido and pursued her career in Tokyo.
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Maybe it's an irredeemable pursuit, more honestly pursued for money alone.
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Schumer actively pursued overseas corporate tax reform with Ryan last year.
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Charges against Brown were not pursued by prosecutors at the time.
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Judicial Watch, the conservative legal organization that has doggedly pursued Mrs.
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Ukrainian prosecutors and courts have not pursued charges against Mr. Manafort.
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But there are limited avenues for accountability that must be pursued.
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No city has pursued a parking-based congestion management plan before.
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The United States has pursued this "just add water" approach, too.
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Under Xi, China has pursued a sweeping crackdown on official corruption.
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Nor has he pursued a Hensarling-style highly ideological libertarian agenda.
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Across the nation, they have pursued voter restriction tactics with vigor.
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And they worry that other projects in Bosnia could be pursued.
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They settled in Tashkent, had two daughters and pursued their careers.
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The film also shows reasons the case was not pursued aggressively.
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Following his father's playbook, he pursued a policy of aggressive acquisition.
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Instead, he pursued 5003 months of frustrating but ultimately successful diplomacy.
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The same year, he also pursued a relationship with another employee.
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"It doesn't seem like they pursued any criminal action," he said.
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They've moved alone, pursued careers alone, overcome all of these obstacles.
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However, Ho and Hsiao pursued different paths from their Western counterparts.
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Mike Nichols, John Huston and Robert Redford all pursued the idea.
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Both were fearless explorers who pursued life's pleasures to the fullest.
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So the team aggressively pursued superstar Kevin Durant in free agency.
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Just as assiduously as he pursued donors, Schumer wooed the press.
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Perhaps Love could have pursued having a baby using artificial insemination.
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During their run as a comedy team, they pursued other jobs.
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" Another asked: "For what reason are these criminals not being pursued?
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After marrying, Grace says, she pursued biochemistry on an amateur level.
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The Trump administration has pursued a dirty war on clean water.
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He considered becoming a playwright or drama critic but pursued neither.
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"Where enforcement is necessary, it is often not pursued," she wrote.
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Sanders has never pursued a typical path to the Democratic nomination.
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Five telephone bidders pursued the work, which sold for £1.3 million.
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A few victims of cyber harassment have successfully pursued civil actions.
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Diana is pursued by the press near her London flat, Nov.
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All along, China has upheld the international order and pursued multilateralism.
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The American rowers who pursued gold at the 103 Berlin Olympics.
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Instead, the United States pursued a policy that prolonged the conflict.
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We pursued reforms through government, ignoring public protest in the streets.
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Tensions cooled after Duterte pursued a closer economic relationship with Beijing.
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John could have been a cardiologist, but he'd pursued dermatology instead.
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The reasons respondents pursued a side hustle varied depending on demographic.
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The policies pursued under the fusionist umbrella now have less sway.
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She also pursued poetry, publishing work in Poetry and Commonweal magazines.
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She also pursued poetry, publishing work in Poetry and Commonweal magazines.
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And so exits Amazon, pursued by the angry crowds of Queens.
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She pursued a cause that she felt right until the end.
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Trump has pursued a protectionist trade agenda to shield U.S. manufacturing.
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Or even pursued the same outcomes, maybe via a different strategy.
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And he has pursued this objective in a variety of different ways.
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The sculpture remains in New York while the legal cases are pursued.
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Although police pursued several leads, the case went cold for 56 years.
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It began with a series of elbows, as Guimaraes pursued a takedown.
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Earlier in her career, Barch pursued a master's degree in public policy.
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This isn't the first time tech companies have pursued vein-based biometrics.
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It has simultaneously pursued unconventional, backdoor approaches to shape his China policy.
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Please come forward so that your cases — and justice — can be pursued.
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Uber has also pursued a similar strategy that has worked remarkably well.
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The Justice Department pursued drug companies, at least under Obama and Clinton.
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The Obama administration has single-mindedly pursued a nuclear deal with Iran.
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She pursued arbitration, seeking $105,0003 in unpaid wages, lost overtime and damages.
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Fittingly he was pursued by a much-admired prosecutor of Indian descent.
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I think I pursued it full time at the best possible time.
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Meanwhile, investigators pursued a deadly path that led to the Pulse nightclub.
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Like Jessica, Mr. Porter is being pursued by the same graffiti artist.
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Raven Gates is being pursued by a near-unsettling number of suitors.
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"In my mind, we pursued every avenue available to us," Marquardt said.
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Instead, they have pursued the theory of a leftist—specifically Maoist—conspiracy.
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Huawei has denied these accusations and pursued legal means to fight back.
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Troopers pursued him and gunfire was hot and heavy for a time.
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Prosecutors such as Ms Madonsela pursued their cases with bravery and vigour.
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This economy is a stronger economy because of the policies we've pursued.
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AND FINALLY Tom and Jerry This cat doggedly pursued a TV mouse.
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There was never any charge that Clinton either harassed or pursued Monica.
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Florida never pursued any investigation or action against Trump or his university.
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In his papers, he pursued a relentless vendetta against President William McKinley.
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He says he wanted all this to happen and he pursued her.
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It was pursued by the Highway Patrol and a sheriff's office helicopter.
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Some media companies have pursued "hyperlocalization," but only in fits and starts.
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Yet Barbour said it's a strategy that is being pursued too soon.
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"We are pleased that this crime is being pursued aggressively," he said.
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Constand initially pursued civil action against Cosby, which was settled in 2006.
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Governments pursued both these policies in the 1930s to escape the Depression.
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The projects pursued "have a good return on their investments," he said.
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I pursued the wrong career, the wrong relationships and the wrong dreams.
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Antitrust: The EU has pursued US tech companies for violating antitrust laws.
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Authorities said they'd considered and pursued that lead prior to charging Tellis.
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No other city has pursued a private for-hire driver unionization policy.
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All the while, he pursued his passion for jazz saxophone and improvisation.
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Two months later, at Allison's trial, Seifert again pursued the death penalty.
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From advocate for children to senator, she has pursued her vocation tirelessly.
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Bulls are killed with spears after being pursued on foot and horseback.
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Other women have said that Moore pursued them when they were teenagers.
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He and other conservatives have eagerly pursued access to Justice Department documents.
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These related doctrines have been pursued across the years by numerous presidents.
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President Eisenhower and President Kennedy authorized and pursued the invasion of Cuba.
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The American rowers who pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. 19373.
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The case was investigated by the police but charges were not pursued.
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Mr. Hofmann has sought legal counsel but has not pursued legal action.
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The American rowers who pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. 533.
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The community had pursued the case against Khan for almost two decades.
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Enlightenment order is now understood as overlord violence pursued through other means.
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Yet Fish, exceptionally skilled at foreign relations, sometimes pursued his own agenda.
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Being pursued for his opinions by every media outlet in the world.
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Nick pursued acting and solo music, which included his second studio album.
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Both were initially shunned by their communities while they pursued their romance.
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"To be honest, we pursued a strategy that embraced polarization," Craig recalled.
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Yet, it is the very tactic that Russia has pursued for decades.
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For the next two decades the nation pursued an insular foreign policy.
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Brown and his assistants pursued Frazier like bird dogs after a pheasant.
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David and I got married, had two children and pursued other projects.
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Twice, I inadvertently pursued men who didn't tell me they were homeless.
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Those left to their own volition pursued vaccination markedly less (43.4 percent).
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In the meantime, the Canadian government has pursued Winston in other ways.
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Prosecutors said Officer Falconer pursued Mr. Adan after seeing Mr. Adan's weapons.
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Under Mr. Ferro, Tronc has pursued an aggressive strategy of deal-making.
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In the commotion, Mertens runs to one corner, pursued by his teammates.
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Like Mr. Rodriguez, Mr. Sahib was still pursued by memories of war.
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Would the Iraqi government have pursued the case of a stolen chicken?
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She pursued graduate studies in art history and philosophy at Columbia University.
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But Mr. Lamb has pursued a hobby of his own, as needed.
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But those are all policies practically any Republican president would have pursued.
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He wasn't being pursued because there was a warrant for his arrest.
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Ohio is an example of a state that has pursued both approaches.
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If only Alberto Nisman were alive to see justice finally being pursued.
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While Whitey Bulger pursued crime, his brother William engaged in public service.
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This lets her argue that America pursued the war to further democracy.
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But SAP, eager to catch up with Salesforce, pursued Qualtrics for months.
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This is the second time that XP will have pursued an IPO.
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Giuliani has directly pursued Ukrainian investigations into American politics since the spring.
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This is the second time that XP will have pursued an IPO.
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And he has pursued it with a shameless, at times giddy, abandon.
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The way Ms. Kassis pursued her scary thing is practical and repeatable.
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Don't let the government pursue Amazon the way it pursued A.&P.
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Judge Pregerson pursued the same social agenda off the bench as on.
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Inequality can be resisted, and equality pursued, by other, less tangled means.
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He has pursued a catastrophic war in Yemen, creating a humanitarian disaster.
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Over a decade later, Cheney gave up law and pursued writing fulltime.
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A lot of them are civically engaged and they've pursued higher education.
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And no one has pursued those reductions more aggressively than the Republicans.
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Our conclusions are prejudiced, pursued to be validated, rather than vigorously challenged.
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Police fired more teargas and pursued the protesters, seeking to disperse them.
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He pursued a progressive economic agenda while approving a regressive racial one.
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We were aggressively pursued by telemarketers for burial plots and Medigap insurance.
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NOW: Lachey, 43, pursued theater, as well as a reality TV career.
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He pursued his studies and supported our family as a teaching assistant.
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He was said to have been pursued by several deep-pocketed teams.
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Their partnership has endured through distance, even as both pursued solo projects.
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They pursued a man who hopped a fence into the grandmother's property.
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Neither company's comments explained why they pursued a dark-money advocacy strategy.
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McKinsey, the firm's presentations show, pursued "detention savings opportunities" in blunt ways.
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"Once familiar to us, they actively pursued interaction with us," said Hartmann.
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Officers later pursued the suspect vehicle, detaining its driver after it crashed.
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So he pursued another mechanical pursuit: building a wristwatch from its parts.
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But when the Gestapo pursued so-called enemies, it did so relentlessly.
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If a Democratic candidate pursued such a mixed strategy, would it work?
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Sullivan) eagerly pursued by the lonesome Ms. Meyers; a floundering clown (Ms.
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I haven't pursued that or put much time or effort into it.
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To be fair, the Obama administration also pursued some of those actions.
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The fervor with which the government has pursued Ben's communications is unconscionable.
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"Zuberi never pursued Cohen it was the other way around," Rabinowitz said.
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Then I pursued it after that, and it kind of took off.
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Police pursued Gray, eventually catching up and restraining him on the ground.
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He pursued deals in the Middle East, South America, Europe, and Asia.
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Biden started down that path at the first debate, noting that he pursued a career as a public defender while she chose to become a prosecutor, but it was not a line of attack that he vigorously pursued.
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" Diane Abbott, another Labour Party official, made the same assertion, arguing that Mr. Assange "is not being pursued to protect U.S. national security; he's being pursued because he has exposed wrongdoing by U.S. administrations and their military forces.
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At times, Islamic Jihad has pursued objectives that differ from those of Hamas.
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Several states have similar legislation Legislators in other states have pursued similar bills.
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So far, Biden has pursued a much lighter schedule than the other candidates.
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Elizabeth Gorcey: I haven't really pursued it at all for years and years.
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Scrolling through the litigation pursued by the law firm is an exhausting exercise.
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Brandeis believed business could be a profession and pursued in a virtuous way.
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The FBI never pursued criminal charges against Clinton or others over the arrangement.
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The more she refused him, she said, the more he "relentlessly" pursued her.
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It is possible that both elements of the Trump agenda might be pursued.
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The Jeep was pursued by both cruisers and a CHP helicopter, officials said.
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After leaving Florida in 1958, he pursued baseball, signing with the Cincinnati Reds.
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He is pursued by a legion of lovers, but he spurns them all.
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I originally pursued it on my own without the help of my agency.
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Individually, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison pursued separate lives.
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One of the endless women pursued by Zeus was the Libyan queen Lamia.
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Valls warned in his statement that illegal acts would be pursued and punished.
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Those responsible received administrative punishment -- and not a single criminal charge was pursued.
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Sporty children who may once have pursued gymnastics now often pick climbing instead.
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Officer Barney, 44, was shot as he pursued a suspect, the police said.
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Iran has always said it pursued a nuclear program for peaceful purposes only.
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How consistently have they been defined and pursued over the past three decades?
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He was found dead in his vehicle after being pursued from the church.
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Reporters pursued the story, Farrow writes, and the Enquirer even hired private investigators.
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A group of American rowers pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics. 2.
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The case against them is being pursued by the victim's husband Hasan Rafiq.
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He pursued the next best option: blogs of active members asking similar questions.
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The current case is being pursued by the Southern District of New York.
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Mr Modi's government has pursued a Hindu-nationalist agenda in other ways, too.
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Halperin apologized for having pursued relationships with coworkers, "including some junior" to him.
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This lead was apparently not pursued, and some of the suspects were released.
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It has also seemingly pursued an aggressive, albeit shadowy, response in the region.
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At 21, he moved to the United States and pursued an acting career.
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Leads are pursued, questions are answered, and Evil Cooper gets out of prison.
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Gallagher claims she often saw no evidence that ICE had pursued other options.
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There's also the possibility of her filings not being pursued, which is common.
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Enterprise Product Partners has not pursued the matter further either, the source added.
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I pursued the behavior despite negative consequences to my health and well-being.
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Destiny framed it as a mysterious enemy that pursued the Traveler to Earth.
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It's one of the biggest reasons I pursued a career in film production.
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The Justice Department has pursued related cases involving Boeing, General Electric and DuPont.
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Mr Sam Rainsy returned to Paris last year, pursued by an arrest warrant.
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This shows what interests are being pursued, by whom and with what budget.
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"He was pursued by the press and curious people," May told the newspaper.
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Had the stars aligned, I'm pretty convinced that's what he would have pursued.
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Indeed over the last decade, Taipei has pursued closer relations with the mainland.
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Indeed over the last decade, Taipei has pursued closer relations with the mainland.
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All the while, the never-married Allen pursued myriad personal projects and pastimes.
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It can leave some victims and survivors wishing they'd never pursued criminal justice.
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Afterward, he pursued a degree in mechanical engineering at the University of Illinois.
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I pursued and am still pursuing a career doing what I love -- acting.
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Traditionally, liberal governments have pursued different foreign policy agendas from their conservative peers.
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First, there is enormous potential for scores to be settled and rivalries pursued.
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This is something being pursued in the U.S. and elsewhere around the world.
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Yes, Putin has consistently pursued policies that are inimical to U.S. national interests.
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"We pursued it aggressively and we presented a strong case," he told reporters.
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It is the latest in a series of divestments pursued by Wells Fargo.
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They doggedly pursued him for his initiatives to transfer or sell public lands.
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Instead, after breaking it off with Jed, Brown pursued Tyler, a fan favorite.
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An ambitious overhaul of taxes will be pursued to fund it, he says.
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I pursued data from the firms most likely to have information on me.
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Bush seemed sincere about compassionate conservatism and genuinely pursued it in some ways.
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State Democrats, meanwhile, have pursued their own solution: a tax on shale drillers.
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It wasn't something he pursued, but it was representative of who he was.
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Over the past year FCA has pursued a policy of cutting fleet sales.
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Friends of Oregon, with the support of local ranchers and farmers, pursued a
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To impress the Germans, he pursued fiscal austerity and harsh labor market reforms.
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The United States Anti-Doping Agency, not a government entity, pursued the case.
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From the beginning, he was seriously pursued, but he always kept it light.
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Giuliani indicated Sunday that Cohen may have pursued discussions up to November 2016.
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This happened in one of the rare cases when an investigation was pursued.
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Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton pursued diplomatic breakthroughs between Israel and its enemies.
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Quinn thought Olsson had pursued a puck carrier at less than top speed.
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It was pursued because he's the world's richest man and a newsworthy subject.
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I do not begrudge Mr. Trump's using deferments that many others also pursued.
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The American rowers who pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. 2.
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The commission has already successfully pursued several spoofing cases with its current authorities.
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Ethnic Russian leaders have pursued political accommodation and supported the country's Western orientation.
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Which Willa scurried toward, as if she were being pursued and needed cover.
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Three other women said Moore pursued them when they were 16 to 18.
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The American rowers who pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. 3.
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After the steel industry fell apart, he pursued a life in law enforcement.
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But Harry Jr. had no regrets that Harry Sr. had pursued the case.
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Many Zimbabweans have grown disillusioned with these currencies and pursued alternatives, including cryptocurrencies.
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The noise alerted the guards, who pursued the prisoners with guns and dogs.
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Drug charges were never pursued, perhaps, in exchange for some sort of cooperation.
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"I pursued her, and I still do," Mr. Gilford said with a laugh.
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Last night's episode of Grey's Anatomy finds Meredith Grey (Ellen Pompeo) being pursued.
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As U.S. attorney in D.C., he pursued corruption in Mayor Marion Barry's administration.
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The driver jumped out of the car and ran away, pursued by bystanders.
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The worst of the worst always have to be pursued until they're caught.
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The lawsuit is being pursued by nonprofit right-to-die organization Compassion & Choices.
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For her activism, Sparrow has been relentlessly pursued, intimidated, beaten, evicted, and detained.
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GUN member Michio Horikawa also pursued his own projects under the group's moniker.
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North Korea has pursued these capabilities to address specific challenges confronting the regime.
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Three other women said he pursued them when they were 16 to 18.
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Scolnik says she's glad she attended MIT and pursued a career in engineering.
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Our nights roaming Los Angeles continued as we pursued our own career paths.
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Trust us — it makes sense when you hear how doggedly she pursued success.
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For months, Sylvester Zottola has been pursued by someone who wanted him dead.
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Like O'Rourke, not everyone in the CDC pursued careers in the computer industry.
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While in Congress, he pursued every possible avenue to discredit and undermine it.
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In each of these cases, Trump pursued aggressive tactics without any obvious strategy.
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The Obama administration changed tack and pursued employers mainly by inspecting their paperwork.
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A number of the provisions directly contradict policies pursued by the Trump administration.
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They pursued them, raided their private clubs, dragged them out of their closets.
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This is a fundamentally different strategy than Democrats have typically pursued, even recently.
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There, he graduated from high school and his mother pursued her nursing degree.
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Notably, the research did not show an effect on the careers people pursued.
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He died in a 2014 skydiving accident, and his estate pursued his case.
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He said Mobileye had not actively pursued this market, but that could change.
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How two teams pursued perfection, and each other, to the season's final day.
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Mr. Downie also pursued solo projects, beginning with "Coke Machine Glow" in 2001.
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The attackers escaped into Mali and were being pursued, the security official said.
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If I pursued him and my fiancé found out, I'd deeply regret it.
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Nick and Joe both pursued solo careers and enjoyed varying levels of success.
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Driven by these objectives, Hamas has pursued efforts to reach understandings with Israel.
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Mr. Delrahim could have pursued such conditions with AT&T and Time Warner.
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The first recruit Miller seriously pursued was from a Christian family, he said.
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Tim pursued jobs with advertising and public relations agencies in the Twin Cities.
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Bill Clinton pursued his New Democrat vision with a largely Republican-dominated Congress.
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G.B.T.Q. policies pursued by the White House and in extreme-right state legislatures.
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FRONT PAGE An article on May 2800 about progressive policies pursued by Gov.
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After Gabriel died, prosecutors pursued first-degree murder charges against Pearl and Aguirre.
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They share a whole activist-first approach to how politics should be pursued.
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They pursued a man who hopped a fence and was in a backyard.
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Above all, Mr. Kadyrov has pursued the fight against separatism and Islamist insurgency.
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The man immediately fled to the backyard, police said, and they pursued him.
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Rousey staggered and stumbled backward while Nunes pursued her and landed multiple shots.
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As the family's older members sought retirement, a younger generation pursued different careers.
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Then, starting in 1993, Israel pursued the Oslo peace process for a decade.
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Other tribes, however, have pursued energy development as a critical source of income.
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Here are the stories of three families who pursued adoption through different paths.
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At least until 2008, party leaders pursued a strategy of reassurance and restraint.
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When not in Vietnam, Mr. Crawford pursued an entirely different line of work.
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A source close to Meadows said he has not aggressively pursued the post.
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" After the leak, the C.F.T.C. pursued an investigation under its "Eddie Murphy rule.
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NOW: Kevin, 32, pursued many different business ventures before reuniting with the band.
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Under the agreement, they could be pursued and prosecuted in all 16 countries.
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In the months since, West has unsuccessfully pursued a reversal in the courts.
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In most cases there's either no policy or they've pursued a harmful one.
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I had even majored in education in college, but had never pursued it.
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She never actively pursued Wallace and doesn't say why she reciprocated his advances.
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The education they pursued, the training they sought, the hours they put in.
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Still, Hindman pursued him with a vigor that Pinellas County prosecutors had not.
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Ms. McAdams first pursued lawsuits against the hotels where pimps set up shop.
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Pursued by New Jersey state troopers, the feline darted toward the end zone.
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Hollywood tells very different stories about being black, armed, and pursued by police.
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"She could have excluded herself before and pursued her own litigation," he said.
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Like Mr. Schultz, Mr. Benioff has pursued an ambitious social and philanthropic agenda.
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Apple has historically pursued thinness with an aggressive mindset over the past decade.
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But the former FBI agent was infuriated by the process pursued by Democrats.
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In 2015, Sloan quit her day job and pursued the gig full-time.
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He pursued his path to the priesthood at Stonehill College in Easton, Mass.
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Then, there's "Stromboli" (1950), where Ingrid Bergman pursued her yearnings beneath volcanic hills.
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He pursued an accelerated two-year program, earning a bachelor's degree in 19703.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has pursued personal diplomacy with the North Korean despot.
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Officials pursued creative ways to share medical information in keeping with privacy requirements.
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Secretly, Pyongyang pursued its uranium reprocessing, missile-facilities building and nuclear arms perfection.
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Seth Moulton (D-Mass.) briefly pursued a bid before dropping out in August.
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She lived with a French family, pursued her education, and earned scientific degrees.
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When he settled on a decision, he pursued it relentlessly, former colleagues say.
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He declined to file a complaint against Latunski, and no charges were pursued.
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Under President Xi Jinping, China has pursued a sweeping crackdown on official corruption.
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Once free, Moreno pursued a law degree at Santa Maria University, in Caracas.
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Students for Fair Admissions President Blum found the woman who pursued that case.
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"Amazon has pursued a growth trajectory rather than a profit one," Goodchild added.
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That's important, whether you're talking about a billion-dollar deal pursued by a Fortune 85033 company or an expansion into a new market being pursued by one of the small businesses that make up the vast majority of the U.S. economy.
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Though governments around the world have long decried tax havens and have aggressively pursued big banks in Switzerland and other countries, they have not pursued high-profile lawsuits against Mossack Fonseca or its clients despite knowledge of its business dealings.
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Along the way, he's pursued by the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI.
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In essence, all the commercial applications being pursued today use drones to gather data.
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Most ideas floating around are actually adapted versions of proposals Washington has pursued before.
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Chuck Rhoades is based on U.S. Attorney Prett Bharara, who pursued charges against Cohen.
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Over the years we pursued our careers and began our families; most had grandchildren.
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Critics say it gave the North a lifeline as it pursued its nuclear dreams.
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The iwi have pursued claims and sought protection of the river since the 1870s.
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Smith and Macgillvray were eager to share the projects they've pursued over the years.
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Police also pursued reports of a man seen carrying an infant through the neighborhood.
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Still, some of his closest friends didn't know he pursued both music and technology.
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Others have pursued careers in activism or processed their questions through work in academia.
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Those surrounding the President would not stand idle if Trump pursued a crazed act.
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And, more controversially, the Kingdom has pursued nuclear technology from several undisclosed US companies.
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The attorneys pursued a similar lawsuit in 2006 and won more than $300 million.
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According to the Globe and Mail, he pursued a romantic relationship with the landscaper.
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After his success with SHINee, the singer-songwriter pursued a solo career in 2015.
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Besides forays into acting and writing, Grumpy Cat also pursued an interest in music.
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Despite this, when asked, the DOJ would not explain why charges were not pursued.
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Many government have pursued austerity programmes, of course, and these have been highly controversial.
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Others who pursued Fawcett were less fortunate, suffering the same fate as their target.
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Many of the regulations pursued during the Obama years simply violated foundational environmental laws.
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Out of college I pursued comic work, and did work on a few projects.
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However, it's still the right thing to do and should be pursued vigorously, regardless.
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Monchi, Pallotta explained, had pursued in Seville a version of what Roma was trying.
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A group of American rowers pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games. 2.
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The Hudson River School also pursued the sublime in documenting the vast American frontier.
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Afterward, she pursued a master's degree in the subject when she attended Cornell University.
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Firms pursued other avenues to deploy the almost $500 billion they have in capital.
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Temer and his legislative allies pursued Rousseff's impeachment while they themselves faced corruption charges.
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PiS has pursued a worrying policy of polarisation since winning the election in 2015.
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According to Albany's Times Union, he had also pursued a computer information systems degree.
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And the line of questioning Tapper pursued was notable for its GOP-friendly framing.
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Some culminated in sex; others, like the one he pursued with N.M., did not.
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The country descended into crisis in 20103 when Nkurunziza pursued a disputed third term.
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Hayes pursued a relationship with Amanda Stanton, then promptly ghosted her after the show.
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This, Mr Becker said, should end the "farce" of his being pursued by creditors.
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Faculty who started companies basically left and pursued that and never really returned. Right.
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She then pursued her education in Florence, where she studied art history and Italian.
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Over the course of her long life, Apfel pursued her passion for interesting items.
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N) Chief Executive Officer Jeff Jacobson pursued a deal with Fujifilm Holdings Corp (4901.
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Instead, they become a real threat, something to run from and be pursued by.
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So I pursued the next best thing — I set out to be a producer.
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Indeed, it was because of this that America and others pursued the nuclear deal.
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They are pursued by activist investors, who may get them fired if they underperform.
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ProPublica asked Aetna how many criminal cases it had pursued in 2017 and 2018.
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Confident that the time was right for an independent homeland, Barzani pursued the referendum.
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Despite sabre-rattling, Ms Fernández pursued its claim to the Falkland Islands through diplomacy.
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The metal cap burst across the floor, skittering on its rim as if pursued.
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Barack Obama pursued this policy, but let it slide after the Afghan government objected.
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The Baltimore firm also has pursued patent litigation against Ford Motor Co. since 2014.
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Shortly after, both car occupants fled on foot as officers pursued them, police said.
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I'm not saying GoPro should have pursued exactly what Skydio's done with the R1.
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They had those stakes against them, and they pursued their craft and their passion.
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He merely signed it, mailed it back and pursued his tour in the midwest.
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Because he pursued the policies that you&aposve been advocating for years and years.
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It is fighting the lawsuit being pursued by Australia's financial crime fighting agency, AUSTRAC.
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For years, he also pursued sweeping indictments that exposed systemic wrongdoing by law enforcement.
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Democrats lean toward Trump's protectionism on trade, if not how he has pursued it.
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You are pursued across soggy rural landscapes and through the hard geometries of cities.
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Putin pursued an exclusively military solution against the Chechen insurgency, and ultimately it worked.
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He wrote a book and pursued solo projects while a member of the Stones.
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Both companies have pursued non-emergency medical transportation and transportation options for senior citizens.
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has aggressively pursued American firms, including the tech sector.
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In finalizing this rule, the Department pursued an undeniably thorough, thoughtful, and transparent process.
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For decades, Bayer and Monsanto have pursued a single-minded research and development program.
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The question again must be asked as to whose interest is being pursued here.
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His secretary of state, Cordell Hull, actively pursued reciprocal tariff reductions with other countries.
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Throughout his presidency, Trump has expressed intense antipathy to any course pursued by Obama.
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Stockley and Bianchi alerted police dispatch that shots had been fired and pursued Smith.
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In an age of profound relativism, he pursued an ongoing search for immutable values.
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Under President Trump, the federal government today has pursued companies that display noncompetitive practices.
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And other tactile displays are being pursued as possibilities for interactions in virtual environments.
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But if it were actually pursued, Americans would see a deterioration in their healthcare.
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Liberals doggedly pursued EU membership and rapid economic reform, which initially enjoyed broad support.
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There are many examples of early success among states that have pursued these strategies.
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For Mr. Jenkins it is a passion project, one he has pursued since 2005.
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As a young man, Mr. Robey nearly pursued a career as a professional singer.
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Upon her return, Veil pursued a law degree at Paris' prestigious Institut d'Etudes Politiques.
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I just assumed and believed that she would be pursued aggressively in lead roles.
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I am grateful to everyone who pursued justice for my brother and his companions.
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Cohen asserted in his testimony Wednesday that he never pursued a White House job.
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Many Americans prefer successful policies even if pursued with discourteous, provocative and offensive behavior.
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The Democrats have pursued suburban Republican voters since long before 2016, to little avail.
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At the level of plot, he pursued the idea of equality before the law.
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It records deaths and transactions, benefactions and trespasses, favors done and owed, vendettas pursued.
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He also pursued numerous trade cases, especially against China, at the World Trade Organization.
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The lawsuit is being pursued by nonprofit right-to-die organization Compassion and Choices.
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Officers neither arrested nor pursued the dealers who sold the drugs to the addicts.
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The second is that contracts are being pursued without adequate regard to the risks.
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He pursued a legal challenge to the state's voting process immediately after the loss.
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For much of its existence, Amazon and Jeff Bezos have ruthlessly pursued cost-savings.
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WeWork pursued its first round of debt financing in April 2016 with Wells Fargo.
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White House press secretary Sarah Sanders pursued that line repeatedly during her afternoon briefing.
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If pursued thoughtfully and from a place of knowledge, it could be very beneficial.
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Bloomberg aggressively pursued the tactic when he first took over as mayor in 2002.
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For years, he pursued them relentlessly, spending up to 260 days on the road.
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Heeding the call, other manufacturers have pursued self-driving vehicles on Dubai's terra firma.
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It will allow the people to assess the appropriateness of the direction being pursued.
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Browning is not the only person to have pursued dreams of jet-powered glory.
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Indeed, the Senate intelligence committee and the FBI have pursued parallel investigations for months.
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Under departing President Ma Ying-jeou, Taiwan has pursued closer economic ties with China.
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It can be pursued illegally out of state and the drugs moved into state.
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Labowitz said she was concerned about an "aggressive attack strategy" pursued in the courts.
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Though feminism was not likely in either woman's lexicon, Poor and Greenwood pursued equality.
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Sinclair attended the High School of Performing Arts in Manhattan, where she pursued theater.
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She worked as a journalist, and after the BA, she pursued a law degree.
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As I pursued those dreams, other things started happening that were not my dream.
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That it's not only underscores the cynicism with which wealth is so often pursued.
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Mr. Harris, who was holding a flashlight, had been pursued and surrounded, he said.
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So he had a sense of kinship with the way Colvin pursued her subject.
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They pursued the neoliberal dream of globalization — one free market that covered the earth.
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Until that night, Mr. Jakob, now 67, had pursued a career as a painter.
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Like many an underground newspaper, the Cult of the Dead Cow avidly pursued it.
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Far too often, the Palestinians have pursued efforts to delegitimize Israel in international fora.
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Yet she'd been filling her weekends with canning and preserving, hobbies she pursued diligently.
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They moved to Los Angeles, where Mr. Vizzini pursued screenwriting and continued writing fiction.
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But she never really pursued the thought further because of her parents' hectic schedules.
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The problem is that many have not, and Chinese companies have pursued these opportunities.
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But after further brushes with the law, he pursued other paths of self-employment.
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From that moment until he stopped drawing altogether, Foy pursued his own course. 3.
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Mr. Assange had been pursued by Swedish prosecutors on a rape accusation from 2010.
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But after prison, Mr. Dowless pursued, at least in part, a life in politics.
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Baluchi is said to have pursued, among other things, a kind of British Sept.
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Typically it was pursued by unmarried men between the ages of 10 to 35.
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Legislation also should be pursued to impose the Bork protections on the Mueller investigation.
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Pyongyang has pursued its nuclear program in defiance of United Nations Security Council resolutions.
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He wouldn't be the one looking over his shoulder to see what pursued him.
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When Mr. Obama pursued that approach, it was repeatedly criticized by Republicans as weak.
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IF LEGAL ACTION PURSUED, LEBANESE GOVERNMENT AND CENTRAL BANK ASSETS HAVE IMMUNITY -ECONOMY MINISTER
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National ___ Trust us — it makes sense when you hear how doggedly she pursued success.
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The mob of white men pursued the black men back to the business district.
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Since then both New York and Massachusetts have pursued cases against the oil company.
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Rather than allow her to cooperate, he said, prosecutors pursued an intrinsically weak case.
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After years of isolation, Mr. Kim has aggressively pursued diplomatic relations in recent months.
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He pursued American-led peace talks with Israel but negotiations broke down in 2014.
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"I pursued him for almost an entire year to no effect," Ms. Goldenberg said.
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In 2005, Ms. Gruber helped her husband start a wine business, Pursued by Bear.
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Nakasone pursued domestic reforms aggressively, privatizing Japan's state-run railway, tobacco and telecommunications monopolies.
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Mueller, however, has pursued charges involving conspiracy, obstruction of justice and making false statements.
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Lone and unattached as the bags we pursued, we were concerned individuals expressing ourselves.
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The change being pursued would provide access to treatment facility beds to more people.
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They pursued utopia in 1979 and know full well the cost of revolutionary change.
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But many voters are disgruntled with the policies he has pursued since taking office.
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He talks again about that night, fleeing from the white man's house, being pursued.
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His lawyer said he had been pursued by "criminal organizations" in his home country.
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James has pursued them all without seeming to make either financial or ethical sacrifices.
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But in recent years, black Americans have pursued new efforts to uncover their stories.
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The judiciary, emboldened by Ergenekon and Sledgehammer, pursued the investigations ever closer to Erdoğan.
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Here are a few more places that pursued the D.I.Y. approach to illogical conclusions.
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Zarda has since passed away, but his case is being pursued by his family.
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But it is one avenue that could be pursued as the investigation moves ahead.
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California has aggressively pursued consumer privacy laws that could become the defacto national standard.
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JK: As you note, McKinley pursued — and then reinforced — tariffs by way of legislation.
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"There are actually many strategies right now that are currently being pursued," Henrich said.
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During the 2013 trial, prosecutors argued Zimmerman profiled, pursued and confronted the black youth.
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In the ensuing months, Bangladeshi police pursued several "suspected masterminds" of the terror attack.
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"I pursued a couple of elephants, but came up empty handed," he said then.
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She pursued that vision with a focus I do not recall in recent memory.
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It's a strategy similar to that pursued by President Obama in 2012, Madonna added.
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She and Sven pursued Ph.D.s in Göttingen, where their first two children were born.
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Ms. Himmelfarb received a series of fellowships and pursued a career of academic research.
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She was Peter's next door neighbor who pursued acting after graduating from Midtown High.
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Law enforcement has pursued them for years, even successfully prosecuting Dridex sysadmin Andrey Ghinkul.
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TIM CEO SAYS A COMBINATION WITH OPEN FIBER MAKES SENSE AND SHOULD BE PURSUED
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For the past year, the CSU has pursued a hard-line position opposing immigration.
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But Mr. Moon said the strategy pursued by the conservatives was simply not working.
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But because the option of abortion exists, she writes, such research isn't being pursued.
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VMware's platform virtualization software was a key reason Dell pursued EMC two years ago.
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Barnard pursued the question about gold for over four years and across four continents.
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The sport became his faith — a lonely fixation that he pursued into his 40s.
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It was a goal she pursued aggressively in preparation for her upcoming maternity leave.
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The strategy may sound familiar; Hollywood and Silicon Valley have long pursued expansion internationally.
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But financing remained elusive, and many players defected or pursued jobs as teaching professionals.
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But even in the states where that option isn't being pursued, others have been.
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I was a little disgruntled by it, so I just pursued my own thing.
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He said it was too soon to consider whether impeachment should be pursued, however.
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We reached out to the league to find out if they pursued the video.
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Already over the last decade, numerous market operators have pursued ever-bigger scale through mergers.
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That is why I have pursued an implicit foreign policy rather than an explicit one.
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He's been pursued by the media, which have been aggressive in contacting family and friends.
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She has a fraternal twin brother, but the two pursued very different paths growing up.
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Luxottica has pursued other litigation to stop lesser-known marketers from selling Ray-Ban knockoffs.
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An international strategy for peace must be pursued - not a course that risks dangerous escalation.
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"She fought her hardest and pursued all the avenues of life she could," Kimberly said.
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She pursued a degree in mechanical engineering and had mentors who had worked for NASA.
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Some called for funding to be cut to schools that pursued a sanctuary campus policy.
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Its pursue-or-be-pursued tension will have you reading until the happy ever after.
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Police know who the suspects are, the source said, and they are currently being pursued.
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Moore, now 70, also allegedly pursued three other teenagers, then aged 16, 17, and 18.
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State investigations have shed light on some of the cases pursued by the Saturday Mothers.
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The Lakers pursued Davis after Paul announced the big man wanted a trade last winter.
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His administration has also aggressively pursued investigations into those who leaked information to the press.
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Although her music career didn't bring her mainstream success, King pursued it out of passion.
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Though she was being pursued by three other men, her attraction to Simon was instantaneous.
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What really matters, they argue, are those conservative policies Trump has pursued and successfully won.
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I always thought I had an attraction to women, too, but I never pursued it.
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These films all suggest that teen girls can be both the pursued and the pursuer.
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The company has largely pursued technological development since its spin-off from Google in 2016.
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Is it true that you pursued a lot of stunt casting for Dick Long himself?
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The EU has also pursued Apple over what it says are taxes owed to Ireland.
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During Mr Modi's first term, hardline Hindus complained that their agenda was not vigorously pursued.
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With the second opportunity, I pursued an option that was more aligned with my values.
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Shadowy espionage cases are still being pursued behind a veil of secrecy in closed courts.
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This "monetarist" approach was pursued by Paul Volcker, appointed to head the Fed in 1979.
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There were those who prodded and pursued what at the Embassy believed were irrelevant issues.
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Trump and these cities have often clashed as he has pursued a crackdown on immigration.
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The shareholder groups argue that, despite warnings, Mylan pursued a risky pricing strategy for years.
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Three other women also told the Post that Moore "pursued" them around the same time.
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Three other women told the Post that Moore pursued relationships with them in their teens.
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Still, the spending patterns offer some insight into the strategies pursued by the two rivals.
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The local law enforcement out there has this very strange way they pursued this case.
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Similar schemes have been pursued for forest conservation, Brown said, but never for the oceans.
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Instead it has pursued a membership model, asking online readers to contribute whatever they like.
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The administration pursued these cases, often losing the criminal complaints but continuing with civil charges.
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And Goldstein has pursued two often-contentious legal avenues to maximize his income from them.
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Your mini-bio mentions you briefly pursued a career in law, in the homicide department.
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Compared with America, European governments have pursued relatively few cases in recent years (see chart).
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Governments of both stripes have since pursued ever-harsher policies aimed to deter "boat people".
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She claimed that he hit her and took her cellphone, but police never pursued charges.
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The incident occurred in the seventh inning as Kim pursued afly ball in left field.
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She pursued a degree in cosmetology and graduated from a Dallas beauty school in 2016.
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Glencore pursued Louis Dreyfus' grains business in recent years, but failed to strike a deal.
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The FHFA has pursued 210 banks for wrongdoing, and settled with many of them already.
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What follows isn't a sequential list but rather initiatives that should be pursued in parallel.
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Police pursued and exchanged gunfire with the armed men, killing two of them, he said.
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Will the forces of reason and moderation prevail so that sounder policies can be pursued?
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This is the line Harris pursued in an email exchange with Klein before their debate.
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" She added, "Even if I pursued that, I would always be working on this project.
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Other companies that pursued similar projects, like Iridium and Globalstar, largely faced the same fate.
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Trump, a Republican, has pursued hardline immigration policies seeking to limit legal and illegal immigration.
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Slager pursued and killed him even though his life was not in danger, prosecutors said.
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But Turnbull pursued it nonetheless as he had sought a reason to call an election.
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NCRI said Iran pursued weaponization experimentation on large-scale high explosives as a trigger mechanism.
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Bloomberg said the delays had been pursued by Bayer to allow for undisturbed settlement talks.
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In the most frightening dreams, I ran through the streets of Baghdad pursued by insurgents.
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The team pursued luxury as security; it was a yacht using smaller yachts as lifeboats.
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He killed himself after being pursued by police, according to news reports and law enforcement.
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"Every avenue should be pursued to rein in an out-of-control industry," said Turnbull.
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And after each conversation, Riley can tell the agent which leads should be pursued first.
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A rain-soaked Harry is pursued by Malfoy during the Gryffindor vs Slytherin Quidditch game.
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In early February, the FDA pursued enforcement actions against some Walgreen and Circle K locations.
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He was succeeded by his brother Salman, who quickly pursued a more aggressive foreign policy.
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North Korea has for years pursued nuclear and missile programs in defiance of U.N. sanctions.
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Yet the DOJ has apparently not pursued a civil injunction for FARA violations since 1991.
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Voters were comfortable with Clinton working hard, but as she pursued power, their feelings changed.
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Ms Rousseff pursued these policies in her first term, laying the groundwork for today's crisis.
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I would like to see all of these modalities and several others pursued and investigated.
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The triathlete took off her flip-flops and pursued the man through the streets barefoot.
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Those administrations pursued such policies believing that Russia could be integrated into the Western system.
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If political advertisers violate the regulations on the books, they should be pursued and punished.
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Before Chang was a senior government official, she pursued a career as a recording artist.
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She pursued a degree in cosmetology and graduated from a Dallas beauty school in 222.
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"The Land of Look Behind: Prose and Poetry" (1985) pursued many of the same themes.
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He has pursued aggressive expansion, nearly tripling his fleet since 2013 to around 1,100 trucks.
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Tesla has pursued its expansion plans despite increased trade tension between the U.S. and China.ADVERTISEMENT
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It is instructive to determine why the Kim dictators have pursued nuclear weapons so emphatically.
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Gail Zappa and Ascap pursued a number of bands under this theory, with mixed success.
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Mondella was known for giving salary advances, and loans whose repayment was not vigorously pursued.
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While she was in the US, she pursued graduate studies at American University in Washington.
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It's a strategy, albeit with very different goals, that Trump pursued in his political career.
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"More people came screaming out the door like they were being immediately pursued," he said.
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Tesla has pursued its expansion plans despite increased trade tension between the U.S. and China.
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" In other cases, criminal prosecutors "shelve them," the AP found, "despite requirements they be pursued.
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They pursued the aircraft before it went down on Ketron Island, between Tacoma and Olympia.
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CMS aggressively pursued audits of wheelchair claims and scrutinized clinical documentation to demonstrate medical necessity.
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To be sure, the department has pursued religious discrimination cases involving Muslims since the Sept.
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Gemmell served as Urbanchek's graduate assistant while he pursued a master's degree in mechanical engineering.
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He also pursued an acting career, appearing in movies like "Homegrown" and "New Year's Eve."
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ESPN has always pursued celebrity, whether it was Tim Tebow or the network's own anchors.
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Trump has pursued hardline immigration policies including advocating a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border.
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They pursued a range of professions and passions and come from diverse cultures and backgrounds.
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A man gives birth to a monster baby Wuba, who is pursued by both species.
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As Zélie and Amari head off on their quest, they're pursued by Amari's brother, Inan.
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More than 440,000 foreign students pursued undergraduate degrees here in 2017 — all paying full tuition.
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Many college coaches pursued Brock based on the entire body of work that he represented.
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In his first year, Trump pursued a failed bid to repeal and replace the ACA.
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Ultrasound. That's the idea being pursued by Angad Rekhi and Amin Arbabian at Stanford, anyway.
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She made independent investigators secure the crime scene, and pursued his case through Jamaica's courts.
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Iran has pursued an aggressive and expansionist foreign policy in Iraq, Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
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During that three hours is when they attacked their goals, exercised, read, pursued success, etc.
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"If there is negligence that warrants being pursued then we will do that," he said.
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The FHFA has pursued 18 banks for wrongdoing, and settled with many of them already.
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They see their colleagues being pursued by the DEA for prescribing high doses of medications.
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After officers pursued the vehicle, Mr. Snell was one of two black men who ran.
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The history of Hockney and his lifelong life-drawing itch, pursued now over seven decades.
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His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has pursued an aggressive approach to crime in major cities.
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The nominee worked for Ken Starr in 1998 as Mr. Starr pursued President Bill Clinton.
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Officials said they were the first such lawsuits the state had pursued in a decade.
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They've also aggressively pursued Latino voters, who often cite health care as their biggest concern.
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And the pattern is pretty obvious: Republican presidents have pursued policies that increased the deficit.
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If there's a way of countering that attack, it should be pursued by diplomatic means.
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Resolutions like this can and must still be pursued to force serious debate and accountability.
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Sammy was seeking the elixir of life, "the great panacea" pursued by centuries of alchemists.
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But that quickly changed under her leadership, as she pursued a broad range of cases.
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It is one of the largest international kleptocracy cases the United States has ever pursued.
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He has neither articulated nor pursued any coherent strategy for pushing Iran out of Syria.
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And he has pursued multiple voter-fraud investigations into turnout efforts aimed at minority communities.
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Google pursued a similar strategy with Android, and today the platform dominates the smartphone market.
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Mr. Mueller's team, as well as other federal law enforcement officials, pursued numerous FARA cases.
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According to the emails, the firm has pursued similar efforts in other states, like Illinois.
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D.B.: Do you think you could have become very wealthy if you'd pursued that goal?
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The decision is a blow to Britain's regulators, who have pursued the case for years.
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It is a model being pursued by progressives across the country, often with considerable success.
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The police pursued these approaches as if the lessons of history had not suggested alternatives.
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The Vatican kept diplomatic ties with Taiwan, and often pursued an aggressively anti-Communist policy.
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He later sued them after a dispute over a telecommunications deal they had pursued together.
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The grass-roots groups and Ms. Abrams's campaign pursued early voting as a deliberate strategy.
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Will is pursued by a besotted friend who plays provocatively with binary conceptions of gender.
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It was up to me whether I pursued the experience of a Cheez-It bunker.
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Later feminist theory pursued other important ideas about equality and inequality, about intersectionality and colonialism.
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The White House did not respond to requests about whether a meeting is being pursued.
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Mr. Giuliani has meanwhile pursued a range of lucrative deals with clients around the world.
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She is also among the prosecutors who have pursued new death penalty cases after Gov.
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It was a response to the unprecedented process that Senate Republicans pursued on health care.
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Though he doesn't learn it until quite late in the book, Lacroix is being pursued.
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Others in his administration were pursued, but Mr. Moi was treated as an elder statesman.
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After attending Vassar College, Meryl Streep pursued her master's at the Yale School of Drama.
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The story of the American rowers who pursued gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympic Games.
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This is easier then it seems, if it is pursued with integrity, diligence and patience.
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It's unclear how many of the opportunities included in the publicity plan Verma ultimately pursued.
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Both described the first man, who had pursued Potter and presumably shot him, as Hispanic.
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They pursued a man identified as Clark, who hopped a fence into his grandmother's property.
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But in his free time, he pursued an unusual hobby: exposing cheaters in endurance races.
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"Whoever's the leaker should be pursued to the full extent of the law," Warner said.
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Over the past six years, humanitarian organizations have relentlessly pursued comprehensive documentation of war crimes.
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They said the investigations of teachers were justified and were not pursued out of animus.
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He pursued her for years, and she eventually left her husband to be with him.
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However, the way Amazon has pursued this claim has already apparently ruffled a few feathers.
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NextEra Energy Inc of Juno Beach, Florida, briefly pursued a deal for Oncor in 2015.
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Blue lightsabers indicated a Jedi who pursued the physical aspects of Force mastery, called Guardians.
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"He really pursued her violently, and I'm so glad she got away," Elizabeth told WLS.
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The prosecutor did not say why a lesser charge was being pursued this time around.
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Ring has also heavily pursued city discount programs and private alliances with neighborhood watch groups.
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Hook pursued the money with reckless abandon, highly entertaining and very rude court documents reveal.
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She has since died and the case is being pursued by her widower, Darryl Biel.
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She pursued the case through two appeals and numerous death threats, before McGee was executed.
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A president of the United States pursued a sexual relationship with a White House intern.
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More recently, however, a more modest version of this agenda has been pursued through regulation.
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This family, pursued by wildfires unnaturally fast and hot, had to make a fateful choice.
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The agency has pursued a host of fair-lending cases since its founding in 2011.
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They were once primarily local law enforcement figures who rarely pursued issues beyond state borders.
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Their mother, Diana, died in Paris in a 1997 car crash when pursued by paparazzi.
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For more than a decade, Wyden has pursued tax reform with anyone who would listen.
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Kudlow told CNBC this policy, if pursued, may extend to bonds as well as stocks.
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In recent decades, the two political parties pursued economic policies focused on helping people directly.
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She was released, but Mr. al-Araibi remained in detention as Bahrain pursued his extradition.
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The police broke and ran, pursued by bullets fired from the ranches beside the road.
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Polster wrote he has "simultaneously and vigorously" pursued resolution by both through trial and settlement.
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That may be why so few, if any, of the accused have pursued this course.
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In response, Kyenge has pursued her own legal cases against Italian politicians for their slurs.
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Yet no African leader has pursued with single-minded determination the improvement of household incomes.
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He pursued U.S.-led peace talks with Israel but the negotiations broke down in 2014.
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In the aftermath, local prosecutors have pursued and won at least seven convictions against the protesters.
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So, I pursued him, tackled him, and held him for 10 minutes until the police arrived.
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Rosenstein has called the report inaccurate and said he "never pursued or authorized recording" the president.
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Additional claims are also being pursued against others who were not subject to Wednesday's approved settlements.
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It means that our chefs honed their craft and pursued their ambitions on their own terms.
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Traders who have pursued a strikingly simple strategy this earnings season have cashed in big time.
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Even on the agenda items Trump has pursued—and not just tweeted about—he's been stymied.
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While it has pursued other revenue streams, including a $4.48 billion deal for Yahoo Inc's YHOO.
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Consider, for instance, the line of questioning pursued by House Republicans during the aforementioned Mueller hearing.
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With Langendorff behind the wheel, they pursued the gunman until the shooter lost control and crashed.
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Graham pursued a law degree, attending classes before he dropped out upon signing his record deal.
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Picasso and Van Gogh are artistic geniuses, but they pursued very different routines to stay prolific.
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We've pursued this rebuilding in the hopes that we will never have to use this military.
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Pao pursued a trial—the very public March 2015 spectacle that stretched out over three weeks.
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"Loud dogs, big dogs and a camera system and he still pursued it," Merrill told KPTV.
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From the early 1990s, Ethiopia pursued an agriculture-led development strategy, under visionary strongman Meles Zenawi.
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Smart and educated, she pursued her own projects and career, with a strong focus on philanthropy.
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First, President Donald Trump has pursued what's best described as a "blank check" policy toward Israel.
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She changed her mind, and pursued him with her SUV because she is five months pregnant.
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She has been relentlessly pursued by paparazzi, and her body scrutinised and ridiculed by the press.
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That has left inflation well below the 2% target pursued by the Bank of Japan (BoJ).
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"I am glad the Department of Justice pursued this so quickly," Klobuchar said in a statement.
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And he "doggedly pursued his desire to obtain new appellate counsel" after his conviction in 1980.
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