It's the pursuit that matters, the opportunity to make that pursuit.
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The 20-strong Dutch team heading to Pyeongchang has five defending gold medalists in Jorrit Bergsma (10,000m), Sven Kramer (5,53m, team pursuit), Ireen Wust (3,000m, team pursuit), Marrit Leenstra (team pursuit) and Jan Blokhuijsen (team pursuit).
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WILDES: It seems more of an intellectual pursuit than a practical pursuit.
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I came with a really open heart and a longing to serve because for me the pursuit of God is the pursuit of love, it's the pursuit of the true self, it's the pursuit of truth itself, of beauty, of connection.
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Brightening becomes whitening, and the pursuit of radiance becomes the pursuit of fair skin.
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Pursuit of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is being fulfilled in America.
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"It was just this really amazing concentration of intellectual pursuit [and] cultural pursuit," Ramer told me.
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"One of the pursuits terminated when the pursuit vehicle was involved in a traffic collision ...The second pursuit ended when the pursuit vehicle collided with a non-involved motorist," Beck said.
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This is a show that is about the pursuit of happiness and all that comes with that pursuit.
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Enthusiastically, she goes in pursuit of it; and that pursuit ends up costing an innocent woman her life.
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I would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace than risk peace in pursuit of politics.
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High-speed pursuit In Huntington Beach, California, officers were involved in a high-speed pursuit when gunfire broke out.
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I would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace, than to risk peace in pursuit of politics.
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It's the pursuit that brings them happiness — the pursuit of business goals or their passion, that is giving them joy.
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"I would rather take a political risk in pursuit of peace than to risk peace in pursuit of politics," Trump declared.
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She documents how the pursuit of happiness has become synonymous with the pursuit of excess, and money has become inextricable from morality.
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Enlightenment philosophers rejected Christian teachings about sex, and, believing in the pursuit of happiness, they believed, too, in the pursuit of pleasure.
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"The Flash" and its family of shows have tried experimental forms before — maybe in pursuit of art, maybe in pursuit of ratings.
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China has never seen such a moment, when its pursuit of a larger role in the world coincides with America's pursuit of a smaller one.
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"The BOJ's pursuit of the 2 percent inflation target is increasingly coming to resemble Tom the cat's unending pursuit of Jerry the mouse," the survey said.
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Russians may grumble at Putin's policies, but even his domestic opponents praise his pursuit of Russian derzhavnost, and chafe at Western attempts to ignore this pursuit.
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Step 4's Goal Pursuit & Achievement Process is the hardest part because it requires that you: Each of these two Goal Pursuit & Achievement Processes requires effort.
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So much for this season's motto, "One pursuit," which was supposed to be the pursuit of a World Series title, the first one for Washington since 1924.
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Risk infantry represented players, Trivial Pursuit wedges = medium NPC's, Scrabble tiles = large NPC's, Trial Pursuit pie holders = Huge NPC's, and a peanut butter jar lid became a Colossal.
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Herzog makes films about humans trying to actualize dreams — about people in pursuit of something far greater than themselves, and the contradictions and calamities endured in that pursuit.
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At the same time, "China demonstrated a willingness to tolerate higher levels of tension in the pursuit of its interests, especially in pursuit of its territorial claims," the report said.
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I appreciate the Stoics' dissatisfaction with the pursuit of pleasure and I tend to agree with their desire to use the free time that one has in pursuit of virtue.
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"Missing Richard Simmons" pulled off a grand gesture of camp—describing the failed pursuit of an impossible object of desire—but floundered in its effort to morally defend that pursuit.
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Trott's quartet set a new world record in beating the U.S. to team pursuit gold, as did Bradley Wiggins and his British team mates in a thrilling men's team pursuit final.
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They think it is foolish to waste higher education on people who would rather study "Seinfeld" than Socrates, and disingenuous to confuse the pursuit of truth with the pursuit of profit.
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It's a personal — and personally political — pursuit for her.
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As far as land grabs go, the pursuit of .
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" This year it's "In the pursuit of Hermès dreams.
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So we see a multi-generational pursuit of this dream, but that pursuit is driven by the human passion to defend the work of one's parents and the legacy they leave behind.
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While the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of children is a reward for many, providing sufficient pay and incentivizing the pursuit of advanced training are other options worthy of pursuit.
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"Woven into the fabric of Starbucks is the view that the pursuit of profits is not in conflict with the pursuit of doing good," CEO Kevin Johnson said in a call with CNBC.
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Though the game is lauded for daring to risk boredom in pursuit of its themes, of prioritizing The Experience over something traditionally gratifying and "fun," it is far from alone in this pursuit.
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DOJ argues that the House's impeachment inquiry is "different" than the Judiciary Committee's pursuit of McGahn, even though Pelosi has blessed the panel's pursuit of potential articles of impeachment based on Mueller's findings.
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"We shouldn't go overboard in pursuit of appearances," he said.
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Entrepreneurship is not about the pursuit of wealth or money.
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It beats another round of Trivial Pursuit, that's for sure.
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Primarily (you guessed it) in pursuit of a great deal.
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And moderation in the pursuit of justice is no virtue.
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Minutes after police began their pursuit shortly before 8 p.m.
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Sometimes, they'll jeopardize their safety in pursuit of transcendent footage.
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Musk is not alone in his pursuit of flying vehicles.
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Headlines Kraft Heinz drops $21 bln pursuit of Unilever on.ft.
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I'm not a businessman; making money was never my pursuit.
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That is a very male pursuit in the United States.
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Clínica de Migrantes: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.
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It is a grotesque slow grind, their pursuit of victory.
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But some women felt that racing wasn't a gendered pursuit.
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She wanted a pursuit by carriage and a dramatic kiss.
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Mr Khan has proved flexible in his pursuit of power.
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Their pursuit of regional trade pacts points to their priorities.
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We spend a while longer here and play Trivial Pursuit.
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Buckets of tears were shed at The Pursuit of Happyness.
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"The big goal is that team pursuit medal," Hammer said.
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We don't recommend playing Trivial Pursuit at their dinner parties.
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Ultimately, the pursuit of Bandersnatch sent Imagine Software into bankruptcy.
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The Yankees are not in hot pursuit, one official said.
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In this pursuit of love, everyone gets their junk out.
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He later killed himself after a police pursuit in Pennsylvania.
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I also knew that nothing was guaranteed but the pursuit.
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It's become a pursuit of happiness and health for me.
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Did Littlefinger let on about his creepy pursuit of Sansa?
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Instead, pragmatism is an instrument used in pursuit of principle.
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This is a worthwhile pursuit but not an easy one.
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The target of this particular pursuit was a wild boar.
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I did a team pursuit recently and didn't even finish.
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No officers were injured in the pursuit, Mr. Im said.
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Clinton is promising a dogged pursuit of mainstream liberal goals.
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Yet he is relentless in pursuit of what he wants.
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Agents who died in the pursuit of a higher morality.
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Rizzoli, ever fearless, takes off in pursuit of the shooter.
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Your secondary pursuit should get the same level of commitment.
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Let's celebrate those who persevere in pursuit of bipartisanship nevertheless.
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Our lunar exploration is a mixed pursuit of technological conquest...
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My pursuit of good food could sometimes reach absurd extremes.
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Company executives breaking the law in pursuit of delirious growth.
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In the pursuit of short term success, it's a gamble.
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Hope: Our persistent imagination and tireless pursuit of better futures.
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How many weeds I pulled in pursuit of a Mewtwo.
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His pursuit of economic and social justice embraces identity politics.
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What is gained and lost in the pursuit of riches?
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Some children are successful in this pursuit, while others aren't.
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He complimented the Huskies for a relentless pursuit of perfection.
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"The police pursuit found its audience," according to the article.
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The past week had felt almost like an athletic pursuit.
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Smith is none too friendly to humanity in that pursuit.
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The Americans' pursuit of foreign bankers no longer looked invincible.
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The Azamara Pursuit is now working on a disembarkation plan.
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And when does the pursuit of excellence become mere recklessness?
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THE PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS (2006) on Netflix, YouTube and Amazon.
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Every anxiety now seemed valid, every distant suspicion worth pursuit.
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Indeed, we'd argue royal watching is a legitimate intellectual pursuit.
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Most people are certainly guaranteed to fail in this pursuit.
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His inspiration is meant to be the pursuit of beauty.
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Jared Kushner's pursuit of Middle East peace may be dead.
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Great relationships can still start without the pursuit of them.
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The pursuit of Olympic gold holds some powerful financial lessons.
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Then, the dog shot up the trunk in hot pursuit.
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He missed just once in the pursuit and finished sixth.
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He is violent and original in his pursuit of excellence.
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What unites the scientific community is the pursuit of truth.
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Random House continued the pursuit with a series of meetings.
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Imagine Ahmed and Rushdie, the perfection of pursuit and flight.
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Her memoir, "In Pursuit of Disobedient Women," is out now.
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The pursuit of dreams is what gives life its flavor.
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Were you following Philadelphia's pursuit of free agents this summer?
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Max Rosado heard about the Pursuit program from a friend.
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The pursuit can be carried out more or less wisely.
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Observations. Notes on the pursuit of love, meaning and happiness.
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Notes on the pursuit of success, health and meaning. Nice.
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What my friends and family don't understand is that, in the past, I have paid so steeply for the privilege of happiness that now the pursuit of happiness feels like the pursuit of tragedy.
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Dylan said he'd seen friends die in pursuit of the fetish.
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Honda trails most major automakers in its pursuit of autonomous technology.
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Republicans, however, strongly support Trump's pursuit of an expanded border wall.
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But the mere pursuit of the goal can cause great harm.
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Police allege that some of them helped hide Loyd from pursuit.
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Comcast drops its pursuit of Fox, making way for Disney acquisition
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The firm isn't alone in its pursuit of money from Spotify.
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J., who has led the charge in pursuit of Trump's returns.
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Another powerful tool in the pursuit of faux-pride is nostalgia.
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The two also bonded over the pursuit of women, Watts wrote.
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Though the Australian duo consider Optimystic a more a personal pursuit.
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"Baghdadi's demise demonstrates America's relentless pursuit of terrorist leaders," Trump said.
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"Our cops are in pursuit of these terrible people," he added.
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It's my Mastermind subject, my piece of the Trivial Pursuit pie.
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He occasionally hinted at ties between his ideology and professional pursuit.
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In the future, Georgian men will likely die in its pursuit.
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Travel is becoming more and more of a last-minute pursuit.
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It's become synonymous with the American dream in pursuit of happiness.
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But the pursuit of new elements today is a herculean task.
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Police in 'hop' pursuit on the Sydney Harbour Bridge this morning.
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He becomes emotionally entangled with one while in pursuit of another.
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Trivial Pursuit has also been knocked down to £18.75 from £32.99.
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It has expanded to Seattle, as well, in pursuit of talent.
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Pursuit looks for people with the highest need and most potential.
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It is another to try and weight science in that pursuit.
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Valetine's episode of Ernie Ball: The Pursuit of Tone airs Sept.
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PPG called off its pursuit on Thursday after almost three months.
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Hammer will be the only returning Olympian on the pursuit team.
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But it underlined May's shifting ambitions in the pursuit of Brexit.
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The pursuit of safety — especially for LGBTQ folks — is never-ending.
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Second, America would speed up its pursuit of a matching capability.
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Britain has shed blood and treasure in pursuit of these goals.
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Catalans evoke an idealised past in pursuit of a distinctive identity.
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The pursuit ended in police officers ramming the suspect at Engelbrektsgatan.
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Intel showed that it was in close pursuit with 20123 qubits.
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They applauded the administration's pursuit to change the nation's rebate system.
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Knopfs' fraught marriage and Blanche's search for affection; her pursuit of
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Stephens drove off, but state police already were in hot pursuit.
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The interest started as a child, but the pursuit did not.
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Earlier this year, for example, Unilever rejected Kraft Heinz's merger pursuit.
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The main casualties: the pursuit of diversity and business bottom lines.
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The two gods came together there, and they planned their pursuit.
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Drugmakers applauded the administration's pursuit to change the nation's rebate system.
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He went off like a shot in pursuit and looked furious.
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In the pursuit of optimal health, we all have our habits.
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China ignores borders in its pursuit of critics Freedoms being eroded?
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This is about endangering your family in pursuit of political leverage.
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Anbang dropped its pursuit of Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc HOT.
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He says his biggest fear is becoming a Trivial Pursuit question.
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Like all athletes, I overcame pain in pursuit of my goals.
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Before the storm, investors seemed unrelenting in their pursuit of repayment.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Comcast has overreached in its pursuit of Sky.
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But in this prosaic pursuit they sometimes kick loose aesthetic revelation.
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It is unclear if UCLA will resume its pursuit of Dixon.
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Reports surfaced that Gannett would abandon its pursuit of Tribune Publishing.
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The driver didn't stop and a pursuit began around Interstate 8.
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And the pursuit of the new includes nurturing the next generation.
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Life is about who you become in pursuit of those goals.
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I especially like Ford Motor's passionate pursuit of future automotive technology.
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Morton describes his own heroic pursuit of secretive documents, lost archives,
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"It seems to me to be an obvious and worthwhile pursuit."
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Which means, eventually, it will exist primarily as an academic pursuit.
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Instead, they are about the pursuit, futile or not, of harmony.
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"Her pursuit for it has been carried out doggedly," he said.
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This renders creation an uncertain pursuit and innovation a losing proposition.
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With their hunters in hot pursuit, Mr. Sweat left him behind.
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The pursuit happened on Interstate 680 near Milpitas, the newspaper said.
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A democratic pursuit of nationalism is also taking shape in Corsica.
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Smith won an instant following with her dogged pursuit of Ledecky.
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The schedule could help the Patriots pursuit of a perfect season.
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Now, we're bringing that pursuit to television with "The Weekly." pic.twitter.
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At one point, she said, Mr. Mateen's pursuit veered toward stalking.
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The realm vanishes; the Astrologer continues his pursuit of the Queen.
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Trivial Pursuit Netflix's "Stranger Things" Back to The 80s Edition, $19.99
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While various companies are in pursuit, three are in the lead.
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Survival — the pursuit of more time — is the most basic instinct.
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Meanwhile, the Enlightenment encouraged the pursuit of individual rights and happiness.
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Transforming consumer tech's plowshares into swords is ultimately a dark pursuit.
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All that said, fighting for free expression is a noble pursuit.
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Songun also served to justify the state's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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Maybe it's an irredeemable pursuit, more honestly pursued for money alone.
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Before long we see that this pursuit isn't really for gold.
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Wesley Morris reads from "In Pursuit of Flavor" by Edna Lewis.
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Baksan is not the only place dedicated to their surreal pursuit.
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Here's what we're watching: • Jacobs's pursuit of Qualcomm faces long odds.
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And using those skills, whether it be tracking, pursuit, spearing, etc.
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Where people are making great personal sacrifices in pursuit of knowledge.
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But my interest in magic remained a largely private, solitary pursuit.
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Pursuit is different because it aims at students who can't pay.
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Pursuit found investors to put up $270,000 for the first bond.
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So far, the ADF has been remarkably successful in their pursuit.
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In pursuit of growth at any cost, employees broke the law.
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Ms. Mariani's long years in pursuit of justice took their toll.
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Spitalny frequently deviated from her longstanding pursuit of a college degree.
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Work itself for Mr. Akhtar is a kind of holy pursuit.
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The worst cruelties are those imposed in pursuit of elusive targets.
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If excellence, what (if anything) should we sacrifice in its pursuit?
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"Special Action Force is now on hot pursuit," Chief Bulalacao said.
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Few Wall Street obsessions surpass the pursuit of an investment edge.
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"I am enjoying the pursuit and I am open," she said.
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Running for office is a grueling, often thankless and noble pursuit.
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Netanyahu's pursuit of the no-state solution has shed some camouflage.
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Now the power of the presidency is deployed in this pursuit.
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But his policies — and his pursuit of them — are stunningly heartless.
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But Judex's pursuit of Favraux is only part of the story.
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TO) abandoned its $1.9 billion pursuit of gold miner Centamin (CEY.
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TO) abandoned its $1.9 billion pursuit of gold miner Centamin (CEY.
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The meeting never happened, but Giuliani's pursuit of Biden dirt continued.
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The truth is they go hunting because they like the pursuit.
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They chose not to speak up in pursuit of electoral power.
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But we are relentless in our pursuit of independence and truth.
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With the officer in pursuit, the former student shot several rounds.
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THIS LONG PURSUIT: Reflections of a Romantic Biographer, by Richard Holmes.
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I looked a lot at Spirited Pursuit and Along Dusty Roads.
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Aspen Santa Fe Ballet is in pursuit of happiness and love.
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First, America has to give up its pursuit of global dominance.
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"Annie" does not get to own "theater" as an overall pursuit.
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At Netflix, the technical pursuit feels more or less the same.
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International cooperation and partnership on cybersecurity is typically a worthwhile pursuit.
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As a director, I'm in constant pursuit of the right image.
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Why persist in such a cruel pursuit with such bad odds?
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This does not contribute to life and the pursuit of happiness.
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It's about being almost fearless in pursuit of whatever you want.
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Plus, Tamagotchi was an individual pursuit, while Neopets were inherently social.
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It is odd to offer more for the pursuit of acquisitions.
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THE PURSUIT OF POWER: Europe 1815-1914, by Richard J. Evans.
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Monomaniacal pursuit of growth has fed years of scandal for Facebook.
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There's also an honest pursuit of truth and not just rightness.
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It was learning and study and the pursuit of higher things.
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THIS LONG PURSUIT Reflections of a Romantic BiographerBy Richard Holmes Illustrated.
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A pursuit that's continued after being denied the chance in 2008.
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To become someone else in the pursuit of telling a story.
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Sovereign nations remain in incessant pursuit of power and self-interest.
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Notes on the pursuit of health ... I thought it was observations.
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To break the rules, if necessary in pursuit of their goal.
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Mr Frischmann: In theory, contract law enables and ought to enable people, first, to exercise their will freely in pursuit of their own ends and, second, to relate to others freely in pursuit of cooperative ends.
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The youngest member of the British pursuit team in 2006, Thomas put his road cycling career on hold to focus on the Beijing Olympics, where he won the first of his two team pursuit gold medals.
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But 2 Chainz's own dogged pursuit of perfection didn't make sense, either.
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The Boring Company, another Musk business pursuit, provided additional support this year.
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During the set break, I wander around in pursuit of some munchies.
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Desperate parents were willing to get bruises in pursuit of these devices.
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Taking an unpopular stand or two in pursuit of progress is fine.
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Will's other pursuit these days is to carry on his parents' legacy.
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I loved making The Life Pursuit because it was just the group.
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The pursuit of beautiful skin has been deeply rooted in human culture.
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In other words, it's not the pursuit of happiness that's the problem.
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Falling back on the language of romantic pursuit—a trope that recurs
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He's passionate, but sometimes hyperbolic in the pursuit of making a point.
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This surprised me, since I always considered fetch a classically canine pursuit.
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The pursuit of the Group's goals is augmented by CNP Action, Inc.
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During the short pursuit, both drivers would speed up and then brake.
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Vivek is co-author of Community Paralegals and the Pursuit of Justice.
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What are the key goals in the pursuit of women's full equality?
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In his final event, a pursuit on March 24, he placed 32nd.
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In pursuit of this vision, some welcome structural reforms are under way.
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As Kinzer's book repeatedly shows, the pursuit of fantasy produces real casualties.
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Stockley's lawyer dismissed the comment as "human emotions" during a dangerous pursuit.
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The "over-riding objective" is not to begin a pursuit at all.
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Prince FitzChivalry Farseer's takes off in pursuit when his daughter is abducted.
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The pursuit of love is to music what peas are to rice.
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He suffered in the individual pursuit, getting lapped by the flying Cavendish.
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This pursuit can take forms as mild as dinner and a movie.
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A white-knuckle and dogged pursuit of the state's most notorious fugitive.
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Pursuit is a nonprofit located in an old zipper factory in Queens.
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There was a lot of death in the pursuit of saving lives.
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Borderless CEOs shuttle from one country to another in pursuit of efficiencies.
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Ruskin believed that the pursuit of efficiency had deprived labour of meaning.
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To the contrary, the pursuit has been marked by some spectacular failures.
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Mulder and Scully's pursuit for the truth is officially back out there!
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Cave diving is arguably the most dangerous pursuit in terrestrial adventure today.
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But Epstein has no power to determine the end of their pursuit.
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We spend a whole season forgetting this, in dutiful pursuit of probability.
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I don't want to make it sound like this pursuit is unworthy.
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"In the pursuit of justice, I would've done anything," she told Today.
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Every American is entitled to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Of course, life isn't all about the pursuit of the perfect photo.
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Until recently, the pursuit of quantum power was largely an abstract one.
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"Our puck pursuit, our tenacity, our secondary forecheck was excellent," Hitchcock said.
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But they can't let Griffin's signing hinder their pursuit of that quarterback.
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He decided to make the move in pursuit of better career opportunities.
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When the pursuit of health becomes obsessive and fearful, that's not healthy.
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Fact: Anybody who labels beauty as a shallow pursuit is dead wrong.
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That appeared to be a reference to her pursuit of Apple Inc.
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The pursuit of knowledge is easier than it has ever been before.
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At least that's the ideal, even if the pursuit is sometimes flawed.
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Good luck, young Santa skeptic, in your tenacious pursuit for the truth.
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And I know that in the pursuit of justice, it never will.
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The pursuit of diversity in tech is not all doom and gloom.
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It has also never seen anything like the pursuit of Shohei Ohtani.
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So I can see you are excelling in your pursuit of experiences.
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Founded in pursuit of Brexit alone, UKIP has no such common ground.
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But it is all worth it in the pursuit of absolute purity.
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The new science of corporate finance revolutionised the pursuit of that goal.
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It speaks to the intensity of the GOP's pursuit of judicial confirmations.
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In your pursuit to save money, you could actually pay a price.
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These capabilities, plus unmanned air and undersea vehicles, are worthy of pursuit.
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The pursuit lasts less than a minute before the officers shoot Blevins.
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In the pursuit of those enormous goals, ethics can easily get muddled.
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For the past year, Kaevats's main pursuit has been self-driving cars.
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In turn, America would speed up its pursuit of a matching capability.
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Now, T'Challa is in pursuit of Ulysses Klaue, who's escaped the casino.
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T'Challa's in his panther suit on top of the car in pursuit.
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Process innovation and technology, in pursuit of efficiency, are the primary culprits.
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He fired multiple rounds at officers during the police pursuit, Lopez said.
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Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.
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Indeed, pursuit of free and fair trade globally was never more desirable.
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We all deserve to pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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But the Saudi pursuit of nuclear energy has made many observers nervous.
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All of that is done in pursuit of keeping eyeballs on them.
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The pursuit of edgy fashion had ended up looking like foolish sameness.
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The pursuit is no mere hobby: Arm wrestling has become big business.
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As a player, Walton was famously maniacal in his pursuit of winning.
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In pursuit of these common interests, Pakistan can play a vital role.
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In many cases, a "hot-pursuit doctrine" was misapplied, the report found.
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It is a search for justice, a pursuit of what is right.
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This pursuit of samples makes the OSUMMI team's drone footage extra delightful.
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Perry Fisher's pursuit of his worker's comp money is still in court.
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Hot Pursuit was the only major movie that featured a trans character.
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The pursuit is fueling interest among venture capitalists and leading to acquisitions.
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At the time, Jacob was freelancing, an inherently feast-or-famine pursuit.
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His "fearless" pursuit of happiness and life also earned him ripped jeans.
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If China opposes Taiwan's pursuit of U.N. membership, that's just China's position.
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The state is also stepping up its pursuit of agricultural research dollars.
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Supporting him is a price worth paying in pursuit of our goals.
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You can watch "In Pursuit of Happiness: Black at Burning Man" here.
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Watching European soccer in America used to be a lonely, frustrating pursuit.
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She is deeply principled and warm hearted in her pursuit of justice.
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We invented the Wonderbra, the pacemaker, the garbage bag, and Trivial Pursuit.
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Who will be sacrificed in pursuit of a pure top 10 list?
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We have a right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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The survival expert Bear Grylls is relentless in his pursuit of thrills.
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In this case, the pursuit of "health" has actually been less healthful.
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Nonscientists sometimes equate the profession with the pursuit of cold, hard facts.
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The South Korean news media's pursuit of the cheerleaders has been intense.
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De' Medici slogs through mud and snow in pursuit of his enemies.
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I admire that passion, the perseverance and the constant pursuit of improvement.
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"The pursuit of knowledge," he said, "doesn't always have a happy ending."
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I think that the pursuit of getting A's is a good thing.
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He thinks all his behavior is justifiable in the pursuit of love.
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He's chasing after Bucky Barnes during the freeway pursuit and outrunning cars.
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In the end, though, it's all in the pursuit of jelly beans.
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RICHARDS: To me the pursuit of delicious food is the Southern way.
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You can watch "In Pursuit of Happiness: Black at Burning Man" here:
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These days, sleuths all seem to be in pursuit of their identities.
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What she seems in pursuit of is a better quality of guilt.
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There's plenty of business in the pursuit of the post-carbon economy.
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It may sound paradoxical to plead for divine sanction of scientific pursuit.
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In pursuit of crony capitalism, Perry blundered into a nest of wonks.
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The pursuit of excellence has infiltrated and corrupted the world of leisure.
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Liberty and equality are supposed to make possible the pursuit of happiness.
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At least one scientist at NASA found merit in Dr. Myhrvold's pursuit.
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It is a perverse subversion of the human enterprise of scientific pursuit.
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"What it Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence" by Stephen Schwarzman
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Manu Sharma, boss of Labelbox, says this remains "primarily an academic pursuit".
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The vehicle failed to stop, which resulted in a pursuit, authorities said.
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Check. A place dedicated to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness?
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Akzo Nobel rebuffed the approaches, and PPG abandoned its pursuit in June.
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One pursuit drives Beltre more than anything else: a World Series championship.
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Once he realized his love of Rand was irreconcilable with his pursuit
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MAY 9, 2019 - Chevron abandoned its pursuit of Anadarko, citing price discipline.
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Policies at the federal level should support that pursuit, not stymie it.
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Smith's pursuit inadvertently required citing other work that is far less credible.
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The pursuit of facts has been replaced by the broadcasts of mendacity.
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"What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence" by Steve Schwarzman
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So he pursued another mechanical pursuit: building a wristwatch from its parts.
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They made Mr. Campbell's pursuit of the contemporary a condition of hiring.
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These goals need not be sacrificed in pursuit of reduced carbon pollution.
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Coetzee also travels to the Seychelles islands in pursuit of dogtooth tuna.
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This new popular pursuit found an audience across all classes and denominations.
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Is it a pursuit of some rewarding feeling, some hit of dopamine?
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I'm not accusing "Cold Pursuit" of being casually sexist or accidentally racist.
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Kyle Kulinski describes why impeachment is a meaningless pursuit for the Democrats.
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You can't knock out walls in the pursuit of a new discovery.
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Criticizing the cultural regime of body positivity is a precarious pursuit, though.
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Pursuit of such claims can take years due to ballooning court backlogs.
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But now, Slim is in pursuit of a different level of success.
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His most recent book is The Pursuit of Power: Europe, 1815-1914.
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Somehow, though, the anxious pursuit of the perfect shirt had become consuming.
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He was not always heroic in act and deed, but he was in immutable, relentless pursuit of what mattered most to him: the elevation of this country and its continued pursuit of the best we had to offer.
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Corbin's biggest accomplishment with the album is acknowledging that life is scary, but convincing anyone who listens that the pursuit of love makes it worth living through the terror, even if that pursuit itself is borderline hellish at times.
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Teaming up with Leonie, Carter's sister and the object of Seth's unrequited crush, the men believe they're in pursuit of the music, when the music itself is the pursuit, down a rabbit hole somewhere below the Mason-Dixon line.
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Playgoers abet Toby's reveling, Viola's cross-dressing, Malvolio's nearly nude pursuit of Olivia.
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Or, perhaps it will enable the pursuit of a new and worthy mission.
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To Graham, defending the Trumps is more important than the pursuit of justice.
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We then feed these improvements back to production in a pursuit of perfection.
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The only constant in his whole miserable life is the pursuit of more.
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The suspects traded more than 60 shots with police during the harrowing pursuit.
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The LDP's long dominance has also kept politics a pursuit for old men.
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Still, cutting down on how misinformation spreads on Facebook is a worthy pursuit.
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Ultimately, though, creative clashes with the surviving Queen members made this pursuit difficult.
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OL) has abandoned its pursuit of New York-listed rival DHT Holdings (DHT.
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The suspect dropped his weapon and fled, with the local resident in pursuit.
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Evans isn't unique among his Silicon Valley brethren in his pursuit of fasting.
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But the theme of reanimating artistic mediums is perhaps Weinkle's most interesting pursuit.
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Some version of risk must always be endured in the pursuit of returns.
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Ayers was then shot and captured by police following a pursuit, police said.
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The gunman dropped his weapon and fled, with the local resident in pursuit.
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The gunman was later found dead in his vehicle after a short pursuit.
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In a league in pursuit of efficiency, Oklahoma City was a rare combination.
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Tesla looks like it may be in hot pursuit of a new market.
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Volume seemed to be the hero-prince's singular pursuit—but to what end?
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In the middle of the pursuit, one of the officer unholsters his handgun.
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Minutes later, Poletti races out of the building — the coyote following in pursuit.
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She is someone whose pursuit of knowledge and interests will be life-long.
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Our Values govern how we conduct ourselves in the pursuit of our mission.
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What was once a fringe pursuit is now a suburban birthday party activity.
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Singing was her passion, a pursuit encouraged by her parents and her teachers.
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"The pursuit of justice has failed categorically," the CPJ said in its report.
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The film isn't just concerned with the pursuit of excellence in the abstract.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Gilles Grapinet is testing financial credulity in pursuit of scale.
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Rather, tourists are a tool in the Chinese government's pursuit of soft power.
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Kelley was found dead in his vehicle after a short pursuit by authorities.
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But real talk, Aries: Is there more to this attraction than seductive pursuit?
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Keep this pursuit of harmony in mind as you move through the week.
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Corinne was fearless in her pursuit of Nick's rose — and a good nap.
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PROFESSIONAL athletes pay a high price for their pursuit of excellence and glory.
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It was a teenager in Trump gear, sprinting with a mob in pursuit.
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" And her recourse is nearly nonexistent, she said, calling it "a useless pursuit.
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Because of that, she could also be reckless in pursuit of a story.
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The activity is both comparatively new and based on a long-standing pursuit.
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I traveled to Lyon to follow team USA in their pursuit for gold.
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Kaepernick has lost one year, so far, for his pursuit of social justice.
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The pursuit ended in gunfire on a dead-end street in Marksville, Louisiana.
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And maybe that story will be as fascinating as the pursuit of Escobar.
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When a boy shouted "I found one!" dozens sprinted after him in pursuit.
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Hygge — or the conscious pursuit of a cozy lifestyle — is everywhere these days.
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The two sisters have moved to Los Angeles in pursuit of different passions.
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Because when you're a celebrity on the pursuit of perfect skin, anything goes.
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Objectives and key results drive clarity, accountability, and the uninhibited pursuit of greatness.
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This, my friend, is a greater pursuit; I'm searching for the perfect restaurant.
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Harrison was unaware that the pursuit policy had changed, according to charging documents.
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It rewards persistence, creativity, and the pursuit of perfection on the small scale.
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He, however, dropped his pursuit of lower caps at the behest of Republicans.
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Only after beginning his pursuit of public office did he "correct" the entry.
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But in their pursuit of their goal, Chinese leaders still have many options.
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America has a great promise of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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The down day also led the Dow away from its pursuit of 261,2004.
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Ambitious U.S. diplomatic plays such as Kerry's pursuit of Middle East peace failed.
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Together, they try to evade the pursuit of an off-book CIA agent.
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Did making sculptures run parallel to your pursuit of baking as a hobby?
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Troops were in "aggressive pursuit" of the fleeing Boko Haram fighters, it said.
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How much losing can I, personally, take in the pursuit of ten wins?
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Washington (CNN)Think the pursuit of higher learning is immune from partisan polarization?
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So in pursuit of "understanding Trump," CNN read the first chapter available online.
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This pursuit of the perfect ceviche has changed the course of my life.
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Executives blamed high drug prices on the drugmakers and their pursuit of profits.
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However, others are continuing to diversify in pursuit of new sources of growth.
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"He was ferociously dedicated to the pursuit of truth in acting," Hawke said.
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Enamored in their pursuit for a home-feeling and an unattainable, childlike fulfillment.
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But we had just done ten issues on Spider-Woman's pursuit of normal.
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There appears no price too high to pay in the pursuit of Trump.
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No serious negotiations, in pursuit of some more advantageous agreement, have been engaged.
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Trump's backers, the Republican-led pursuit of the ouster of Bill Clinton will
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Even so, "Cold Pursuit" marks one of the lowest openings of Neeson's career.
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But Williams dismissed the idea that her pursuit of Graf affected her play.
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Her dedication to the pursuit of equality for the masses was adamantine, however.
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A human life is essentially lost in Mewtwo's pursuit of animal-human hybridization.
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Janet Mock launched a hashtag, #girlslikeus, in 2012 in pursuit of trans visibility.
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Serverless development has largely been a lonely pursuit until recently, but Serverless, Inc.
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It wasn't long until US Park Police found Ghaisar and began a pursuit.
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The pursuit of official certainty, in other words, has bred an epistemological uncertainty.
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There is, however, a formula for finding fulfillment in pursuit of your success.
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To many, running for president seems like an individual pursuit, but it isn't.
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His policy sacrifices American interests in the vain pursuit of gratifying those needs.
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It's a beautiful & bold idea, based on life, liberty & the pursuit of happiness.
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Venezuela's pursuit of the Bolivarian revolution has taken the country over a precipice.
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But if the answer is maybe, that puts federal investigators on the pursuit.
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I was struck by the troubling parallels between the Army's nineteenth-century pursuit
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Richard DeWald, a nurse, said he narrowly avoided Mr. Joudeh during the pursuit.
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Making the most out of your passionate pursuit is an entirely different story.
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That morning, he had risen early for the women's ten-kilometre pursuit biathlon.
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The pursuit last about 35 minutes, the Arizona Department of Public Safety said.
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Everyone was going to join in the shared pursuit of the capitalist ideal.
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Cuban, 59, says one thing has been key: The endless pursuit of knowledge.
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He is relentless in his pursuit, but to complain would get Célestine fired.
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More than anyone else in his generation, Marden committed himself to that pursuit.
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CSP believes in the right to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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But I think all of them are devoted to the pursuit of facts.
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Barry Goldwater was wrong: Moderation in pursuit of justice actually is a virtue.
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Hulu's pursuit of the live TV market just took another big step forward.
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Was music a social thing or more of a solitary post-school pursuit?
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There are profound health reasons to lose weight , and it's a noble pursuit.
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The startled police officer fumbled into the Alto as it followed in pursuit.
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Ben and his friends run in panic, but the pursuit doesn't take long.
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"The game is, more broadly, about the misguided pursuit of desire," he said.
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Magic Leap goes to Finland in pursuit of Nordic VR and AR talent
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Japan has another leg up on the pursuit of cleaner asses: cute poop.
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What is the furthest length you've gone to in pursuit of artistic authenticity?
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In the video we wanted to illustrate that pursuit of stillness within identity.
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Remember that whole unfettered scholarly pursuit of truth that you love to champion?
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The team was in pursuit of hidden treasures beneath the hot desert sands.
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It was not any kind of spiritual epiphany or Kerouacian pursuit of freedom.
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He directed part of his wealth to the pursuit of the fastest sailboat.
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But, at some point, you start watching the pursuit more than anything else.
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These findings suggest the unrelenting pursuit of happiness may often be self-defeating.
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Path 4: Dreamer-Entrepreneur PathThe Dreamer Path requires the pursuit of a dream.
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About one in eight (22015%) quit for some private pursuit outside of government.
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The rally towels say, "One Pursuit," a reference to a World Series title.
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At Yotel New York, the pursuit of Zen comes with a small cost.
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During these phases, his zealous pursuit of his creative vision can be intoxicating.
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To be unburdened of history, for many immigrants, enables the pursuit of happiness.
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"People think of games as isolating or a solitary pursuit," Ms. Foulston said.
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The future of our economy depends on the vigorous pursuit of space exploration.
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America's ability to mobilize others in the pursuit of common objectives will atrophy.
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Okay, life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness is only for straight people?
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Its pursuit is the loneliness coiled within the heart of the American dream.
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Hopeless romantics would call Mr. Pantaleo's pursuit of Ms. Jewell a long-shot.
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Now he thinks about his once all-consuming pursuit in a different way.
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It's hard to say when and where Woods's pursuit of Snead will resume.
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He defined entrepreneurship as the pursuit of opportunity beyond the resources you control.
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A tortoise clatters across a wooden floor in pursuit of a purple ball.
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Here's what we're following today: • Disney's pursuit of Fox is nearing its conclusion.
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Now, instead, they can pay Pursuit to retrain their own blue-collar workers.
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"Many initially welcomed the president's pursuit of diplomacy in North Korea," she said.
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In the male mind, any peccadillo is excusable in the pursuit of compatibility.
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But C.C.P. apparatchiks, in their pursuit of authoritarianism, have sidelined those mitigating factors.
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And he could be diplomatic in his pursuit of his big-picture ambitions.
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He denounced Soviet society itself as rotten and in pursuit of world domination.
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His pursuit of Jack Nicklaus's record 18 major championships might be back on.
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When did it turn from a very valid pursuit into something slightly tainted?
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It is in hot pursuit of the worst record in the National League.
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We want to follow this woman as she goes in pursuit of Ashraf.
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Mr. Lee, in his pursuit of fish, championed streamside tactics over entomological science.
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His pursuit was Athenian greatness — and domestic and foreign policy contributed to this.
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Rich is not an endless pursuit of money, and I'm a rapper, right?
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Nature, the environment and our pursuit to understand our world are worthy endeavors.
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Suddenly, FX and Hulu were neck and neck in pursuit of the series.
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We must, under all conditions, persist and persevere in our pursuit of empowerment.
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Life and liberty and the pursuit of happiness, that's what makes us unique.
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Mr. Trump himself has previously questioned Mr. Starr's zealous pursuit of Mr. Clinton.
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Doing everything possible in pursuit of partnership is desperate energy we don't need.
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The House can also pass a resolution authorizing like pursuit of civil contempt.
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Footage of the chase reveals several police cars in pursuit of the truck.
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Pottinger in particular pulled out the stops in pursuit of Patrick Kessler's cache.
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One day, the old man flees for the forest, the mastiff in pursuit.
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They were the first to film a police car pursuit from the air.
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Martin's pursuit of that clue is intercut with flashbacks to the boys' upbringing.
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What accounts for this nearly 25-fold increase in pursuit of "blitzscaled" growth?
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THE H-SPOT The Feminist Pursuit of Happiness By Jill Filipovic 320 pp.
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ALEDO, Texas — Tony Romo's next pursuit of a championship will be in golf.
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It's an expensive pursuit, costing competitive cheerleaders between $8,000 and $10,000 a year.
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They scamper urgently across the room in pursuit of things we cannot see.
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We continue to wish Summer the very best in her pursuit of justice.
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I can't possibly outrun a line of thwomps in pursuit of a star.
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In pursuit, Delke saw a gun in Hambrick's hand, according to the warrant.
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I'm hooked on the pursuit of those moments, however elusive they may be.
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Instead, Conditt's vehicle began to leave the parking lot, with police in pursuit.
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" "We're going to laser-focus on your so-called 'honest pursuit of truth.
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We offer our perspective, our learnings, and our participation in this worthy pursuit.
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Who is he talking to in pursuit of these political investigations in Ukraine?
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Inbox To the Sports Editor: Re: "The Ultimate Pursuit in Hunting: Sheep," Feb.
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You build settlements across the island of Catan in pursuit of economic domination.
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"What It Takes: Lessons in the Pursuit of Excellence" by Stephen A. Schwarzman
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What if there is even such a thing as the pursuit of unhappiness?
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Broadcom announced Wednesday that it is formally ending its aggressive pursuit of Qualcomm.
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Be brave and courageous in your pursuit of justice for these young immigrants.
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Police got a description of the suspect and his vehicle and took pursuit.
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He identified that all religions were fundamentally in pursuit of oneness with God.
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Is it upon me to continue my arduous pursuit of your unreasonable approval?
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Instead, Aslan bushwhacks his way through intellectual history in pursuit of his point.
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Instrument and destiny, for every great pursuit demands the cooperation of both parties.
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The pursuit of money to keep a college football program greased for greatness?
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How did his pursuit of the perfect glove lead him to Karachi, Pakistan?
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The pursuit of happiness does not equal the embrace of 80-hour weeks.
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News Analysis WASHINGTON — In pursuit of a wall, President Trump ran into one.
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Instead, he is busying himself with a lifetime pursuit: putting on a show.
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Mr. Zhang is famous for his perfectionist pursuit of a well-designed service.
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Related: Is the Government Pursuit of Wall Street Criminals Too Little Too Late?
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In reality, everything they have done in pursuit of repeal is breaking promises.
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And defining aggressive pursuit as assault leads to consequences no one should want.
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In a speech in Berlin last July, Moon outlined what he called the "Korean Peninsula peace initiative" with three Noes: No desire for the North's collapse, no pursuit of unification by absorption, and no pursuit of unification through artificial means.
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You see this is as a 5 percent, 10 percent thing, not, in terms of ... The gifts that are not necessarily in the pursuit of a noble aim, but are a pursuit of a good story for the donor to tell.
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"At no time did the Tesla end up having to leave the pursuit, it didn't die on the freeway, and it really didn't impact this pursuit in any way," Geneva Bosques, a spokeswoman for the Fremont Police Department, said on Monday.
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"I hope people begin to understand that this is a lifelong pursuit," he said.
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I can still remember as a kid, I was so competitive at Trivial Pursuit.
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We move across the country, once again, in pursuit of campaigns we believe in.
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An expensive and deadly helicopter led-chase follows, all in pursuit of baby Hanna.
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In pursuit of a relationship, Wynn moved to Baltimore after dropping out of college.
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In fact, the pursuit of money can make you feel less satisfied and fulfilled.
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Unlike primary or secondary education, university is a minority pursuit in most advanced economies.
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Every feature is a result of endless evolution and relentless pursuit of a goal.
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His own pursuit of an acting, McConaughey said, might have cost him some grades.
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" Basically, he says, "we want to help anyone who's in the pursuit of opportunity.
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It was later joined by another totally unique-to-Harry-Potter fan pursuit: Quidditch.
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Deputies described their pursuit using night-vision goggles and lasers to pinpoint his position.
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That's how I ended up popping eight pills a day in pursuit of beauty.
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In pursuit of rapid growth at affordable efficiency, Facebook failed to protect its users.
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It's part of a broader urban planning trend in the pursuit of walkable streets.
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He was fired in 2012 for allegedly lying about a pursuit and the Dept.
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We are in pursuit of a common mission centered on empowering people and organizations.
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She goes to the sea and the market in pursuit of salt in Japan.
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"I don't want this bill to be destroyed in pursuit of perfection," Perdue said.
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Virgin Hyperloop One has amassed the biggest war chest in pursuit of the idea.
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Prominent book agent Amanda "Binky" Urban from ICM is representing McMaster in his pursuit.
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However, the pursuit of economic stability often sows the seeds of its own demise.
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Hasbro is bringing a version of Trivial Pursuit and other games, according to Limp.
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Or, alternately, they were curated gifts for specific individuals — a romantic, embarrassing, private pursuit.
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All the museum guards I asked for directions soured in speculation of my pursuit.
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Harbor made the tough call to leave the show in pursuit of his career.
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But Uber's pursuit of self-driving technology has led it down some dark paths.
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Mr. al-Baghdadi ran into an underground tunnel, with the American commandos in pursuit.
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Clever lens crafting could be an intellectual pursuit that further engages the user base.
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House Democrats' pursuit of President Donald Trump's tax returns has intensified in recent months.
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Mr Trump believes he is a master negotiator in pursuit of a stronger America.
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These interviews help us continue our constant pursuit of an outstanding student-athlete experience.
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Expanding trade opportunities for Americans has been a bipartisan pursuit since this country started.
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So international banks often sacrifice margin in the frequently vain pursuit of market share.
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Generally state-owned, they lend in pursuit of missions set out by the government.
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So don't bother deleting your browsing or search history in the pursuit of privacy.
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Mueller's vigorous pursuit of Manafort signaled a powerful interest in learning what he knew.
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That she should overreach in pursuit of this noble goal is hardly a blunder.
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In the first season, Paula was Rebecca's fiercest advocate in her pursuit of Josh.
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Robbins said officers want to review video of the pursuit and talk to witnesses.
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Boris Johnson, her probable successor, said "fuck business" in pursuit of a hard exit.
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In pursuit of long-term returns, it is willing to ride out market volatility.
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It's very masturbatory to follow that pursuit, but I suppose that's all we have.
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An unremitting pursuit of radicalism could easily contribute to defeat for the broader left.
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A magazine's editors lead this aspirational pursuit and the readers never quite catch up.
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After all, fashion's constant pursuit of beauty is what keeps the industry moving forward.
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She is already starting to miss things in pursuit of Declan Howell-level perfection.
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But nothing can excuse Israel's relentless pursuit of the very occupation that undermines it.
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Which means that this Trivial Pursuit question is the cruelest one of them all.
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Ever since Nicky helped Barbara get sober, she's been clear-headed in her pursuit.
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Wearing a computerized glove, I reach forward in pursuit of a little toy basketball.
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VRChat seems like the ultimate manifestation of that pursuit, perhaps even the logical endpoint.
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Non-disclosure agreements frequently allow pursuit of damages through arbitration rather than a lawsuit.
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I tried to mirror Ali in my pursuit, the focus and confidence you need.
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He thinks he knows what's his, and he's relentless in his pursuit of it.
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It's the pursuit that makes it worth it, the means and not the ends.
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His intent was to avoid police pursuit ... Running and firing back over your shoulder?
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He is perpetually on the campaign trail in pursuit of validation, and another win.
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This view has guided his work in politics, not the pursuit of personal wealth.
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Politicians in pursuit of the black vote tend to go to Sylvia's in Harlem.
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Le Fou's unabashed pursuit of Gaston makes him Disney's first official openly gay character.
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As one sees in their pursuit of Durant, they are always big-game hunting.
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Arya glances nervously behind her, dreading the pursuit of obvious serial killer Ed Sheeran.
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In her pursuit to help her family avoid homelessness, she had been professionally typecast.
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That's when an ordinary traffic stop turned into a high speed, albeit brief pursuit.
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He noted Trump's pursuit of a deal to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
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I ask for patience as officials continue pursuit of a swift and peaceful resolution.
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And, like Kanye West, he is willing to scandalize in the pursuit of justice.
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At their worst, a Leo can be selfish in the pursuit of their goals.
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" They are admonished: "Pursuit of a news story is not a license for arrogance.
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The DOJ's relentless pursuit of the 100% licensing policy ignores seven decades of history.
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So why does the pursuit of tax cuts in the name of growth persist?
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The trouble is identifying a goal that could replace the pursuit of shareholder value.
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Why not bleed the universe of its materials in pursuit of constant forward momentum.
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Maybe all this will come in handy later in a game of Trivial Pursuit.
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Perhaps this alone made her so uniquely worthy of a district attorney's feverish pursuit.
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This is all a political witch hunt, an investigation in pursuit of a crime.
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After all, here is a pursuit that most would find bizarre and even disturbing.
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Nowhere is the pursuit of bestness as urgent as when it comes to travel.
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We should ensure that these efforts are coordinated in pursuit of the same objectives.
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All in pursuit of a Brexit that the party's leaders campaigned against in 2016.
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Aside from a few wearing masks, the crowd scatters, with the police in pursuit.
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A devastating diagnosis led Eric Sun to find new meaning in an old pursuit.
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Even his detractors concede he has shown great persistence in pursuit of his goals.
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Part of this, of course, is due to North Korea's pursuit of nuclear capabilities.
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Regan said that with Justice, West Virginia Democrats sacrificed principle in pursuit of winning.
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It can inspire them to bind together freely in pursuit of the common good.
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After all, the "pursuit of happiness" is even enshrined in the Declaration of Independence.
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And student loans are increasingly a burden for anyone in pursuit of an education.
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The rival Los Angeles Dodgers are also said to be in pursuit of Realmuto.
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Clancy will again be a team mate when the team pursuit begins on Aug.
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In today's globalized economy, capital is mobile in its pursuit of lower tax jurisdictions.
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In England, hunting had long been a pursuit of royal courts and wealthy nobles.
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Unity is sought in the common pursuit of transcendent purpose for the public good.
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"The Pursuit of Love," Nancy Mitford Nancy Mitford is one of my favorite writers.
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Ryan also cast his legacy as having normalized the pursuit of meaningful entitlement reform.
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Congress can and should provide oversight of each agency's pursuit of such a policy.
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Telsey notes a customer-centric approach, "relentless" pursuit of efficiency, and growing Prime membership.
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And the company also gave up pursuit of a lucrative Pentagon cloud computing contract.
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From Boston to Bangladesh, social media have contributed enormously to the pursuit of happiness.
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And CVS isn't alone in its pursuit of nonclinical solutions to chronic health problems.
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"Yesterday, the JIM determined responsibility; today, we begin our pursuit of accountability," Rycroft said.
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But the driver sped out of the checkpoint and led officers on a pursuit.
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The Lightning took a minor step back in their pursuit of a playoff spot.
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Clinton and many in her generation were expressing skepticism about the pursuit of money.
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I went to six fast-food chains in pursuit of this perfect chicken nugget.
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Dream-setting activities involve the pursuit of a dream and the goals behind it.
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The pursuit of narrow self-interest is held to lead to the greatest good.
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Still, it all but abandoned structural reform in a fruitless pursuit of political consensus.
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"This has got to come to an end, this pursuit of presidents," Giuliani said.
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The former special education teacher was the driving force behind Tom's pursuit of acting.
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At present the EU can make common cause in pursuit of Britain's exit bill.
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Moss' dress reminds us that the serpent also symbolizes healthcare as a noble pursuit.
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Critically, its designers were also unafraid to compromise functionality in pursuit of this concept.
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His single-minded pursuit of justice brings him into conflict with Daredevil (Charlie Cox).
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President Obama squandered billions of U.S. taxpayer dollars in pursuit of an ideological agenda.
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Trump had other motivations that year in his pursuit of the Reform Party nomination.
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Meanwhile, the Port Authority's pursuit escalated into a full blown search-and-rescue operation.
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Without life, there is no liberty; without life, there is no pursuit of happiness.
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But Detroit forced a heavy cost on some residents in its pursuit of prosperity.
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Even such a stereotypically intellectual pursuit as chess only correlates with IQ at 0.24.
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The big picture: The aggressive pursuit of leakers didn't start with the Trump presidency.
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Hence, Pandora's acquisition of Rdio and the pursuit of rights for on-demand streaming.
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Rico turns down a side street to find parking, and Wayne turns in pursuit.
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There is also the women's team pursuit final and the men's 15km scratch race.
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Raisi has rejected Rouhani's economic record and his pursuit of detente with the West.
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The FTC can play an important role in the pursuit of the president's goals.
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It starts with ending this radical, reckless and backward-looking pursuit of offshore drilling.
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The new effort will be led by small units known as counterterrorism pursuit teams.
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She covers many thousands of miles in pursuit of the intricacies of her subject.
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Let people live under the theory of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Knowing the total number of guns in civilian hands isn't just an academic pursuit.
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But she has also brought a rare back story and perspective to the pursuit.
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Economic self-interest and the pursuit of profits tilts decidedly toward an open internet.
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Thoughtful, diffident guys throw caution to the wind occasionally in pursuit of sonic radiance.
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Within 10 minutes of their arrival, after a brief pursuit, Mr. Clark was dead.
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The recent deaths of three alpinists once again raises questions about this dangerous pursuit.
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Dance, to her, isn't an individual pursuit, but one that involves a larger community.
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Despite the protests surrounding the mounted pursuit of fox, the sport remains surprisingly robust.
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That's what America is supposedly all about—life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
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He insists that sanctions alone will not end the North's pursuit of nuclear weapons.
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From that point on, citizens should beware leaders manufacturing crises in pursuit of legacies.
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His pursuit of Jack Nicklaus's record 18 major championships is now officially back on.
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Two of the hikers escaped, with Mr. Jordan in pursuit, according to the affidavit.
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The Indians' pursuit will not grip the sports world the way the Cubs' did.
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But why was that pursuit more vigorous in the South than in other places?
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But it was physics that he found most challenging, and most worthy of pursuit.
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Yet Johnson contends that his plans have nothing to do with Biden's 2020 pursuit.
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Within a few years, the overriding pursuit of positions and money consumed his peers.
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Then war veterans decide to camp around Washington in pursuit of their wartime bonuses.
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Namely: Thou shalt go on The Bachelor in pursuit of love and only love.
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Modest she may be, but also unhesitating in her pursuit and exercise of power.
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Police were not in pursuit of the vehicle at the time of the crash.
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Telling lies to those groups in pursuit of financial gain could be a crime.
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It certainly wasn't at Halpern, where no sequin is spared in pursuit of glamour.
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This is a strategy that must supersede any individual's vainglorious pursuit of the presidency.
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Her father rolled the dice on an entrepreneurial pursuit and founded his own company.
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There is another less obvious obstacle in the pursuit of such a streak: boredom.
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In its pursuit of growth, Unilever is moving away from mayonnaise and toward makeup.
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Now, couples might unknowingly dispose of perfectly healthy embryos in pursuit of a prodigy.
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"The pursuit of justice is never a 9-to-5 endeavor," said Mr. Rosenstein.
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" In his book "Authenticity in Music" (21984), he called it a "blinkered, faddish pursuit.
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Could that give our Team USA a competitive edge in their pursuit for gold?
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For many, that kind of wake-up call would end the pursuit of speed.
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Wars will continue remain necessary in the pursuit and preservation of US national interests.
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I confess to eavesdropping, Twitter-stalking and the like in pursuit of the answers.
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But she has already overturned one Tory shibboleth in pursuit of her broader project.
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Democrats are withholding votes now in pursuit of popular goals embraced by both parties.
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He leaves in pursuit, with the zeal of a stalker and no planning whatsoever.
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If you need to, get up and use your shotgun and end this pursuit.
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" Still, Caldwell and Honnold's pursuit of the nose speed record is "simple to understand.
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But the widespread belief among serious hunters is that rams are the ultimate pursuit.
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Ms. Ross, balancing a demanding life, is in pursuit of the full human experience.
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Catching a giant paddlefish weighing 50 or 13 pounds is an altogether different pursuit.
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The only hope for regional and global peace requires pursuit of U.S.-Iran reconciliation.
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"They fled the scene and crashed without an officer in hot pursuit," Smith said.
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One side envisions officers and communities working in tandem in the pursuit of safety.
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The committee also cited the role President Donald Trump played in the city's pursuit.
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The pursuit of technological advancements in the military is as old as war itself.
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Determine what you truly want, and employ your time in pursuit of that cause.
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"Isolating the North Koreans has not halted their pursuit of nuclear weapons," Feinstein said.
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Rasmusen, however, is not following his scholarly instincts in the pursuit of ideas here.
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In addition, this should also include the pursuit of capital punishment in appropriate cases.
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To serve our fellow man, in the pursuit of a more stable American nation.
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