Is your money invested too aggressively — or not aggressively enough?
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"We picked it up aggressively — very aggressively," DeRozan told reporters of the second half.
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They are aggressively, aggressively trying to address different accents, both in English and other languages.
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You got your debt to GDD down aggressively, you got your unemployment down aggressively, as well.
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Do they use this extra money to pay off their mortgage more aggressively, or invest more aggressively?
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If you can't argue aggressively about reindeer at Christmas time, then when can you argue aggressively about reindeer?
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"As much as we believe he would taper aggressively, and raise rates aggressively, it might not come to that."
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As outlined above, whether you decide to pay off your mortgage more aggressively or invest aggressively, refinancing saves money.
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Here's how to navigate one of the tricker money issues: aggressively paying down credit card debt, or aggressively saving for retirement.
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This is important, as Fry doesn't recommend paying down a mortgage aggressively or investing more aggressively until the rest of your financial house is in order.
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Males use their songs to attract mates, and act aggressively against males from the same species in their territory—but not as aggressively against songs from different species.
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Do you believe that the Trump White House aggressively obstructed and impeded the FBI background check on Kavanaugh and aggressively prevented FBI interviews with key corroborating witnesses suggested by the women?
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Lawsuits say Purdue aggressively marketed OxyContin despite risks of addictionThe lawsuits assert that the company aggressively sold OxyContin as a drug with a low risk of addiction despite knowing that wasn't true.
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Far from investigating the Trump campaign too aggressively, the FBI might actually be guilty of not investigating aggressively enough both the Trump campaign's Russia connections and the Russian cyber-interference with the election.
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These memes are nice, and aggressively no more than that.
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You played aggressively even if you did miss the fairway.
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Rec Room's content isn't monetized too aggressively at the moment.
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Once that's done, I'll aggressively pay off the other two!
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My group is working fairly aggressively on figuring that out.
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They've aggressively moved into crucial industries like healthcare and finance.
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Does that van think the hot rod drives too aggressively?
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Does the van think all hot rods drive too aggressively?
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The skateboarder, Terrence Bembury, is now aggressively going after Phil.
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The coyote "began to aggressively approach" the sergeant, police said.
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Instacart is raking in cash aggressively but spending it cautiously.
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Shkreli aggressively defended that price hike in repeated media interviews.
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Uber's struggles helped Lyft raise money and expand more aggressively.
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The Democrats just have to aggressively sell an honorable message.
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Prudence suggests acting aggressively while coordinated action is still possible.
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Financial markets have aggressively scaled back their interest rate views.
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Hebrew was therefore aggressively promoted by the young Israeli state.
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So, in our niches, we're the aggressively overly dominant player.
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It's also courting the international market, particularly China, more aggressively.
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President Trump wants his party to defend him more aggressively.
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Rivals such as Lyft are competing aggressively for market share.
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And Trump is still standing by his campaign manager. Aggressively.
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As president, [I] will raise and aggressively enforce those penalties.
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The company still aggressively targets both consumer and enterprise users.
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You aggressively bob your head — you know you're in trouble.
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"We are going to pursue this aggressively," Findling told Refinery29.
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Why are education officials across China aggressively recruiting male teachers?
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"They always start very aggressively," she said, but understandably so.
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Glass aggressively hunts offenders and nails them with takedown requests.
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The company is expanding its mobile payment feature more aggressively.
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But big giant movie musicals tend to be aggressively mawkish.
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Brazil's central bank could cut more aggressively, further supporting bonds.
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It has aggressively spread throughout my body and is incurable.
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So far, his approach has been to remove them aggressively.
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At the same time, the Browns were aggressively pursuing Jackson.
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Walsh even passive aggressively called Trump Jr. out on it.
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Some scooter startups are aggressively expanding in dozens of cities.
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They also aggressively competed on pricing to attract more riders.
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In short, the volume is too aggressively cute and lighthearted.
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" She "didn't in the end aggressively push for the initiative.
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I think we need to aggressively support climate change [legislation].
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Could that give Turkey the cover to cut aggressively again?
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We just need to communicate it boldly, aggressively and unapologetically.
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Fitch Ratings also "aggressively" cut its forecast for the year.
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Now, Chrome will more aggressively block autoplaying videos with sound.
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Schneiderman has aggressively fought companies on climate issues for years.
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Reformers aggressively offer up our Too's just like everyone else.
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Nor that tech insiders are aggressively selling their own shares.
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Such monopolies must either be regulated aggressively or broken up.
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It's called InfoChammel and it is remarkably, aggressively, stupefyingly weird.
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They have aggressively pursued solutions in new and innovative ways.
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The prosecution document also said he aggressively flirted with women.
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The orderly who takes me out pushes the wheelchair aggressively.
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The aggressively fresh produce is less expensive than the greenmarket's.
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The soda industry, of course, is fighting these efforts aggressively.
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We compete aggressively but we compete in the right way.
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WE'RE GOING TO EXPAND OUR SEPHORA COSMETICS BUSINESS MORE AGGRESSIVELY.
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Powell should act more aggressively to respond to this inversion.
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A couple of banks did that aggressively in the crisis.
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NSE grew aggressively, largely by being quicker in adopting technology.
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Milwaukee plans to aggressively enforce a curfew of 10 p.m.
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Sanchez bet aggressively, tipped generously and never missed a signal.
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Of course, not all waiters in Mexico are aggressively helpful.
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And while all three aggressively pursue fintechs, their approaches vary.
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Reagan acted aggressively, however, and achieved significant trade deficit reductions.
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Both Democrats and Republicans have aggressively condemned the American pullout.
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The German luxury brands are also aggressively adding new products.
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We intend to aggressively defend against them in the arbitration.
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Schlapp pushed back aggressively and defended herself in the room.
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Though since then, I'm told Kelly has aggressively defended Jackson.
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Supremely Unchill Woman repeats her question in aggressively pointed tones.
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For Lauer, his more aggressively electronic awakening came much later.
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And the documentary aggressively avoids editorializing on the show's history.
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Frank aggressively investigated for over a year with no success.
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Massachusetts already uses the process aggressively, committing thousands every year.
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The company has moved aggressively to protect its intellectual property.
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"I think we're going to aggressively push back," he said.
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Trump has moved aggressively to make good on his promises.
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We're very aggressively trying to get out and get attention.
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"I would be going at them pretty aggressively," Zaccanelli said.
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They should work aggressively to keep themselves beyond such reproach.
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We've been aggressively buying stocks that have been marked down.
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Democrats have aggressively lobbied the body in the past too.
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Moreover, Verizon continues to aggressively remove costs from its operations.
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Little is being done to aggressively change this unacceptable situation.
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The company increased promotion for its most aggressively priced watches.
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Other countries, however, have moved aggressively on the national level.
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What we are seeing is that they act more aggressively.
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What follows is an aggressively brutal and strange fight sequence.
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There's no legal reason not to aggressively market bump stocks.
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"We need to meet this moment aggressively," Mr. Newsom said.
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President Barack Obama aggressively expanded drone use in these airstrikes.
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Investigations Commissioner Mark Peters aggressively sought out the city's shortcomings.
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But the Trump administration has not aggressively penalized corporate misconduct.
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So, it presses the be dynamism of a corporation aggressively.
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The company still plans to aggressively pursue blockchain business opportunities.
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But residents say that he had not been acting aggressively.
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This second batch of episodes was more obviously, aggressively ambitious.
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Never is that association sold more aggressively than in June.
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That's a topic that Business Day covers aggressively and excellently.
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"I would say Google and Facebook are not aggressively priced. "
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Otherwise, whichever campaign misleads more aggressively will have an edge.
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From a business standpoint, we compete aggressively against each other.
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"We started quite aggressively," says Mariusz Zabrocki, Kapten's general manager.
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Trump has continued to push aggressively to build the wall.
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As the probe intensified, Trump aggressively went after the investigators.
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Partners Group has been growing very aggressively in infrastructure investments.
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Relatively minor infractions, or "microcrimes," can now be policed aggressively.
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His sidekick, Tattoo (Hervé Villechaize), provided aggressively sexist comic relief.
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Now Facebook is courting outside hackers more aggressively than ever.
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"There's no one else aggressively trying to bring people together."
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They (central bank) pushed it more aggressively than anyone else.
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It just needs to aggressively amplify what is already happening.
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She played a villainous weasel and an aggressively amorous hyena.
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Mr. Pompeo was among those who aggressively questioned Mrs. Clinton.
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Cable giants are increasingly pushing aggressively into the wireless industry.
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Didi has been aggressively expanding into new markets and products.
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It's a problem our next education secretary must aggressively address.
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Culp indicated that he will tackle the company's problems aggressively.
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Critics argued that the Justice Department deployed them too aggressively.
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The spinoff will allow JD Finance to move more aggressively.
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"All of online advertising is pretty aggressively unregulated," Litman said.
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Half a dozen elected officials who campaigned aggressively for Mrs.
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They also punish those who aggressively question a company's numbers.
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Hell, even Google is aggressively pursuing these kinds of features.
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The plant establishes itself readily, and colonizes new areas aggressively.
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SULZBERGER: — toughly and aggressively, we will also do it fairly.
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Kim has aggressively pursued nuclear weapons and ballistic missile technology.
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It's unclear if any states are aggressively against the legalization.
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Our policymaking should be aggressively seeking to close that gap.
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I hate when aggressively dumb systems get rewarded with nontragedy.
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Like aggressively jealous if you give another girl a dance.
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Cruz and Trump are campaigning aggressively to win the state.
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I think that's changing, hopefully changing fast and aggressively enough.
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KS: And they both determined the event was aggressively fine.
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The Democratic Party would also raise taxes, aggressively increase government spending aggressively and push for a supplementary budget to boost an economy hit by an ageing, declining population if Moon wins office, Yun said.
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That measure was aggressively attacked by the administration, and fell six votes short of getting the 60 votes necessary to advance, after being aggressively attacked by the White House and Department of Homeland Security.
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Democratic voters have looked askance as Israel has aggressively pursued its settlement building on Palestinian land, mounted harsh military campaigns against Palestinians, orchestrated high-profile rebukes of Democrats like President Obama, and aggressively courted Republicans.
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Instead, he aggressively courted endorsements from elected Democrats, racking up dozens.
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The bank is aggressively pitching venture capitalists across the Bay Area.
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SoftBank is known for maneuvering aggressively to get what it wants.
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Intel has been aggressively investing in drone technology in recent years.
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President Trump appears to be willing to use this power aggressively.
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The company has pushed aggressively into smaller and mid-sized cities.
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Its blog aggressively pushes the case for adding AI to Streams.
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Jim Acosta aggressively questioned Castro over why Cuba has political prisoners.
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Walmart (WMT), in particular, has aggressively countered Aldi and Lidl's expansion.
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Congress has oversight on them and they should do that aggressively.
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Facebook has spent the last two years aggressively pushing Facebook Live.
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These days, celebrities seem aggressively attracted to the low-maintenance style.
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A network of pro-Duterte Facebook pages defend his positions — aggressively.
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Parts of your body are going to aggressively age, let's say.
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And this is a time when consumers are out spending aggressively.
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Since Amazon bought Whole Foods, traditional grocers have fought back aggressively.
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Its move to aggressively add premium live video to its service.
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We will aggressively work to make sure he gets back on.
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Yet my species is aggressively destroying biodiversity and poisoning the biosphere.
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On the Brains side, Debbie aggressively power-politicked for swing votes.
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Celmins lives alone, with a large, aggressively friendly cat named Raymond.
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Competitive hybrid companies like Tesla are aggressively updating its Autopilot software.
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He was still trying to leave the house and behaving aggressively.
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The TR series is aggressively focused on one thing: perfect selfies.
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We must require the industry to move faster and more aggressively.
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In the meantime, Paytm continues to aggressively expand its financial offerings.
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Parent General Motors has been aggressively developing self-driving vehicle technology.
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" Another witness says, "He was flying like that all week. Aggressively.
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Stop aggressively copy pasting your email address into 100 different wtf.
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Yet before 24, stocks were routinely more aggressively valued versus bonds.
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She came on so aggressively I worried she might hit me.
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Shapiro says he aggressively asks his doctor patients about substance use.
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"The police must go aggressively (to retrieve the child)," Kulasegaran said.
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The Oculus Go, built in partnership with Xiaomi, is aggressively nondescript.
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For a film about failure, General Magic is often aggressively optimistic.
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Negative rating pressure could ensue should TCB manages capital more aggressively.
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In fact, the clip art illustration style is almost aggressively bland.
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Kurian promised earlier this year to aggressively increase its sales team.
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SeaWorld said the three acted aggressively when security staff removed them.
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As secretary of state, Kemp has aggressively investigated voting rights activists.
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And unsurprisingly, the beverage industry has aggressively lobbied against them, too.
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Justin moves more aggressively and within 30 seconds it's all over.
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We really want to expand aggressively, blanketing the country with Instacart.
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Most descendants of famous preachers aggressively defend their status and legacy.
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But, at the same time, AI technologies shouldn't be aggressively regulated.
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Even Apple's recognised this demand, as it pushes into China aggressively.
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After all, we aggressively prosecute street criminals when they rob banks.
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They aggressively slashed earnings expectations for the first and second quarter.
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Either the grandmother or the woman with her is pushed aggressively.
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Separately, environmentalists said they would aggressively fight back against the order.
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"Both Russia and China are aggressively pursuing hypersonic capabilities," Hyten said.
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Wal-Mart too is aggressively pushing into the online grocery segment.
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Central banks have played rates card as aggressively as they can.
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Conservative senators want a bill that would more aggressively undo Obamacare.
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Others have taken the law into their own hands more aggressively.
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Many places in Oregon that have actual trees are logged aggressively.
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MI) and aggressively built a large stake in broadcaster Mediaset (MS.MI).
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"They just kind of passively-aggressively didn't like it," he said.
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Miranda is egotistical, aggressively conservative, wildly antagonistic, and constantly off-pitch.
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She drew and painted every day and networked aggressively and ceaselessly.
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This isn't to say we shouldn't aggressively push forward with innovation.
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For one thing, it manages to avoid any aggressively dumb moments.
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She said she wanted Facebook to curate its network more aggressively.
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For a Tumblr newbie, Malik already has "aggressively weird" down pat.
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Supermarkets are not aggressively discounting, finds mySupermarket, a price-comparison site.
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Life has aggressively taken on the stalwarts with cheap data plans.
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State banks stepped in aggressively to defend that level in December.
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The experts said many hospitals fail to aggressively pursue red flags.
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The houses began aggressively hyping a never-ending flow of new
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It can motivate you to pay off the balance more aggressively.
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Lamone, which centers on an aggressively redrawn congressional district in Maryland.
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They are aggressively expanding their joint ventures to reduce internecine competition.
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Clinton had demanded that Mr. Holt aggressively call out false assertions.
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" The attorney general also noted the department "investigates these cases aggressively.
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Trump is upset that some Republicans haven't more aggressively defended him
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Koch family of energy moguls, has likewise aggressively promulgated a series
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Trump has pushed more aggressively for tax reform in recent weeks.
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Cohn had aggressively lobbied Trump against rolling out the tariff plan.
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The Brazilian central bank has cut interest rates aggressively since November.
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Second, we must aggressively pursue an agenda of full democratic participation.
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Cespedes aggressively took third base on a single by James Loney.
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And we're aggressively growing, especially in our integration and engineering groups.
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Nikolaeva explains that before the rape Sharov had pursued her aggressively.
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Amazon.com's cloud computing business is pushing aggressively into virtually every market.
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"We need to treat both men and women aggressively," Cho said.
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Beyond attacking the regulations, Pruitt aggressively fought the science behind them.
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And are we complicit by not having pushed back more aggressively?
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Investors sold German Bunds aggressively after the French industrial output data.
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Expect the outlet to campaign aggressively against German leader Angela Merkel.
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The problem with this shopworn response is that it's aggressively patronizing.
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What if the People's Republic responds by aggressively devaluing its currency?
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Five of the first six Mets hitters, swinging aggressively, popped out.
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They would certainly go after a black hero even more aggressively.
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Among the files was an F.B.I. order to interview dissidents aggressively.
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We're moving aggressively to accelerate the process of developing a vaccine.
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Since then, Maryland has aggressively enforced social distancing through executive orders.
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We need to counterpunch as aggressively as this pugilistic president does.
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We are moving aggressively to determine the accuracy of these claims.
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The spokeswoman also said Epstein worked aggressively to meet with Gates.
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"Modi needs U.S. business to invest in India aggressively," said Gupta.
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If the answer is "no," you may be invested too aggressively.
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Despite Trump's criticism, Sessions aggressively carried out the administration's conservative policies.
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He even agreed to get tested after aggressively dismissing the idea.
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Neither country has contained the virus or tested aggressively for it.
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Neither country has contained the virus or tested aggressively for it.
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Mr. Biden said this week he was prepared to act aggressively.
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The CNN correspondent had every right to aggressively question the president.
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The film also shows reasons the case was not pursued aggressively.
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Is the paint applied aggressively or are the lines very faint?
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Until now, he said, PillPack has not aggressively competed on price.
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Milwaukee, on the other hand, played aggressively and soundly until late.
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Why did we consolidate and thin out supply chains so aggressively?
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The New York Police Department has historically aggressively enforced marijuana laws.
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Some states are already aggressively responding to the Covid-19 threat.
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Ms. Haley has aggressively sought to isolate Iran over this issue.
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We in the press must still cover them aggressively and skeptically.
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Uber and Lyft compete aggressively in the American ride-hailing market.
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But these aggressively maintained personal spaces — whom are they actually for?
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The Fed seems committed to frontloading cuts, acting aggressively and forcefully.
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So the team aggressively pursued superstar Kevin Durant in free agency.
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And they're doing it aggressively and skillfully and with great intelligence.
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That's why Los Angeles has sought aggressively to plant new ones.
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Reed and Cale noodle aggressively at each other through distortion pedals.
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Western companies are angling aggressively for a piece of the action.
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The team also plans to continue to aggressively rotate the portfolio.
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The state's public and private sectors have been aggressively promoting entrepreneurship.
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Local firms moved in aggressively, offering packages that undercut foreign rivals.
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President Trump has aggressively championed his commitment to putting America First.
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The finished watch was rigorously linear, almost aggressively spare and androgynous.
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Kennedy's division also aggressively recruited new candidates from around the world.
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Be sure to really aggressively rub it in the crevices. 3.
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County officials aggressively prosecuted sexual predators who abused children, she said.
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"We are very aggressively pushing towards developing a vaccine," he said.
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Other firms like Walmart are also aggressively revamping their tech operations.
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Flip'd fits in with IHOP's more general plan to aggressively expand.
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"Both Russia and China are aggressively pursuing hypersonic capabilities," Hyten added.
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They negotiate discounts and rebates with manufacturers, and do so aggressively.
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Under the Obama administration, the Justice Department aggressively fought these efforts.
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Advocates say tobacco companies have long marketed aggressively in poor communities.
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Biden has aggressively denied the allegation that he did anything inappropriate.
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Students should be particularly wary of cards that are advertised aggressively.
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There's no question that Iran is acting more aggressively these days.
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Planned economies are aggressively and strategically focused on long-term supremacy.
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But the company is also moving aggressively into the blockchain space.
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That is what Kim aggressively pushed for during the Hanoi summit.
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This is why so many corporations and startups aggressively recruit Veterans.
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Alcohol is readily available, aggressively marketed and part of American society.
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The trusts aggressively pursue borrowers who fall behind on their bills.
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Clinton, sometimes paying for advertisement to boost their stories more aggressively.
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One dynamic to watch is how aggressively Harris goes after Biden.
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Catholic and evangelical leaders have aggressively fought efforts to legalize abortion.
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This time, Saudi and its allies are acting far more aggressively.
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And they respond aggressively to outsiders, especially when they feel threatened.
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"BAIC wants to solve this aggressively and is aggressively pursuing it by asking Hyundai to change its sourcing strategy significantly and immediately," said the head of a Hyundai supplier based in Seoul familiar with the matter.
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Mrs Pelosi is now campaigning aggressively for a second turn as Speaker.
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Congress should invest in domestic security as aggressively as it has overseas.
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Its traditional rivals in Japan have been expanding even more aggressively, however.
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Few governments, however, have moved as aggressively as the city of Seattle.
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As governor, Evers could also push Foxconn more aggressively on environmental issues.
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It was aggressively un-"civil" in the Gergen sense of the word.
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Cocopuff pushed Hongthong aggressively, backed her against the ropes and into corners.
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He will also leave behind a legacy of aggressively prosecuting political corruption.
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"When the markets overreact, you want to be aggressively buying," Ivascyn said.
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Both sisters have frequently, sometimes aggressively, announced their feelings about the other.
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He's spent the past few days aggressively criticizing the parents of Capt.
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This has led the Saudi kingdom's new rulers to act more aggressively.
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A number of investors have said the financing is structured too aggressively.
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"The study also suggests that identities of minors are being "aggressively targeted.
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Passive-aggressively share it on one of your 12 social media accounts!
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But did you -- these were aggressively shared and aggressive opinions at that.
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It remains unclear how quickly and aggressively the White House may move.
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Holzhauer also aggressively went after the Daily Doubles and made big bets.
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Amazon has been aggressively anti-union in leaked video obtained by Gizmodo.
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In a different segment, the boy aggressively propositions women in a park.
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Trump's showmanship is eating away, more and more aggressively, at American governance.
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Google plans to market the books aggressively through prompts in the app.
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These plans are being "aggressively and deceptively marketed to consumers," she said.
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Biden and other Democratic hopefuls have aggressively courted union support, with Sens.
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We have engaged the tech community aggressively to help solve this problem.
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One of the entities moving most aggressively in that direction is IMAX.
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And I didn't think that the comments would be so aggressively strange.
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The providers can still attempt to collect, and they do so aggressively.
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"We are aggressively looking for a perfect Prime for everybody," he added.
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Cramer said it was no coincidence that it also cut costs aggressively.
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It is rare for state-owned banks to pursue debts so aggressively.
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Mr. Trump has most aggressively seized the populist message in this campaign.
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UBER CEO DARA KHOSROWSHAHI SAYS WE WILL AGGRESSIVELY REINVEST IN OUR BUSINESSES
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Google, which has spent the past few years aggressively lobbying for RCS.
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China has been aggressively doing this in its stock exchanges for years.
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Others respond in the opposite way, by behaving more aggressively and egotistically.
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South Kingstown police allege Robinson hit an officer and was acting aggressively.
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The USOC has developed a reputation for aggressively defending its intellectual property.
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Florida Republican Governor Rick Scott said he is aggressively fighting to plan.
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Season 2 is both stranger than the first and more aggressively meta.
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K.), Orange (France) and NTT (Japan) are investing aggressively in cybersecurity services.
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But few have as aggressively spoken out about its underlying technology, blockchain.
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But so far, playing his hand aggressively has paid off for Rubio.
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Some prominent Democrats believe Gottlieb has not moved quickly or aggressively enough.
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Because you also haven't expanded internationally quite as aggressively as other startups.
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Piers (John Malkovich), an aggressively austere artist, stands alone on a beach.
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Tech companies are responding accordingly — if not always aggressively, or even effectively.
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Curiously, WeChat hasn't pushed monetization aggressively despite commanding a gigantic user base.
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Amazon is more aggressively building out its own shipping and delivery network.
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Univision, like many other media companies, has been aggressively courting millennial audiences.
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As a result, more investors are wary of shorting the currency aggressively.
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"It's urgent that we start to decrease emissions pretty aggressively," Tans said.
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But for now, Okta has "been aggressively investing in growth," he said.
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The big picture: Ride-hailing companies have aggressively pushed back against regulations.
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Lyft has been aggressively partnering with companies like Apple to transport employees.
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Instead, Laurita started aggressively ordering everyone around — even telling Gorga to leave.
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The only variables have been how, and how aggressively, it eases policy.
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Ad watchdogs will soon be able to aggressively monitor questionable advertisers. 2.
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Here's what to expect: President Trump wants to pitch tax reform aggressively.
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The PBOC has acted aggressively to deter speculators from shorting the yuan.
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BRBY Financial markets have aggressively scaled back their interest rate views recently.
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XpressWest said it will now aggressively pursue other development partnerships and options.
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For instance, Green's presentation said the business was "aggressively seeking" new deals.
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The Justice Department will continue to aggressively investigate and prosecute hate crimes.
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You'll hear whispers the Fed may have to hike rates more aggressively.
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The only thing we'd change is the fact that she's aggressively crying.
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Analysts believe pricing the phones aggressively in some markets is the key.
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Ford, initially, demurred on aggressively using robotic arms in its own plants.
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"I can do that," they whisper as the drums march aggressively on.
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Fitch Ratings also "quite aggressively cut" its 153 global forecast this week.
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Critics say the bill would aggressively criminalize even non-criminal undocumented immigrants.
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China is also unlikely to aggressively lower the value of the yuan.
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"We are pleased that this crime is being pursued aggressively," he said.
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"I know that Halep is trying to play more aggressively," Wilander said.
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That trend started in the U.S. and now it's aggressively moving beyond.
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Those agencies have pushed aggressively to renew the law without any reforms.
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"It could cause the Fed to hike more aggressively than people think."
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Demand is growing rapidly, however, with China in particular aggressively building reactors.
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On Saturday afternoon, John Paul suddenly became fatigued and started coughing aggressively.
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Instead it is a measure of how aggressively a company is investing.
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That made him lash out and act aggressively, the prosecutor's office said.
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"The company expanded too aggressively in its early years," the filing states.
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In addition, the government is aggressively tackling the issue of stoned driving.
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I was returning well, playing aggressively with the forehand and the backhand.
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Microsoft started aggressively pushing its Windows 103 upgrade notifications back in February.
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The Sanders insurgency has forced Mrs Clinton to build her campaign aggressively.
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He said the city is "working aggressively" to repair the water system.
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Glow episode 8, "The Liberal Chokehold," falls aggressively into the latter category.
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So, clearly that's a signal that we are aggressively producing the hardware.
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It was aggressively stupid and the arena crowd shat all over it.
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Facebook Live is a new product that the company is aggressively promoting.
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Fleischer said that Republican senators at the hearing didn't defend Trump aggressively.
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Trout said he wanted the Angels to act aggressively in the market.
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We see many Canadian businesses aggressively pursuing exporting into the United States.
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She came over to us and was pestering me, sort of aggressively.
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As but a pawn in her game, I begin aggressively right-swiping.
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NEW DELHI — India aggressively imposes death sentences but hardly ever executes anyone.
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Democrats will have to determine how aggressively to use their subpoena power.
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"We are following up aggressively on every lead we have," Sandberg said.
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He was a protagonist on stage three, riding aggressively at the front.
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We will continue fighting aggressively to keep your information safe and secure.
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So Disney aggressively and repeatedly pitched "The Jungle Book" to male audiences.
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"When the markets overreact, you want to be aggressively buying," he said.
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Democrats pushed back aggressively against the idea of declaring a national emergency.
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Warren has not aggressively responded to these critiques, and perhaps she shouldn't.
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Would Hulu be able to grow more aggressively with a single owner?
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BUT THAT IS WHY WE'RE GOING AGGRESSIVELY IN THE PAST FOUR YEARS.
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He moved aggressively late last year to find ways to raise cash.
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"I would hope the Judiciary Committee questions him very aggressively," Kohn said.
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California emergency management officials have already started using alert systems more aggressively.
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We must aggressively tell this story, every day, through November — and beyond.
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Eminent domain was used aggressively to push residents off the proposed site.
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Why is the e-commerce giant so aggressively pushing into physical retail?
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Driven by those fears, the president plans to campaign aggressively for Mrs.
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EISEN: BUT PART OF THEIR GREAT RESULT IS THEY'VE BEEN AGGRESSIVELY DISCOUNTING.
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Consider that China has already aggressively acted to acquire data about Americans.
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But by 2014, the gangs were aggressively clawing back at the police.
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John F. Kennedy aggressively tried to be the VP nominee in 1956.
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The Royals, in the last two World Series, also used relievers aggressively.
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Both are aggressively expanding, Russia westward, China eastward, while making nuclear threats.
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The Obama administration has used that authority more aggressively than any other.
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Male hippos overall are aggressively territorial, and brutal fights are not uncommon.
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Over the past year, Facebook taken steps to more aggressively remove content.
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It is critical for our nation's leaders to aggressively address this problem.
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She cautioned Mr. Podesta that aggressively going after Mr. Sanders could backfire.
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State officials have also aggressively defended some of the system's worst features.
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We will work aggressively to educate policymakers and others about the facts.
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And Gawker exercises this freedom more aggressively than most other media organizations.
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Beyond LA, Peterson says they plan to expand "pretty aggressively" in 2019.
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" She continued ... "It has aggressively spread throughout my body and is incurable.
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It is easy to proclaim a policy of pursuing individuals more aggressively.
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An anti-abortion president might choose to enforce this law less aggressively.
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Julián Castro was the first to aggressively take on Biden—and Obama.
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Trump's Republican allies aggressively questioned Cohen's credibility and motives for speaking out.
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A biting recession in Brazil has forced consumers to aggressively seek discounts.
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Organizers have also been criticized for not promoting female filmmakers more aggressively.
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He also worked aggressively to roll back, weaken, or stall environmental regulations.
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What do you do with something that is so aggressively, severely unappetizing?
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Many employers are now aggressively focusing on the return-to-work aspect.
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But the court may not move too aggressively to remake American society.
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You should still aggressively pay that down as fast as you can.
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Alex Abad-Santos: The Post was an aggressively good movie, I think.
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Breitbart's newsroom, in close collaboration with Sessions' office, aggressively followed this thread.
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It is maudlin, sentimental, gaudy, aggressively anti-intellectual, and shuns aesthetic complexity.
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Woods has jumped in, riding aggressively and finishing fifth on two stages.
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The NFL has tried for years to keep its brand aggressively apolitical.
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New York's aggressively cute, cutely aggressive park mascot had suddenly turned elusive.
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We will aggressively cover politics, gender, sexuality, health, crime, shoes and contouring.
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This is going to sort of inform us how aggressively we're fermenting.
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Clinton aggressively and interrupted her repeatedly while giving Mr. Trump friendlier treatment.
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Aggressively push back against rumor and disinformation with frequent, fact-based communication.
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Left unsaid was how financially aggressively the Yankees would be this winter.
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I look for funny accounts on the federated timeline, and follow aggressively.
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She screened aggressively and visited only places that met her main criteria.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions promised to "aggressively" investigate and prosecute hate crimes.
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P.P.S. Passive-aggressively forward this email to a dude in your life.
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Although road-building has proceeded aggressively, infrastructure over all has fallen short.
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In California, some communities aggressively prepare residents for the eventuality of wildfire.
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One reason is that China aggressively subsidizes the creation of homegrown alternatives.
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But she still carried out and aggressively enforced her share of atrocities.
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She had been courted aggressively by national Democrats to enter that race.
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In fact, it's quickly and aggressively expanding its delivery services as well.
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They have warred repeatedly, aggressively and publicly with players over labor issues.
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You can't fight an epidemic just by being aggressively right about it.
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"We are trying to actively expand the map — aggressively," one official said.
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YouTube said in February it was "aggressively approaching" its child exploitation issue.
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Before the coronavirus hit, Plugable was aggressively trying to hire, says Thompson.
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As the heat on Mr. Dragnea increased, he pushed back more aggressively.
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Russia has aggressively denied any involvement and has lampooned the British investigation.
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The mosquitoes aggressively bite humans, transmitting Zika, dengue, yellow fever and chikungunya.
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To no surprise, two candidates went after each other quite aggressively. Sen.
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Whatever the political calculus, the impeachment inquiry needs to press on, aggressively.
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Others have proposed more aggressively suing Israel in the International Criminal Court.
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They have organized soccer games and advertised aggressively on Spanish-language radio.
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The Whirlpool Corporation, owner of the Maytag brand, is also aggressively tinkering.
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It also depends on how aggressively you want to pursue these things.
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I scoffed at cookbooks that provided recipes for aggressively kid-friendly fare.
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The fraternity members reacted aggressively, pushing him to the ground, investigators found.
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Her serve is forceful and well placed, and she returns serve aggressively.
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And this time, it's aggressively indie (though maybe on a major label).
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Destroying its supposed independence, the government influenced it to aggressively loosen policy.
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Law enforcement needs to take hate crimes seriously and investigate them aggressively.
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And no one has pursued those reductions more aggressively than the Republicans.
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We've just got to get some other guys to play aggressively too.
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Keep it on your side by making your case for initiatives aggressively.
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Its nuclear deterrent, now strengthened, allows it to act even more aggressively.
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Mr. Shokin was not aggressively pursuing investigations into Mr. Zlochevsky or Burisma.
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What kind of person would thrive in such an aggressively alien place?
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As mayor, Mr. Bloomberg fought the suit after aggressively expanding the protocols.
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Clearview AI has been aggressively promoting its service to US law enforcement.
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Arch-rival Heineken NV has expanded aggressively in Brazil, Ambev's biggest market.
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We were aggressively pursued by telemarketers for burial plots and Medigap insurance.
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The soundstage was a cavernous, warehouselike space, moodily lit, aggressively air-conditioned.
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Oyo has been expanding aggressively into new markets with 43,20133 hotels worldwide.
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He has aggressively pushed immigration policies with little concern for legal constraints.
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One key question is whether — or how aggressively — she'll go after Sanders.
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Burger King has been aggressively trolling the larger chain in recent years.
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The Post has advocated aggressively on behalf of Khashoggi since his disappearance.
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A great deal of more recent art engages aggressively with visual shock.
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The company is also aggressively updating older models and adding new ones.
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I passive-aggressively ask my Amazon Echo this question every so often.
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In Washington, officials said, it also planned to lobby Congress more aggressively.
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They have aggressively criticized Republicans for doing little in investigating the issue.
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What happens if China stabilizes and the Fed doesn't raise rates aggressively?
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We're spending aggressively and defending our members and seats across the country.
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But it returned aggressively 2170 years later, and she fought it again.
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Congress repeatedly acted aggressively and decisively, with no cringing fear of backlash.
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Huawei has been spending aggressively on marketing and this has paid off.
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Yet in recent months, news outlets have aggressively held both candidates accountable.
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"Everything I've seen is he's moving very aggressively and professionally," Starr continued.
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They bid aggressively and won the inevitable bidding war, at $1.3 million.
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We saw how aggressively our politicians responded to disingenuous complaints of censorship.
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Pujols has aggressively — and successfully – beaten back any suspicions leveled at him.
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It recently launched an aggressively priced mobile-only plan in the country.
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They often act aggressively — physically or digitally — toward nations outside their borders.
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"Both Russia and China are aggressively pursuing hypersonic capabilities," Hyten told Inhofe.
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Its huge boxy buildings are aggressively plain, finished with unpainted gray concrete.
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And Corporate America has continued to aggressively repurchase its shares this year.
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"Both Russia and China are aggressively pursuing hypersonic capabilities," he said then.
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With Beijing already tackling food standards more aggressively, expect far tougher crackdowns.
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A lot depends on how aggressively the Fed moves to raise rates.
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The news comes as Broadcom is aggressively pursuing its bid for Qualcomm.
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"Microsoft has been pushed to go after the market aggressively," Nag said.
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Instead, they should aggressively remove income-based phaseouts throughout the tax code.
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Automakers are aggressively pursuing those changes after years of supporting stricter standards.
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They pursue sex and romance aggressively, but almost exclusively in their imaginations.
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He was known for aggressively challenging critics of the government on Twitter.
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As a result, the once nerdy Y Combinator is now aggressively geeky.
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"Don't you have to speak English to vote?" the man asked aggressively.
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Indeed, Mr. Lee and Ms. Ryles continued to pursue each other aggressively.
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Google has spent the past year aggressively pushing its connected home assistant.
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They enabled it to aggressively push down the nose of the plane.
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SoftBank has also been more aggressively chasing deals in China, sources say.
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The team is already over 400 strong, and we are recruiting aggressively.
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This fits with Sessions' earlier vow to aggressively prosecute hate crime offenders.
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We continue to hear concerns and are working aggressively toward that goal.
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Facebook is aggressively courting video creators with money and lots of eyeballs.
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I once aggressively argued that Nier: Automata needed a dedicated photo mode.
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People will notice that you're approaching your goals more aggressively—and creatively.
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Warren is now aggressively staking out her territory as the populist candidate.
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Eason reacted aggressively when authorities showed up at his home in December.
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The sweeping resolution to tackle climate change aggressively was proposed by Rep.
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A combination of increased deal flow, coupled with poor secondary trading levels on large aggressively priced and structured loans that were syndicated earlier this year, is giving investors the power to drive a harder bargain on aggressively structured deals.
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Because the case involved two white female sex crimes prosecutors and five black and Hispanic defendants, it might seem to pit a feminist interest in aggressively prosecuting rape against a civil rights interest in aggressively resisting mass, racist incarceration.
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China, the United States and other Asian nations could construct a policy to offer North Korea an alternative between aggressively enforced economic sanctions or aggressively offered economic incentives to North Korea if the rogue state halts its nuclear program.
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The finance ministry has scope to cut taxes more aggressively, especially for companies.
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But how far they spread will depend on how aggressively mosquitoes are killed.
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They need to have rules that are transparent, well-communicated and aggressively enforced.
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Microsoft is aggressively expanding its Surface line into the notebook and desktop segments.
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She said she would like to see Facebook curate its network more aggressively.
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Since A. is a graduating this semester, she is aggressively searching for jobs. $.
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Women's groups are aggressively picketed for being exclusionary; men's clubs are left unmolested.
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If they mixed rhinoviruses with mouse blood, immune cells aggressively attacked infected cells.
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We are profoundly sorry and wish we had acted sooner and more aggressively.
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The Kingdom was aggressively pursuing a rebranding campaign with funds available for partners.
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Prince Mohammed has aggressively pitched the kingdom as a destination for foreign investment.
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Both are aggressively courting evangelical voters, Tea Partiers and social conservatives in Iowa.
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The company has shifted its focus to aggressively scale regional catalog, Jain said.
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California has aggressively courted companies to invest in self-driving research and development.
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Microsoft has aggressively entered the space with its $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn.
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It aggressively discounted lower-priced, lower-margin items to clear out its inventory.
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Because taxes work, the soda industry will continue to lobby aggressively against them.
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Facebook is aggressively pursuing the international and developing world markets Snapchat hasn't prioritized.
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He had buy-in from the top and he wielded that stick aggressively.
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He recommends investing fairly aggressively: "Retirement could be 20 years away," he said.
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Markets have priced in all that aggressively, and now the Fed has too.
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Democrats are expected to aggressively question him about his thoughts on the probe.
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Landbanking Drives High Leverage: Guorui started to acquire new sites aggressively in 21000.
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But China's aggressively atheist regime cannot abide organisations that it does not control.
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Last November, a Libyan patrol boat intervened aggressively in an ongoing rescue mission.
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What's really going on in this strange, aggressively boring corner of the internet?
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The big picture: Trump is still using online advertising more aggressively than Democrats.
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And two Bachelor stars are wearing some aggressively patriotic gear with their families.
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Block stated the company aggressively built the book since 2011 in maturing markets.
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It will continue to grow, with the company aggressively building out the structure.
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Mr. Stack set about expanding across the country, at times moving too aggressively.
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It was only in 2013 that Facebook began aggressively expanding in the Philippines.
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Argentina has hiked interest rates aggressively and asked the IMF for help promptly.
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I imagine Trapholizay is different, though, where you're leading the charge more aggressively.
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The bank has been aggressively leaning on share buybacks to pad its results.
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He aggressively wants to help law enforcement identify and catch the extortionist(s).
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So it wasn't as aggressively orthochromatic as the film stock of early cinema.
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She was aggressively questioned about her story, and Justice Thomas was ultimately confirmed.
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The greens remained extremely soft, allowing players to fire aggressively at the pins.
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Startups hired too aggressively at first and cutbacks are hitting the Valley hard.
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Many had criticized Corbyn for not campaigning aggressively enough for the remain campaign.
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Old footage recently began to circulate showing the candidate aggressively playing beach volleyball.
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It recommended aggressively cutting administrative and advertising costs and proposed an aggressive buyback.
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Trump is aggressively uninterested, for the most part, in the details of governance.
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State officials have aggressively increased access to addiction treatment for the poor there.
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But it remains to be seen how aggressively BP will pursue this strategy.
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Point72, for one, is moving aggressively to find its new generation of traders.
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And so they took the only weapon they had and used it aggressively.
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We are thinking of them, passive-aggressively, in this time of great need.
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Imagine using something that much, that aggressively, then having to give it up.
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They are outrageous in a way that the media covers him very aggressively.
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The FCC has aggressively tried to free up airwaves for commercial 5G use.
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Then Mr. Blatter recalled how the Swiss authorities questioned him aggressively on Sept.
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You've spoken on Twitter about your experiences with being aggressively threatened by men.
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I think I need something to passive-aggressively wear around my WeWork space.
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Goldman also has been aggressively buying back stock, which elevates the burn rate.
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In each instance, the women allege that he aggressively forced himself on them.
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Hebei met those targets by aggressively shutting plants, especially in the steel sector.
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We remain focused on aggressively reducing F-35 cost and delivering best value.
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There's no reason for the Fed to raise rates more aggressively, he contended.
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Mr Trump continues to be aggressively unfriendly towards the United States' southern neighbour.
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Several Trump supporters responded more aggressively to Trump's biting excoriation of Clinton's character.
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We are also taking action and aggressively pursuing bad actors in this space.
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It's unclear how aggressively Spotify plans to move forward with the confirmation process.
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Trump plans to aggressively enforce all laws currently on the books regarding immigration.
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He is being punished for his reluctance to wield the knife more aggressively.
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Kavanaugh, on the other hand, aggressively defended himself from the allegations against him.
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Nintendo is aggressively trying to maintain the Switch's security and keep out modders.
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It's also notable how aggressively Microsoft is labeling it a MacBook Air killer.
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According to McConnell, there's risks from approaching it too aggressively and too slowly.
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"They always guide aggressively with expenses, and beat that expense guidance," Anthony said.
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The military has been aggressively entertained since the USO was created in 1941.
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If regulators move too aggressively they may reduce the competitiveness of seaborne trade.
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"I don't know why he banged [the gavel] so aggressively," Hennessy told Cosmo.
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I have been very aggressively campaigning on Kansas needs to cut its taxes.
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Can't push that one very aggressively, even though at $23 it's very cheap.
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University of Florida apologizes after graduates aggressively dragged off stage while receiving diplomas.
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The government is even cracking down on Christians more aggressively through legal means.
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Other Democrats on the committee have been urging lawmakers to move more aggressively.
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As he aggressively built out his holding company, he sometimes employed hostile takeovers.
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The BOJ currently buys bonds aggressively to cap long-term rates around zero.
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Ivanka has been aggressively arguing for him to stay in, sources told Swan.
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Celeste blames Perry, she says, but also herself for acting aggressively at times.
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Major Chinese tech firms Huawei and ZTE are aggressively competing in the space.
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School shooters often overreact or act out aggressively for seemingly minor reasons. 3.
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Facebook has been aggressively targeting competition in the social video sharing space recently.
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The company is most well-known for its aggressively anti-Uber marketing campaign.
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All of those channels still exist, and the government still promotes them aggressively.
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After exchanging a few emails, he asked for "permission" to "aggressively pursue" me.
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John Kennedy aggressively pushed Stretch on the company's ability to police its platform.
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However, racism is not always an aggressively violent act against another human being.
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But Bombardier faces rivals with "deep-pockets" that are aggressively competing on price.
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Microsoft is aggressively pursuing the mobile-workhorse market that Apple has carved out.
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Neither China, nor Japan, have been aggressively devaluing their currencies in recent years.
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The infections occurred in a small area where officials are aggressively targeting mosquitoes.
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"The employer in this case moved aggressively against the unionizing driver," he said.
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Meanwhile Northam has been aggressively linking Gillespie to Trump, who has endorsed Gillespie.
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Apple has also been aggressively looking for personnels for various roles in India.
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"We pursued it aggressively and we presented a strong case," he told reporters.
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It's notable that older, more established conservative media was covering the storm aggressively.
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Singapore-headquartered Grab is expanding aggressively in Indonesia, home of rival Go-Jek.
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Microsoft's aggressively nagging Windows 10 upgrade prompts claimed another victim on Wednesday morning.
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And yet, here we are, Uber is aggressively hiring in Singapore — but why?
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The aesthetic isn't as rarefied as Apple or as aggressively futuristic as Samsung.
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That narrative is being pushed out aggressively in the conservative media echo chamber.
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I ate raw till four, aggressively exercised, and prized my period-less adolescence.
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That is likely to limit the ability of the bank to grow aggressively.
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Facebook, too, has aggressively copied some of Snap's most popular features, like Stories.
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Charleston police claim Heyman "aggressively breached" Secret Service agents; Heyman disputes that charge.
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Wal-Mart is aggressively investing in making prices more competitive compared to rivals.
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We call on all Americans to actively and aggressively oppose this proposed action.
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There have been tense situations in which a client may have reacted aggressively.
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I rang my bike bell aggressively (and even shouted at a few people).
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The company has aggressively pushed live video as part of its overall strategy.
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She will lead a chamber that is expected to aggressively investigate the administration.
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Egyptian officials have aggressively countered Italian accusations that Egypt's security forces were responsible.
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Who'd have thought two such aggressively wholesome ingredients could taste so exceptional together?
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Let Congress aggressively question the administration's policies, and let the President defend them.
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The industry plans to aggressively pursue all available legal remedies against this waiver.
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But almost all of the characters here are aggressively selfish, prejudiced and mean.
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The Republicans have been campaigning aggressively in Pennsylvania and emphasizing their local roots.
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To work, however, any Afghanistan strategy must deal far more aggressively with Pakistan.
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Mick Mulvaney has proven credibility when it comes to aggressively confronting federal spending.
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At the same time, it has also pushed aggressively into video and entertainment.
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Recently, Comcast has been aggressively rolling out data caps on its broadband plans.
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At least, normal Christie politics — aggressively transactional and focused above all on winning.
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But he and his supporters have aggressively sought to raise questions about Mrs.
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Lenders competed aggressively to create a convenient and secure borrowing experience for customers.
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Certainly, inflation gives no reason for the Fed to move aggressively on rates.
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And, more aggressively, she called for mandatory shareholder votes on chief executive pay.
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It has pushed aggressively into areas like mobile, events, video and native advertising.
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Over the years, however, it has pushed aggressively to produce more original content.
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Use blind resumes in your recruitment process to more aggressively pursue real meritocracy.
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After invading Georgia in 2008, Russia had begun to aggressively upgrade its military.
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Russia or anyone else who aggressively attacks democracy must face very serious consequences.
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Right down to its random-seeming ending, "Christmas in Austin" is aggressively inconclusive.
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At the time, the Clinton campaign aggressively pushed back at the NBC report.
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Like the FRC, the group manufactures fake research briefs and aggressively lobbies politicians.
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Tsai said Alibaba will continue to invest aggressively despite the uncertain business environment.
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The San Francisco-based company is aggressively expanding its cab platform in India.
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The growth comes as the bank pushes aggressively into "non-standard investment" activities.
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He speaks relentlessly and aggressively to discredit and politically destroy the Mueller investigation.
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You could also ask the managing agent to enforce pool rules more aggressively.
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"It appears markets have not only stabilized but aggressively snapped back," he said.
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However, Capital's Higgins says the market is underestimating how aggressively yields will rise.
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His demeanor aggressively implied he had no desire to let me do so.
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As much smaller rivals, Sprint and T-Mobile both competed aggressively on price.
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Ominously, Facebook has been aggressively testing a variety of monetization options for creators.
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Our mechanized surroundings keep silence at bay aggressively by replacing it for us.
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Both "model" and "DJ" are loaded terms, sometimes aggressively bundled with gendered stereotypes.
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I'm going to serve big and try to get forward and play aggressively.
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Big picture: Canada has been aggressively recruiting top academic and tech talent recently.
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Other nations aggressively apply their own domestic procurement policies despite signing international agreements.
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He's a charming and aggressively optimistic stranger who starts visiting Kate at work.
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But both players said the fines would not deter them from playing aggressively.
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A mentally ill person in a particularly difficult moment aggressively waving a screwdriver?
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The question was how aggressively we should message out in the public square.
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Facebook is taking a huge reputational risk in aggressively pushing facial recognition technology.
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Analysts assumed policymakers would have to respond aggressively to prevent an economic crisis.
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Analysts assume policymakers will have to respond aggressively to prevent an economic crisis.
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But today, museums are more aggressively seeking to show the relationships between periods.
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And they respond aggressively on social media to anyone who dares to dissent.
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H.R.I. also says city agencies have failed to aggressively go after unscrupulous landlords.
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These days the world should tackle conflict as aggressively as it fought AIDS.
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Even with the interruptions, the pitchers have started performing more efficiently and aggressively.
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China played aggressively and, at times to the annoyance of the Germans, physically.
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But they disagreed over how aggressively to transform the country along liberal lines.
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He used his fingers to plug the open holes and kept playing, aggressively.
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As such concerns have risen, China has aggressively sought to curb outbound investment.
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To stop a potential epidemic, governments need to step in early and aggressively.
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But analysts have questioned whether Masa Son's company is using leverage too aggressively.
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"It may be the time to aggressively attack your student loans," she says.
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We are aggressively investigating to understand what may have occurred in this situation.
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And like many news organizations, CNN has moved aggressively to protect against infections.
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The company has been reducing its debt aggressively, selling assets and reducing costs.
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In recent years, loggers and ranchers have aggressively cleared land for cattle production.
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When it was in her face, she aggressively put it in our faces.
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Outside of the US, technology has been used aggressively to trace the coronavirus.
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It secures assent less aggressively, but just as manipulatively, as "Pay Attention" does.
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Both men come from swing states where the presidential campaign was fought aggressively.
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Of all the major carriers, United is fighting on price the most aggressively.
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It has since cut rates aggressively, by 1,325 basis points, to boost growth.
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Employers have also responded more aggressively — for example, by permanently replacing striking employees.
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So his rivals -- perhaps too late -- are taking Sanders on much more aggressively.
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And it's likely too soon to start aggressively start hunting for bargains either.
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My own copy is so aggressively underlined it looks like a composition notebook.
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New markets are being aggressively developed, especially in parts of Asia and Oceania.
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The Commerce Department is split over how aggressively the government should regulate industry.
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At one point, she said, they aggressively patted her down and handcuffed her.
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Not surprisingly, though, it is the energy importers who are moving most aggressively.
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But their voting records suggest that they are not all using it aggressively.
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Since then, Mir says, his television station has stopped reporting aggressively on Balochistan.
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It's unclear how aggressively Democrats are planning to target McConnell's seat in 2020.
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I look at us as people who are aggressively covering the White House.
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Amazon has aggressively expanded its business to target sectors including finance and health.
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"We acknowledge we could have acted sooner and more aggressively," Greeson Dunn said.
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They also lobbied aggressively to stave off regulatory oversight and tobacco control legislation.
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Several have said they will begin to look for the imagery more aggressively.
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The company is spending aggressively on new projects to bolster its drilling prospects.
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A source close to Meadows said he has not aggressively pursued the post.
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And until recently, officials say, the government rarely prosecuted or investigated them aggressively.
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The data that we've seen this week has surprised aggressively on the downside.
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His campaign has also aggressively tried to shape the media narrative on Ukraine.
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Tourists can peer up without being herded along so aggressively by the police.
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Am I being selfish to try so aggressively at the age of 30?
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It&aposs an area where Amazon has been "growing aggressively," according to Gartner.
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" He continued: "Incredibly, the Department of Justice has joined in on that aggressively.
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If it sinks past that point, traders may start selling it more aggressively.
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Netflix was reportedly aggressively pursuing Seinfeld as bidding occurred, according to the Times.
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The woman routinely pretends to be shocked and then aggressively kisses her partner.
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Regardless, his involvement gave them cover to defend Kavanaugh more aggressively in public.
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Separately, Mr. Trump has directed his administration to enforce immigration laws more aggressively.
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Traders aggressively bought the dollar against the British pound and the Canadian dollar.
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And both were targeted directly and aggressively by two of tech's biggest companies.
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Yet New York City businesses have been just as aggressively fighting the proposal.
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McConnell has moved aggressively to limit the scope and length of the trial.
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Netflix has been expanding aggressively into foreign markets and has mostly been successful.
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Much of it can and needs to be accomplished by aggressively using reconciliation.
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Resolving such issues will help determine how aggressively Republicans can cut corporate taxes.
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Liberals said Scheer erred in running an aggressively partisan campaign, à la Harper.
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Third, Trump should enforce all pending sanctions against Russia immediately. Now. Today. Aggressively.
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For the U.S. to "win" we need to compete smarter and more aggressively.
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It also aggressively followed up on the revelation about Mr. Bezos' private life.
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An antitrust regime that fought such mergers aggressively could wind up boosting wages.
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No. But I'm sure that has to do with how aggressively I screen.
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Michael Bennet, who has aggressively positioned himself as opposed to single-payer, said.
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A revitalizing Detroit has a new plan to aggressively build out multimodal transportation.
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If evidence comes to light on political interference, Congress needs to act aggressively.
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After years of aggressively promoting OxyContin as a safe and effective way to combat pain, the company is—equally aggressively—recasting itself as a fundamental player in the response to a crisis that many experts say it helped to create.
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Clinton use her regulatory authority aggressively to crack down on Wall Street's risky activities?
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U.S. partners will be watching to see whether Trump presses the meddling issue aggressively.
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But Der Spiegel has startling evidence of how aggressively Europe's elite clubs bullied UEFA.
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He wants to aggressively snuggle and communicates that with head butts and loud purring.
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Business development groups in South Florida have aggressively courted Northeastern investors in recent years.
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Ofo and Mobike are both aggressively looking to move their businesses outside of China.
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In turn, Trump has aggressively campaigned for Blackburn by hosting numerous rallies and fundraisers.
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In private phone conversations, Obama himself has lobbied Trump to confront climate change aggressively.
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I'll say this again: I really was over the trend of aggressively lip plumping.
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Instead of going after Taylor aggressively, they'll make sure Taylor can't make any money.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalise on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Jared is filling the void as aggressively as Bannon did during the early days.
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If you start aggressively saving now you might even be able to afford one.
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Now, using its PayU relationship, Remitly can expand more aggressively into that footprint, too.
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He aggressively approached her with a knife and wrestled her towards his open trunk.
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When you watch YouTubers like Vikkstar123, Avxry and AlexRamiGaming, they all play super aggressively.
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He got some balls he thought he could barrel and he swung very aggressively.
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It aggressively disdains the idea of story in favor of the idea of thought.
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This is somewhat expected from Chloe, since the show paints her as aggressively precocious.
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The issue is how I so aggressively defended myself, being litigious, going after people.
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" Silverman herself has described the show, which premieres today on Hulu, as "aggressively dumb.
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Buffett faced questions at 2015's meeting about 3G's tendency to cut jobs aggressively.
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Stenhouse won the race's first two stages, but was accused of driving too aggressively.
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Schemey Joe is like our new Tony – bald-headed, aggressively tatted, law-enforcement adjacent.
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What Trump cares about most, though, is getting banks to lend money more aggressively.
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The photographs by Serge Fruehauf in Extra Normal could be described as aggressively boring.
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So until we do, would we want ICE out there aggressively enforcing our laws?
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I just want to make art that's aggressively about pussy from a female perspective.
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Trump has promised to come out more aggressively against Clinton in the second debate.
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Three years in India, Amazon has begun aggressively expanding its offerings in the country.
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Intense pricing pressure has hurt sales too, as grocery stores compete aggressively against Amazon.
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"It comes to mind when a conflict happens, when you react aggressively," he said.
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If the United States wants to keep the lead, we need to compete aggressively.
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China continues to aggressively expand its economic and military influence in the Pacific region.
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The company has been aggressively securing rights for content to beef up its catalog.
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"That should only be good to maybe re-engineer Citi more aggressively," Mayo said.
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Hoenig has long been an anomaly: a conservative who favors aggressively scrutinizing big banks.
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But Nokia is transferring these patents to PAEs in order to aggressively pursue money.
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In contrast to Kansas in the semifinal, Michigan is swarming Villanova much more aggressively.
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We're very pleased that PayPal is going to enforce its terms of service aggressively.
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It's no surprise that Uber would be aggressively seeking partners for its autonomous efforts.
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But in the end, New England aggressively took an early lead it never surrendered.
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The proposed regulation is believed to have been pushed aggressively by White House officials.
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They've aggressively distanced themselves from fallen star LendingClub and the markets affected by it.
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Xiaomi has tried to compensate for the slowdown at home by expanding abroad aggressively.
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It seemed strange how aggressively advertised they were in this part of the world.
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But Sarah's act of violence is intentional; the trucker was aggressively hitting on her.
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Does this mean Koby Altman should aggressively shop his best asset around the league?
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DJI has also aggressively cut its prices, making it hard for others to compete.
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Microsoft has been working on this approach for a while, more aggressively of late.
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Just after taking the job, Harrison promised to close yards and cut costs aggressively.
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Spending aggressively now, Netflix hopes, will eventually lead to big profits in the future.
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Other Japanese lenders have also made attempts to expand aggressively into overseas asset management.
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The company pushed back aggressively, but overall attendance has declined since the film's release.
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Business advice texts follow this script most aggressively, but they're hardly the only ones.
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"When deals do come to market, people are aggressively bidding them up," said Gerardes.
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Keepers found Zuri acting aggressively toward Nyack, biting the male lion on the neck.
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In addition to expanding overseas, the company will use the capital to hire aggressively.
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Big tech companies are also aggressively expanding into on-demand delivery — not just Amazon.
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India has been building up its space presence aggressively over the last few years.
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It's the core of the committee that I think would like to act aggressively.
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Most companies I talk to are either thinking about it or aggressively implementing it.
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Techstars, which was founded in 2006, has expanded aggressively over the past twelve years.
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Many of those smaller banks have been expanding aggressively, using cash raised via NCDs.
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I still owe $12,709 but I'm paying off other debts more aggressively right now.
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MoviePass has been aggressively attempting to curtail operating costs over the past few months.
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Samsung Electronics has more aggressively chased businesses as it looks for new growth drivers.
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In this exclusive clip, Spelling and Hawrylo passive aggressively discuss the bride-to-be.
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"We need to be playmakers aggressively going for the ball, competing," Del Rio said.
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Today, a woman aggressively shamed everyone on board, though many had offered their seats.
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Facebook also plans to push aggressively into video, paying to create original, episodic series.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalize on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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If that change is promoted aggressively, it may in time lead to a schism.
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CW: This story deals with some aggressively homophobic content and depictions of sexual violence.
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Every time a Black student took more than TWO seconds, he aggressively pushed them.
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And to his surprise, his sexuality became an advantage in his aggressively heterosexual industry.
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Plus, building a delivering phone is an aggressively risky move with almost no upside.
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Still, it could be cloned and undercut if it tries to monetize too aggressively.
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Netflix's global rival Amazon is also aggressively pushing Prime Video to the Indian market.
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It underscoring how retailers have aggressively integrated web bargains into their holiday marketing strategy.
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It's hard to understate the importance of AWS, especially as competition aggressively ramps up.
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We must begin this effort by ensuring that our trade laws are aggressively enforced.
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There is a flashback: Antía defending the hoop aggressively, wearing a black tank top.
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Private equity has been encroaching aggressively into the healthcare space since at least 2015.
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Digital content frontrunners Amazon and Netflix have been aggressively investing in their original programming.
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The firm has aggressively seeking to slash debt and regain its investment-grade rating.
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In addition to klein und fein, Bayer 21800 is now aggressively courting foreign fans.
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Unlike blacks, Hispanics were not treated as aggressively as whites for high blood pressure.
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One source close to the merger talks said Denoke campaigned against the deal aggressively.
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Still, U.S. convenience stores and fast-food chains are improving quality and pricing aggressively.
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His eyes [were locked] on me, and he started to talk to me aggressively.
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Credito Real has grown aggressively, both organically and inorganically over the past few years.
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The brand will expand its product portfolio and "aggressively" localize production, de Nysschen said.
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It's a heavy-duty problem, and an area where Pinterest has been aggressively investing.
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And for the first time, the IRS will be aggressively enforcing the individual mandate.
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Police Chief Jonathan Haber initially said the car had been moving "aggressively" toward officers.
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European Competition Commissioner Margrethe Vestager has aggressively pursued American firms, including the tech sector.
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Twitter has moved aggressively to combat extremist content on its site associated with ISIS.
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They've been advocates for ending net neutrality and had lobbied aggressively against the bill.
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The Tracking Board claims that the studio is "aggressively" courting him for the gig.
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But to maintain its dominance, the tech giant has to aggressively innovate, hacker style.
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It's a big deal, and has been aggressively pushed by conservative supporters of Israel.
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The company has also been aggressively hiring employees with wide varieties of automotive experience.
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"I'm going to aggressively demand answers on how this tragic event took place," Gov.
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One has been to aggressively prod users into sharing whenever they open the app.
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Now, Chipotle is aggressively testing new strategies to draw customers back to its restaurants.
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"I worry that the AfD will aggressively deepen divisions in our country," he said.
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Then they started aggressively leaning back on the table, pushing against the book displays.
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Concurrently, the percentage of companies profitable at time of IPO has trended down aggressively.
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Investors favored companies aggressively taking market share versus showing an ability to make money.
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The driver, a man clearly under the influence, was demanding fuel and behaving aggressively.
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The company outlined a new plan to aggressively close under-performing stores on Tuesday.
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"I worked pretty aggressively to eliminate everything we've had on our side," she said.
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"Tumors grow more aggressively in premenopausal women, not just women under 50," Brawley said.
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Other critics say the air campaign has not attacked the Islamic State aggressively enough.
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Aggressively charming, "the movie has a gutsy undertow," Stephen Holden wrote in The Times.
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"I gave him my personal commitment to drive the cost down aggressively," she added.
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Each time we came off pick-and-rolls, there were two guys there aggressively.
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Under these circumstances, North Korea is more likely to respond aggressively to military exercises.
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I just assumed and believed that she would be pursued aggressively in lead roles.
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Retailers across the board are more aggressively growing their selections of private-label products.
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Saudi Arabia is known for aggressively exerting influence and tracking detractors on social media.
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Most Democrats have warned against the threat of military action, while aggressively denouncing Maduro.
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With the $82.5 million Netflix reaped from the offering, Hastings started hiring aggressively again.
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Our presidential candidates must acknowledge and aggressively address the realities of a changing climate.
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They aggressively market their services to governments and law enforcement agencies around the world.
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"These farms produce dozens of other products and gavage is aggressively cruel," she added.
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I strongly agree that these anti-competitive practices should be aggressively deterred and punished.
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Lee wrote Jefferies expected China to spend twice as aggressively on 5G than Japan.
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Louise rents the room to Frank Versati, a flamboyant poet who woos her aggressively.
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These insurers have no choice but to aggressively negotiate with pharmaceutical manufacturers for discounts.
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Chinese companies have been aggressively splurging on foreign acquisitions to sidestep slowing domestic growth.
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Adopting a more hawkish tone moving more aggressively or moving more faster in 2018.
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In the years since, customers have aggressively demanded the return of the spicy nuggets.
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The women also played less aggressively and displayed lower self-esteem against "male" opponents.
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Bloomberg aggressively pursued the tactic when he first took over as mayor in 2002.
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The company has aggressively slashed its debt since 2015, when it faced a crisis.
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Iran's government, particularly its Revolutionary Guard Corps, aggressively opposes any U.S. presence in Afghanistan.
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The United States Anti-Doping Agency now aggressively pursues dopers and bars their coaches.
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Several economies, including China, Taiwan and Singapore, intervened in the foreign exchange market aggressively.
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Next, special interest groups would have to be expertly navigated and stakeholders aggressively engaged.
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Pebble has been aggressively lobbying the federal government to get the project's permits approved.
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Bless him for dealing with what must be an aggressively itchy beard by now.
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The promotion of stories being aggressively pushed by far-right conspiracy sites raised alarms.
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Despite the weak data, traders were unwilling to sell the euro aggressively below $1.13.
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That said, the percentage has been growing since Bitcoin began aggressively appreciating last year.
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Aljahmi's opponent was still recovering from having fought so aggressively in the first round.
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The larger developers, despite sounding notes of caution, have continued to aggressively pursue growth.
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Some N.F.L. teams have begun to aggressively remake themselves, while others mostly stood pat.
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But without those threats, domestic groups are seldom investigated as aggressively as foreign groups.
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The government has aggressively opened up significant amounts of mid- and high-band spectrum.
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Right, but do you think the companies need to move more aggressively into that?
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The company is aggressively expanding its ride-hailing service to take on Didi Chuxing.
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Ralph Lauren said it would aggressively try to clear inventories in the March quarter.
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ExxonMobil: "Poor" -- Aggressively seeded disinformation about climate science and the risks of climate change.
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" The bank advises investors to wait for further impulse growth before "buying metals aggressively.
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Brandon says Tommy came after him aggressively and he punched him in self-defense.
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Before the government first signaled regulations in 2016, the P2P lending industry aggressively expanded.
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The large spray-painted strokes felt like swordplay, aggressively slicing into the large panel.
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Maybe the Trump administration responds too aggressively to a provocation, prompting North Korean retaliation.
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As a legal scholar, he appears frustrated that Democrats haven't pushed back more aggressively.
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No country can continue to hype a chicken sandwich this aggressively for much longer.
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"He added: "This Conservative Government is aggressively pursuing a damaging Brexit in unprincipled ways.
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Are you surprised to see them going at each other so aggressively like this?
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Trump also reportedly plans to aggressively campaign for Republicans across the country in 2018.
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If gently doesn't work, you can also aggressively remind people to wash your hands.
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Ms. Leeds said Amtrak "aggressively pushed back" on requests that the railroad considered unreasonable.
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Uber quickly signaled on Friday that it would push back aggressively against the proposal.
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He worked for Ken Starr, the independent counsel who aggressively investigated President Bill Clinton.
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She has also pushed back aggressively on the Trump administration's cuts to health care.
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Chuck Schumer has been calling on the federal government to more aggressively tackle Lyme.
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It's also pushing aggressively into video and has been for well over a year.
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Are you surprised to see Russia meddling in our elections so blatantly and aggressively?
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They're aggressively pointing out beneath your sweater and we don't want them to distract.
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He wants the bank to cut rates even more aggressively to juice economic growth.
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Witnesses say Medici was boogie boarding with a friend when the shark aggressively attacked.
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The next step, advisers say, is to more aggressively focus on trade with China.
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I had no choice but to allow the medical machine to aggressively treat Gillian.
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The mayor should also move aggressively to address segregation in city schools over all.
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The company priced the devices aggressively over the holidays — its cheapest was only $2523.
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Fusion GPS and BuzzFeed both said they would aggressively defend themselves against the suits.
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But the mini-series depicts her as aggressively prosecuting the boys despite those misgivings.
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Not aggressively so, but it's enough for us to look around and feel inspired.
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But other likely candidates will work just as aggressively to step into that vacuum.
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President Donald Trump insists that China is aggressively interfering in the 2018 midterm elections.
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Especially college coaches, many of whom complain about graduate transfers while aggressively recruiting them.
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Perhaps the biggest source of leaf disagreement is how aggressively one should corral them.
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Perhaps driven by those predictions, the governor has worked aggressively to build hospital capacity.
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As mentioned last week, we're aggressively shoring up resources and protecting our existing assets.
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New Jersey sensibly wants to avoid that fate, even as it aggressively pursues renewables.
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Mr. Vore said Montana will move aggressively to eradicate the disease by culling deer.
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But Jim makes a point of being aggressively dull in the best way possible.
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Monday's bloodbath came even after the Federal Reserve's emergency move to ease lending aggressively.
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Stocks plunged Monday even after the Federal Reserve's emergency move to ease lending aggressively.
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Back at the White House, President Trump aggressively tried to wrestle back the attention.
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Then season the turkey aggressively with salt and pepper, and dust them with flour.
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" Berankis plays aggressively, which he said, combined with his speed, "can make opponents uncomfortable.
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There appeared to be a pattern: elk of some personality types aggressively rejected magpies.
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But by responding aggressively, Washington can steer away from a far worse economic calamity.
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Education technology firms have aggressively promoted their products as school closures become more widespread.
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Chairman Lhota created a board task force to specifically and aggressively attack this problem.
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This time, however, Mulcair was forced to campaign aggressively to receive the party's backing.
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The publication reports the company has been "aggressively" increasing its production in the state.
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Not only is that aggressively not boring, it is the greatest story ever told.
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Well-connected Russians worked aggressively to recruit or influence people inside the Trump campaign.
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We need a plan about how we're going to aggressively manage here at home.
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Pushed to the brink, she won the final two points by playing more aggressively.
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After years of isolation, Mr. Kim has aggressively pursued diplomatic relations in recent months.
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It's a good question, and one that will be litigated aggressively over the summer.
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Both players started aggressively, with Mr. Carlsen advancing his pawns on the queen side.
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The company also is aggressively going after consumers who want to have coffee delivered.
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