"We'll pursue multilateral, we'll pursue plurilateral, we'll pursue bilateral [deals]," he said.
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I pursue my truth, and I pursue what I'm authentically passionate about.
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I pursue my truth and I pursue what I'm authentically passionate about.
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It means having the right to pursue intimacy however you want to pursue intimacy.
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And just as [the various factions] pursue military resistance, they also pursue peaceful resistance.
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Some pursue stringent regulations, while others seek to roll back regulations or pursue alternate strategies.
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If he wanted to pursue Booth, why would he be on a show to pursue Kufrin?
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It's the ability to pursue a passion or send your kid to college to pursue theirs.
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I could just grieve like a normal teenager and not pursue this advocacy, pursue this activism.
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Regina Gwynn: Always try to pursue your ideas, because if you don't pursue them, someone else will.
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More conservative states could pursue market-oriented reforms, while more liberal states could pursue their own models.
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"We want to pursue this as quickly as we can — responsibly pursue it," he said of impeachment.
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There's been a lot of couples that come out of this engaged, who pursue families, who pursue marriage.
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"Donahoe's legacy at ServiceNowDonahoe told analysts he was leaving ServiceNow to pursue "a calling I had to pursue.
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Sawiris said the merged company would pursue business in microfinance, and pursue more regional as well as international opportunities.
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She did not pursue the book deal, and she said she was scared to pursue legal action against him.
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"It's doubtful that many people will pursue VR porn who don't already pursue adult videos more generally," Ley added.
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THAT'S GOOD IN EITHER CASE WHETHER WE PURSUE OUR INDEPENDENT STRATEGY OR WHETHER WE PURSUE A COMBINATION WITH BROADCOM.
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Obviously we want Bob Mueller to be able to pursue and our committees to be able to pursue their investigations unimpeded.
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The best way, the only way to pursue your purpose is to permanently destroy your ability to ever pursue it again.
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"He is eligible to pursue the benefits provided under the settlement agreement but may not pursue any action in court," McCarthy said.
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He has inspired me to pursue my passion of music and I know he has inspired many others to pursue their passions.
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You want to pursue Russia, Mr. Mueller, I can show you a first year law student who can show what to pursue.
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College administrations that pursue restrictive expression policies undercut the basic vision of higher education to pursue wide inquiry through debate and analysis.
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If the office declines to pursue criminal contempt charges, Snow could appoint a special prosecutor to pursue the case, according to CNN affiliate KPHO.
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It allowed the different wings of the federal government to pursue technologies in a very large open area that they could otherwise not pursue.
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Everyone just wants a fair opportunity to be able to pursue what they want to pursue without having man-made barriers in front of them.
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"We want individuals to be able to pursue things they think are important and we want governments to pursue things that are important," he said.
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Dorvall, now 21, has stopped playing basketball to pursue her pre-med studies at Washington State, but said she encouraged Old Believers to pursue sports.
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"If re-elected, the President will pursue more tax cuts and will not pursue significant entitlement reform," economist Mark Zandi of Moody's Analytics tells CNN.
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"The Iranians are going to pursue what the Iranians have always intended to pursue," Esper said at a news conference with his French counterpart, Florence Parly.
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With the deal, Iran commits not to pursue nuclear weapons overall and faces obstacles if it seeks to break its commitment and pursue a nuclear weapon.
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"All who pursue this Cup, pursue a dream; a dream born with Isobel, that shall never die," reads part of the engraving on the silver Isobel Cup.
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Dan will fly off to Fukushima, Japan, to pursue a possible story but mostly to pursue Maryam, a beautiful, hyper-talkative transgender woman with a multinational background.
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Though he still wanted to pursue writing and directing when he got back to Vancouver, Meaden says a boss of his pushed him to pursue acting full-time.
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" At a minimum, we should take stock of all the policies that we might pursue after a terrorist attack and we should pursue all of them right now."
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He's pursued me … he's been all in the entire time and I deserve to pursue somebody else and for somebody else to pursue me after all this time.
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"We want individuals to be able to pursue things they think are important and we want governments to pursue things that are important," Bezos said, the Verge reported.
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The OCE has had free rein to pursue allegations against lawmakers and then make recommendations to the House Ethics Committee on whether it should pursue a formal probe.
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" No matter how many people try to tell them they're wrong or they won't succeed, they pursue their vision, he says: "And they pursue it smartly with perseverance.
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She was in South Wales to pursue a master's degree in documentary photography and was uncertain what kind of project she was going to pursue in the meantime.
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In normal times, with such a slim majority, Republicans might have tried to pursue McCain to step down so they could pursue their legislative agenda through reconciliation rules.
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" She adds: "It is my duty and responsibility to pursue the truth and pursue what brought him to that point — and try to prevent it from happening to others.
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So it's within that system that women are trying to pursue pleasure and pursue happiness, and hitting, inevitably, a lot of walls, because it wasn't set up for us.
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" It was the Book of Psalms that instructed man to "seek peace and pursue it," and the Jewish sage Hillel who taught mankind to "love peace and pursue peace.
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If you were growing up again, and you really wanted to pursue something outside of work, wouldn't you want to be able to pursue that while still making a living?
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But, of course, there&aposs something more terrifying than a skeezy politician and that is prosecutors that are -- that -- you know, that pursue politicians, professional prosecutors who pursue professional politicians.
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With some 1,000 courses across 15 topics like graphic design, programming, and project management, Virtual Training Company can help you brush up on skills or pursue pursue something entirely new.
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If the state has a successful prosecution, the United States might not pursue it—or might pursue it with a plea arrangement to add on top of the state charge.
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While the administration confirmed Friday afternoon that they were still planning to pursue the citizenship question, they were unable to provide any details on how they'd legally pursue the issue.
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Their concern is that even if there are public commitments to pursue certain policies, those efforts could be undermined by relatively unknown administration officials with little intent to pursue them.
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REUTERS Starboard Value Pushes Macy's to Pursue Deals for Its Real Estate | The activist hedge fund says it is pleased with Macy's plan to pursue "joint venture structures" for its properties.
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Sinclair says it will likely pursue other deals to acquire more local stations, but analysts and industry experts say that its poor behavior could make it difficult to pursue other acquisitions.
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Bozarjian was at first undecided about whether to pursue charges but ultimately filed a sexual battery report with the Savannah Police Department, saying she wanted them to pursue charges against Callaway.
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"For us to pursue the kind of approps bills we are trying to pursue, it would have to be, at least coming out of the committee, a bipartisan agreement," agreed Sen.
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" He expands: "While people chase money, I pursue happiness.
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Give them confidence — to pursue whatever they're passionate about.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - Indonesia plans to pursue Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.
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This paralyzing, and ultimately entrapping, imperative insists that women can now pursue their truth, whatever it is—and, in fact, as long as they can do so ethically, they must pursue it.
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"We do not wish for North Korea's collapse, we will not pursue reunification by absorption in any form, nor will we pursue artificial reunification," Moon had said during a July 2017 speech.
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Well, I decided eventually to pursue this as a nonfiction project, and I decided to pursue it in a way that I felt like other books that had ... There had been that.
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"We still have women making personal decisions to pursue degrees that pay less," she says, listing fields such as teaching and nursing as examples of low-paying occupations that women pursue disproportionately.
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"Before this competition, I never really thought I could pursue music as a career, but Idol has opened my eyes to the opportunity I have to pursue my passion," she told PEOPLE afterwards.
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" Baker said that he would have considered not investigating the information about Papadopoulous as "a dereliction of our duty" and "highly, highly inappropriate for us not to pursue it, and pursue it aggressively.
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The administration has to do more to truly pursue justice.
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The Bush Department of Justice didn't want to pursue it.
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And I was like, 'We have to pursue other options.
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And he was like, 'You gotta pursue this poetry thing!
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They presented to us and we failed to pursue it.
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Alphabet says they need more time to pursue this evidence.
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Is he willing to sacrifice American lives to pursue it?
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Whether we pursue our highest aspirations is up to us.
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Chesapeake said it has no plans to pursue a bankruptcy.
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It never struck me that I couldn't pursue any career.
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Ripa, 46, encouraged Dunst to pursue love with a costar.
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Sometimes though, it becomes lucrative enough to pursue full time.
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Executives may return to conferences and investors may pursue yield.
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They pursue what feels like a vital connection to the
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It leaves me enough time to pursue other things, too.
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Bernie Sanders plans to pursue until the convention in July.
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In March 2006, prosecutors decided not to pursue a case.
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What drove you to pursue that antitrust suit with Google?
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The local resident continued to pursue the shooter by car.
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Is it wrong to pursue another who is engaged unhappily?
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So hopefully we'll be able to continue to pursue that.
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Had a crush early this spring that you couldn't pursue?
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Legislation is still necessary for people to pursue such claims.
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Until then they have little choice but to pursue it.
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Opponents of the law said they would pursue an appeal.
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So they continued to pursue the transfer to adult supervision.
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Officials said they would continue to pursue the other suspects.
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We had big ideas and the courage to pursue them.
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Salah did not specify what options the army would pursue.
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We must know what climate policies he intends to pursue.
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He denies all allegations and intends to pursue legal action.
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He vowed to pursue all of those behind the uprising.
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"We are going to pursue this aggressively," Findling told Refinery29.
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This is detrimental to Trump's ability to pursue his agenda.
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I thought, maybe I should start to pursue younger women.
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What gives them the energy to pursue such ambitious goals?
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SiriusXM is expected to pursue a deal, the people said.
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The country's top prosecutor said she would pursue criminal prosecutions.
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When did you realize you wanted to pursue beauty professionally?
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Its compensation scheme is a licence to pursue bad deals.
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Warren argued that it's Congress' constitutional duty to pursue impeachment.
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As a coalition, we will continue to pursue this goal.
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After graduation, I'll pursue my dream of becoming a lawyer.
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Bloom has indicated he intends to pursue the matter further.
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We're also continuing to pursue breaking news in virtual reality.
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The amendment further freed up Los Angeles to pursue talent.
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The president cannot directly order it to pursue specific changes.
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Women tend to pursue office for different reasons than men.
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And if so, what option is America prepared to pursue?
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The firm said he was leaving "to pursue other opportunities".
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Pursue a startup where you care about the outcome deeply.
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A final commandment helps technologists choose which technologies to pursue.
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"It is our intention to pursue those rights," D'Amico said.
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The police department announced it would pursue charges in July.
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Like Rapunzel, Moana defies family to pursue her own quest.
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Is that something you consciously pursue in the recording process?
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That lesson encouraged the entrepreneur to pursue his radical ambitions.
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And so does where you choose to pursue it. Howmuch.
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The prosecutor's office decided not to pursue the case further.
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"I want them to continue to pursue it," Berschinski says.
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Without that, the Civil Guard won't pursue the alleged assailants.
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But some will be determined to pursue their violent jihad.
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Dao's attorney said his client will probably pursue a lawsuit.
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All our children should be able to pursue their dreams.
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This flexible schedule helps him pursue his real dream: singing.
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It was time, Gilman told me, to pursue new opportunities.
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" While it was important to pursue "rogue operators like Backpage.
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I was so inspired to pursue writing because of her.
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You can be a mother and still pursue your dreams.
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Plan B is to pursue regulatory protections around the world.
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"He's not currently inclined to pursue it," the source added.
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Ethnic and racial diversity is a good goal to pursue.
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It enforced my determination to pursue a career in STEM.
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Without the filibuster, Republicans could pursue complete repeal and replace.
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But there is one area he is determined to pursue.
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However, the agency has since declined to pursue further appeals.
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After winning first place, Jones left school to pursue comedy.
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Our office will work to pursue some form of justice.
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There are investigations to pursue and Trump initiatives to kill.
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Instead, they must pursue relief through an internal review process.
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Pelosi has tried to dismiss efforts to pursue impeachment proceedings.
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You could start the business you always wanted to pursue.
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Professor Rabassa planned to pursue a life of quiet scholarship.
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The company said he will pursue other projects next spring.
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We decided to pursue the obituary, the seven years notwithstanding.
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Perhaps that's just what you need to pursue something new.
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McConnell has rightly said he will not pursue this course.
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Instead, people need opportunities to learn, contribute and pursue success.
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AT THE PRESIDENT'S URGING, THEY DECIDED NOT TO PURSUE THEM.
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It's time to pursue this solution at the national level.
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There is still an opportunity to pursue a good deal.
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Here are some possible avenues regulators could pursue: Unfair competition.
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I think I'll pursue a similar approach in this instance.
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Nets announced its intention to pursue an I.P.O. this month.
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We're checking that, if it is, certainly we'll pursue it.
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This encourages them to gamble and pursue their agenda anyway.
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I believe it could be something we can pursue ourselves.
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The second step is to seriously pursue risk reduction measures.
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Ankara has said it would pursue Muslim "wherever he goes".
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We urge all parties to pursue demilitarization of disputed features.
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Who doesn't want to pursue a high quality of life?
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S. bilateral commercial relationship is too great not to pursue.
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Apple said it will pursue a legal response in court.
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And while all three aggressively pursue fintechs, their approaches vary.
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Apple should pursue a strategy similar to what Disney's doing.
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Heaven forbid that we would not pursue Dennis Hastert's rule.
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Others have left to pursue other startups and related ventures.
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We will pursue the matter and take action against both.
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We all come across obstacles as we pursue our goals.
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But it also helped steel her to pursue her own.
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Their families had always been allowed to pursue their dreams.
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The overpass collapse provides fresh incentive to pursue these efforts.
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Now, it's not clear which policies he will actually pursue.
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But the services have been unwilling to pursue those possibilities.
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CNN: Your experiences inspired you to pursue your law degree.
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If granted, CBS could be free to pursue a sale.
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Both moved to the UK to pursue careers in hospitality.
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I just felt it and just started to pursue it.
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He just wants bolder governments and businesses to pursue it.
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You're not going to pursue Snapchat or Facebook or YouTube?
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She'd also heard that Luca liked to pursue straight men.
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I actually felt that I needed to pursue it more.
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"We all made many sacrifices to pursue them," he said.
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RUAG did not pursue its case with the cartel office.
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Federal authorities said they intended to pursue the death penalty.
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After a review it was decided not to pursue it.
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But Bernstein saw potential, and urged him to pursue conducting.
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"There is no direction we will not pursue," Mekies said.
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"This is a mandate to pursue any policy," he said.
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The office decided not to pursue charges against Dr. Nassar.
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Do you pursue the lucrative career, or the aspirational dream?
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Is that something you are going to pursue beyond class?
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Left uncertain is how Mr. Trump may pursue other goals.
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They didn't pursue the captaincy for the prestige it conveyed.
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That's fantastic, and policymakers in the US should pursue those.
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The deal also includes the opportunity to pursue spinoff series.
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If centrist policies are doomed, why should Democrats pursue them?
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After an investigation, Scotland Yard declined to pursue further action.
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Whether there is somebody who wants to pursue an investigation.
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Something like "pursue all avenues of amelioration and relief," perhaps?
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Maybe there is a different way to pursue this dream.
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How does getting to pursue these activities make you feel?
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The company still plans to aggressively pursue blockchain business opportunities.
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That raised questions about whether prosecutors can pursue these cases.
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And then use their whole hearts to pursue that truth.
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Or the alliance states could pursue even deeper cuts themselves.
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It provided them an opportunity to pursue a better life.
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We all have a responsibility to pursue discourse with demonizing.
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"We will continue to pursue this matter," the watchdog wrote.
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The president could also pursue the matter through the courts.
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How can law enforcement reliably pursue evidence in criminal investigations?
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"I still have lots of dreams to pursue," he wrote.
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Oh, and all the villains they pursue have escaped custody.
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Pompeo, he added, "continually" told him to pursue Ukraine issues.
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The orthodoxy was that they exist primarily to pursue profit.
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He continued to pursue her, so she grabbed a knife.
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But notably, they have yet to pursue any A.N.C. officials.
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You pursue answers with all the energy you can muster.
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Increasingly, Iranian leaders rely on it to pursue their goals.
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It helped inspire him to pursue a doctorate in economics.
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"We're going to continue to pursue this strategy," Rosenstein added.
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Caesars Entertainment has said it will not pursue a licence.
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This pushed Google to makes changes and proactively pursue threats.
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But for unknown reasons, they did not pursue that route.
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Don't pursue conversations where people don't offer anything comfortably back.
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Successful leaders consistently pursue perfection in all that they do.
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But prosecutors are skeptical that they could pursue espionage charges.
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He can pursue the kind of foreign policy he desires.
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Those are, apparently, the only sports I wish to pursue.
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So why do the Democrats seem reluctant to pursue him?
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So of course I'm going to continue to pursue that.
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It was Fisher who pestered Reynolds to pursue the part.
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The country is driven to pursue its own best interests.
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The Justice Department declined the opportunity to pursue a retrial.
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Trump pledged to pursue a "major investigation" into voter fraud.
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Her claim did not make sense to pursue by herself.
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They want to pursue the Sacklers for a full accounting.
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They want to pursue the Sacklers for a full accounting.
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It is unclear what policy Trump will pursue on Syria.
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What inspired you to pursue going up in a chopper?
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Student Opinion How do you know what career to pursue?
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The committee also declined to pursue a case against Sen.
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It will now try to pursue the same dominance overseas.
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It's difficult to pursue one's dreams on an empty stomach.
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The Ghermezians, however, say they will pursue the project relentlessly.
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If you have an idea or a dream, pursue it.
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Negotiate in good faith with Putin to pursue common interests?
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"I definitely want to pursue an acting career," he said.
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Beane asked Melvin if he wanted to pursue the job.
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After graduation, he wants to pursue a PhD in sociology.
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Ed was a big reason I decided to pursue journalism.
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She plans to pursue a master's degree in social work.
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All presidents pursue policies that cause stock prices to fluctuate.
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Student Opinion: Are You Being Raised to Pursue Your Dreams?
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Those are the friendships they'll pursue, naturally maintain, and cherish.
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State officials didn't need federal incentives to pursue mass incarceration.
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But their own safe haven is that they pursue truth.
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Well, with all the sanctions against North Korea they don't add up, and it's not necessarily a practical reality for North Korea to try to pursue that, but they're going to pursue it anyway.
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"We still have women making personal decisions to pursue degrees that pay less," Smith tells CNBC Make It, listing fields such as teaching and nursing as examples of low-paying occupations that women pursue disproportionately.
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Sure, publishers probably reach a bigger audience by focusing on social media and their own websites, but "we've been very careful not to pursue scale for scale's sake, and [instead] to pursue influence and expertise."
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PCG said the sale would allow it to cut its capital spending budget, provide it with the financial flexibility to pursue other strategic growth projects and help it pursue future strategic collaborations with Saudi Aramco.
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We bought each other books, as we always had, and stood alone in line at the post office, believing that the best way to pursue each other was to continue to pursue our separate selves.
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"Millions of L.G.B.T. people have come out of the closet and they are able to pursue dreams they weren't to pursue a decade ago," said Camilla Taylor, the director of constitutional litigation at Lambda Legal.
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Prosecutors have said they will pursue the death penalty for Rhodes.
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Which path Democrats pursue will depend on their choice of leader.
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Q. What led you to pursue a career in people development?
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That prompted him to pursue interdisciplinary projects in the tech sphere.
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The iPhone-maker isn't the only company to pursue this approach.
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He said he is considering whether to pursue the death penalty.
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I didn't pursue [dancing] because I didn't think it was possible.
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All of these things become compromised when you pursue aggressive treatment.
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Eventually, Deel said, it stopped making sense to pursue her passion.
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Like any nation, Israel seeks to pursue its own self-interests.
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The woman involved did not want to pursue charges against him.
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But that's another problem the next administration will have to pursue.
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North Korea needs to pursue a different path for their nation.
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I haven't done anything to pursue or propel any political points.
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"He's not currently inclined to pursue it," the source told Reuters.
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He is leaving the group to pursue other opportunities, Nyrstar said.
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Comey criticized Clinton&aposs actions but did not pursue criminal charges.
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And yes, giving everyone the freedom to pursue purpose isn't free.
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Campus police said the District Attorney wouldn't pursue a criminal case.
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Has age given you freedom to pursue your love of beauty?
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The advent of video gave everyone the chance to pursue that.
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Once that happens, they said, they plan to pursue legal action.
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That roadblock pushed her to pursue teaching and gender equality work.
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Prosecutors did not pursue a murder charge for the unborn child.
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Tyler's experience has re-inspired him to pursue more film roles.
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UMW-OG said it would now pursue a plan to recapitalise.
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He said that the league would not pursue profits over principles.
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They're all leaving to pursue other opportunities, so that says something.
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He didn't indicate whether the company would pursue this in 2017.
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The police refused to pursue the allegation, Mr. Siregar's colleagues said.
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So they share the counter-terrorism policies that we would pursue.
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But the report says the man wanted to pursue criminal charges.
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Wreathed in Norway, he must continue to pursue peace at home.
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It remains unclear exactly what other measures Mr. Orban might pursue.
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There will NEVER be a perfect time to pursue your goals.
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It says they can use existing laws to pursue criminal conspiracies.
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Worse, law enforcers lack the resources to pursue enough big cases.
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But my main advice is just pursue something that you love.
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Following the efforts to pursue a rogue AI named Penny Royal.
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We can be diplomatic and pursue justice at the same time.
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I would never pursue someone I didn't know on the site.
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Why leave if you can pursue your passion project in-house?
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On television, he vowed a "new offensive" to pursue the goal.
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" Sterling said it now "intends now to pursue a new transaction.
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An active grand jury means that prosecutors could still pursue indictments.
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And he continues to pursue her after repeatedly saying he won't.
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It was that role that inspired her to really pursue acting.
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As they pursue that ideological goal, states are dropping premium assistance.
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"I only pursue things that I am passionate about," Bezos said.
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You left high school to move to L.A. and pursue music.
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Did you always know you wanted to pursue a solo career?
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Every workflow that a developer wants to pursue, we will support.
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In fact, astrology can even recommend who we should pursue romantically.
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It's an illusive dream to pursue originality as an art student.
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The other gentleman came and said we need to pursue him.
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Every citizen of this country has the right to pursue it.
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And upon graduation, she moved to Los Angeles to pursue acting.
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Hall wants to inspire other women to pursue their entrepreneurial ambitions.
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After that night, I chose to pursue sociology instead of psychology.
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They're both interesting styles of work I'll pursue in the future.
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Individuals should be free to pursue the livelihood of their choice.
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Set an intention you can pursue over the next two weeks.
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Absolutely. Does your family make sacrifices as you pursue your dreams?
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We intend to pursue all arguments that are available to us.
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Characters grow up, pursue romantic relationships, get married, and have children.
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Figuring out what approaches to pursue takes time and careful consideration.
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Governments can pursue somewhat distinct paths and set their own budgets.
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MyRight has mandated U.S. law firm Hausfeld to pursue the claims.
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Prosecutors have not determined whether they will pursue the death penalty.
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Apple is reportedly planning to pursue the same strategy as Amazon.
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Every firm has more revolutionary-looking projects than it can pursue.
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That leaves a new election, the option Mrs Merkel should pursue.
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And that'll ultimately help us pursue our personal version of joy.
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Smith declined to comment on whether it would pursue an appeal.
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Roche said Diggelmann would "pursue his career outside of the company".
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"But do not pursue your own policy priorities, we live here."
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She Turned Down a Journalism Job After College to Pursue Modeling
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It also gave him license to pursue the next intellectual milestone.
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That option, he said, is not one he intends to pursue.
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I really think that both approaches are equally important to pursue.
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Instead, prosecutors could pursue financial crime charges unrelated to the election.
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I want nothing more than to pursue a career in science.
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Doing so allows them to pursue broader pathways of creative expression.
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Analysts welcomed Ryanair's decision not to pursue its interest in Alitalia.
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That is the question we intend to pursue before the court.
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Gaydosik is said to be resigning to pursue an external opportunity.
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With that in mind, Washington should pursue two objectives in tandem.
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She plans to return to school soon to pursue her doctorate.
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I hope both sides of the aisle will pursue that now.
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He also promised to pursue legal action if RSI ignored him.
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I'll do what needs to be done to pursue our mission.
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Going public is about having increased flexibility to pursue bigger opportunities.
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Micromax said that Vineet Taneja has left to pursue other opportunities.
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We will pursue an IPO of our mortgage insurer, United Guaranty.
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But do we still pursue so-called social justice, or fairness?
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But it is time to pursue the Russia investigation with vigor.
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But it is time to pursue the Russia investigation with vigor. .
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Plus, it's in America's interest to pursue a clean energy economy.
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Global Fashion Group is also expected to pursue a listing soon.
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The court said the contract "restricted her freedom to pursue happiness".
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But family members continue to pursue business deals with Chinese companies.
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The Department of State, therefore, did not pursue a diplomatic option.
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But the test of any politician is the policy they pursue.
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Loan-servicing units, which pursue individual debtors, are especially appealing targets.
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Still, there are other legal avenues the wrongfully tickled could pursue.
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He encouraged Duncan to pursue Instagram and YouTube and, ultimately, acting.
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Peskov suggested the Kremlin would not pursue the matter further however.
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Now, I am freer to pursue any idea that I have.
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"BGH Capital could pursue a similar strategy with HSO," he added.
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In that case, that it was not necessary to pursue her.
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She said she appealed the decision and may pursue legal action.
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It's hard to begrudge his decision to pursue more lucrative options.
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In 2013, Kranz and others decided to pursue a restoration project.
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"Plaintiffs cannot simultaneously pursue identical claims in two courts," he wrote.
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Of course, Beijing leverages anonymity to pursue its most unsavory behavior.
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If that is the way we pursue, I will follow that.
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The company just raised $21 million to pursue its lofty agenda.
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You shouldn't have to get government's permission to pursue your dreams.
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The experts said many hospitals fail to aggressively pursue red flags.
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Clinton has promised to pursue if she wins the White House.
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But we pursue them anyways because that's what we've been taught.
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Our Finance Ministers will further pursue this at their next meeting.
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It may also pursue acquisitions to help grow its petroleum business.
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Everyone should have an opportunity to pursue their God given destiny.
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Andrew Cuomo, is helping the governor pursue a vendetta against him.
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The government had failed to pursue critical structural reforms, she added.
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Ultimately, Barr made the determination not to pursue such a case.
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Federal law enforcement continues to pursue claims against other Woodbridge executives.
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"Omarosa Manigault Newman resigned yesterday to pursue other opportunities," Sanders said.
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"There is no trail we will not pursue," Dr. Ramirez said.
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Congress is likely to pursue defunding Planned Parenthood with unprecedented vigor.
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He wanted to inspire people to pursue their dreams with vigor.
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He left college at age 19 to pursue his professional dreams.
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The EPA said they would continue to pursue one national standard.
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They are ghosts that pursue each other without a moment's pause.
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That's because the military in both universes smartly pursue identical objectives.
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Even many secular Muslims fast or pursue good works throughout Ramadan.
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DHS has said they had no intentions to pursue that strategy.
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She later decided to pursue a career as a diving instructor.
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We will pursue justice to the fullest extent of the law.
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AX) to pursue its $2.45 billion acquisition of Rio Tinto's (RIO.
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Lawyers for the Russian billionaires said they would pursue an appeal.
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He was leaving a game he loved to pursue other opportunities.
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There are a lot of great reasons to pursue higher education.
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It's common sense that both are needed, so let's pursue both.
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Nations pursue their interests, whether other countries like it or not.
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When she moved away for a job, Richard didn't pursue her.
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So I continued to pursue my dream of becoming a physician.
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The tax office declined to name which companies it may pursue.
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And that would let her pursue a much more expansive agenda.
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Now that she's working full time, he can pursue his dream.
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The FBI knew about but did not pursue the eventual hijackers.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan wants to pursue welfare and entitlement reform.
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Second, we must aggressively pursue an agenda of full democratic participation.
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The Trump administration has said they prefer to pursue bilateral agreements.
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Menendez declined to say what recourse he would try to pursue.
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Banks also have little incentive to pursue debtors in Italy's courts.
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And there is tremendous motivation to pursue 5G within these parameters.
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The vast majority simply didn't pursue a master's degree at all.
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Any policies we pursue will be progressive ones, simply by default.
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At age 30, she quit teaching to fully pursue fashion design.
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I really want to pursue a career in music and singing.
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It's losing everything to pursue something that means more than anything.
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Rebecca had the passion, energy and courage to pursue her talent.
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He cannot pay his bills but continues to pursue jazz gigs.
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Tenants unions fight rezoning, target district supervisors, and pursue rent strikes.
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The Justice Department interposed prosecutors from Washington to pursue the case.
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Congress mandates the Fed to pursue full employment and stable prices.
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There are people who seek power to pursue their own ends.
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It also seems feasible that Instagram could pursue a similar opportunity.
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It may simply resolve to pursue more talks, the source added.
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Did you eventually pursue this idea and write your love story?
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Creativity was something to dabble in, not pursue as a career.
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Chances are you came here to pursue some kind of dream.
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Developers could also pursue reverse takeovers of listed firms, she added.
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I pursue sleep so hard I become invigorated by the chase.
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"Entrepreneurship in medicine is harder to pursue than ever," said Choy.
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Freed from sex and diapers, humans pursue their intellectual ambitions unfettered.
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Ms. Tsai's government has said it will not pursue U.N. membership.
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" However, he urged Iran to pursue a "less aggressive regional strategy.
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He dropped out of college to pursue filmmaking in New York.
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Still, there is a promising path that Mr. Trump could pursue.
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Still, it is unclear how many plants will pursue this course.
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Mr. Akhtar deliberately and honorably chose not to pursue that route.
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She can barely cook for herself, let alone pursue other hobbies.
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When people didn't pursue their ideas, it's because they were terrified.
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They decide how vigorously to pursue trade disputes with foreign carmakers.
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This has given us the democratic mandate to pursue these policies.
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They have now largely abandoned the project to pursue other goals.
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She's under immense pressure to pursue a Senate race in 2020.
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The F.T.C. can also pursue other ways to fix this problem.
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But he did not pursue the hands-on practice of art.
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Abadi has called on the interior ministry to pursue those demonstrators.
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The prosecutors wanted to preserve their ability to pursue other suspects.
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In August, he is to pursue an M.B.A. degree from Harvard.
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He proposed carving out time there to pursue discussions with Nissan.
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The old-line movie factories essentially pursue one of two strategies.
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"We want to pursue trade, we believe in trade," Toner said.
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Can we pursue work where we feel respected and find meaning?
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Can they pursue work where they feel respected and find meaning?
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John Hickenlooper most recently announcing that he'll pursue the state's seat.
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These guys instead took a major risk to pursue their passion.
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Several faithless electors have used their position to pursue quixotic protests.
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Hammond, for one, was keen to pursue a more positive stance.
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Mentors on the campaign trail urged him to pursue higher education.
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Prosecutors said they would not pursue criminal charges against Mr. Gilliam.
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The authorities have not decided whether to pursue the death penalty.
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Of Flavin's three children, Sistine Stallone has chosen to pursue modeling.
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He eventually made his way to New York to pursue acting.
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If you showed up on a list, prosecutors might pursue you.
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Some use it to push them to pursue their wildest dreams.
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And is it wise to pursue it in the present moment?
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Democrats in Congress will of course disagree and pursue other objectives.
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Do some research about a profession you think you might pursue.
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CNH Industrial said CEO Hubertus Mühlhäuser resigned to pursue other interests.
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Europe did not stand still, continuing instead to pursue other deals.
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Prosecutors could pursue related criminal cases involving Epstein's associates or employees.
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It would also buy time to pursue a more ambitious agreement.
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Find a problem you really care about solving and pursue that.
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It's never too late to pursue justice for these unsolved crimes.
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Prosecutors in Ohio did not pursue the case, citing conflicting evidence.
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Typically, prosecutors pursue charges in which there is a direct connection.
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He played some hockey before deciding it wasn't something he'd pursue.
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In the movie, they pursue a gold prospector across 1850s Oregon.
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But the prosecutor could see no way to pursue a case.
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If you continue to pursue that technology, you will get there.
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In June, Mr. Walker announced he would not pursue a primary.
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Few are policies that Mr. Trump has said he will pursue.
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It was top cover to help us pursue our policy agenda.
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Bob Corker's seat, since he opted not to pursue re-election.
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As for myself, I still have lots of dreams to pursue.
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"I'm hoping that will motivate others to pursue those same things."
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He will pursue a dangerous and reckless approach to the world.
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This would also allow Price to pursue his next business venture.
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Investigators seeking Mr. Trump's tax returns have other avenues to pursue.
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Credit Karma had been expected to pursue an initial public offering.
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His organization is a nonprofit group that helps veterans pursue claims.
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You pursue love without reservation and may have unconventional love interests.
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In response to the test, Obama vowed to pursue new sanctions.
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Some urged the Houston Housing Authority to pursue cheaper sites elsewhere.
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His mother was more supportive of his decision to pursue science.
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Federal prosecutors have declined to pursue charges against two Sacramento, Calif.
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He's only stepped aside to pursue other acting jobs, he said.
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Now some researchers are urging hospitals to pursue a new strategy.
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But after a year he left to pursue Uniplaces full time.
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Property rights enable us to pursue our values, including environmental values.
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What do you tell people who want to pursue voice-overs?
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He doesn't have the time, energy, discipline or interest to pursue.
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Everyone took it as a warning against trying to pursue talks.
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Briscoe was stepping down to pursue "new opportunities," the note said.
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They continue to pursue what they love with a strong will.
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This explains why House Democrats have been reluctant to pursue him.
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Republican leadership should pursue two easy steps to achieve that reform.
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It's possible other US Attorneys could pursue charging those other individuals.
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There are several reasons Congress should pursue a "do nothing" approach.
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They were the giants I needed to search out and pursue.
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Instead, these baby kangaroos pursue the best hobby of all — scratching.
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Prosecutors can't pursue cases that don't make it to their desks.
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We just have to pursue them before more damage is done.
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Do I expect either side to pursue a change in strategy?
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Sessions also gave federal prosecutors wide latitude to pursue criminal charges.
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Only after completing the compulsory counseling may a complainant pursue mediation.
|
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Fearing Ayala may not pursue the death penalty, Cortes asked Gov.
|
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What he doesn't have is a predictable way to pursue them.
|
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He offered no new theory or evidence for investigators to pursue.
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Each of us faces a threat as we pursue our craft.
|
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Not long after, the US Park Police began to pursue Ghaisar.
|
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They have become a popular way to pursue this tax deduction.
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I believe this is why I continue to pursue these distances.
|
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What level of cooperation with Russia are we prepared to pursue?
|
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He thought he might pursue publishing but struggled to break in.
|
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The trusts aggressively pursue borrowers who fall behind on their bills.
|
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He left the magazine in March to pursue a freelance career.
|
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In New York, authorities pursue child neglect cases on two tracks.
|
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I was too young to really understand it or pursue anything.
|
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"We are going to pursue a fully inclusive vision for ministry."
|
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Neal has consistently said he intends to pursue the tax returns.
|
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Does the column persuade you to pursue these subjects more fully?
|
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"The FBI should pursue any violations and criminal allegations," Chaffetz said.
|
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He has decided to pursue a path his parents cannot game.
|
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I need to pursue a trade that will work for me!
|
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Dorothy, 13 years his junior, decided to pursue other creative avenues.
|
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He said he would instead pursue re-election to the Senate.
|
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India was a natural market for Nissan and Renault to pursue.
|
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She graduated in 1941 but did not pursue a teaching career.
|
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Political scientists in some ways, just like journalists, pursue false equivalence.
|
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I have decided not to pursue a leadership position at Uber.
|
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I can't pursue anything with anyone who isn't cool with it.
|
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It fought back, and continued to pursue him despite its wounds.
|
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Is there much political sense in Republicans continuing to pursue repeal?
|
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And I decided to take off and pursue my writing dream.
|
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That said, if a child of mine were determined not to pursue (or to abandon) a remunerative career that might fund my retirement, and were determined instead to pursue journalism, here's what I would tell them.
|
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My gut tells me that they know what they need to know about the president, they know enough to write whatever reports they&aposre going to write and pursue whatever prosecutions they&aposre going to pursue.
|
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With network television in disarray, Netflix is pitching itself as a safe space for creators—a place where people like Murphy and Rhimes and the Obamas can pursue projects they want to pursue, with little intervention.
|
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Randall wanted to pursue his dream of being mayor, which didn't allow Beth to pursue her dream of opening her own dance studio — at least, not if they were going to be around for their kids.
|
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But it emphasized that it "currently has no plans to pursue bankruptcy."
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More female entrepreneurs need to realize these opportunities exist and pursue them.
|
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He was like, 'Look, you really have to pursue this poetry thing.
|
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Meanwhile, the agency will pursue bans on menthol cigarettes and flavored cigars.
|
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Insulted foreign leaders can still pursue their own libel and defamation cases.
|
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Pursue a hobby Sometimes it's best to get involved in something else.
|
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Whether or not they pursue that as a career, time will tell.
|
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Dan Stevens (Matthew) and Jessica Brown Findlay (Sybil), left to pursue their
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If he believes in something, he'll pursue it and make it right.
|
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Investors quickly surmised the U.S. Virgin Islands might pursue the same strategy.
|
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The statement warned that the UAE would pursue those behind the attack.
|
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Judy says she'll pursue legal action if Feldman doesn't shut his trap.
|
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You'll want to pursue these goals with your full curiosity and passion.
|
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"We expect to continue to pursue M&A opportunities," he told analysts.
|
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FOX NEWS OPINION Lou Dobbs: Trump using tariffs to pursue fair trade .
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Yet some Belarussian actions undermine policies the Kremlin is trying to pursue.
|
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They've made their points, and they can move on to pursue diplomacy.
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I don't know if Iran wants to pursue any of those things.
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I wanted to sacrifice for her so she could pursue her studies.
|
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Companies need to actively go out, pursue, and find writers of color.
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We&aposre going to pursue this and we&aposll see what happens.
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And the opinions are many: He should pursue football instead of boxing.
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Foundations are broad, flexible tools for spending your money to pursue philanthropy.
|
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I wanted nothing more than to see her pursue them and soar.
|
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Now a senior, she says she intends to pursue engineering in college.
|
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Trump has promised to pursue the "ultimate deal" between Israelis and Palestinians.
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Obama's work helping students pursue higher education through her Reach Higher initiative.
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We'll make mistakes and pursue some bad ideas that lead to failures.
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But I still have artistic ambitions and hobbies and passions to pursue.
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We are going to pursue policy that's in Australia's best national interest.
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My dad likes planes and he encouraged me to pursue it too.
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You don't have to stop being in life to pursue your dreams.
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And we've vigorously pursue them and believe that they belong on Nasdaq.
|
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Why did he and J. Edgar Hoover pursue the case so strongly?
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Spain closed the case, saying there wasn't enough evidence to pursue charges.
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We will urgently pursue additional reinforcements from within DHS and the interagency.
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But you decided to pursue the possibility of natural quasi-crystals, right?
|
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Easterby's contract expired this winter, and he decided to pursue other interests.
|
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Messitte found that Maryland and DC had standing to pursue these claims.
|
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Despite the audio recording, the DA's office declined to pursue the case.
|
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But many states, particularly those run by Democrats, won't pursue block grants.
|
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That's when she decided to pursue a settlement instead of criminal charges.
|
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Mr. Trump has the power to pursue trade policy almost at whim.
|
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It is rare for state-owned banks to pursue debts so aggressively.
|
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Indeed, Comey said Tuesday "no reasonable prosecutor" would pursue such an action.
|
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That sort of achievement may help energise SK to pursue bolder deals.
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Playfully pursue others, but be careful not to ply anyone with pressure.
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Through ontological upheaval it offers new regimes of attraction/repulsion to pursue.
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If they didn't, they might not be able to pursue a case.
|
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You will not see me pursue any kind of vengeance on her.
|
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"I have chosen to retire to pursue other opportunities," the statement said.
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Path B is to pursue being first without regard for much else.
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"They basically said there's nothing there that we can pursue," he recalled.
|
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The House committee seems unlikely to pursue its task with great diligence.
|
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He does not even pursue his high-school crush with much persistence.
|
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After meeting with Dr. Rodriguez, Hardison was determined to pursue the surgery.
|
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Dange, too, left home at an early age to pursue his passion.
|
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He or she would pursue the same course as we do now.
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He'll do so, he has said, to pursue his true passion – basketball.
|
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The other is walking away from it completely to pursue something else.
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This means federal prosecutors are weighing whether to pursue a criminal investigation.
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Mr Maduro has vowed to pursue all of those behind the uprising.
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Democratic leadership and House counsel would then decide which avenue to pursue.
|
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Already an advocate and an occasional speaker, next, he'd like pursue triathlons.
|
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And Trump could also pursue other avenues of pressure on his own.
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Now, Democratic leadership and House counsel must decide which avenue to pursue.
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NIGERIA'S CENTRAL BANK GOVERNOR SAYS WILL PURSUE PROGRAMME OF RECAPITALISING BANKING INDUSTRY
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Then, in 2013, he publicly retired from film-making to pursue television.
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Instead, they should choose another medical specialty or pursue a different career.
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I was the first in my family to pursue post-graduate work.
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Big countries pursue their national interests with restraint, in a multilateral framework.
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Administration officials are split over whether to pursue it, the report said.
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"Continuing to pursue this case will not serve any purpose," he added.
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"That misidentified cell line led investigators to pursue a misdirection," Bradford said.
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That report will consider financial realities when recommending what missions to pursue.
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"We'll pursue all of the options available, including nuclear," the aide said.
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Still, start-up founders are advised to pursue growth at any cost.
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Whatever makes you feel good, that's what I think you should pursue.
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It's up to prosecutors to decide how you pursue the criminal charges.
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That you had to pursue things that created happiness for other people.
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The bad news is that it's almost always done to pursue profit.
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All Dad asked was that I work hard to pursue my dream.
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Kabila interjected occasionally, Kikaya said, urging the miners not to pursue arbitration.
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I'm most optimistic about the opportunity to pursue intersectional protections for survivors.
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Only once the budget had been repaired did he pursue his projects.
|
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Brazilian prosecutors have helped foreign ones pursue related cases, especially in Peru.
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They are looking for a lawyer to pursue their case in Israel.
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Barr's Justice Department declined to pursue criminal charges against the two officials.
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We can only assume he and Bell will pursue a similar arrangement.
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The knife-wielding Arab was arrested, but Camus's friends didn't pursue charges.
|
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South and her then-husband had reportedly encouraged Cruise to pursue acting.
|
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So why pursue a career where you have to become someone else?
|
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Still, the young man seemed determine not to pursue conventional Hollywood stardom.
|
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She wants to study biology and pursue a career in global health.
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XpressWest said it will now aggressively pursue other development partnerships and options.
|
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Policymakers didn't need private prison companies lobbying them to pursue mass incarceration.
|
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But I knew that, like my grandfather, I could pursue my dream.
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All of this is why it's essential to pursue Biden's plan immediately.
|
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Calvert and Kelly both left bank jobs to pursue careers in food.
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Until the end of last year they helped me pursue this passion.
|
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A victory for the companies could embolden executives to pursue new deals.
|
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But like Blumenthal, he received deferments in order to pursue his education.
|
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Chinese citizens now have the wealth and income to pursue discretionary spending.
|
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I immigrated to the United States to pursue my education in 1986.
|
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Yet investigative judges often enough pursue cases that end up being shelved.
|
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He also suggested it might be wiser to pursue bipartisan tax reform.
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I gave that up almost ten years ago—to pursue this, really.
|
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He decided to take a risk and leave Starbucks to pursue entrepreneurship.
|
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But the career you choose to pursue also plays a major role.
|
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He further explained to Cosby's attorneys Tuesday why he didn't pursue charges.
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They hope to seek regulatory approval and then pursue medical insurance reimbursements.
|
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Many states allow hunters to pursue woodchucks year-round with few restrictions.
|
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The foreign ministry's spokesman said Turkey would continue to pursue the matter.
|
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The act permits U.S. citizens to pursue claims arising from international terrorism.
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It makes it more difficult for us to pursue an agenda here.
|
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With a mortgage to pay, Rogland decided to pursue more acting jobs.
|
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California opposes weakening the rules and threatened to pursue tougher standards unilaterally.
|
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The Chinese government has threatened retaliation should the U.S. pursue such policies.
|
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Horn will depart to "pursue other opportunities effective immediately," the company said.
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Then, if you're interested, [you can] pursue larger VC investment or not.
|
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They claim this deprived them of their rights to pursue legal action.
|
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Sundheim is leaving to pursue his own business interests, the firm said.
|
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"She didn't pursue art professionally, which was always disappointing me," he says.
|
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It rightly strengthens GCHQ's powers to pursue terrorists, gangsters and foreign spies.
|
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The Department of Justice can still investigate Hillary Clinton and pursue charges.
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But he offered no further detail and Jack didn't pursue the matter.
|
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One approach is to pursue certain policies in a race-neutral manner.
|
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Sean, meanwhile, asks to pursue the Lisa case, but gets shut down.
|
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Now, she's ready to pursue her dream of being a crossing guard.
|
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Protected by China, Mr Kim can pursue his nuclear programme with impunity.
|
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He is using his considerable wealth to pursue a vendetta against it.
|
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S. SPAC recently raised $650 million to pursue energy deals in Mexico.
|
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"steadfastly pursue a strategy of peace through strength" in the region and
|
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But he can pursue his grudge against H-1Bs all the same.
|
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When they, in turn, clarify options for patients, significantly more pursue transplants.
|
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Though Zuckerberg famously dropped out of Harvard to pursue Facebook, Hughes graduated.
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At first, Suarez decided to pursue an open-wheel career in Italy.
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Oracle declined to comment on whether it would pursue the matter further.
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It's unclear what charges Trump wanted prosecutors to pursue, the newspaper reported.
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And if people start to pursue them, they become less docile bodies.
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Cara Delevingne notoriously quit modeling in 2015 to pursue an acting career.
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Instead, governments simply needed to pursue a policy of stable money growth.
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We decided to pursue the idea of playing music to our yeast.
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America is the land of opportunity, where anyone can pursue their dreams.
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"Couples pay down student debt and other obligations and pursue careers first."
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It is unclear as to why the Taliban would pursue diplomacy now.
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When did you realize you wanted to pursue it as a career?
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Lawmakers are more eager to pursue policies that could benefit both industries.
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This creates real danger that other states will pursue extreme purging practices.
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Years ago Barris encouraged him to pursue his writing more, he said.
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Shortly after, speculation rose that Cuervo would instead pursue a public debut.
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In short there appear to be several interesting reasons to pursue this.
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You can't afford to think short-term or pursue foolish financial strategies.
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She left high school at 16 years old to pursue her career.
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Time to talk In the meantime, they should pursue two urgent goals.
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The results could spark momentum for other cities to pursue similar legislation.
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These concerns are what prompted Democrats to pursue impeachment proceedings against Trump.
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He has previously said that Congress could pursue obstruction of justice investigations.
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The Fed's statutory task is to pursue full employment and price stability.
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Some have already questioned whether he would pursue his own presidential run.
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If you see something, report it and we will vigorously pursue justice.
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All successful people have a purpose that they can't help but pursue.
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GOP leaders decided to pursue a spending measure the lasts through March.
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Their efforts led Connecticut to take significant action to pursue integrated schools.
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" The lawyers "stated they had at least 24 more leads to pursue.
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Beyond that: Are there any institutional reforms a new class should pursue?
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It is very profitable, and we will continue to pursue that business.
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We are going to pursue this, and we will see what happens.
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Others took their stock windfalls and dropped out to pursue other passions.
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It's magical thinking to pursue only renewables over the next 50 years.
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Pretty quick, pretty informative, about a topic I would otherwise never pursue.
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He resigned in 2011 to pursue an ultimately unsuccessful GOP presidential run.
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It is believed Mr. Tarui agreed to pursue his claims through arbitration.
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Perhaps they will make big noises but pursue only symbolic protectionist policies.
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Dana will continue to pursue its projects in Egypt, Allman-Ward said.
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It is imperative we pursue aggressive measures to stint its dangerous progression.
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For Insys, Chun was just the right kind of doctor to pursue.
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We all deserve to pursue life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
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Running NetMerchant gave him the funds to pursue what would become Checkout.
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Instead, we should encourage states to pursue their own cost-control ideas.
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The city now plans to pursue a civil complaint against the actor.
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So why not pursue something that would seem to be second nature?
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Bogensberger's resignation is effective immediately, and he plans to pursue new opportunities.
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Dylan continues to release music, write books, and pursue other art projects.
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"This means we will no longer pursue our legal appeal," he added.
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The US military is wise to pursue greater adoption of AI technology.
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Mueller and his team will clear the innocent and pursue the guilty.
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AIS and DTAC did not specify how many licenses they would pursue.
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It is up to the council to decide which option to pursue.
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The police told him this year that they would not pursue charges.
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But Mr. Obama did not pursue a single-payer formula as president.
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The NCA did not then pursue the rest of the RIPA process.
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The prosecutors' office has not announced whether it will pursue Cruz's execution.
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He soon ended the band, opting to pursue a new life path.
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I can pursue any career that I choose without any financial worries.
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Did I want to pursue motherhood on my own or at all?
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I think that's why I decided to pursue the R&B route.
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Should your children pursue a musical career, "Rockonomics" may be required reading.
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Hudson controversially decided not to pursue an internal investigation of the incident.
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He thought I was trying to convince him not to pursue me.
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PK, the company changed its name in December to pursue cryptocurrency mining.
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We're hard-wired to pursue pleasure, and that leaves us perpetually unsatisfied.
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He's likely to pursue some unusual alliances, those who know him say.
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Prosecutors in New York, however, could pursue charges once Trump leaves office.
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We just, we want them to pursue what they want to do.
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Most people pursue relationships and careers they believe will make them happy.
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He has devised a holistic strategy to pursue both goals in tandem.
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In an era of stagnation, we need to pursue daring policy ideas.
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Legally, that conclusion allows the commission to pursue action to accelerate deployment.
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I think to pursue the old man would be a futile exercise.
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To this end, advertisers inevitably pursue some combination of two major approaches.
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She didn't have a chance to pursue that goal because fate intervened.
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" — JIMMY FALLON "Actually, Hicks said that she resigned to pursue other opportunities.
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We did not look at it, and we did not pursue it.
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Higginbotham fled, and the sheriff rallied hundreds of men to pursue him.
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Journalists must be able to pursue their work without fear or threat.
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Mr. Murphy called the proposal interesting, but vowed to pursue his proposal.
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Like Franken, they might pursue laudable goals that benefit women in general.
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In return, the drivers will not pursue their claim to be employees.
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Why did you not pursue more traditional art disciplines like your parents?
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Prosecutors can still pursue domestic violence cases without victim testimony or cooperation.
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The bank eventually decided not to pursue a case against Mr. Ashraf.
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Likewise, he implied that Congress could pursue impeachment without directly recommending it.
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Is that the plan or path that you would pursue as president?
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"For me, it's about making sure I pursue what makes me happy."
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We feel happy, he said, when we pursue the things we desire.
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I have a lot of friends who continued to pursue that path.
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Ms. Tirschwell is unemployed and working with lawyers to pursue her case.
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United States, has been given a green light to pursue just that.
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He hopes to pursue more stories that allow him to ride them.
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But the number who pursue that end through violence is relatively small.
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Initially, the woman who made the complaint declined to pursue criminal charges.
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Or to pursue many different interests, hobbies and careers over a lifetime?
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It also said it would pursue a more disciplined capital allocation strategy.
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Then it became clear he was going to pursue it via Twitter.
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Ms. Rey dropped out of law school early on to pursue acting.
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Or, do you pursue them to help other people and the world?
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"I think it's a mistake for us to pursue impeachment," he said.
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So Mr Macron's diplomatic space to pursue all these ambitions is limited.
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She left the field two years ago to pursue a writing career.
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Don't let the government pursue Amazon the way it pursued A.&P.
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But rather than pursue art, she trained and worked as a physiotherapist.
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I resigned from an earlier job to pursue a different professional direction.
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Why did you decide to pursue gun culture in the Muslim community?
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"We will pursue this only under the right circumstances," Ms. Kang said.
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If that doesn't work, she said she may pursue an insurance claim.
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It's just a passion of mine that I really wanted to pursue.
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"Some will pursue master-level studies and become engineers," Ms. Labre said.
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Schiff was coy on Sunday about whether he will pursue Bolton again.
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Or that athletes would pursue empty hopes of college or professional careers.
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It also depends on how aggressively you want to pursue these things.
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This approach would thwart procedural hurdles Democrats could pursue under normal circumstances.
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On the contrary, every one of us should pursue a single end.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt dropped out of Columbia University to pursue acting again.
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Optimists tend to pursue strategies that make a rosy future a reality.
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Performers pursue personal paths of complex rhythms and their own choreographic agenda.
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Achieving tax fairness is an admirable goal, and Congress should pursue it.
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"I don't want to commit to pursue a particular practice," he said.
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If anything, they hope the day inspires them to pursue bigger ambitions.
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Three House Republicans slammed the DOJ Wednesday for declining to pursue charges.
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The U.S. must instead develop and pursue a more serious containment strategy.
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Baldassarre soon relocated to New York to pursue a career in design.
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We look for terrorism where it is, and we pursue it relentlessly.
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In January he left the company to pursue a new start-up.
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However, then-Attorney General Loretta Lynch did not pursue charges against Clinton.
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How would he pursue reform if Republicans retain control of the Senate?
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Mr. Bannon seemed eager to pursue anyone who has crossed Mr. Trump.
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And all game companies pursue their leakers with varying degrees of tenacity.
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Meanwhile, there are plenty of incentives for companies to pursue health data.
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We are considering how best to continue to pursue these important issues.
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Gorsuch, they pointed out, had been warned not to pursue the fugitives.
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""It is vital that all leaders now pursue a diplomatic way forward.
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The PRO Act gives workers the necessary protections to pursue these goals.
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It's also possible Mueller could pursue other violations of campaign finance laws.
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After the group dissolved, Santos went on to pursue a solo career.
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"I'm guessing you didn't pursue a career in ancient languages," Allan said.
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A few years later, Mr. Pender moved to California to pursue acting.
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Our male employee encourages the wealthy man to pursue these young women.
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Alongside his compositional projects, he has continued to pursue this democratizing ethos.
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His office previously decided not to pursue criminal charges against another suspect.
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It's expected to pursue a direct listing next year, according to Bloomberg.
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Why would White House lawyers pursue such a baseless line of attack?
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Cameron Carling, 38, left to pursue a dream life in Costa Rica.
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The numbers don't mean you shouldn't pursue your dreams, the site adds.
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Steve von Foerster didn't get a ticket but did pursue the problem.
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Building the business has enabled Kwok to pursue his passion for travel.
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His passion to pursue food as a career came from his family.
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A fine-arts graduate, Kaluzna decided to pursue a career in pottery.
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" "I did NOT pursue a business opportunity in Ukraine, as they misrepresented.
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And if he's not employed soon, can Kaepernick pursue legal action again?
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Others will pursue their own nuclear deterrent and spark regional arms races.
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However, Branson emphasized that he isn't saying you shouldn't pursue an education.
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YouTube itself would have the data necessary to effectively pursue accurate results.
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He has plans to pursue a career as a certified financial planner.
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But there are knowable facts that House impeachers chose not to pursue.
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What's more, they had to keep them confidential and pursue them alone.
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Is that the kind of work you want to pursue going forward?
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DeVos' confirmation hearing shed little light on the policies she would pursue.
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Passage in California could also embolden other states to pursue similar legislation.
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This tactic ensured founders could pursue their strategic visions with minimal pushback.
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We must immediately embrace and pursue the priorities outlined in this blueprint.
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We must now pursue that commitment to keep protecting this precious resource.
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But it will likely have to pursue that strategy on its own.
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Lopez Obrador took office in December pledging to pursue the Ayotzinapa investigation.
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Faced with public backlash, Republicans could try to pursue more popular policies.
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The conditions in which Coke will pursue this objective are getting worse.
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Others would like enough money to allow them to pursue other interests.
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Cash transfers give choice of what goal to pursue to the recipients.
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Provides actionable recommendations on how banks can successfully pursue a blockchain project.
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It described whipping up the public to pursue and apprehend a criminal.
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He decided to pursue engineering at the University of Tsukuba in Japan.
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My hope is that that's ready, and we can pursue that immediately.
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The outcome could embolden Johnson to pursue his hardline approach to Brexit.
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At 22014, she moved to New York to pursue an acting career.
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That could affect my ability to pursue a career I'm passionate about.
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Next week I'm moving back home to Minnesota to pursue new opportunities.
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Will management change its tune and pursue revenue streams outside of subscriptions?
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But creating true anonymous digital avatars, is that something people should pursue?
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Read offered his advice for anyone looking to pursue reselling full time.
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The Senate Democrats have put forward an aggressive plan to pursue infrastructure.
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There was never any doubt about what career Ms. Martin would pursue.
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She had studied biology but did not pursue a career in it.
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The Times plans to pursue more like it — so stay tuned. video
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But I've never seen his work pursue anything like those lines again.
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If music is draining and tedious, what drives you to pursue it?
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He signed "appeal waivers" in both cases agreeing not to pursue appeals.
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They pursue sex and romance aggressively, but almost exclusively in their imaginations.
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These are not the only subjects senators should pursue with Mr. Barr.
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The church is scheduled to vote Tuesday about which plan to pursue.
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Students were asked basic questions about why they wanted to pursue accounting.
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Indeed, Mr. Lee and Ms. Ryles continued to pursue each other aggressively.
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It has limited resources with which to pursue them, given Walker's contract.
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She is to pursue an M.B.A. degree from Northwestern in the fall.
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She made the commitment to leave her husband to pursue her calling.
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I came here to pursue my graduate studies in the United States.
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I'm not saying that they shouldn't ultimately pursue more and more education.
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Now, do I think there are worthy causes that feminists can pursue?
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Trump might then feel slighted, leading him to pursue a military option.
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I will pursue it as if it's an Uber memo I need.
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But in deciding not to pursue it, he made a good call.
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Reuters did not pursue deals with other body brokers after those purchases.
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Nikonov said Trump was now strong enough to pursue his own agenda.
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But even rock 'n' roll has become harder for Adams to pursue.
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And whether you've been harassed or assaulted or not — and if you have, whether you choose to pursue a case or not — you deserve to know your rights, and what to expect if you do pursue legal action.
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"It would have been highly, highly inappropriate for us not to pursue it — and pursue it aggressively," James Baker, who was the F.B.I.'s general counsel in 2016, said in an interview on Friday with the Lawfare podcast.
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"Right from the very beginning, the president made clear to me, and we discussed, that he will not get into the business of talking about, or asking me, either to pursue, or not to pursue, cases," Barr said.
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I wrote that I wasn't so foolish to pursue a young woman I hardly knew who lives thousands of miles away and could anyone really believe that I was so stupid as to pursue my own nephew's girlfriend?
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The superstars are tasked with helping undiscovered hip-hop artists pursue their dreams.
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It has enough money to pursue its ambitions: more than $70bn in cash.
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Now I definitely want to pursue a life in policy and social change.
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Whatever Stroz Friedberg couldn't find out, Alphabet's legal team is certain to pursue.
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It is impossible to pursue a comprehensive immigration policy by articulating superficial goals.
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Six years ago, the Jonas Brothers broke up to pursue other creative endeavors.
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Harnsberger enrolled at William James College in Newton, Massachusetts, to pursue a doctorate.
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