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campaign

noun as in attempt to win; attack

noun as in in video and role-play games, the overarching story

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The mother said she was the victim of a "systematic campaign by the father to alienate" the children from her.

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Well, Scotland's qualifying campaign got off to a near-perfect start in September when a draw at top seeds Denmark was followed by a win over Belarus in Hungary.

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"We're physically present but mentally absent, unable to fully engage with the people right in front of us," writes the princess, in an essay that's part of her early years education campaign.

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"Every year, we receive thousands of letters, emails, requests, people saying 'this is the one you should choose' – so to have that campaign, the pressure… isn't really something new," he tells me.

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The Liberal Democrats saw a significant boost in membership in the run-up to Brexit in 2020, when the party was campaigning for a second referendum.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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