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chase

[cheys] / tʃeɪs /
NOUN
pursuit
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According to the Long Beach Post, ICE agents chased a gardener into a restaurant in front of Long Beach police officers.

From Los Angeles Times

All the teams chasing Arsenal have got things they need to work on - for Chelsea, their lack of discipline is something that has to change if they are going to challenge for the title.

From BBC

We are also starting to think he can be a real threat for England, as well as Manchester City as they try to chase down Arsenal in the title race.

From BBC

In desperation, Piastri convinced the team that the only chance they had was to stop earlier and give themselves more time to chase down the Red Bull.

From BBC

Once — say, 20 or 30 years ago — those blow-ups might have been enough to chase each of those embattled candidates from their respective races, and maybe even end their political careers altogether.

From Los Angeles Times