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In fact, after already netting four goals against Sheffield Wednesday, in 1999, Shearer told striker Paul Robinson where to go after his team-mate asked him if he could take a spot-kick.

From BBC

At one point I filed for bankruptcy, but that doesn’t mean you’re broke — you’re just closing a company down and letting the debtors go after that.

From Los Angeles Times

“They went after ‘The View’ because I went on there.

From Los Angeles Times

To keep going after that and force them back in each other’s lives, it would have felt like it was undermining the stakes of everything we set up.

From Los Angeles Times

Like Malaysia and Indonesia, India is going after tens of billions of dollars in data-center investment that will add enormously to the computing power available for businesses and researchers to rent.

From The Wall Street Journal