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pursue

[per-soo] / pərˈsu /






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The police have pledged to continue pursuing and dismantling such criminal networks and have released a toll-free number for the public to report any relevant information.

From BBC

Takaichi told reporters on Sunday that she would pursue a "responsible yet aggressive" fiscal policy and would not reshuffle the Cabinet, which was formed less than four months ago.

From BBC

The now 19-year-old, who works part time while pursuing a degree in computer engineering technology, says Jackson’s course led him to open a high-interest savings account and obtain a credit card.

From The Wall Street Journal

NFL marketing bosses have been pursuing a broader "helmets off" strategy, including behind-the-scenes documentaries and social media clips, that seeks to make players more relatable by emphasizing their personalities and off-field interests.

From Barron's

An admirer of former UK leader Margaret Thatcher, Takaichi has long pursued the ambition of becoming Japan's "Iron Lady".

From BBC