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pursuit

Definition for pursuit

noun as in occupation, interest of person

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But in its exhausting pursuit of technical perfection, “The Smashing Machine” merely mirrors its subject’s journey, losing sight of its goal for a futile shot at glory.

From Salon

It’s as if Baumbach and Clooney are silently agreeing that, in the pursuit of the public’s entertainment, someone or something will always be privately at stake.

From Salon

"As long as the entertainment industry prioritizes profits over childhood privacy, consent, and dignity, we will continue our pursuit for awareness and accountability," said James R Marsh of the Marsh Law Firm.

From BBC

Leeds were wasteful in their relentless pursuit of more tries after the break, with a Jake Connor penalty all they had to show for long periods of dominance.

From BBC

The former sheriff has been heavily criticized for his combative personal style, pursuit of political vendettas and his handling of investigations into so-called deputy gangs deputies and other alleged misconduct.

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

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