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Meanings of big push in English

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Usage of big push in English
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The company also has a big push for content for its customers.
News.com.au
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He'd been waiting for the big push every day since Chancery Bridge.
The Slab
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Thiam's big push into Asia may also be serving up extra risks.
Reuters
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Pfizer has made a big push to develop drugs for Alzheimer's disease.
Reuters
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Ike, don't you think they're saving their planes for their big push?
Red inferno: 1945
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Traditionally, stores had waited until Black Friday to make their big push.
Reuters
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AWS made its first big push into AI services last year.
Wired
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The government has made a big push to lift people out of poverty.
BBC
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African-American health and beauty startups are getting a big push from Silicon Valley.
Ebony
10
International match: The IRFU are giving this competition a big push.
The Irish Times
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Yet another internet file-sharing service is making a big push into big businesses.
Wired
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Trump will need to make a big push to win approval, Thune added.
Reuters
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The big push toward the center of Earth's cluster of worlds had begun.
The Highest Treason
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French smart card maker Gemalto is also making a big push in NFC.
Reuters
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Last week's big push also brought a rewrite of the employee attendance policy.
Reuters
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I gave the door one big push, shoving my way inside.
Once
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