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Meanings of pursue in English
Usage of pursue in English
1
It's given us hope, it's given us strength to pursue our agenda.
2
The military government has said it would pursue all royal insult cases.
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Cropper said micro-finance could also help developing countries pursue environmentally friendly policies.
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The obvious reply is that the right course is to pursue both.
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She said they will continue to pursue the information they are seeking.
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So this case the partners do not want to pursue the case.
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Industry sources cautioned these banks might be unlikely to pursue clawback, however.
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Lundin said on Thursday it would continue to pursue strategic growth opportunities.
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Mr Gavagan left to pursue other business interests, according to the company.
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The Agency continues to pursue this objective with Iran, the report said.
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It is not clear whether Elliott intends to pursue the case further.
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This approach is an appropriate investigational arm to pursue in future studies.
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Goodyear also said it would continue to pursue sale of noncore assets.
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The verdict is likely to embolden the government to pursue further cases.
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It was not immediately clear whether Allergan would pursue such a deal.
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He said his clients will pursue their case in the district court.
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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