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Meanings of pursuing in English

Following a retreating adversary.

Pursuing.

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Usage of pursuing in English
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But a number of other African countries are currently pursuing nuclear power.
The South African
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So far, officials have shown no interest in pursuing that option, however.
Reuters
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The Fawcett Society should consider pursuing a test case along these lines.
The Guardian
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Air New Zealand said pursuing interline agreements would present too many challenges.
Radio NZ
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The group known as the 'frugal four' is pursuing a defensive approach.
The Guardian
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De Gucht said the EU was pursuing a solution with two elements.
Reuters
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Just because technology has limits today doesn't mean it's not worth pursuing.
Wired
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Shields' testimony is a critical building block in pursuing others potentially involved.
Reuters
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How many times did we tell him to stop pursuing the case?
A Thousand Years of Good Prayers
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For that reason, hackers have been pursuing vaccine research in several countries.
Radio NZ
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The EU and Turkey have spent years pursuing increasingly difficult accession talks.
The Guardian
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It also said the presidency would be pursuing legal action against Moro.
The Guardian
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In Europe, we are pursuing a peaceful policy of expansion and integration.
The Irish Times
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However, the opposition leader now says the firm will be pursuing it.
Radio NZ
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Obviously, I think it's possible or I wouldn't be pursuing the possibility.
War Of Honor
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They are currently pursuing international approvals after recently receiving U.S. regulatory approval.
Reuters
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South Africa
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New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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