Go after with the intent to catch.
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The place was silent as the grave; not even a dog barked.
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Parker refused to say whether the comments were racist or dog-whistle politics.
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Outside the wind blew; far away in the distance a dog barked.
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She opened it and found the tail of the little china dog.
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The dog too went: the most noble-looking item in the beggarly assets.
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The Russian civil war is dragging its mortal tail through eastern Europe.
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Responses in tail arteries were not significantly different among the different groups.
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She opened it and found the tail of the little china dog.
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And the little dog in the corner wagged his tail and said:
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The body and bones we could easily construct; and the tail too.
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Navan's chase course has been deemed unraceable following an early morning inspection.
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The chase was long and hot; but the end was in sight.
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The place for the strong-limbed is in the thick of the chase.
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The left fork would almost certainly lead him on a wild-goose chase.
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My advice: Don't chase what maybe seems to be an easy solution.
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Please note the question mark and the tag used for this post.
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This example Media View replaces the standard playlist filters with tag clouds.
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Unfortunately, the robotic pooch doesn't come with a price tag just yet.
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Are you sure you don't want us to tag along? I ask.
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This new imponderable was just another to tag onto a long list.
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Nicodemus argued that they should chase after Deirdre as soon as possible.
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We had almost forgotten our original quest in the chase after Sahwah.
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I think I was once in a chase after that same man.
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The duty officer had already dispatched some MSVs to chase after them.
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Neither Suzie nor I was in any condition to chase after him.
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I rather expected Daws to give chase, and he proved me right.
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In thirty-eight seconds they will know and give chase from all sides.
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Ankhor's mercenaries will give chase when they learn that I am gone.
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Hastily the Germans made a rush for their aeroplanes to give chase.
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They will think we have it with us and will give chase.
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Funds like Oaktree are likely to go after several deals, he said.
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We could use Lewis' visit as an excuse to go after it.
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They are well-organised campaigns that go after specific industries seeking specific data.
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The feds, but not Spitzer, did, however, go after one specific individual.
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When vampires feed, they will usually go after the underbelly of society.
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Keeping track of these health statistics can help catch heart problems early.
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Helgerson said New York's track record should help it make its case.
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President Obama's new climate action plan puts Americans on the right track.
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Osborne said both reports showed the government was on the right track.
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The company helps government agencies track down terrorists and uncover financial fraud.
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She travelled across Eastern Europe to track down victims sold for sex.
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Valkyrie's brand new track 'Good Thing' is their first release of 2020.
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It's quite possible that he's keeping track of me in some way.
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Last week, the high court granted a request to fast-track that case.
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SHYFT Power Solutions lets consumers track electricity usage in homes and businesses.
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Last month police issued a public appeal to help track Farrell down.
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They were on track for their best day since July last year.
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SODIC said it was on track to deliver 500 units this year.
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Last week the prime minister 'Akilisi Pohiva said everything was on track.
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Besides selling new and unique merchandise, we track and record consumer opinion.
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So far this year, we are on track for 25 or fewer.
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