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But the administration could have moved aggressively to find another way forward.

That is likely to keep business aggressively involved in health cost control.

I am sure this will be looked at very aggressively now.

I do feel you can only coach one end of the court aggressively.

"In the second half, we came out aggressively and played our game."

"What's going to lead companies to really think more aggressively about new spending?"

Do you want to build your economy by aggressively taking over land?

The three species do not act aggressively toward each other.

"Companies like us grew when we got into systems very aggressively."

By this time I was much more aggressively into my own style.

Boston came out much more aggressively to begin game 2.

Obama decided early on to aggressively campaign in the state.

The station began to aggressively market themselves at that point.

He played the game aggressively and was always hard on the ball.

"They did not come out aggressively and take advantage of the home court."

We're going to respond more aggressively to these cases than in the past.

"They need to market themselves more aggressively and not be afraid to talk money."

The two species may act aggressively toward one another even when there is no food involved.

"Jim, do you think the team is playing more aggressively this season?"

He had spots and his hair was cut aggressively short.

Just about the most aggressively ugly woman I'd ever seen.

For now, though, the two companies are competing more aggressively than ever.

After such a hard war, fighting aggressively for peace is difficult.

They will also market that information aggressively to other news and financial organizations around the world.

"I believe we could come down from that a little," he said, less aggressively.