exploratory

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• The following bits of journalism are more exploratory than hard-hitting.

• Campa-Najjar, who had formed an exploratory committee, announced earlier this week that he believed the district should be represented by a woman of color after also releasing polling showing he was the leading Democrat in the race.

• This is more of an exploratory technique, so test yourself and try finding what feels good to you.

• Former San Diego Mayor Kevin Faulconer took the next stop in his long, drawn-out flirtation with a run for governor of California by announcing Monday that he’s formed an exploratory committee for a bid.

• Essentially, they think an ancestral archaeon began reaching into the world around it and associating with bacteria through these exploratory blebs of membrane.

• Unlike former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky, Huckabee is not immediately forming an exploratory committee.

• Rand Paul announced he would form an exploratory committee for a Senate campaign at just the right time, in May 2009.

• Gorgeous gave them an opportunity to take on a serious subject in a fun, exploratory way, McGill says.

• It is not an efficient way to write, but I love that exploratory phase, when even bad writing somehow seems promising.

• In February, he formed an exploratory committee for his congressional bid.

• From this trip, the boats returned to their newly named harbour of Brest, on the 13th.