pursued

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• Changing lives since 1974, the center works to uplift LGBTQ businesses and pursue opportunities for growth.

• Peale wrote that society raised roadblocks to women, which didn’t allow them to pursue science.

• The company’s plans could change and it might decide not to pursue an IPO, the people said.

• Democratic Party Chair Will Rodriguez-Kennedy, however, said Beiser still needs to resign, and encouraged the board to pursue removal.

• When we receive an unexpected reward, for instance—in what’s known as a prediction error—we experience a rush of the chemical, which teaches us to continue pursuing that behavior in the future.

• Rebels pursued them and killed many others, but Buamba evaded them.

• But instead he pursued a life of science, sailing all over the world to study animal species and their environments.

• If confidence and strength were instilled in her at a young age, glamour was something she pursued.

• “It does not appear, at least at that point, that she was being pursued,” he said.

• When TR again pursued the presidency in 1912 as leader of the Progressive Party, FDR identified with his cause.

• The enemy were pursued and annoyed by a few hundred of the citizens under Wooster and Arnold; the former was killed.

• But Ulm was only the commencement of the campaign, and even after Austerlitz Napoleon pursued the enemy with grim resolution.