With off-road vehicles and guns, this is a boy's day out, and all in pursuit of that elusive plump little bird. |
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As such, helicopter borne sections will swoop down on suspect vehicles in pursuit of looters and the illegal oil trade. |
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Hot in pursuit of their goals, democracy can be forgotten and principles of civil liberties and human rights take a back seat. |
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Are you simply repeating someone else's propaganda in pursuit of a quick buck, and I use this term advisedly. |
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But the land was churned up by riders and followers of the Bedale Hunt in pursuit of a fox last Saturday. |
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You will accompany me as we backtrack through art's history, before circuiting the globe in pursuit of art's diverse manifestations. |
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Bare feet pattered on cold stone, the quick breaths shallow from exhaustion, Ayla and Dylan ran on in pursuit of the two shadowy figures. |
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In practical terms, the foregoing discussion provides several useful lessons for future intervention in pursuit of Pax Americana. |
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Sport anglers flock there in pursuit of steelhead trout, coho salmon and whitefish. |
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Russian investigators in pursuit of illicit transfers were not always helped by foreign officialdom. |
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If theirs is a hopeless cause in pursuit of impractical ideals, why dignify them in print? |
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The more they appear as fakes and liars, the more they will resort to naked political power in pursuit of their goals. |
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We were in pursuit of a cracking story and we couldn't stop talking about it. |
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Back at Rutgers, he completed all but his dissertation in pursuit of a doctoral degree in comparative literature. |
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The final conclusion to the story arises due to the fact that the protagonist has affected others while in pursuit of the object of their desire. |
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On February 15, pilots and co-pilots voted 97.5 percent in favour of holding strike action in pursuit of their pay claim. |
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The Eumenides shows the Furies in pursuit of Orestes, who is protected by the younger god Apollo. |
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Ride the bus, then, in pursuit of keeping the air clean, reducing your risk of car accidents, or gaining time to read. |
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Harty, as is a poacher's wont, removed any dubiety by forcing the ball into the back of the net, before running off in pursuit of the acclaim. |
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And turkey hunters are not shy about parting with their money in pursuit of gobblers. |
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Cumbria dairymen continued direct action at milk processing plants this week in pursuit of a better farmgate price for milk. |
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Dundee Partnership is yet to finalise the plans, but is in pursuit of funding from private and public bodies. |
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Now suppose there is a desperate bandit lurking in the fields and one thousand men set out in pursuit of him. |
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All those who ran or walked the first fixture collected three points and will now have target times to chase in pursuit of the overall title. |
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Northumbria Police said no police vehicles were in pursuit of the stolen car at the time of the crash. |
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The mantra that, in pursuit of serenity, you should change those things you can change and accept those you cannot has become rather dangerous. |
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With their matching broken noses, the three left the pub in pursuit of a less hazardous line of work. |
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He mentions having seen a Ladrone with his sword drawn and dripping with blood, engaged in pursuit of a villager. |
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As is customary at the start of a new hunting season, Ferry and the South Shropshire hunt, where he is joint master, were in pursuit of fox cubs. |
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He is chasing himself in pursuit of a glory that has eluded thousands of cricketers who have played this game. |
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There is something awe-inspiring about it, and something tragic about people dying in pursuit of those dreams. |
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In a ballot earlier this year, firefighters voted by nine to one to take strike action in pursuit of a pay increase of 40 percent. |
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These motoring paparazzi have been known to use helicopters and light aircraft in pursuit of their prey. |
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The vehicle sped off in pursuit of the prisoner and quickly caught up with him. |
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All of that is ultimately in pursuit of not the literal representation of a sound, but its essence. |
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Starting downhill we encounter a bear hole, dug in pursuit of a ground squirrel. |
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Persons found in pursuit of game in the preserved areas will be prosecuted. |
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An advocate has a goal in mind and, in pursuit of this goal, searches for legal arguments that might persuade a court. |
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The IRA, already in pursuit of its exit strategy, had all the confirmation it needed. |
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He is a man bound by oath to avenge the wrongs inflicted on his home and, in pursuit of revenge, he will stop at nothing. |
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In May of that year, several aviators were aggressively contending to be the first to get airborne in pursuit of this prize. |
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An avid air enthusiast, Andy has travelled all over the world in pursuit of his hobby. |
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He found the college stuffed with dons hard in pursuit of their own lines of consultancy with industry. |
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I could have become a runaway materialist, a robotic mall rat who resorts to retail therapy in pursuit of fulfillment. |
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Their arrogance and dogmatism in pursuit of their political struggle led at one point to a kind of reckless disregard for life. |
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I cannot condone the knocking down of old ladies in pursuit of a Panzers bagel, but sometimes there isn't any other way. |
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It now appears that the description of someone jumping over the barriers could in fact have been of a police officer in pursuit of his quarry. |
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There are all the necessary elements here for us not to fail in pursuit of the scudetto. |
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Mankind has always been under threat from the extremes of nature and from extreme ideology in pursuit of power. |
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His critics have always accepted that he is courageous, determined and utterly ruthless in pursuit of the causes in which he believes. |
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Accompanied by spindly psychic Matthew Lillard, he comes to a grisly end in pursuit of his latest quarry. |
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We all mixed sherbet with water and planted licorice allsorts in pursuit of Dahl's peculiar brand of alchemy. |
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The fact remains that this particular shopwalker uttered a cry of protest and darted in pursuit of the hat and cape. |
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You can hear dogs barking in the background and, yes, look, cut to a shot of hounds scampering in pursuit of something small and fluffy. |
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The cinematic monkeyshines underscore the various triumphs and tribulations that derive from a lifetime in pursuit of physical pleasure alone. |
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He also disapproved of the additional barriers the fascist policy presented to women in pursuit of a full education. |
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But if they are single-minded in pursuit of victory, Edinburgh will be crushed. |
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He gladly joins Zatoichi in pursuit of their mutual passion for dice gambling. |
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We shall oppose for re-election all who in the white house or in congress betray American liberty in pursuit of un-American ends. |
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Cut to a fast-paced car chase, cop cars in pursuit of suspects in a getaway car. |
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Naturally, that persistent little squirrel is still driving himself nuts in pursuit of an elusive acorn. |
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What is generally left unsaid is what influence this will have on intelligence work in Iraq, and elsewhere, in pursuit of terrorists. |
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So off we set down the beerhouse, in the name of duty, in pursuit of dirty snogs. |
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London Fashion Week, that biannual gathering of the unembarrassable in pursuit of the unwearable, begins tomorrow. |
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We spend our lives in pursuit of happiness and peace of mind. |
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Twenty minutes later, U.S. striker Jozy Altidore was barreling down the left sideline at top speed in pursuit of the ball. |
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From time immemorial our human race has been called a race of wanderers and wayfarers, a restless people forever setting forth in pursuit of a better life. |
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Bunting even botches an attempt by his wife to reconcile, abstracting himself from the romance of the moment in pursuit of a dry, theoretical point. |
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A young man runs through a bizarre hotel in pursuit of an unseen quarry. |
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I was passing one of the islands on the lake when I noticed what looked like an accipiter flying just above the water in pursuit of a bird and then double back to the island. |
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There is no need to describe in intricate detail the debilitating obstacle course Indonesian women and their foreign husbands must negotiate in pursuit of wedded bliss. |
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The local couple, who have lived in the town for over 31 years, were subjected to a horrendous level of violence in pursuit of a few quid and the chance of a joyride. |
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Smith did a creditable job narrating Pershing's 1916 expedition in pursuit of Pancho Villa. |
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I can't say that it's wrong to ask for an experience of bliss, I mean much of my meditation was in pursuit of the ananda, the bliss, you know, truth, light, bliss. |
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But if a manager ever decides to go out on a limb in pursuit of an unsecured position, then you probably won't hear about it until something goes wrong. |
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Besides, there is so much to do that such luxuries as spending hours and hours stalking cats in pursuit of the perfect shot are simply not possible. |
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I shirked duty in pursuit of a good sleep, incurring her wrath this morning. |
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This milestone measure is a living tribute to the thousands of men and women who have lost their lives in pursuit of a world free of mafias, drug cartels and criminal gangs. |
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Expeditions in pursuit of Atlantic blue marlin, Indian mahseer, tiger fish, Pacific salmon were the norm and what fantastic prize trips they were. |
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So we salute you, Mr. Fielder, even as we continue to huff and puff at the gym in pursuit of those rippling ridges. |
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A trio of rogue English thugs is in pursuit of the same artifact, as are scads of very large Egyptian and African chappies with huge scimitars and daggers. |
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We also look back at a riot between trad jazz fans and their modernist rivals at a festival in 1960, and travel to Mali in pursuit of the country's hunter-musicians. |
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To many people, their ingeniously moronic stunts set a new standard for how low the entertainment industry was willing to sink in pursuit of profits. |
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She is not the only optimist in the long line of people working hard in pursuit of an AIDS vaccine. |
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Rachel has moved her son Aiden to a small coastal town in pursuit of the quiet life and television sets that aren't passageways to the netherworld. |
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He is a man of the highest calibre and integrity, leading a professional team of officers acting entirely independently and objectively in pursuit of the criminals concerned. |
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There's no reason for you to overtrain in pursuit of ripped abs. |
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These peripheral areas typically attracted rural migrants to the city during World War II and since in pursuit of better living conditions and economic opportunities. |
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But when I climbed Mount Rainier in pursuit of a photoessay about a middle-aged man's attempt to fulfill his dream, a new way of seeing opened up to me. |
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And in pursuit of those dreams the head of this Communist state dives in search of treasure, on two 17th century galleons that he has made his personal property. |
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Although definitely focused on the West, this volume would be of value even to those easterners who may never intend to visit the West in pursuit of its bird life. |
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Quality is going in pursuit of audiences and name presenters. |
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The football was of the highest standard and urged on by a highly vocal support both teams were giving one hundred percent in pursuit of the title. |
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For those who are willing to travel in pursuit of unusual plants and an exotic garden, a trip to Logan Botanic Garden in Galloway is well worth the effort. |
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Wayne was in pursuit of a vehicle that had been reported stolen. |
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Speculators can now pyramid in pursuit of higher bond prices. |
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It is exciting to watch the duck hawk in pursuit of his prey. |
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From the 1920s to early 1940s, he led a series of passive resistance campaigns in pursuit of Swaraj, which redefined the character of Indian nationalism. |
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Some people give up vast parts of their lives in pursuit of a glimpse of a tragopan or a short-eared owl. |
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Soon Mari and Takahashi are in pursuit of the villain, a bored salaryman named Shirakawa. |
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Matthew Dunford, prosecuting, told how the gang's boss, Beveridge, resorted to violent intimidation in pursuit of drug cash. |
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He is not a knight-errant, roaming at will in pursuit of his own ideal of beamy or of goodness. |
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Becoming desperate, de Montfort marched in pursuit of Henry and the two armies met at the Battle of Lewes on 14 May. |
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Stein leapt from his seat and hirpled with that distintive limp faster than I had ever seen him in pursuit of his little red-haired winger. |
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But theirs was a mistake in pursuit of a legal goal, not a war crime. |
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He wore the scragginess of an unshaven face like a lost man in pursuit of some safe harbor. |
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It so fortuned, that he riding to hunt in the forest of Dartmore, being in pursuit of his game, casually lost his company, and his way likewise. |
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Nelson put to sea in pursuit of a French frigate, but on failing to catch her, sailed for Leghorn, and then to Corsica. |
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Frankenstein has been in pursuit of the gigantic man observed by Walton's crew. |
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The Spanish also had two ships, and one sailed off in pursuit of one of the Dutch ships. |
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The army under Bonaparte crossed the frontiers of neutral Venice in pursuit of the enemy. |
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The dolphins are netted only while fishermen are in pursuit of smaller tuna. |
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Napoleon sent his army north in pursuit of the Allies, but then ordered his forces to retreat so that he could feign a grave weakness. |
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Classical liberal Milton Friedman believed that if government action is taken in pursuit of economic equality then political freedom would suffer. |
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On the eve of Ragnarok, a battle between the warring factions of Aesir and Vanir, Lenneth is dispatched to the land of mortals in pursuit of worthy allies. |
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Our goal is to allow the surgeons we work with to preoperatively plan and use patient-specific guides in pursuit of more predictable surgical outcomes. |
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