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chase

[cheys] / tʃeɪs /
NOUN
pursuit
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Even so, it may have been a surprise to some that Palmer - usually the source of goals or creativity - was withdrawn as Chelsea chased an equaliser.

From BBC

The rampant defending champions are the only side still chasing a Grand Slam after swatting aside Ireland, Wales, and Italy so far, and Scotland and England are the sides left who can stop them.

From BBC

Despite the boost to earnings, the company is prioritizing reducing its debt ahead of chasing after new acquisitions to add to the group, Chief Executive Patrice Caine told reporters in a call.

From The Wall Street Journal

But analysts cautioned that chasing the move may not pay off if tensions don’t disrupt energy markets for long.

From Barron's

Then I chased the fried-sugar-bread down with a long drink of water and slammed the lid back on the container.

From Literature