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campaign

noun as in attempt to win; attack

noun as in in video and role-play games, the overarching story

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In an emergency fundraising campaign, Improve Your Tomorrow raised $300,000 to sustain the program, even if there are cuts this year, according to the organization.

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There had been a national outcry after Mrs Perry's death about the nature of school inspections, and a campaign to change the system by her sister Prof Julia Waters.

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Colts QB Daniel Jones has gotten plenty of deserved attention—and even a little MVP chatter of his own—for his revival campaign with Indianapolis.

The senior source is more "fatalistic", in their assessment on whether Labour could win the campaign in Wales next spring.

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Last month, as part of a "clean-up" campaign across Johannesburg, the city council said the inner city had been "targeted... for the systemic removal of pervasive lawlessness, illegal activities, hijacked properties, and critical by-law infringements".

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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