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View definitions for serious effort

serious effort

noun as in old college try

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This is not a matter of silly girls who supposedly have "too much" sex, but a serious effort to seize control of the most intimate parts of people's lives.

From Salon

A CNN report by journalist Joan Biskupic revealed that Roberts “made no serious effort to entice the three liberal justices for even a modicum of the cross-ideological agreement that distinguished such presidential-powers cases in the past.”

From Salon

It seems highly unlikely that anyone can, or will make a serious effort to, route around her.

From Slate

All the while, an unsuspecting Rep. Rose continued on with a speech — a serious effort decrying last week’s conviction of former President Donald Trump in a New York courtroom.

It would take a serious effort — but in what’s become increasingly clear over the last two months, the Lakers are looking like a serious team.

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