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And it led to a signing Tuesday that, given the Dodgers’ flirtation with Snell last offseason, felt like a long time coming, even though the Boston Red Sox, Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees were reportedly making a push for Snell before he signed with the Dodgers.

As we enter the busiest period of the season, there will be a lot of teams still fancying their chances of making a push for Europe.

From BBC

Whereas liberal populists often push for more government intervention and regulation to make the lives of working-class people more sustainable, Bannon remains singularly fixated on getting rid of the most vulnerable people in American society.

From Slate

According to Shakir, it doesn’t have to work this way but media firms and campaigns often push for more expensive production strategies like more shoots, or oversaturating airwaves, because it’s an opportunity for everyone to get paid.

From Salon

Chispa, founded in 2017 to train young Latinos to push for progressive change, will have succeeded outside its base for the first time, showing that O.C. is entering a new political era — despite MAGA’s takeover of Washington.

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

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