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Russian diplomats have logged many air miles in recent weeks visiting neighbors, including Moldova, to make a last-minute push to preserve relations with Moscow.

The White House on Wednesday made a last-minute push to salvage the measure, taking pains to say that it believes the military does not need to be rifling through private communications to keep the nation safe from cyberattack.

The very same lobbying group that opposed legislation banning phthalates from children's toys made a last-minute push to scuttle the chances for a reasonable compromise, and Republicans bowed to pressure from the chemical industry.

On Tuesday, Clinton made a last minute push to win voters at polling stations around New Hampshire.

Even Mr. Santorum's campaign made a last minute push to get disgruntled union workers to vote against Mr. Romney for this reason.

But "hardly ever" isn't "never" — and it's a thing that's happening right now in Kentucky, where Clinton is making a last-minute push.

Nov. 4, 2016, 4 04 p.m. Hillary Clinton made a last-minute push for votes in Michigan, saying those who helped put President Obama win the White House twice needed to elect her to continue the progress he'd made.

Investors made a last-minute push on Thursday that sent stocks slightly higher, overcoming new data on jobs and consumer prices that showed the pace of a recovery was likely to be modest.

Trump himself made a last-minute push for a DACA deal in recent days, reviving immigration discussions that had largely been dormant since a Senate floor fight fizzled in February.

She offered the example of a last-minute push to develop a new part.

Although Princeton led for the entire game, the Dukes (13-5) made a last-minute push, struggling to overcome calls that disallowed three of their goals.