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While the race came a year earlier than Mr. Booker had expected, he had been aggressively preparing for a campaign.
We've also taken a number of steps under the leadership of President Obama and Secretary Napolitano to aggressively prepare for hurricanes and other natural disasters.
"They're so aggressively prepared from the factory," said David Vespremi, who wrote "Car Hacks & Mods for Dummies".
People close to him say he is moving aggressively to prepare for any potential challenges, particularly from two titans of Republican politics, Rudolph W. Giuliani and George E. Pataki.
Yet by raising $17 million in the opening weeks of his campaign — more than any other candidate in the race — Mr. Perry is preparing for a long-term strategy of competing aggressively in all parts of the country against Mr. Romney.
It has lent aggressively to highly leveraged companies, and with the economy slowing, executives are preparing for a possible increase in problem loans.
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The funding will go toward aggressively growing its team of 20 to prepare for next year's launch.
Doing so means aggressively rethinking and re-tooling how public, private, and social sector leaders prepare for global leadership roles.
Now, as both campaigns prepare for the first Obama-Romney debate next week, Republicans have been signaling that they plan to more aggressively question the accuracy of the Obama campaign's assertions.
