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The president said Friday that "the moment is now" to begin aggressively seeking a Middle East peace settlement.

COURTSHIP It will also be time for Mr. Romney to begin aggressively courting the supporters of his rivals, especially the party's most conservative members.

But party strategists and academics said the change would lead prospective candidates for 2004 to begin aggressively stumping earlier than in the past.

As such, the agency says it will begin aggressively promoting a new program of using specially trained officers to head off unnecessary difficulties involving security screening of travelers with disabilities.

Behind Paramount's renewed push is Philippe P. Dauman, Viacom's chief executive, who has been promising Wall Street for years that the movie studio will begin aggressively mining Nickelodeon Movies (and its corollary, MTV Films).

But perhaps more consequentially, the governor himself did not begin aggressively campaigning for this initiative until 10 days ago, as polls began registering a decline in support and as the breadth of the financial opposition — including $11 million from an unidentified donor in Arizona — became clear.

Production companies began aggressively hawking their wares overseas.They are becoming more aggressive, in part because British broadcasters are becoming stingier.

Now other debt collectors have begun aggressively prowling.

She amassed a sales team and began aggressively marketing the Dale.

It began aggressively offering loans to first-time home buyers and to borrowers with modest incomes.

So the show that began aggressively ends with a kind of silence.