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The last few months have brought a push on the songs of Charles Ives: a multi-volume set of disks coming out on Naxos and a radiant album from Susan Narucki and Donald Berman on New World.

By Russell Platt January 26 , 2009The last few months have brought a push on the songs of Charles Ives: a multi-volume set of disks coming out on Naxos and a radiant album from Susan Narucki and Donald Berman on New World.

A former US diplomat who chaired previous political negotiations in Northern Ireland says the current crisis could bring a push for Irish unity.

"For economies, immigrants brings a push to specialization, and specialization increases productivity, and increases the size of the firm and the amount of jobs that you can create," Peri says.

The election of the first devolved Welsh government in 1999 brought a new push for high-wage jobs.

After the late Victorian and Edwardian anointings, when he was all clouds and skylarks, the last decades of the 20th century brought a conscious push to make him more topical, more radical and more "relevant".

One day, my father brought him a push lawn mower.

The Sartorialist, with its cobbled-street backdrops (one favourite spot is referred to as "Studio One") and a penchant for a photogenic push bike, brought a fashion-photographer attitude to shooting well-dressed women.

Lacking the polished image of Amaker, Orr instead brought a work ethic honed through pushing his skinny frame through a sensational playing career at Syracuse University and eight years in the N.B.A.

Ms. Adas, 25, said she wondered every morning if the day would bring a solution or push the city into chaos.

Ultimately, these suits are brought to push a settlement.