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But what Frank called aggressively interesting and I called baconlike, Florence called liver-y, and Julia called weird.
So when a headhunter called, aggressively scouting me for a big role at a hot, venture-backed company with a possible CEO title in the future, I thought this was it... a chance to reclaim purpose in my work again.
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Because while there is an inevitable overlap among the dishes in a certain kind of restaurant, and farmers-market-driven kitchens here can resemble one another at certain times of the year more than they do themselves in February and in August, the Bellwether menu is what marketing people might call aggressively on-trend.
Still others distinguish themselves by being anti-bridezillas, like Elizabeth Johnson and Josh Epstein, a couple who planned what Ms. Johnson called an "aggressively small" un-Hamptons-like event in front of a handful of friends and family on a Montauk beach.
Many others responded to the call aggressively at first.
They answered the call aggressively at first but then started to speak quite open-heartedly after the initial phase.
That's what my husband calls occasions aggressively marketed at us by retailers, ones which may once have been personal and charming, but which are now commercial and, well, crap.
Barton Gellman, the three-time Pulitzer prize winner who used Edward Snowden's disclosures in his reporting on the NSA while at the Washington Post, dismantled the report's claims when the executive summary was published, calling it "aggressively dishonest" and "trifling".
USGamers Kat Bailey was fairly positive about it despite not finding it very memorable, calling it "aggressively anime, mixing piano riffs with the odd bit of J-Pop for emphasis".
Generally, variant callers aim to be sensitive, call variants "aggressively" and provide annotations to the user that can help distinguish true variants from false calls originating from sequencing, alignment or data processing artefacts.
He aggressively called for the ball, scoring at will in the half court.
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