The relieved seller, the television chef/brand Emeril Lagasse, can finally pursue his plan to downsize.
In contrast to his position four years ago, the president can finally pursue whatever agenda he wishes.
As we report in Wednesday's Times, New York is finally pursuing wind power by planning a few projects that take advantage of the city's coastal features.
It is high time for our new foreign secretary to follow in his predecessor's footsteps and finally pursue his country's interests, not just his own.
On behalf of the victims and survivors, we remain committed to advancing the cause of justice at the UN general assembly in September 2011 in order to finally pursue accountability for the commission of international crimes and redress for the victims.
With newspapers, the comptroller and a series of politicians finally pursuing the authorities and their subterranean culture, the option of just waiting and hoping the whole issue will slither away under Albany's native lethargy no longer seems available.
Bush, whose pro-immigrant sentiments preceded his ascension to the presidency and endured his transformation into "the Decider", could finally pursue the issue, as he need never worry about election - or the anger of his electoral base - again.
In an epilogue depicting the Henricksons 11 months after Bill's death, we see the women existing as a kind of contented, collectivist sorority, with the youngest wife, Margene, finally pursuing her dream of medical volunteer work abroad as she guiltlessly leaves her children behind with her sister wives.
After a long and difficult soul search, I finally pursued what I had gradually come to realize was my true passion.
However, for a growing number weaned on CNBC, E*Trade and buoyant bull markets, retirement will mean a chance to finally pursue a second career, actively managing their own money.
