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The Engineers finally pushed back and made it a much closer game before falling 30-23.
ROSS WILLIAMS, Grand Rapids, Minn., posted on nytimes.com Bush drew from his moral convictions and finally pushed back against Cheney's influence, which most likely began to suffocate him.
Trumka likens the moment to the Pullman strike of 1894, when workers, seeing their earnings shrink to starvation levels after an economic depression, finally pushed back.
Malcolm Turnbull has finally pushed back against the overt undermining of his government, calling in the Australian federal police over an extraordinary, politically motivated national security leak.
Army morale hit an all time low under Mr Jonathan and it was not until the start of 2015 that the militants were finally pushed back with the help of foreign mercenaries, troops from neighbouring countries and new equipment.
After several hours of fighting and counter-attacks by armoured vehicles of the Arab Legion, they were finally pushed back but could keep control of several hills.
Politicians will have to finally push back against powerful lobbies and contributors — hospitals and health care workers, drug manufacturers and patient advocacy groups.
American military commanders attribute the drop in deaths to the Iraqi government finally pushing back against Iran and the Shiite militias, as well as aggressive unilateral strikes by United States forces.
Edward Snowden's revelations of the breadth of NSA spying have certainly damaged America's reputation among its allies, and they may yet force Barack Obama to finally push back against his intelligence agencies on an issue.
And, as much as I'd like to see some self-confident liberals emerge and finally push back against the radical right's political hegemony, I think that the wrong side is fighting this nomination.
Corporate America finally pushes back at state attorneys general who hire plaintiff lawyers to prosecute their highest-profile cases.
