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Still, the USDA has begun actively recruiting people to say they were aggrieved in both English and Spanish language media.

While Montgomery has worked with clients for 27 years, it's only in the past three years that he has begun coming to Y Combinator Demo Days with a family from Mexico that has begun actively making direct investments in tech companies.

China, the major purchaser of Treasuries and holder of $1 trillion of U.S. government debt, is already on record as expressing concern for the integrity of its American investments, and has begun actively exploring alternatives to the U.S. dollar as the primary global reserve currency.

Then he had begun actively lobbying for the position.

We have begun actively exploring a local installation of the (preliminary) LC BIBFRAME Editor (BFE).

On YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, US diplomats have begun actively trolling Isis, arguing with pro-Isis accounts and producing videos portraying Isis-conquered territory as a hellscape.

These days, investors are even skipping over university students and have begun actively courting teenagers who'd rather design apps than apply to college at all.

Long before the scandal, investment houses and banks had begun actively lobbying Congress and the Administration because everyone had assumed the lawmakers would complete legislation last fall, when the Government Securities Act of 1986 expired.

Swept up in what they believe is a historic moment for their country, many in Beirut have begun actively hounding the Syrians and the symbols of their influence from the city.

HONG KONG — China's leaders have begun actively supporting a populist to become the next chief executive of Hong Kong in elections this Sunday, abandoning their previous private support for a wealthy civil servant whose candidacy has been plagued by scandals, local politicians and political analysts said Wednesday.

The market had already experienced a major sell-off on Friday, after election results on Thursday that turned the B.J.P.-led government, which had begun actively pursuing economic reforms, out of office, and threw up the likelihood of a new government led by the Congress party with support from the Communists.