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[C7.] Lavalife, the online dating service with about one million visitors a month, has started a push to catch rivals like Match.com.

The Kenyan military has begun retaking the mall, and has started a final push to capture or kill the dozen or so gunmen still hiding in the building.

The Centre for American Progress, a left-leaning think-tank, has started a project to push more religious Democrats into the public debate.

SAN FRANCISCO — The city of San Francisco has started an advertising push with a very specific target market: illegal immigrants.

And the Republican National Committee has started a "Lyin' Comey" website to push back against claims in Mr. Comey's book.

The company has started an advertising campaign, pushing Piedmont's "hard-to-believe" fall fares and it is building its presence in the Northeast.

The American Petroleum Institute has started an advertising campaign pushing the proposed repeal, arguing that allowing oil exports would actually reduce the price of gasoline by creating an incentive for continued new oil production in the United States at a time when the domestic oil glut has sent prices tumbling.

The fine folks over at Movieline have started an awards push for Uggie, the exquisitely emotive pup in "The Artist".

What are you going to bring to the table in the United States Senate?' " The effort to reshape the campaign has started with a push to explore ways that Mr. Giannoulias might burnish his image if Broadway Bank collapses.

Together with a steep fall in the oil price, competition has started to push prices down a little.

The rise of a new, atomistic science has started to push our conception of the sensibles in new directions.