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In a steady stream of speeches and initiatives, Mr. Gates has made clear that he will aggressively seek to shape Pentagon policy through the end of his tenure.

Trump's elevation of ultra-hawkish ex-generals to key cabinet posts also suggests that he will aggressively expand the sprawling surveillance state inherited from Obama.

When he does, Mr. Serhant said, he will aggressively question the executives about whether the merger would help the companies compete in the computer industry.

Hakimullah Mujahed, a member of Afghanistan's High Peace Council who will take part in the loya jirga, said Wednesday that he will aggressively seek to remove a clause granting U.S. troops immunity for crimes committed on Afghan soil.

Peter E. Brill, a lawyer for the Detectives' Endowment Association who is representing Detective Johnstone, said that his client "avows his innocence and he will aggressively fight the charges against him".

Shabalov's 8... a5 heralded the standard procedure in this type of formation: he will aggressively advance his queenside pawns to engage the enemy, while adopting whatever may be necessary for the defense of his king on the opposite wing.

For now, he's basking in a very strong 2017 election for Virginia Democrats, and he says he'll aggressively try to help Democrats win governorships in 2018.

Whether he'll aggressively act on those views, however, we'll learn after he assumes the powerful office.

Like Boeing, he said, Airbus will aggressively seek military contracts, waters that the company has hardly tested before now, to offset the plunge in civilian sales.

He said Bayer will aggressively promote the Bayer name and trademark to increase its visibility in the United States.

And Tim Pawlenty, the former governor of Minnesota, has said he will compete aggressively in New Hampshire.