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Yet Terry Gilliam is again pushing The Man Who Killed Don Quixote up the hill.

"The New York City health department's unhealthy obsession with attacking soft drinks is again pushing them over the top," the industry spokesman, Stefan Friedman, said.

"The New York City health department's ________ obsession with attacking soft drinks is again pushing them over the top," the industry spokesman, Stefan Friedman, said.

Governor John Hickenlooper of Colorado signed new gun control legislation this week, and President Obama is again pushing Congress to pass additional federal gun control laws.

REUTERS Barney Frank Looks to Overhaul Federal Reserve | Representative Barney Frank, Democrat of Massachusetts and co-author of the Dodd Frank financial overhaul law, is again pushing to alter the way the Federal Reserve makes interest rate decisions.

A month later the SEC proposed limiting or eliminating the exemption, but momentum stalled in the face of opposition from banks and exchanges.The anti-short lobby, emboldened by the July ban, is again pushing for an end to the market-makers' exemption.

2, the entrance of these two observations, the first one being negative and the second positive, biases downwards the first-order sample cross-correlation, but when the first of these observations leaves the sample and only the positive outlier remains, ( r_{12}(1)) is again pushed to a value closer to zero.

As China's critical once-a-decade leadership transition approaches in November, Chinese officials, policy advisers and intellectuals are again pushing for what they broadly call "reform" — a further opening up of the economic and political system that the party has constructed through 63 years of authoritarian rule.

PRISTINA, Kosovo, Sept. 29 — Expectations here for an independent Kosovo, often dashed in the past, are on the rise again, as the world powers that will help determine the province's fate are again pushing to separate it completely from Serbia despite continued resistance from the Serbs and their allies, the Russians.

But if this gathering perception of safety continues to grow and reporters are again pushing the boundaries gingerly, it will be interesting to test Mr. Wolfowitz's assertion: Will the Iraq that reveals itself be better than the awful images on television or in newspapers in recent months, or will it be worse?

Armed with gobbledygook explanations, brokers are again pushing CMOs to a yield- chasing, unsuspecting public.