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The Mets have options at shortstop: they owe Rey Ordonez $16 million over the next three years and are likely to make a strong push for Rodriguez, the Seattle shortstop who filed for free agency yesterday and should command $20 million a year.

Loopt's new goal is to make a strong push for that.

The president should make a strong push for ratifying CEDAW, and important step toward doing that.

That's when the Boston Celtics are expected to make a strong push for Davis.

Competitors like SugarSync recently have started making a stronger push for business users.

It looks, however, like the Obama administration is finally ready to make a strong push against predatory for-profit colleges.

In recent years, research intensive industries and the developed countries in which they are located have made a strong push for international IPR harmonization.

Many lawmakers and lobbyists say the legislation will not emerge from Congress this year unless President Bush makes a strong push for it.

Benny Looper said that he saw Braden in Oklahoma over the holidays, when the Mets were making a strong push for him.

He is the third largest bundler for Mr. Thompson, who has been raising money feverishly and making a strong push for Orthodox Jewish support in Brooklyn as he makes his second run for mayor.

Republicans, on the other hand, while making a strong push for curtailed spending in the short term, have yet to accept the case for any real public investment in technology or education or anything else, for that matter.