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The recent proliferation of places to trade has forced exchanges to compete more aggressively for business.

"Countries are increasingly competing more and more aggressively for mobile foreign direct investment," Mr. Noonan added.

It's going to have to campaign far more aggressively for fairness.

In towns throughout Columbia County, Democrats began campaigning more aggressively for local offices.

At the same time, General Shinseki drew criticism for not having pressed more aggressively for more troops before the war.

Standardized testing has constrained teacher autonomy and creativity, and charter and private schools have competed more aggressively for government funds.

Doctors must treat women more aggressively for risk factors like high blood pressure and high cholesterol, she said.

If the cold war enabled area studies to flourish, its end meant it had to compete more aggressively for prestige.

Dr. Kerry said that in the United States, key people and organizations have pushed more aggressively for action and awareness of global health issues.

Historically, the laws against selling alcohol and tobacco to minors have been enforced only sporadically​, and it turns out that enforcing them more aggressively - for example, by sending undercover youth buyers into stores to attempt purchase without identification - can succeed in reducing underage drinking and its attendant harms.

Historically, the laws against selling alcohol and tobacco to minors have been enforced only sporadically​, and it turns out that enforcing them more aggressively for example, by sending undercover youth buyers into stores to attempt purchase without identification can succeed in reducing underage drinking and its attendant harms.