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The committee Democrats mostly sought to reinforce Judge White's testimony.

The commercials mostly sought to portray lawmakers in a negative light.

But India, which in the past has mostly sought to placate its more powerful neighbour, is now stiffening its spine.Manmohan Singh, India's usually mild-mannered prime minister, set the tone with a blunt warning in September.

Mr. Obama, asked about the remark on the ABC program "This Week With George Stephanopoulos," mostly sought to praise Mr. Jackson — a supporter of his — while decrying the injection of race into the campaign.

But what Democrats mostly sought to do was to offer ways for Sessions to distinguish himself from Trump — to drag him into the gray, perhaps with hopes that he would, in turn, do his part to keep Trump out of the worst of the murk.

Indeed, Vietnam had mostly sought to appease China since a brief and bloody war between the countries in 1979, and had shrugged off a series of provocations as China sought in recent years to assert its dominance over the South China Sea, which extends the length of Vietnam's 2,000-mile 2,000-mile

The Republican's health plan mostly seeks to reduce prices.

The marchers here were mostly seeking to preserve the status quo, not change it.

While the unemployment rate continues to fall due to a falling participation rate, the government will mostly seek to focus on the big number.

Washington is mostly seeking to end street homelessness among chronic substance abusers and people who are mentally ill, but the New York plan will take a broader approach because it must deal with many homeless families, Commissioner Gibbs said.

Advertisements in favor of Mr. Obama's effort mostly seek to reassure those who already have insurance that they will benefit because insurance companies will not be able to drop them if they are sick or deny them coverage for pre-existing conditions.