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The Michael Bloomberg-funded Everytown for Gun Safety announced on Monday a new gambit for creating pressure on candidates to move, finally, in the direction of stricter gun laws: the group will offer them a survey.

The calls continue, perhaps from other companies, perhaps from the same companies with a new gambit and/or phone number.

Every week, it seems, Obama has a new narrative, a new gambit, a new stratagem, or a new "game changing" speech.

NSFW Corp's first publication will be The New Gambit, which Carr describes as The Economist as written by The Daily Show writers — something like The Onion, but for real news.

When asked if Google Ventures had already invested in Chan's new gambit, Managing Partner Bill Maris said, basically, not yet.

The new gambit is foreign sales.

It is a risky gambit for the orchestra and its new music director, Alan Gilbert, who have invested a lot of resources and hopes in the production.

For all his self-sufficiency, Updike acknowledged, he had received much help, above all from "The New Yorker when it still published many pages of fiction and Alfred A. Knopf Inc. when publishing was still a gambit for sensible gentlemen who trusted their own taste".

Going to the United Nations remains a high-stakes gambit for Mr. Abbas.

A gambit for better gear had begun to extend into an argument for a better world.

PEARL CRYSTAL SCHER had a strong opening gambit for her first campaign for elective office.