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Mr. Obama has been responding in kind, opening a deeply divisive period in the race in which firing up hard-core partisans is taking priority over trying to pursue relatively small numbers of undecided voters in the middle.
At one extreme there are networks like Craigslist and Wikipedia, which pursue relatively few profits and enable nearly absolute anonymity and privacy.
The arguments were pretty clear-cut: Keeping people in asylums was expensive and cruel, and it wasn't even necessary thanks to new drugs, most prominently Thorazine, which could calm the psychotic and make it possible for them to pursue relatively normal lives.
In the first, under the founding prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, India pursued relatively liberal economic policies.
So much money, pursuing relatively few investment strategies, reduces the potential returns for everyone.
The commission, like the Justice Department, has pursued relatively few antitrust cases, drawing some criticism from Democratic lawmakers and consumer advocates.
Traditionally, artists enter galleries and their presence is static but we try to promote and showcase our artists in fresh ways, pursuing relatively unexplored channels like film and video marketing in a fashion not dissimilar to that in which the music and entertainment industry operates.
"They look at the U.S. and see a country that took a truly unipolar moment fifteen to twenty years ago — when we had the ability to insure a rule-based order was enshrined — and instead, in their view, pursued relatively unvarnished self-interests, including the use of force," Rojansky said.
But it is new that it was being pursued relatively openly under the Cambridge Analytica banner.
He said China's economy would pursue steady, relatively fast development while also controlling excessive price increases.
We must decide whether to pursue a relatively loose and stimulative policy, and to trust in our later discipline, or to slam on the brakes now.
