That pushed claims to their highest level since mid-July.
It's proving a difficult task in Seattle, where hostility toward Clinton has grown as her campaign pushed claims she has long been a champion of progressive causes.
Never in modern memory has a presidential candidate so brazenly contorted himself, switching positions to suit the moment and pushing claims, like about Obama's imaginary "apology tour," that have been debunked.
In November, Mr. Zardari jettisoned his ambassador to the United States, Husain Haqqani, after the powerful military pushed claims that, in the aftermath of Osama bin Laden's death in May 2011, Mr. Haqqani had secretly approached the Obama administration for help in averting a military coup.
Originally, publishers pushed claims that they could get consumers to act directly on them, and measure the results in a way print could never compete with, by tracking who clicked on them –"click through" in the parlance of the industry.
Going global is also what the company did with other digital pushes, claiming that it "built the world's first virtual store where commuters buy groceries via their mobile phones in South Korea".
Under the rubric "Books Favorites," he and his staff often promoted novels that needed a push to claim an audience, such as Myla Goldberg's "Bee Season".
There's a visible push to claim that recent Irish experience — somewhat better-than-expected growth in the second quarter, rising exports — vindicates austerity policies.
Rafael Nadal, with 11 grand slam titles and four years younger, could yet push his claim, but at present Federer is head and shoulders clear of the rest.
"We want people like Nacho to be ambitious and he wants to push his claim for the international scene.
