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Earlier he had taken three brilliant outfield catches as England tenaciously worked themselves back into the game.

Her influence crossed the world as she tenaciously worked to improve conditions for the convict lasses aboard the transport ships and in Australia.

While McCain treats the press as a base to flatter, and Clinton's team tenaciously works them like Mike Krzyzewski works the referees, the Obama camp stays aloof, playing hard to get.

I'm moved by Harriet Tubman's capacity to see beyond the only experience she'd known; to imagine and tenaciously work for a home where her family could be together, free; and to expand her sense of family to include prominent white people, most notably Frances Seward, wife of Lincoln's Secretary of State.

Shouldn't I wake up and smell the coffee — book publishing is in a state of ruin! — instead of working tenaciously on my first novel?

Along with Ms. Scott, Mr. Perez is one of the pioneers who tenaciously continued to work on Cuba despite the obstacles posed by both Washington and Havana.

In the interview, she said: "We all have to work tenaciously to eliminate the achievement gap and to turn around low-performing schools.

Americans are opening their eyes to those in America who work tenaciously to keep America in this state of aggression and hostility and obsession with being number one.

I had ambitious public service aspirations; worked tenaciously; loved fiercely; wrote confidently about equal opportunity and the American dream; bought into and unabashedly endorsed my adopted hometown of Detroit as the best place in the country to work with meaning and purpose.

And Facebook, like an army of Ants marching, works tenaciously and tirelessly towards its vision of a better future every single day.

Kim should lead the World Bank to work tenaciously to open space for civil society and the media, and to promote government accountability.