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— Katie Gage, the deputy campaign manager for Mr. Romney, said the campaign was living "hand-to-mouth" over the summer in its Boston headquarters as the Obama campaign was aggressively working to define Mr. Romney as an out-of-touch and wealthy businessman.

The government has been aggressively working to tame inflation for much of the year.

As a result, many House members are aggressively working their ties in Albany to protect their districts.

What we get instead is Silicon Valley's loud, but empty, advocacy of an agenda it is aggressively working to suppress.

Procter has been aggressively working to associate the Crest name not just with oral health but also with cosmetic benefits.

Behind the scenes, JPMorgan has been aggressively working to persuade shareholders to support having Mr. Dimon hold both the chairman and chief executive titles.

In the United States, far fewer borrowers are falling behind on credit card payments, while the banks are aggressively working out troubled commercial real estate loans.

In addition, it will help JPMorgan, which has been aggressively working behind the scenes to avert defeat, to move beyond the fallout from the trading loss.

The campaign has been aggressively working to get out the early vote there, and Mr. Romney's advertising team has begun to inquire about ad rates across the state.

— Mitt Romney was the winner of the Republican presidential primary Sunday in Puerto Rico, giving him a victory that he is aggressively working to repeat here in the Illinois primary on Tuesday.

Complicating the prospects, the grass-roots political force that has provided so much of the energy for conservative victories over the last four years — the Tea Party — is aggressively working against Republicans it considers not conservative enough.