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Obama has done the right things, mostly, pushing through a huge stimulus package and bailing out a few big corporations and banks.

'You've got to get consensus while you are establishing yourself rather than pushing through change on day one, ' he said.

Charles was pushing through the wood just ahead of me, and a thin branch whipped back and cut me just below the eye.

"Japan can be a positive force in pushing through technological upgrades in some of these emerging markets, " Wong said.

Rachel screamed and ran forward, pushing through the foul, stinking corpses of the dead, and flung herself upon her dying husband.

it felt as if all of my internal organs were swelling and pushing through my rib cage.

The Greek government has somehow to keep its economy on an even keel while pushing through a huge fiscal tightening.

A stable majority is crucial to pushing through Mr. Olmert's plan to withdraw from parts of the West Bank and draw Israel's final borders.

He added that Snow's dominant market share was helping the company in pushing through these changes.

In pushing through the repeal of DADT, however, Gates and the military leadership confront a more fundamental challenge.

"Countries can only save themselves by pushing through reforms. "

He gained a reputation as a skilled negotiator with unions, pushing through painful changes without much labour unrest.

Congress would have to begin pushing through legislation by about Monday to meet that deadline.

Unions in Greece and Italy are also pushing for coordinated strikes, highlighting the difficulties in pushing through austerity measures.

The Ukrainian opposition leader has been jailed for seven years for abusing her power by pushing through a 2009 gas deal with Russia.

Cold weather is pushing through the western and central parts of US.

Italy has a new prime minister and is pushing through some reforms and fiscal consolidation measures.

The countries also cooperated in pushing through fresh sanctions this week against Iran over its suspect nuclear program.

True, employers are pushing through measures like pay freezes that were once unthinkable, and this should reduce job losses.

After pushing through the crowds, I finally got the chance to speak to a human resources manager.

Apart from pushing through a controversial fiscal stimulus, he has done little.

He understood the danger of lethargy , the importance of aggressively pushing through the initial stupor and getting to action.

I ejaculated, pushing through a gap which the man was repairing, and making straight to the high road.

Inhale and slowly extend the right leg, then the left, pushing through the heels.

Walden saw Churchill pushing through the crowd toward where they sat.

Senator Kent Conrad of North Dakota played a key role in pushing through Obama's healthcare bill.

China's leaders sought to curb credit by pushing through two interest-rate increases.

This is a very fanatic combination of pushing through one's religious or idealistic ideas and points of view.

Mr Obama's challenges are enormous, not least in pushing through reform of health care.

The strain of grass pushing through the snow.

It's the battle, pushing through what everybody's saying you can't do.

The bamboo shoots are pushing through after the spring rain.

Mexico, which last year made data privacy a constitutional right, is also pushing through a new federal data-privacy law.

Pushing Through a Strategic Transformation

Therefore one can assist by pushing through conscious intention all plants and trees into their own dream associated with their kingdom;

Pushing through the darkness still another mile

France, for instance, is pushing through pension reform;

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Pushing through the sadness still we got the smile

Pressure in your skull begins pushing through your eyes