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One media buyer noted that much of the near-term planning is dependent on brands having the necessary data to be able to change course on a dime and that the shift in mindset could put pressure on data and reporting teams.

So much of what is considered “romantic” is actually inappropriate, pressuring, or unnerving.

It was himself, and only himself, Coltrane kept pressuring to hear more, feel more, understand more, communicate more.

Next target: Pressuring Federal Express to remove its name from the stadium.

Sometimes this amounts to nothing more than pressuring friends into listening to a song we desperately love.

Expect a movement pressuring CBS to rename it “The David Letterman Theater,” but then, that would be mean to Ed.

You're holding our radioactives off the market, pressuring the government for a price rise which it can't afford.

Five is somewhat better, the sky is pressuring evening and, by six, is big with shadows that foresee the coming dark.

I hope you didn't think I was probing into your personal affairs or pressuring you too severely.

But they kept pressuring him to give up his citizenship to be able to work in Russia, get working papers.