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a full-court press

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a full-court press  (American)
a big effort to achieve something The Mayor has urged a full-court press for civil rights and fair housing in the city.
See also: press


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Both teams emphasized defense, each displaying a full-court press for most of the game.
A full-court press by the Pentagon to accelerate the production of MRAP has raised fundamental questions about the Defense Department's ability to acquire critical hardware on short notice.
After ending the first half with a 30-12 lead, Churchill slowed the pace, backing off of a full-court press and running a half-court offense.
 
 
 
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