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push for

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push for something
to request or demand something. The citizens are pushing for an investigation of the police department. My secretary is pushing for a raise.
See also: push

push for something
to make a strong effort to get something or make something happen The president is meeting with members of Congress to push for an increase in the minimum wage.
See also: push


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