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push toward

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push someone or something toward someone or something
to propel someone or something to someone or something. The drama coach got behind the shy young actor playing Romeo and pushed him toward Juliet. Clyde pushed his victim toward the edge of the cliff.
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push toward someone or something

to move or struggle toward someone or something. The crowd pushed toward the convicted man, but the police held them back. The horses pushed toward the corral gate.
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The statement called on the Iraqi people, organizations of civil society and all those who adhere to democracy and Iraq's future to, "reject Articles One and Two of the Amendments and push toward rectifying them to safeguard democracy and political pluralism as well as for true representation of the people.
The new leadership must fight against corruption and push toward democratizing Fateh and other Palestinian institutions.
00pm) After a 24-hour rest, the trio head on to the Antarctic plateau and push toward the finish line, but James Cracknell's frostbite threatens his progress.
 
 
 
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