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  • v  go after with the intent to catch
  • s  stubbornly unyielding
    dogged persistence

  • But Giannini's mark extends far beyond San Francisco, where his dogged determination and unusual focus on "the little people" helped build what was at his death the largest bank in .
  • Although controversy and debate dogged him throughout his career, these and other theories are now seen as the beginnings of international development economics.
  • Herr Fritz von Opel, inventor of the famed rocket auto, has been dogged by bad luck.
News & Articles

  • Jason Leffler remembered as doting dad, true racer
    CORNELIUS, N.C. -- A dogged racer, a devilish prankster but most of all, a doting father. That was how Jason Leffler was remembered in a memorial service Wednesday at Grace Covenant Church that drew several members of the NASCAR community.
    June 20, 2013 - Reno Gazette-Journal
  • Hernandez's background scrutinized by NFL teams before draft
    NORTH ATTLEBORO, Mass. -- Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez, who has been connected to a possible homicide this week near his home in North Attleboro, Mass., has been dogged by off-field issues dating at least to his time at the University of Florida, multiple NFL and law enforcement sources have told SI.
    June 19, 2013 - Sports Illustrated
  • Redray 4K player now shipping, UHDTV not included
    4K televisions are all the rage right now, but they're still dogged by a slight problem: where's the content? Red has taken one step to rectify that, as it's finally started shipping it's Redray media player , which can send a native 4K (4,096 × 2,160) or up-converted HDTV signal to your UHDTV. It uses wavelet compression tech to play 4:2:2, 12-bit video over a relatively miniscule 2.5MB/s pipe ...
    June 19, 2013 - Engadget
Quotes

  • Ed Miliband in AFP
    This was a chaotic process dogged by procedural games,Miliband wrote. "The procedural wrangling was, in fact, a cover for points of serious, substantive disagreement. The vast majority of countries, developed and developing, believe that...
  • Tommy Chong in Washington Post
    Ed is being dogged by the feds for his marijuana work with sick people,Chong wrote. "It is the feds who are sick."
  • Jerry Narron in SI.com
    I think he's going to be a great player. He messed up. But doggone it, you can't be messing up in this game like that by not hustling. If you don't know where the ball is, you run until you find out where it is. He has never dogged it,Narron...

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