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This is no time for him to be launching a campaign.

Her parents launched a campaign to find their daughter, but failed.

That is why I launched a campaign on security and fighting crime.

"We have not launched a campaign against the banks," he said.

It launched a campaign that was designed not to harm.

The new government for the next few years launched a campaign to seize church property.

In 2000, Hughes launched a campaign to become mayor of the city.

The Ethiopian government has launched a campaign to improve the health care system.

One web site has even launched a campaign to boycott games that use the system.

In response, the Soviet press launched a campaign of character assassination.

"Why did the authorities not launch a campaign against the terror organizations?"

He refused - despite 38 degrees launching a campaign to get him to do that.

They pledged to launch a campaign to save the terminal.

One woman had launched a campaign to try to get rid of the elusive managers.

But representatives said recently that neither cup veteran was sure he would launch a campaign.

The local residents are opposed to the plans and have launched a campaign to resist them.

Following the 1988 mass execution of political prisoners, he is reported to have launched a campaign against the government.

He then launched a campaign to raise awareness of cancer prevention among young people.

The mosque launched a campaign to buy the land, and the purchase was completed in 1999.

Pitt launched a campaign to make her laugh at every chance he could think of something funny to say.

Last week we launched a campaign to allow the elderly to go on living in their own homes with dignity.

It launched a campaign in 1987 to win the cup back, but failed miserably.

In the next year, 873, Muhammad launched a campaign against the various northern rebels.

It launched a campaign of violence against the government in 1944, carrying out several terrorist attacks.

They have no money to mount a campaign against the measures.

"So we're really mounting a campaign to help them out."

Even if a strong rival decided to run, though, he would have only a couple of months to mount a campaign.

And they seem to be mounting a campaign down south."

Several council members have said the changes could make it difficult to raise enough money to mount a campaign.

One has even mounted a campaign to have the original picture restored.

He wrote moving accounts of the case and mounted a campaign against the French legal system.

And the magazine, she says, mounted a campaign to force her to surrender editorial control.

The message was leaked to the press, and his enemies mounted a campaign against him.

So critics mounted a campaign urging parents not to send their children there.

Hence the decision to mount a campaign to regain their trust.

Indians mounted a campaign against restrictions on their right to trade or buy property.

In 1997 descendants and friends mounted a campaign to have the community designated a historical site.

Lindsey had only three weeks to mount a campaign.

"They're mounting a campaign when the summer's already over?"

They mounted a campaign against the Bill in Parliament throughout the day.

Lee persuaded the railroads to mount a campaign to win public support for the rate increase.

This is enough to mount a campaign, he said, although it is a good bit less than most of his opponents.

The announcement angered residents, who mounted a campaign to keep the beach under local control.

"Perhaps you should mount a campaign to take over Pacific Commerce."

They have mounted a campaign to discredit the woman by saying she was drunk and injured before the party.

Until 1984, it rejected calls to mount a campaign urging women to remove their shields.

A public relations firm hired by the school board mounted a campaign whose theme was "What do they have to hide?"

American companies fear such an outbreak of rationality and are mounting a campaign to block it.

Small-business owners also mounted a campaign against the bill, saying it would hurt their businesses.