| government press | 8.49 | The UK government had pressed for an earlier start. | ||
| official press | 8.43 | U.N. officials were pressing for a decision. | ||
| administration press | 5.53 | The Clinton administration did not press the issue. | ||
| leader press | 5.20 | My dormitory leader presses me to answer. | ||
| reporter press | 4.34 | The reporter pressed ahead. | ||
| force press | 4.21 | Anti-smoking forces will press for even stricter local laws. | ||
| group press | 3.29 | The group is also pressing for a judicial inquiry. | ||
| prosecutor press | 2.50 | But prosecutors still press charges. | ||
| authority press | 2.24 | Serb authorities had pressed for a run-off vote. | ||
| country press | 2.24 | Arab countries are pressing for Israel to join the NPT. | ||
| troop press | 2.17 | German troops press their offensive in Hungary. | ||
| user press | 1.91 | The user should then press TAB. | ||
| police press | 1.84 | Police still pressed forward. | ||
| lawmaker press | 1.65 | Lawmakers pressed for more speed. | ||
| community press | 1.51 | The international community has been pressing for early return to democracy. | ||
| company press | 1.51 | But the company presses on with new acquisitions. | ||
| diplomat press | 1.32 | Chilean diplomats are now pressing another argument. | ||
| union press | 1.32 | The union pressed for a superannuation scheme. | ||
| member press | 1.25 | But no Security Council member has pressed for debate on the issue. | ||
| negotiator press | 1.18 | Top U.S. negotiator presses Chinese for more WTO concessions. |