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ride
1. control and direct a horse while mounted on it.
2. lane cut through a wood.
ride work
to ride a horse for the purpose of training it for a race.
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Riding herd on the insurance companies is a major challenge in Massachusetts that any national plan must address.
Going national; Candidates may learn from Massachusetts' experience by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
Other messages were coming in from Christian Trejbal, who is the NCEW representative to the Coalition of Journalists for Open Government, and Jonathan Gurwitz, who's riding herd on the International Committee as well as orchestrating the annual State Department trip this year.
Expanding our membership is key to a thriving NCEW: straight talk ... by Labbe, J.R. / The Masthead
1, he will assume control of some of the district's most problematic divisions, including riding herd on Proposition BB work and making sense of the district's troubled Information Technology Division.
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