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Idiomatic expression

to chase after two hares; to try and do two things at the same time

year after year; as the years go by; with each passing year

chasing one another; playing tag

additional finance; additional funding

supplementary budget

cat-and-mouse (race); lead changing hands many times

daily; day by day

to pursue an illusion; to pursue a fantasy; to pursue phantoms

to gain on (someone); to run (someone) close

Colloquial

to expel; to drive out

supplementary payment

chasing down; pushing down; deposing; ousting

Go (game)

connect-and-die; oiotoshi; position where, even after connecting a group of stones in atari, the group remains in atari and can still be captured without any possibility of saving it

following someone's example, and committing suicide

Proverb

if you run after two hares you will catch neither

overtaking; passing

Sports

pursuit (event)

Colloquial

to leave of one's own accord

dream chaser; dreamer

passing lane; outside lane; fast lane

Proverb

do not pursue those who leave you

Proverb

do not chase the one who leaves

passing; overtaking

ejection; eviction; dispossession

excessive flattery; adulation

additional tax