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go forward with

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go forward with something
Fig. to continue with something; to do something that is planned. We will go forward with our plans. Let's go forward with the plan.
See also: forward


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Mentoring and coaching will help you go forward with greater ease and flow.
He's enjoying it because he knows he can go forward with no problem, as he has the two players behind him.
The disappointment however stems from the fact that pre-application visits were carried out with each client having a favourable response from the advisers on the ground to go forward with the HLS schemes.
 
 
 
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