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go toward

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go toward someone or something
to move toward someone or something. The child went toward the open door. The dog went toward the cat and the cat ran away.
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More than $400,000 generated by the increase will go toward programming produced by the city, like airing weekly City Council meetings, Wells said.
This includes 50 million [pounds sterling] donated by the National Lottery, of which 33 million [pounds sterling] will go toward constructing power plants that use energy crops, 10 million [pounds sterling] will go toward offshore wind power, and 3 million [pounds sterling] will go toward small-scale biomass heat generation.
 
 
 
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