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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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Another $5 million will go toward a program to provide grants and technical assistance to cities and towns for energy-conservation and renewable energy programs.
5 million in financing to go toward development of medical devices and its growing electronics and defense businesses.
Bill Johnston, recent past president of the local chapter, and Pam Foye-Needle were credited for this honor, which is based on raising awareness and raising funds that go toward continuing research for treatments.
 
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