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inch forward

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inch forward
to move forward very slowly. Inch forward very slowly, and try not to make any noise. The cat inched forward, taking care not to alert the bird to its presence.
See also: forward, inch


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The process will inch forward this month, with Hazard, Young interviewing community members today and tomorrow and holding a public forum at 7 p.
Teachers, principals hit search; Superintendent plan in sights by Telegram & Gazette (Worcester, MA)
It's gotten back to the point where agencies do have budgets, and these programs can begin to inch forward," he said.
Investors Spy Potential In Surveillance Business by DONNA HOWELL / Investors Business Daily
The Indianapolis region economy will inch forward in a lackluster way in 2008.
Indianapolis-Carmel by Powell, Philip T. / Indiana Business Review
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