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move forward

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move someone or something forward
to cause someone or something to advance. Move her forward. She is too far back. Please move the chair forward.
See also: forward, move


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These three phases allow you to process your grief in your life in clear, straight-forward ways that enable you to move forward with God?
We're on the eve of the biggest Twenty20 tournament we're going to play, and it's about moving forward and finding ways to move forward with Australia.
We're on the eve of the biggest Twenty20 tournament we're going to play, and it's about moving forward and finding ways to move forward.
 
 
 
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