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move forward with

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move forward with something
to advance with something; to make progress with something. Let us try to move forward with this matter at once. I want to move forward with the project at a fast pace.
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.
When you want to make sure that you can move forward with your business, you''ll find that some automated software is simply the right way to go, and that with the right encouragement, you''ll be able to put out some very high quality products.
 
 
 
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