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press forward

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press forward
to move forward; to struggle forward; to continue. Do not be discouraged. Let us press forward. We must press forward and complete this work on time.
See also: forward, press


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Barca continued to press forward in the second half and Pedro, who replaced Andres Iniesta at halftime, picked up Ibrahimovic's pass in the 76th minute and sent a precise shot into the bottom left corner.
NRG will vote to elect its Board directors, a move awaited by Exelon Corp to determine whether or not it will press forward with the bid to purchase NRG.
I and the foreign secretary are doing what we can to press on the Sri Lankan government the need not only for humanitarian aid now but the need to press forward with a political settlement which is the only way forward," Brown added.
 
 
 
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