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push ahead

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push ahead (with something)
1. Lit. to go on ahead, pushing with something. The worker pushed ahead with the plow, moving the snow to the side of the road. Our car followed the snowplow, which was pushing ahead at a fast clip.
2. and push ahead (on something) Fig. to continue to progress with something. Let's push ahead with this project immediately. I want to push ahead on this project.
See also: ahead, push


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These turned out to be false and JJB, whose shares rose almost seven per cent yesterdeay, were expected to push ahead with the cash call early this week.
The retailer was set to push ahead with the rights issue before the weekend, but plans were put on hold to investigate false claims of illicit payments made to executive chairman Sir David Jones.
Byline: Jon Griffin GORDON Brown will today continue to push ahead with his efforts to translate agreements made at the G20 summit into action.
 
 
 
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