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forge ahead

To proceed with something. The start of my presentation did not go as I had hoped, but I had to just forge ahead and keep talking.

forge away at (something)

To work on or toward goal or task with great determination, diligence, and vigor. I've been forging away at my little business here for two years, and now I've really established myself within the community. The team has been forging away at their shot for a championship all year.

forge on

To proceed with something. The start of my presentation did not go as I had hoped, but I had to just forge on and keep talking.

forge ahead

or forge on

To continue moving forward or making progress: The reporters forged ahead with the investigation. The weary troops forged on despite the snow.

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Goodman coined the terms `autographic' and `allographic' to differentiate a class of artworks which are forgeable in this manner, from a class of artworks which are not:

Yet two of them are unforgeable or allographic, while one is forgeable or autographic.

Two kinds of artistic duplication

For open dies, forgeable materials include superalloys and Inconel 625 for high-performance rotating parts.

Today: high-tech materials, crankshafts, and open dies

But, Zhang and Geng showed that the Zhou et al.'s scheme is universally forgeable and suggested an improvement in (18).

On the security of two group signature schemes with forward security

'Within three years we will be in a position to start everyone having a biometric passport issued and along with it a biometric card -specific identifierslike the iris of your eye, finger print, facial recognition, which because we are putting this on a clean data base will not be forgeable. People will not be able to have multiple identities.'

ID card biometric technology trials to start within days

I found that if I fired it to a certain temperature in my kiln, it melted into forgeable ductile iron.

John Bright: Desert islands, blood donation and very hairy legs have their moments

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