"Thank God, you move forward, other lives move forward" he said.
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"Move forward, move forward," a man can be heard saying in one video.
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Things move forward when everyone is clear and feels accountability as to what to move forward on.
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"As hopeful as I am that the surgery will move forward, I know it won't move forward instantaneously," Manning said.
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Regardless of which candidate each of us supported as individuals, the only way to move forward is to move forward together.
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"If China wants to move forward with the deal, we're prepared to move forward on the terms we've done," he said.
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Until then, her democratic party won't be able to move forward, her country won't be able to move forward, and the feminist ideals she claims to cherish so much won't be able to move forward into the next generation.
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If China doesn't want to move forward, then President Trump is perfectly happy to move forward with tariffs to rebalance the relationship.
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If China doesn't want to move forward then President Trump is perfectly happy to move forward with tariffs to rebalance the relationship.
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Whatever he chooses, "it's time to move forward and move forward with a big smile," Gronkowski said in a post on Instagram.
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"We cannot move forward with a bad deal, I'm not certain we can move forward with no deal either," he said last Thursday.
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I really questioned whether or not I wanted to move forward with doing hair... and whether or not I wanted to move forward in life.
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Asked about Verizon's second-round bid for Yahoo's assets, "we'll see whether we move forward or we don't move forward," Shammo said, declining to provide details.
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"Regardless of which candidate each of us supported as individuals, the only way to move forward is to move forward together," Cook said in the memo.
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"Europe can move forward, must move forward with clear priorities that meet Europeans' expectations," the French leader said at a joint press conference with German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
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" She adds: "It's a really interesting time in our culture but we've been here before and we will move forward and move forward together and be a better place.
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The final version of an ambitious plan like this will take time to get right, but we can only get it right if we move forward, and move forward together now.
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You can't move forward with a climate policy, or you should not move forward with a climate policy, without the input of those industries that are going to be heavily regulated.
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Insurance companies blindsided by the Senate GOP's decision to pull the plug on bipartisan talks and move forward again with ObamaCare repeal are scrambling to figure out how to move forward.
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" She added, "It takes a while to move forward.
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Unlike other VR headsets, where players move forward either automatically or via gestures, the Milbox Touch has a dial on the right of the headset that allows users to move forward or backward.
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"If Europe does not move forward and move forward quickly on this programme, it will be impossible to maintain the development and production capabilities needed for a sovereign defence industry," the companies said.
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I think it's okay to kill both and move forward.
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But they disagree on when and how to move forward.
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It's a new start, you've just got to move forward.
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If we were to move forward in the relationship — lockdown.
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I've forgiven myself and I can move forward with that.
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And I think that ultimately we continue to move forward.
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We're gonna move forward and try to work through it.
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So I feel good about our ability to move forward.
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Now they are home in Texas, trying to move forward.
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It is the only way we can all move forward.
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But you have to turn the page and move forward.
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And it will only grow as the bills move forward.
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This is Harley's story as she's trying to move forward.
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Watch: Foxconn says it will move forward with Wisconsin facility
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The two mutually decided not to move forward with discussions.
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Most of all to move forward in a positive way.
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"I believe the president should not move forward," Kasich said.
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We learn from the experiments, and then we move forward.
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It is now time for the country to move forward.
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A smile might make the ball move forward, for example.
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But what I did do was try to move forward.
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Let's just take that off the table and move forward.
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So the key thing is, how do you move forward?
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"I want things to move forward with Rachel," he said.
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We can't move forward until we know exactly what happened.
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Initially, Lam was determined to move forward with the bill.
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HBO will move forward with the airing of Leaving Neverland.
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Senators will move forward with a procedural vote expected Saturday.
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"You have to have strength and courage to move forward."
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Sometimes that means looking back in order to move forward.
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And be resolute in our determination to move forward together.
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"He wants me to move forward, he does," she said.
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I choose each day to move forward with my life.
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So the key thing is, How do you move forward?
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He can't move forward, and he certainly can't go back.
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Bitcoin could only move forward by schism rather than reformation.
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The Senate on Wednesday voted to move forward with Rep.
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It's time to move forward on your conversations and commitments.
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I did the best that I could,' and move forward.
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I commit to discharging them well as we move forward.
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Only the top five in New Hampshire would move forward.
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Move forward and it accelerates, lean back to slow down.
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And McConnell also didn't want the bill to move forward.
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As the film progresses, the soundtrack begins to move forward.
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CNN reports the festival will move forward without Kelly's involvement.
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We really want to see things continue to move forward.
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We're told the case lacked sufficient evidence to move forward.
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If you don't move forward you're not going to survive.
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How can environmentalists move forward in the age of Trump?
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We have to address it in order to move forward.
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There's nothing worse than being pushed back to move forward.
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Now is the time to move forward as a community.
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We have all the tools we need to move forward.
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Yes. And I think we can move forward on that.
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But as of right now, I've got to move forward.
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"We need to move forward," Barajas told The Associated Press.
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Much work remains, but we will continue to move forward.
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Go to work this week and continue to move forward.
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Perhaps that is indeed the only way to move forward.
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Yet, sometimes it's just what you need to move forward.
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They just want things to move forward rather than backward.
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However, Monday's setback doesn't mean wall construction can move forward.
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"I'm just trying to move forward every day," Smyly said.
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But when we forgive, we move forward and make progress.
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It received 52 votes, failing to move forward as well.
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Thus, no impeachment should ever move forward without bipartisan support.
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The family doesn't know how to move forward from here.
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His natural pattern is to move forward and ignore mistakes.
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We've learned a lot and we're ready to move forward.
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There is more trust and willingness to move forward together.
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It feels like we are finally beginning to move forward.
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These categories will make more sense as we move forward.
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Legally we can't move forward with treatment until you do.
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She orders me to move forward and engage the man.
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The court agreed the case could move forward in 2016.
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Work stoppages over coronavirus concerns threaten opportunities to move forward.
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"They would have to move forward very cautiously," said Heaton.
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If the economy continues to move forward, it's less important.
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You can't move forward without knowing what your past is.
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The window for these prosecutions to move forward is closing.
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We must move forward together to build a shared understanding.
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Whoever gains speed will be able to move forward rapidly.
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The judges are telling her to move forward with it.
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Still, the labs must receive federal approval to move forward.
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What's one thing I can do now to move forward?
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But the fire provides a unique opportunity to move forward.
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But there is no consensus on how to move forward.
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"It's time now that we move forward," Mr. Archambault said.
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But others want to see things move forward more quickly.
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Reuters reported that Avenatti's case was allowed to move forward.
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This means that Summer Zervos' complaint will now move forward.
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We hope to put it behind us and move forward.
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What matters is how we resolve them and move forward.
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"Our goal here is to move forward quickly," he said.
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I will fix this crisis and help Flint move forward.
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He will act on his own intuition and move forward.
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Or Democrats could move forward with the evidence they have.
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The project faces considerable hurdles before it can move forward.
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The Senate's GOP leader may move forward next month anyway.
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The office will decide whether to move forward with prosecution.
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Eight of those states have gained approval to move forward.
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Several White House officials said they trying to move forward.
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Let's move forward, not backward, and let the plan work.
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Sometimes the best way to move forward is through stillness.
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But she still allowed the secession effort to move forward.
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But the effort did not move forward after Republican Sen.
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The court challenges to the law continue to move forward.
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How to move forward presents a conundrum for the Pelicans.
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Lindsey did some research and convinced herself to move forward.
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And if they did things right, we will move forward.
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The case will now move forward in the trial court.
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Now you have to deal with it and move forward.
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The Libra Association signaled that it planned to move forward.
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Only if this is possible can we move forward here.
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We would do well to admit that and move forward.
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Sometimes, you gotta go back, in order to move forward.
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Do you see any of them helping journalism move forward?
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Otherwise, I don't think this podcast relationship can move forward.
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Are you ready to move forward, just like Mercury has?
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Now, Republicans are confident that Kavanaugh's nomination will move forward.
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We're not going to be able to move forward with the expanded programs that we wanted to move forward on because the Supreme Court was not able to issue a ruling at this stage.
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"If we want to move forward in restoring the situation in Menabe, we need to collaborate and be transparent to move forward instead of pointing fingers," Tiana Andriamanana, executive director of Fanamby told Reuters.
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"After Richard passed, I just try to move forward," she said.
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"It is necessary to move forward with the purchase," he said.
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Navarro answered that the U.S. would move forward with raising tariffs.
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Larry seemed interested in one concept, but it didn't move forward.
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However, I think that we have a process to move forward.
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How did you find the strength to move forward with forgiveness?
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"If you weren't a guy, you couldn't move forward," Medin said.
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Hopefully it will start to move forward at a faster rate.
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The acting President said Brazil must be united to move forward.
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The vote is an agreement to end debate and move forward.
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I was ready to do whatever it took to move forward.
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So his parents have given him the okay to move forward.
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Whatever, it needed to happen for the plot to move forward.
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He urged the Kurds not to move forward with the referendum.
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Kardashian West, 38, was willing to move forward with the purchase.
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But is banning men from music festivals the best move forward?
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Leibovitz said that was enough for the case to move forward.
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The only way to move forward is to keep them accountable.
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Trump could choose to move forward with tariffs during the talks.
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We support Karl and will move forward together as a group.
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The TAP project will offer a strong boost to move forward.
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There is no replacing him, it's just continuing to move forward.
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I think we should move forward as quickly as we can.
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And we're very happy to have an ability to move forward.
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But the proposals don't guarantee that the debate will move forward.
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I just want to put this behind me and move forward.
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Otherwise, the Office of Compliance won't move forward with an investigation.
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Everyone wants the economy to continue to prosper and move forward.
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I was ready to move forward with him if he was.
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But then I was like, No, I need to move forward.
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When clocks move forward in the spring, we lose an hour.
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" He adds: "And I'll try to move forward with my life.
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It's a major move forward on both sides of the deal.
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Certainly there would be sufficient evidence to move forward with charges.
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I wanted to be around people who helped me move forward.
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Sanders: The final decision to move forward with it was yesterday.
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That cliche needed to be forgotten so culture could move forward.
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" Still, he sighs, "The truth is we can't move forward alone.
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"We have to get 60 votes to move forward," McCarthy said.
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Can he move forward with tax reform or an infrastructure package?
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Mercury retrograde is over, but are you ready to move forward?
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NBC, probably wisely, decided not to move forward with a series.
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But before Joe can move forward, he must revisit his past.
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"Improving lives is how I want to move forward," said Smith.
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But the ruffling of feathers makes it harder to move forward.
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And it is with heavy hearts that we move forward separately.
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Today, you're ready to move forward with the new you, Capricorn.
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Sixty votes were needed to move forward with the bill. Sens.
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It can't move forward or keep its balance in the water.
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So forgive [and] move forward, which I'm sure they will do.
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It's how do you have relationships, how do you move forward.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is planning to move forward with Sen.
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But how can the White House move forward on health care?
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Otherwise, we cannot make reforms and move forward as a democracy.
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Let's commit to being strong allies as we move forward together.
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IT WILL BECOME MORE UBIQUITOUS, I THINK, AS WE MOVE FORWARD.
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So we want to move forward and try other original ideas.
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HAYES: IT WOULD BE IRRESPONSIBLE FOR US TO MOVE FORWARD TODAY.
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But Wednesday, members were still grappling with how to move forward.
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Don't push a conversation that isn't ready to move forward yet.
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"We need to move forward now," Dombrovskis told reporters on Wednesday.
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Now it's up to you to decide how we move forward.
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Once the legal battles are resolved, the rules could move forward.
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It's unclear when, or if, Hyten's confirmation hearing will move forward.
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We had to take it all and move forward with it.
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He was living proof that the colonists could move forward together.
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"This case will move forward," the judge told a crowded courtroom.
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You can't move forward if you stop talking to each other.
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Think hard about what's fair and move forward in good faith.
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The situation remains fluid as officers move forward clearing the location.
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Senators voted 52-85033 to move forward with Sessions's nomination. Sen.
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Politico first reported that the rescissions proposal would not move forward.
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"We have to move forward," Ocasio-Cortez told CNN on Tuesday.
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We certainly would like to see it move forward this year.
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"We are going to move forward on all fronts," he said.
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We move forward in time, and the girls are young women.
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"The public interest demands that we move forward quickly," Chen said.
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Mr. Trump said he wanted to "move forward" from the subject.
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The DHS, she said, was currently helping those agencies move forward.
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How to hold on and move forward at the same time.
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But today, the retrograde ends and it's time to move forward!
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Choose to move forward and don&apost let anything stop you.
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But 22019 votes were needed to move forward with the proposal.
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SANDERS: The way I would move forward in every other area.
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NYSE changed its rules to allow the listing to move forward.
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"This government must act, reform, move forward," Hollande told French television.
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Anyway, it's gonna be fascinating to watch as we move forward.
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The only way to move forward is to never look back.
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Some fight to hang on and others fight to move forward.
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I want us to accept who we are, then move forward.
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Its's time to let go — and finally, start to move forward.
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I consider how I'm supposed to move forward with this case.
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Mercury ends its retrograde September 5—finally, communication can move forward!
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It's time to move forward in our post-Chad Bachelorette world.
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Can you get punched, keep your head, and still move forward?
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Now, Toshiba seems highly unlikely to move forward with new construction.
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Don't hold on to the past; it's time to move forward.
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Executives made clear on Sunday that they intend to move forward.
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Now, chefs and restaurateurs are figuring out how to move forward.
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After taking the job with Bloomberg, she declined to move forward.
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Learning from failure allows her to move forward, rather than retreat.
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Your sentences move forward even as they question their own claims.
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Soon, things are going to move forward with your career, too.
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That would be the position I take as we move forward.
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And let's just take that off the table and move forward.
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"Brazil needs to move forward, people are going through hard times."
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How do you continue to move forward after experiencing a tragedy?
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That we can learn from our mistakes and hopefully move forward.
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Ms. Pelosi is under growing pressure to move forward with impeachment.
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"We believe the City Council is taking steps to move forward."
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That freed Jane to move forward, giving her peace of mind.
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They've given us no choice but to move forward with this.
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They argue that his confirmation should move forward, full speed ahead.
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Make sure to check with the SBA as you move forward.
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And nobody knew when it would be safe to move forward.
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Libra should not move forward until all concerns are fully addressed.
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I like to move forward even it's just millimeters a day.
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The Senate fails to move forward on a massive stimulus package.
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"I must learn from my mistakes and move forward," she said.
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" She spoke of the need to move "forward" and "with hope.
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The administration appears to be ready to move forward now, however.
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The decision means legislative elections will move forward on Jan. 26.
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"Agreeing to commit for life helped me move forward," he said.
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"I keep trying to move forward with D'Andra," Locken told cameras.
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"There's no reason for this bill to move forward," Pallone said.
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Others will carry him as they move forward in their lives.
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Sixty votes were needed to move forward and formally start debate.
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Everybody's going to learn from different situations ... move forward and learn.
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The Senate on Wednesday voted to move forward with former Sen.
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A judge ruled last week that the lawsuit could move forward.
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We're going to love him and we're going to move forward.
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But it's unlikely to move forward in the GOP-controlled House.
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Go deeper: Supreme Court allows Sandy Hook lawsuit to move forward
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It doesn't mean that there's like an inability to move forward.
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So how should liberal constitutionalists move forward in the impeachment debate?
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"We need to move forward with a clean slate," Crane said.
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A lawsuit can let us move forward, without forgiving or forgetting.
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We made additional grants and loans to help construction move forward.
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The school appealed his decision to let the lawsuit move forward.
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If it doesn't pass that hurdle, then it doesn't move forward.
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She faces a society that refuses to let her move forward.
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Bridenstine said he would consider allowing the company to move forward.
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You need to eat, move forward, and avoid the nightmare baddies.
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That's why it's so important to move forward with this trial.
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Both sides agreed to move forward with the accord last week.
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The Regents agreed on Monday to move forward with that proposal.
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Israel's attorney general will now determine if the cases move forward.
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There are going to be complications as these projects move forward.
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America tends to want to roll the dice and move forward.
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Philadelphia is not the first to move forward with a plan.
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The infrastructure panel, which was still being formed, won't move forward.
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Should he decide to move forward, that could present a problem.
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But McConnell, on Tuesday, said that the legislation will move forward.
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This is the moment to move forward with increasing the pressure.
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FIFA will move forward with trials of new video replay technology.
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Given the political math, McConnell cannot move forward until McCain returns.
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But now he's able to move forward with closing the deal.
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BCRA 2.0 does not currently have enough support to move forward.
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"My mind's totally open on how we move forward," she said.
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We're still discovering how we can optimise things to move forward.
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The judge agreed and now the Constand case will move forward.
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And again, we made some preparations in advance of a meeting for President Trump and President Xi. If China wants to move forward with the deal we're prepared to move forward on the terms we've done.
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"I was hoping that this would be a pivot in history where we'd finally really energize and move forward, take the momentum that's been gained, hard won over the last few years, and move forward," he said.
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"There are two options which we put forward and those two options are currently on the table, but as we move forward you can expect us to move forward with a single option," the spokesman told reporters.
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Then, the advance man (Brailsford) could hurriedly move forward past a prone Shaver (with interlaced fingers behind his head) and then a "cuffing team" could immediately move forward in trace, and effect the handcuffing of the subject.
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It is unclear if the efforts will move forward, or be reworked.
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Ten years after the infamous attack, everyone has tried to move forward.
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We&aposve got our own battles to handle and move forward with.
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We have now decided not to move forward with airing this project.
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Neither is expected to receive the 60 votes needed to move forward.
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Addressing them head-on is the only way you can move forward.
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But they would make up each time, and try to move forward.
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OGOZALY: I don&apost even know how to move forward from it.
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That's when Patten said TINA decided to move forward with the complaint.
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The important thing to do is move forward and never look back.
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We move forward and have faith that the judicial system has prevailed.
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Mars also moves direct today, which means a project will move forward!
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No court martial can move forward without the approval of a commander.
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Because that's the only way we're going to move forward with anything.
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Determining where the pendulum stops is why these investigations must move forward.
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Over time, that's how the VR industry is going to move forward.
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It was time to face his past, so we might move forward.
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What this ruling means: Now, the lawsuit can move forward in courts.
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Kavanaugh will need 51 votes on each of those to move forward.
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But it is that discomfort that we should embrace to move forward.
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But we have to continue to move forward and keep playing well.
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Cosby's defense attorney slammed the decision to move forward with a trial.
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The Trump administration has allowed mine planning and permitting to move forward.
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I think that Speaker Pelosi is open to letting that move forward.
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That could be used to give her more strength to move forward.
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Having said that, issuers need to move forward into windows when available.
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Now, these unions appear split on the best way to move forward.
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However, I couldn't move forward because there was still no true honesty.
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The ministers agreed to try to move forward "as soon as possible".
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Officials were still expecting the operation to move forward at 7 p.m.
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This is the person Owen has to leave behind to move forward.
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I'm just going to forget that I heard that and move forward.
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It&aposs time for us to close this up and move forward.
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And right now, we need one if we hope to move forward.
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The great defensive ring general must move forward and cut the cage.
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"It is pretty frustrating but just got to move forward," Gsellman said.
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He intends to push Fulton County DA Paul Howard to move forward.
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I'm going to sing until the end so we can move forward.
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JIM CRAMER: Well, but before-- MARC BENIOFF: And let's move forward together.
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I didn't think I had the stamina to move forward with it.
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"We cannot possibly move forward with this hearing," Harris said in reply.
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As with other self-balancing vehicles, to move forward, you lean forward.
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AND I'M IN A NEW ROLE, AND WE'RE GOING TO MOVE FORWARD.
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But, the judge denied Telfair's request and the case will move forward.
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But Republicans can only move forward if they choose to do so.
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Perhaps it is best to work backward in order to move forward.
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But Senate Democrats have good reason to move forward with a filibuster.
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We're going to love him, and then we're going to move forward.
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Conversations finally begin to move forward, and the pace is picking up.
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"Congress must move forward on impeaching him," Jordan said in a statement.
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But emphasizing our differences isn't the way to help us move forward.
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A federal judge is allowing a lawsuit from Microsoft to move forward.
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And it's too important to not find a way to move forward.
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WE ELECTED NOT TO MOVE FORWARD FOR THOSE SAME REASONS, PRIMARILY REGULATORY.
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The appointment of McMahon allows the politically sensitive case to move forward.
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The case may now move forward as a result of the ruling.
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I can only move forward, and I can only love you today.
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So here are four ways both sides should and could move forward.
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After rage and confusion, the only thing left is to move forward.
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Both projects are expected to move forward in the next two years.
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Africa holds great potential as we move forward into the 21st Century.
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We will move forward as expeditiously as possible to achieve this goal.
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And as we move forward, everything here is either RyanCare or TrumpCare.
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As the shows move forward, viewers will be presented with various decisions.
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"We are waiting for the appropriate circumstances to move forward," he says.
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"This bill creates a path to move forward on air quality," Rep.
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We will review today's preliminary ruling and move forward with the litigation.
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Pope Francis calls us to move forward in a bold cultural revolution.
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GOP lawmakers appear badly divided over how to move forward on healthcare.
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We are where we are—let's figure out how we move forward.
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It cited their desire to let the school move forward without distractions.
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Ambassador Sondland told President Trump the Ukrainians were ready to move forward.
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"When you're trying to move forward, you need an apartment," Lloyd says.
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Sullivan did not decide on Thursday whether the case could move forward.
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It's the way we're going to move forward to get to market.
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Obama has the authority to move forward and he should use it.
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Let the process move forward for a fair resolution for all concerned.
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Sondland replied that the Ukrainians "were ready to move forward," he said.
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But I've gotten tough enough to keep eye contact and move forward.
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Sixty-six House Democrats voted last year to move forward on impeachment.
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To be reminded of that allows us to continue to move forward.
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" Sondland, Taylor added, responded that "the Ukrainians were ready to move forward.
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It's a priority for us and we want to move forward quickly.
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SO THOSE ISSUES ARE BEHIND AND NOW IT'S TIME TO MOVE FORWARD.
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In late September, a judge ruled to let Fang's case move forward.
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Ryan replied that Trump should allow the Mueller probe to move forward.
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We stay together, we keep our spirits up, and we move forward.
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We continue to move forward with "Parts Unknown," thankfully -- knock on wood.
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A White House official said later that neither nomination would move forward.
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Look, I want to move forward, I don't want to move back.
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" Sondland, according to Taylor, replied "the Ukrainians were ready to move forward.
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Sondland replied that the Ukrainians "were ready to move forward," Taylor testified.
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"I think it is a promising direction to move forward," says Yang.
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But those first three things give him a chance to move forward.
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We will work with N.C.I.S. as they move forward with their investigation.
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It received 50 votes, short of the 60 required to move forward.
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Sondland said the Ukrainians were "ready to move forward," according to Taylor.
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And now, the company has opted not to move forward on it.
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"We can't possibly move forward, Mr. Chairman," she said speaking over Sen.
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I'm just going to try to learn from this and move forward.
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About Race offers an audio take on how we must move forward.
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Mercury ends its retrograde, helping you move forward with your career goals.
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If Abbas accepts Hamas' statement, the attempt at reconciliation can move forward.
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If not, that's fine too, as long diplomacy continues to move forward.
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"There is plenty of opportunity to move forward," Ms. Grier-Key said.
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And that's what gave us the shot of adrenaline to move forward.
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You can't ever really go back, so how do you move forward?
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Your ruling planet, Neptune, also goes direct today, helping you move forward.
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It's very rare for these kinds of perjury cases to move forward.
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We'd either have to move forward in some way or end it.
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If you are still serious after a year, we will move forward.
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"Obviously that will be my call as we move forward," he said.
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The bill needs 3500 senators to approve this step to move forward.
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Failure to move forward with such measures could pressure equities even more.
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Only then can we make peace with our identities and move forward.
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But the Fed is still expected to move forward with rate cuts.
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Democrats said they intended to move forward on a number of fronts.
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The South Asian country could now move forward with its own tariffs.
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We will move forward by calm, patient discussion of each other's positions.
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My life was just starting to move forward — and they were done.
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We want to move forward, and that's what we're going to do.
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It lets you say, "This is how we need to move forward."
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We stand behind Xarelto and are eager and excited to move forward.
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But how can I move forward with these fees hanging over me?
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But talk about that, that transition of your ability to move forward.
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Without Republican support, Democrats say theyll move forward with their own package.
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But, he said, companies are eager to see that effort move forward.
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I know I have to move forward, but I miss the past.
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Now, it's set to move forward with similar legislation pertaining to smartphones.
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Trump in a tweet said it would move forward with the cuts.
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Either move forward on that front, or take your concerns to Congress.
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"Only when we reconcile w/ the past, can we move forward together."
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Murray could choose to move forward without Boudreau or perhaps even Getzlaf.
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The government, however, asked Sullivan to move forward with the sentencing schedule.
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Krauss chose to retire rather than to move forward with that process.
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His misfortune helped Shapovalov move forward, gaining more recognition with every match.
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We move forward as a team and conquer obstacles in our way.
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Then the building owner decided to not move forward with the lease.
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"You have to unlearn what you're taught to move forward," says Edney.
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While he insists he's ready to move forward, he's doing so cautiously.
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Click the blue "Continue" button to move forward after each step.5.
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"Surround yourself with supportive people who will encourage you to move forward."
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Nevertheless, the Trump administration claims that the Texas litigation should move forward.
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"In time, you will be able to move forward again," Mace said.
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Maybe if I could say something, move forward as quickly as possible.
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Ambassador Sondland told president Trump the Ukrainians were ready to move forward.
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She's been devastated, but she's still trying to move forward with honor.
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They'd already done their investigation, and they were going to move forward.
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Consider it as you decide how to move forward with your children.
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The commission eventually allowed the project to move forward by unanimous vote.
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Your optimism allowed you to move forward rather than wallow in sorrow.
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Before you move forward, speak with a financial adviser about your options.
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"Who doesn't want to move forward and forget what happened?" she said.
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But Ryan expressed reluctance to move forward with legislation lacking Trump's support.
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Justice Jackson admonished his behavior but allowed the trial to move forward.
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The judge ruled that there was not enough certainty to move forward.
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The Justice Department, then run by Obama appointees, declined to move forward.
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But growth has remained strong enough to move forward with rate increases.
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No, we don't, but we believe we can communicate and move forward.
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The new national security team declined to move forward with the plan.
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The family plans to move forward by finding medical care for Peña.
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And remember, without their support, any kind of regulation can't move forward.
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"I'm in a situation where I have to move forward," he said.
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The policy making process is not stalled -- it continues to move forward.
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Now, we who want to move forward can do so without illusions.
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But executives made clear on Sunday that they intend to move forward.
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It's unclear whether the Trump administration will move forward with the rule.
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Automakers have been pushing for legislation as they try to move forward.
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Senators voted 220006-2202 to move forward with a proposal from Sen.
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The president should endorse this idea and move forward with creating it.
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So, how can America and Israel move forward without a Palestinian partner?
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Republicans said it showed Democrats were wrong to move forward with impeachment.
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However, in the spirit of cooperation I am prepared to move forward.
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The NDAA is a policy bill, meaning it can move forward regardless.
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Our goal here is to move forward... KASKY: Wait, so, hold on.
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The House can move forward with whatever evidence a majority considers sufficient.
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The A.C.A. is not perfect, but it has helped us move forward.
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Conservative groups pushed lawmakers to promptly move forward with a budget measure.
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After that, the agency can move forward on making the changes final.
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All I have is time for people to move forward, get help.
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"And we feel like we're ready to move forward in that process."
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I don't want to overstep, but we're also trying to move forward.
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Which I think they will continue to do as they move forward.
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That prompted India to finally move forward with its long-threatened tariffs.
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But despite all that has happened, Zuckerberg is ready to move forward.
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So how should we move forward to dismantle the Confederate commemorative landscape?
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It's hard to move forward when you're holding on to the past.
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He added there was no deal on how parliament should move forward.
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I do medium readings for closure and to help people move forward.
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Sue Paterno says she and her family want to move forward "With this resolution, my family and I want to move forward with the University community and University leadership," Sue Paterno, Joe Paterno's widow, said in a statement.
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Once a full committee vote happens, it could move forward in the House.
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I think that's how we move forward, I feel pretty optimistic about that.
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"I grew up in church, learning to forgive to move forward," he says.
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Once she does, it will mean Metropoulos can move forward with his renovation.
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Prosecutors expect both the federal and state cases to move forward, Brewer said.
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Only one of them will move forward and launch in the mid-2020s.
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We're excited to move forward with our respective development plans in our hometown.
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It remains to be seen whether Trump will move forward with the investigation.
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"We will have to move forward as we always have -- together," Obama wrote.
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That judgment restricts our energy, our loving, and our ability to move forward.
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"The work of uniting our society to move forward begins now," she said.
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The company says it has already amassed the signatures required to move forward.
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Only then can we talk about how realistic it is to move forward.
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Many of us are questioning what happens next: How do we move forward?
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So I find my mistakes are when I don't move forward with courage.
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"You will hear more on this subject as we move forward," Hoguet said.
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It's an insistence that we will not go backward; we will move forward.
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Now, the family is trying to move forward while keeping Caleb's memory alive.
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The high court's decision could dictate whether the Maryland case can move forward.
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In order to move forward, commit to staying on track, regardless of obstacles.
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"You have one opportunity to move forward on something so serious," he added.
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"We'll see what happens as we move forward with the Cup," Pritchard added.
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"As we move forward it's going to grow more and more," he says.
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There is no universal consensus from Clinton aides on how to move forward.
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I didn't see how that would help me move up and move forward.
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Dr. Krauss chose to retire rather than to move forward with that process.
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We're going to move forward and do it even better this time around.
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"The committee is going to vote tomorrow and we'll move forward," he said.
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German authorities are expected to move forward in an antitrust case against Facebook.
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But for me, now, it feels like the only way to move forward.
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Prosecutors must have evidence of injury to move forward with such a charge.
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If Collins, Murkowski, and Capito stick by their statements, it won't move forward.
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It's unclear if Republicans will move forward with a vote following McCain's announcement.
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The hearing ended without a consensus on how the agency would move forward.
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Once we got it all out, it became, How can we move forward?
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We are gratified that the court is allowing our lawsuit to move forward.
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" Mr. Paul tweeted: "There is NO WAY Netflix will move forward with this.
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What's still not clear is how Twitter plans to move forward with Vine.
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So we have damage control to do here before we can move forward.
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He wanted to speed up public investment and move forward stalled mining projects.
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The company's case against the Justice Department will now move forward in Seattle.
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I took Hollywood's apology, I hugged it out, and tried to move forward.
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I want to put this behind me and move forward with my life.
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Others, like the January release of Paddington 2, are likely to move forward.
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Let us move forward as Americans and fight intolerance, discrimination and injustice together.
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Now, Japan's prime minister Shinzo Abe intends to move forward with such plans.
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We are all Americans and we need to unite and move forward together.
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Swift's countersuit against the former DJ for assault and battery will move forward.
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And so the decision to move forward was passed to President Donald Trump.
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It was a move forward in that respect for me as a character.
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It's better, she said, to move forward and look for the next deal.
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That doesn't mean the company will blindly move forward with its store fleet.
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It seems like that would have been a better way to move forward.
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You know, we got what we got and we're going to move forward.
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"There's no consensus in the country on how to move forward," he laments.
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It's unclear how aggressively Spotify plans to move forward with the confirmation process.
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Instead I want to know what happened and move forward, learn from it.
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Instead, they voted to authorize a strike if contract negotiations don't move forward.
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"We're putting the trade war on hold" while additional trade talks move forward.
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The tobacco companies won't likely let the FDA move forward without a fight.
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JIM CRAMER: Fair enough, let's leave it-- MARC BENIOFF: Let's move forward together.
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"Procession" is for the downtrodden who have no choice but to move forward.
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But there's no indication of plans to move forward with a specific bill.
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As for their part, the defendants are just as ready to move forward.
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Sources say Garner and Affleck still plan to move forward with the divorce.
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Examples of how the industry might move forward are not hard to find.
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But despite Melissa's objections, they appeared to agree on how to move forward.
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Should the film move forward, Halsey is set to star in the project.
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Sources said Alphabet's (GOOGL) and Disney (DIS) have decided not to move forward.
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This is a powerful time to heal wounds around relationships and move forward.
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Alas, time can only move forward — and Barack has already served two terms.
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We'll be OK. Everybody, just calm down, and we'll continue to move forward.
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I can dwell on the past, but I still have to move forward.
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To move forward with new ideas, some degree of risk-taking is required.
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"You need to adapt and move forward, to remain professionally relevant," Clark says.
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Be sure to consult your financial advisor or accountant before you move forward.
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And Handmaid's Tale is choosing to move forward with fire, which is good.
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"We really can't move forward until we have new leadership," the Post reported.
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They talked strategies and together formulated a plan for how to move forward.
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To move forward, we need to see more models of accountability from perpetrators.
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Without McCain, the legislation is unlikely to have enough support to move forward.
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We can look to London as an example of how to move forward.
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And that&aposs essential here, because he couldn&apost move forward against Trump.
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It also allows Martin to remove herself from these experiences and move forward.
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Prosecutors also said without any independent witnesses they couldn't move forward with charges.
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All I have is time for people to move forward and get help.
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And while its creation is a technological move forward, the styling is not.
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"We can move forward and work on these issues with the American people."
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Grassley asked Kelly to confirm he would "expeditiously" move forward on the rulemaking.
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Maybe now that Obamacare is dead, we can move forward with that challenge.
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That's it, you stay focused, you put it first, and you move forward.
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We've got to gain ground and move forward, take care of our destiny.
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They're the best way she knows how to move forward with her life.
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You've had some time to re-strategize and you're ready to move forward.
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What we have gained we have gained: now we have to move forward.
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That makes people feel much more hopeful about the ability to move forward.
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The Treasury Department, meanwhile, continues to move forward on sanctions against North Korea.
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Leadership, meanwhile, consisted of members with different perspectives on how to move forward.
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It has also sent town officials scrambling to provide answers, and move forward.
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Instead, she offers practical advice on how to move forward in that reality.
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I mean someone who's really had to use their intellect to move forward.
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None of the four, however, got the 60 votes needed to move forward.
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Xfund plans to "work through this transition and move forward," a spokesman said.
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Even if that doesn't happen, though, he insisted Afghanistan's elections will move forward.
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House Republicans have been deadlocked on how to move forward on a budget.
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With mechanical efficiency, students then answer the question of how to move forward.
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Trump's lawsuit against the blogger will move forward in Maryland, according to reports.
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"I'd be willing to move forward and put things behind us," Montag said.
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"I'm hopeful that we can move forward with a plan," Mnuchin told CNBC.
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If they want to move forward, they will have to assume the consequences.
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However, Potter refused to allow the team to move forward with Lemonis' suggestions.
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And so because we continue to divest some businesses, create new, move forward.
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For Haiti's sake, let us improve the electoral infrastructure before we move forward.
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This commonality is where we, as progressives, need to start to move forward.
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Seized by an uncharacteristic decisiveness, I committed to move forward with the toaster.
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However, he believes now it is time for the bank to move forward.
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"This is the people's voice letting us firmly move forward," Mr. Abe said.
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Donald wants our country to move forward in the most positive of ways.
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On Tuesday, the district decided to move forward in appealing the swimmer's disqualification.
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But the hearing highlighted the bank's challenges as it looks to move forward.
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And our culture that allows us-- to move forward has to remain constant.
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And our culture that allows us to move forward has to remain constant.
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You have to balance all those considerations as we move forward on this.
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Until we acknowledge that history, we will never move forward and never heal.
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But today, Ukraine is in an unprecedented position to move forward with reforms.
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She might be stuck inside the hole, unable to move forward or back.
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" Detrani advised the administration to move forward with talks with North Korea "immediately.
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Foremost, we need to move forward swiftly with closing loopholes in background checks.
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But the recovery will allow the service to move forward with minimal effect.
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"I hope discussions continue to try to move forward," Grassley said on Thursday.
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Mercury retrograde finally ends on April 15, and things will move forward then.
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"We are continuing to move forward and adding new supporters constantly," she said.
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With a new administration in power, it's not likely to move forward, either.
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"We're continuing to move forward as exhibited today, more members signing on," Rep.
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Only by acknowledging this, Landrieu argued, can places like New Orleans move forward.
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There is still no deal on how to move forward on either issue.
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The stories move forward at a good clip, and the art isn't hideous.
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Mars is the conqueror—it wants to move forward, not retreat and revise.
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Finnegan: It would be a relief—that Ireland is ready to move forward.
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I think we should refine it and move forward together with the police.
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Hopefully, in time, it will start to move forward at a faster rate.
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So rather than making broad, sweeping generational assessments, how do we move forward?
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Spirit said no decision has been made to move forward with the plan.
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They thought they were going to surround the divided establishment and move forward.
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This will put you in a better frame of mind to move forward.
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But it is also true that to move forward, we have to choose.
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You would just move forward and pray to God to watch over you.
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She had proposed four actions in order for Hong Kong to move forward.
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We look backward to learn from history so that we can move forward.
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As we move forward, there's other opportunities and times that work well too.
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But the attorney general's office said the suit would continue to move forward.
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" He added, "We need a strong and stable German government to move forward.
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If the company is to move forward, several important issues must be considered.
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When will we stop looking back over our collective shoulders, and move forward?
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Angus King, independent of Maine, also voted to move forward on the bill.
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How to move forward, and build a common artistic future on stolen land?
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The Lakers want them to bury the hatchet so they can move forward.
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Without Republican support, Democrats say they will move forward with their own package.
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The state's Supreme Court ruled last month that the suit could move forward.
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"Spending any mental energy looking back cannot help you move forward," he said.
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On Wednesday, prosecutors asked a federal judge to move forward with the sentencing.
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Congress can lead in this area and move forward the Healthy Families Act.
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There, he found people trying to move forward after a year of heartbreak.
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It wanted to give committees more power on which bills could move forward.
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We all have to figure out new ways to move forward, however small.
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His presence in court allows the case to move forward without experienced counsel.
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We also know how to move forward in spite of this hostile administration.
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Politico was the first to report the rescission package would not move forward.
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It can come through this pandemic able to move forward in their lives.
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As a resident, he understood how difficult it could be to move forward.
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Police referred the matter to prosecutors, who declined to move forward, documents show.
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Barring a dramatic reversal, however, the criminal proceedings against Schock will move forward.
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Construction will move forward "expeditiously," James Yolles, a spokesman for the trust, said.
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I can move forward with my life, with intention behind everything I do.
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But Democrats want McFadden to promptly move forward with the tax-returns case.
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We can learn from history to understand the best ways to move forward.
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We're ready to move forward as the furthest planet moves direct on Thursday.
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The shoes felt like they almost wanted to move forward on their own.
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We can learn from history to understand the best ways to move forward.
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And see how they can grow and learn to help them move forward.
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To not move forward after that would be a tough pill to swallow.
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Quite frankly, we'll apologize for what happened, ask for forgiveness and move forward.
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It is temporary, and it is a base to help you move forward.
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In general, CBP is able to proceed with construction while lawsuits move forward.
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"It's nice to hear that we are able to move forward," Vettel said.
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We have to move forward - the EU and NATO are the only way.
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Fundamentals are going to be the basis for the market to move forward.
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"And we're going to have to move forward from now, but it's painful."
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"We need an Israeli government in place to move forward," Mr. Kushner said.
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And talks to move forward with a major infrastructure improvement package have stalled.
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To move forward, the entire ecosystem must devote itself to a longer game.
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Once we get that hard Brexit, we will move forward with the negotiations.
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Learning from the past is almost always a good way to move forward.
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To move forward, he now believed, there had to be a socialist revolution.
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How were you able to come together and move forward as a team?
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In the meantime, NASA officials must figure out how Boeing will move forward.
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"Story lines need to move forward, and worlds need to expand," Gross said.
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"If they have a judicial warrant they may move forward," de León said.
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I went back to move forward, just as I was told to do.
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Democrats have indicated they want to move forward quickly with an impeachment inquiry.
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Berrent may compartmentalize the pain and move forward, current and former colleagues said.
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In any case, the justices have decided to move forward with oral arguments.
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YOU'RE NOT GOING TO SEE ANYBODY BEGIN DOING THAT AS WE MOVE FORWARD.
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NAM encouraged the committee to move forward with the rest of the nominees.
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We must move forward quickly where there is already agreement and bipartisan support.
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It was not clear if either office would move forward with the matter.
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Until we right the wrongs of our past, we cannot truly move forward.
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When asked how we should move forward, all four emphasized tolerance and understanding.
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They are seeking changes to the legislation before allowing it to move forward.
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The LSE will instead move forward with plans to purchase Refinitiv Holdings Ltd.
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"We do need to continue to move forward and do more," Nielsen said.
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"It's too important to not find a way to move forward," Tillerson said.
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There could be completely legitimate reasons not to move forward with the case.
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The states have vowed to sue if regulators move forward with the proposal.
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That left Republicans short of the votes to move forward with the legislation.
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They are seeking to block the ban temporarily as the cases move forward.
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The court has been unable to move forward on a series of cases.
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Now, only 51 votes are required to move forward to a confirmation vote.
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Congress has the responsibility to give the Island the tools to move forward.
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Those judges have not yet ruled on whether the suit can move forward.
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"Not many people were optimistic that this government would move forward," he said.
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Now, after weeks of negotiations, the sanctions package will move forward this week.
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Once they speak, he will decide how to move forward regarding the bill.
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What are you willing to let go of in order to move forward?
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"If we're not talking and having these conversations, how can we move forward?"
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The hundreds of Methodist pastors began to leave, wondering how to move forward.
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HR: Which they will have to continue to do as they move forward.
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Pheu Thai could be dissolved if outstanding complaints against the party move forward.
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Kiss to move forward, raise eyebrows to turn right, smile to stop, etc.
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"I feel like I can't move forward," she told me at the time.
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Importantly, that means Republicans would not need any Democratic support to move forward.
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Other judges, however, have allowed cases to move forward under the new standard.
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And in doing so, we can move forward together towards a brighter future.
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You move forward for your surviving children and those who depend on you.
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The goal is they actually build skills and change systems to move forward.
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Netflix says it will not move forward with his next planned standup special.
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It tells us how we got here and, potentially, how to move forward.
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Sometimes, the dark side has to win for the world to move forward.
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And I think when he presents an idea, some ideas are very, very good and they should move forward; some are pretty good and should move forward; and the ones that I take exception to ... I let my opinion be known.
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But now its time to move forward and move forward with a big smile knowing that the New England Patriots Organization, Pats Nation, and all my fans will be truly a big part of my heart for rest of my life.
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"I think what we should be focusing on now is the unity in the Democratic Party and how we're going to move forward to defeat Trump ... and move forward the progressive agenda that's outlined in the Democratic Party platform," he said.
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This summer, due to Mars retrograde, you may have found that it was impossible to move forward around an issue concerning school, travel, or publishing—but now that Mars is back in inventive Aquarius, you'll find a way to move forward!
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It's not clear whether the deportation case against Enriquez will move forward or not.
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The guilt eats away at her as she tries to move forward with Lawrence.
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Though it's still not clear how exactly it might move forward with legislative changes.
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Things happen, you move forward, you enjoy life and maximize opportunities that you have.
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In the spring of 2019, it will select one of them to move forward.
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You're also, at times, asked to bash your face into objects to move forward.
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That last lap helped some, so we will try to move forward on Sunday.
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We cannot move forward as a country when half of us are held back.
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A positive blue slip signals the Senate can move forward with the nomination process.
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Once we start having an honest discussion on slavery, then we can move forward.
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However we feel, though, we all must deal with our emotions and move forward.
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House Speaker Paul Ryan is planning to move forward with plans to privatize Medicare.
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It is not known whether Amazon has decided to move forward with the project.
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Don't bar us from even having the opportunity to move forward with a case.
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"To explore the map, move forward or backward or side to side," it says.
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When everybody can come to that, that's a chance for us to move [forward].
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WASP-96b will now provide a good model for researchers as they move forward.
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Luna, then, is a game about learning to move forward and set things right.
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Don't beat yourself up Before you can move forward, you need to let go.
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He will apparently instead perform community service, but the case will not move forward.
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Come join the movement to help mankind move forward for a better, fairer future.
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"I'm going to go ahead and allow myself to move forward," she told him.
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But through their bravery we move forward as a culture, and I thank them.
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Tom, we look forward to talking with you as we move forward this week.
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There are still significant differences in opinion over the right way to move forward.
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It's not typical for a project to move forward without a permit, she said.
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It might feel like you can't move forward, so take a moment to pause.
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We're going to address issues raised by Republicans as we move forward on this.
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How clinically useful is it to actually move forward with some version of this?
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Her doctor approved her decision to move forward because she had a healthy pregnancy.
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CHP investigators are recommending Orange County prosecutors should move forward with charges against Rodman.
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"But if it means we can move forward, I'll do it over and over."
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What is clear, however, is that #MeToo can't move forward without reexamining the past.
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The president urged Ms. Nielsen to move forward with the policies, the person said.
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The Steelers will move forward with second-year back James Conner as the starter.
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I hope they can work out their issues and move forward with fast growth.
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Now let's take a step back to examine how we can effectively move forward.
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Not a sit-in in the House could convince the leadership to move forward.
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He's pushing himself past the negativity to keep his head up and move forward.
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And those characteristics are what the Blue Angels will harness as we move forward.
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If we want to move forward, we need to be advocates for all survivors.
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As we move forward, this is an area in which there's no escaping it.
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But he insisted those efforts could only move forward if lawmakers approve new funding.
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We want to lend a helping hand and move forward in the right direction.
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It is stimulation [that] has pushed me to keep going and to move forward.
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But they also argue it isn't essential for the impeachment inquiry to move forward.
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"We ask for everyone's patience as we move forward with the process," says Rodriguez.
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You move forward with an alliance of comfort – who you're happy to be around.
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"I had to clear my head and move forward with a giant lesson learned."
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The Pentagon confirmed that it will move forward with transgender applicants on that date.
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TV can't move forward simply by becoming a slightly longer version of the movies.
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" On diversity: "And one last obstacle that we must overcome to move forward together.
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"We have been discussing how to move forward with our European colleagues," Ravanchi said.
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At some point in time it made sense to move forward with one platform.
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There was a heckler there trying to get the Bush one to move forward.
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It's updated its environmental assessment and has the permits it needs to move forward.
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"I had to own up to what happened and move forward somehow," says Clark.
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And I want to move forward with an open heart and an open mind.
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Reset your approach so you move forward but focus less on a specific destination.
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You have to learn to let go of those bad feelings and move forward.
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I want to move forward with you and that's something I want as well.
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Meanwhile, the Space Force definitely still needs an act of Congress to move forward.
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Frankly, I will never move forward if I stay trapped in regret and resentment.
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And I think this was a really powerful move forward in the right direction.
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We have more chances now to develop, to move forward, to invent something new.
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Now, Manafort is out and the legend of "Trump's big change" can move forward.
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IS IT A SUFFICIENT CONDITION, IN YOUR EYES, FOR THE COMPANY TO MOVE FORWARD?
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To move forward you find ways to come together, build consensus, and embrace progress.
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But his main message was one of success and the need to move forward.
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So, did Democratic leaders get what they needed to move forward with impeachment proceedings?
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We had to make that decision and now we just have to move forward.
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"I love him and we're going to move forward," manager Don Mattingly told reporters.
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If you stand next to the car long enough it will move forward slowly.
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Now we need to take those lessons and move forward in a bipartisan way.
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That all Apple has to do is move forward and create their iPhone fortress?
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He declined to name with whom, or how, the FBI plans to move forward.
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"It will get more efficient as we move forward, and lower-cost," Thomas said.
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Witnesses and lawmakers agreed the decision to move forward should come sooner than later.
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So, as we move forward, let us make sure we do four critical things.
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" Sulak adds, "We need this person to come forward so we can move forward.
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But the company needs $20143 million to move forward, chief scientist Krishna Menon said.
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It's the way everything changes as you grow older and as you move forward.
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We were able to move forward in that particular case with the tech pilot.
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"Over time, that's how the VR industry is going to move forward," he explained.
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We wanted to move forward while also paying homage to music of the past.
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I had to get rid of Sean to move forward because nothing was happening.
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I want to move forward, with my fans of all faiths and all backgrounds.
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It sounds like pregnancy might have helped you move forward from an eating disorder.
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Thankfully, this time, you're actually able to move forward around whatever issue comes up.
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His music and artistic life is the way he convinces himself to move forward.
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"I want to move forward," Trump said Tuesday during the interview with the Times.
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The announcement comes as both chambers are preparing to move forward with opioid legislation.
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The EEOC has the power to move forward by submitting this data collection again.
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West Wing staffers met Tuesday to discuss how to move forward, the official said.
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The Rules and Bylaws Committee voted last month to move forward with the measure.
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It may have to wait for new leadership in both countries to move forward.
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"She cannot in good conscience move forward with the ceremony," her rep said Thursday.
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The Pentagon is continuing to move forward with a $85033 billion proposal, Politico reported.
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" He continued, "The election is over and hardworking Georgians are ready to move forward.
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"It makes logical sense to wait for that before they move forward," Harrison said.
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If the nomination does move forward to that body, senators should vote it down.
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And as we get into it we'll move forward and begin to realize that.
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BUT ALL IN ALL, NO, I'M NOT CONCERNED ABOUT RETRIBUTION AS WE MOVE FORWARD.
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It's time to move forward after nearly six decades of failed policy with Cuba.
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Still, Tlaib isn't the only one trying to move forward on the matter. Rep.
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Discharge petitions, which are rarely successful, require at least 218 signatures to move forward.
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Republicans said they intend to move forward with a committee vote for Kavanaugh Friday.
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However, it appears now that Burkman is trying to move forward with these claims.
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Analysts say Riyadh and Abu Dhabi differ over how to move forward in Yemen.
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These losses increase uncertainty around the GOP's plans to move forward with tax reform.
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Senate Republicans have said Trump's support is crucial for the legislation to move forward.
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"That implementation must move forward expeditiously," House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) said.
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Once they have more evidence, Democrats will determine whether to move forward on impeachment.
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Because none of us can move forward if half of us are held back.
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The teachers union and school board must vote on the agreement to move forward.
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Baker's poems swerve with tangents and reversals, and often move forward by branching out.
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Sondland replied that the Ukrainians "were ready to move forward," Taylor said (The Hill).
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Our country needs it, and the citizens of North Dakota deserve to move forward.
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"When you look at what's happening in this country, people want to move forward."
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But remember, money is just a tool to help you move forward in life.
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Ocasio-Cortez said last week that Congress "has to move forward" with impeachment proceedings.
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Senators voted 89-0 on the legislation, with 85033 votes needed to move forward.
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States like West Virginia will continue to move forward in implementing medical cannabis programs.
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"It's time to move forward with a smooth transition," Beshear told reporters last week.
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It is not yet clear, however, if Democrats will move forward with the plan.
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And, Anheuser-Busch InBev NV's proposed acquisition of SABMiller Plc continues to move forward.
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The idea is to move forward on your projects, not burn you out further.
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There are basically no details beyond that the film is starting to move forward.
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But Washington remains mired in disagreement, unable to move forward on any specific plan.
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With Mercury retrograde out of the way, things are finally starting to move forward.
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In response, prosecutors said last year that they would move forward with the case.
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No one questions the detrimental impact this has on survivors' ability to move forward.
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He said that he, too, was trying to move forward without disrespecting the past.
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Conservative lawmakers appear ready to move forward again — regardless of attacks about the process.
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Agencies are required by law and court orders to move forward on some rules.
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So they allowed him to move forward with an unprecedented lack of financial disclosure.
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OAS Secretary General Luis Almagro had previously urged Nicaragua to move forward its elections.
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But after a day in the sun, he chooses Lindsey to move forward with.
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Not knowing how this would move forward is what sealed the deal for me.
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It could be just what the U.S. needs to move forward in this endeavor.
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Do you see that as a way that Hollywood will adapt to move forward?
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Mercury is retrograde and you're feeling confused about how you want to move forward.
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There won't be enough votes to move forward with the Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement.
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"The policy making process is not stalled — it continues to move forward," he added.
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But before you move forward, it&aposs always important to consider the potential ramifications.
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But in one of the final deciding votes, he ultimately decided to move forward.
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The court would have to certify it before a class action could move forward.
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The Socialist Party of Catalonia, which I lead, has a plan to move forward.
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Arizona Arizona Secretary of State Katie Hobbs said Monday Arizona's election would move forward.
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A federal judge in Maryland allowed a similar lawsuit to move forward this summer.
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They now have Trump's support, which means the package is likely to move forward.
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The AIDS crisis might provide public officials some lessons for how to move forward.
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Filmmaking is a collaboration, and often you need a gatekeeper's approval to move forward.
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According to court records, obtained by TMZ, prosecutors found insufficient evidence to move forward.
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It's just that it's not, I would say, alarming progress as they move forward.
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It's essential if we really want to move forward that we do so together.
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Life was demanding that I move forward, and yet there he lay, forever still.
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How we build on these lands is an important consideration as we move forward.
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"I still think you have to have communication to move forward," he told WFAA.
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It's time to move forward to ensure every person in the country is counted.
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The more structure I have, the more I can move on and move forward.
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The political pressures are too great, they said, for the case to move forward.
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"We hope both sides quickly find common ground so that we can move forward."
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That exploration plan seems unlikely to move forward, at least in its current form.
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Instead, I will move forward with my planned investment of a few thousand dollars.
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But the court let the case move forward, saying its intervention would be premature.
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Now, the company says it will try to figure out how to move forward.
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As a result, PayPal will not move forward with our planned expansion into Charlotte.
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Can the MCU move forward without its friendly neighborhood web-slinger front and center?
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The TMT then received a new permit allowing it to move forward this year.
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It's a good time to move forward and end something that has to end.
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In spite of the obstacles being placed in our way, we must move forward.
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The demise of Turkey's shaky democracy shows us that history doesn't necessarily move forward.
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You should remember it, you should honor it, but you should also move forward.
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Also: A move forward for a statewide rent cap; and natural wine Good morning.
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I can leave the bad [expletive] behind, I can learn how to move forward.
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He added that without three counties supporting the move, it would not move forward.
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And I think there's a terrific opportunity to move forward in a progressive way.
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"We had to move forward before the damage caused became irreparable," one Briton lamented.
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Mr. Carson would have a big role in figuring out how to move forward.
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"It's been a difficult time, but we're going to move forward," Treliving said Friday.
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That is why this impeachment process is urgent and should move forward without delay.
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There has to be a theory of the case about how to move forward.
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Some Republicans are defending the decision to move forward without a full CBO score.
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Only then, can we ensure that we can successfully move forward as a nation.
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We have to unlearn a lot of things together in order to move forward.
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At the moment, all systems are go, and so we're going to move forward.
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The two sides are expected to move forward on the deal over the year.
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Tuesday, a federal judge ruled against the states, allowing the merger to move forward.
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It's not clear if the Trump administration will allow Iowa's legislation to move forward.
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If a complaint can't be resolved, the U.S. could move forward unilaterally with tariffs.
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The most recent UN Climate Summit ended without any solid plans to move forward.
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The winners of the opening bouts will move forward into the round of 16.
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"I said...Holy Father, move forward, don't be afraid but be cautious," Yeung said.
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"The policy making process is not stalled — it continues to move forward," Deere said.
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Twice a year, clocks around the world move forward or backward by an hour.
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Republicans have cited that position in their demands for Ms. Pelosi to move forward.
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It started with the decision to move forward with impeachment in the first place.
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But pivot to the present, and your readiness to move forward in your career.
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In general, though, CBP is able to proceed with construction while lawsuits move forward.
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Maybe for the better, The Guardian just made a big move forward for Facebook.
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We will move forward with recognition and respect for the sovereignty that each has.
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Wasting resources on "clean coal" schemes will only make it harder to move forward.
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Another reason for thinking about how to move forward: 2020 is an election year.
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Everybody has to move forward according to their own district and their own politics.
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A good way to do that could be to move forward on the USMCA.
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Some Democrats also believe they have enough evidence to move forward without the whistleblower.
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A legal challenge to Johnson's maneuver will also move forward this week in Scotland.
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Leadership in Congress in both the House and Senate has decided to move forward.
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Knowing that the discomfort you feel now is temporary can help you move forward.
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Then, just like Indra, you can make your decision and move forward with intention.
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It is unclear when the House panel might move forward or with what approach.
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" Taylor said Sondland told the president that the Ukrainians were "ready to move forward.
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But Democrats signaled ahead of the meeting that they would let him move forward.
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"This is something we need to move forward on to protect Canadians," Trudeau said.
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"It is impossible to move forward because emotions are still raw," Mr. Wanandi said.
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Can the city move forward and still keep the energy that is its trademark?
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Eating my foot was a funny and weird and interesting way to move forward.
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As we move forward, because people have to know what's real and what's not.
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After months of infighting and organisational chaos, the party is looking to move forward.
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It's beyond time that scientific conferences themselves undergo the scientific process, and move forward.
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The court's action means the ban remains in force while court challenges move forward.
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There wasn't anything, so we felt very much empowered to move forward with this.
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How does it sustain us, as well as help us move forward in time?
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That may be why the Commerce Department decided to move forward without the question.
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Nadler said he would move forward with a contempt citation as soon as Monday.
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So how do we move forward with hope, preparedness, and a sense of adventure?
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"I'm ready to move forward and do some big things," he said post-fight.
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"My body of work speaks for itself, and my belief is that based off those conversations, when they decided to move forward with us, that they move forward with me and the company because we bring something to the table they want."
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"Now its [sic] time to move forward and move forward with a big smile knowing that the New England Patriots Organization, Pats Nation, and all my fans will be truly a big part of my heart for the rest of my life."
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"It's the fear of the federal government that kept us on hold, and has kept all the other jurisdictions that are eager to move forward with this kind of initiative, that have a desperate need to move forward, as well," she said.
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How can you pick up and move forward in the wake of a national tragedy?
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I wouldn't change anything, all I can do is learn from it and move forward.
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Now, Variety reports that the Academy Awards may move forward with no host at all.
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Without Democratic support, Republicans cannot muster the 60 votes needed to move forward on legislation.
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"And with my newfound perspective, I hope to move forward and be a better man."
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But it's how you handle it, and how you decide to move forward from it.
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Republicans say Pelosi needs to reach an agreement with Trump for things to move forward.
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On the call, Clinton urged supporters to move forward and keep fighting for their beliefs.
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SegWit maxes out at 4MB blocks and its implementation is still planned to move forward.
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I think we'll continue to move forward and treat both ourselves and our planet kinder.
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Neither firm is able to move forward (especially Taylor, who is struggling to secure talent).
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Investors looking for clues on how to move forward are likely to find themselves puzzled.
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But like many aspiring entrepreneurs, Rojas didn't have the resources to move forward right away.
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Rama initially registered to participate in the auction but apparently opted not to move forward.
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"To move forward, we need better information on when and where drought happened," he said.
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And it's equally obvious that Congress isn't going to move forward with impeachment proceedings either.
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Obama also he reminded us of the importance of being united as we move forward.
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"Our team will review the jury's verdict and determine how to move forward," Varner wrote.
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"I think this is an important moment which allows us to move forward," said Dodik.
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Swimmers push against water to move forward, and water pushes back to slow them down.
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"I feel an incredible sense of closure and a desire to move forward," says Pyle.
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"Finally ... we move forward," said Ovechkin, who will be making his first conference finals appearance.
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Pincher acknowledged that trade negotiations could be difficult, but was hopeful they would move forward.
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