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proceed

verb as in physically or mentally carry on, carry out

verb as in flow from; originate

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But the Conservative-run council said on Thursday its legal team had been instructed to proceed with an application to the Supreme Court.

From BBC

But following a court hearing on 30 July, Mr Justice Chamberlain ruled that Ms Ammori could proceed with the legal challenge.

From BBC

Aslef said its members would walk out on 3 October and refuse to work non-contractual overtime from 21 September because of the company's "persistent refusal" to adhere to guidelines for disciplinary proceedings.

From BBC

Austin, “suddenly and without any justification,” punched Seitz and knocked him down, then Austin, Hernandez and the unidentified third person proceeded “to beat and stomp on him while he was on the ground.”

Lack of a response from the schools “will be considered a denial” that will cause parents to “proceed accordingly.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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