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forward

[fawr-werd] / ˈfɔr wərd /










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Brighton are the same, in that they look dangerous when they come forward but can also appear very open.

From BBC

But other researchers agree that, combined with further surveys from the ground, air and space, the maps are a valuable step forward.

From BBC

Again and again, I observed Harvey navigate the madness like a seasoned cabbie: edging purposefully into traffic, claiming lane position, anticipating the flow of pedestrians, creeping forward to signal intent—not just smart but clever.

From The Wall Street Journal

Rasmussen described the conversation as a positive step forward, with the two sides agreeing to set up a working group and continue talks.

From The Wall Street Journal

RBC Capital Markets initiated coverage with a “Sector Perform” rating and a $50 target, citing Intel’s 73 times forward price-to-earnings ratio.

From Barron's