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carry forward

verb as in apply to next page, column, period, etc.

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Its new iteration is a multicultural agency that continues to carry forward the same spirit of togetherness, this time focused on partnering with people and brands to tell their stories authentically.

"There’s simply no denying it, we had an experienced officer here who had fallen well off the path of carrying forward the responsibilities of a police constable," he said.

From BBC

A Harris administration would likely carry forward the work of several Biden EPA measures to safeguard the public’s drinking water from toxic heavy metals and other contaminants.

From Salon

The leadership vacuum left by Sinwar’s killing will likely be temporary, longtime observers say, but it raises a host of questions about how Hamas will carry forward its battle with Israel.

"He will become a model for the youth and children who will carry forward his path toward the liberation of Palestine," the mission said.

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

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