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Schiff said he hopes his leverage as a legislator from the most populous state will help him make progress on all of the above issues — and on other tough ones such as immigration.

"It's critical for us to understand their interactions if we are to make progress treating these disorders."

Now it is set to be replaced by "a tree planting and hedgerow creation plan", which farmers would need to start to make progress on with a view to delivering this by 2030.

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But Hamilton, lacking straight-line speed in his Mercedes, was unable to make progress past the red cars.

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Measure G didn’t grab as much attention as others, but the wonky reform package could help Los Angeles County make progress on its jail, homelessness and more.

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

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