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But if its spell is as enchanting as “Wicked,” these films could be a far-reaching, critical reminder to audiences everywhere to keep moving forward in the face of ceaseless uncertainty, no matter how dark things may get.

From Salon

Moving forward, Hewlett hopes that this research offers a more nuanced understanding of the nature of social learning in humans and how cultures in general are conserved and change over time.

The agreement deterred the woman from moving forward with a lawsuit, the lawyer added.

From BBC

Fiske, a second-round pick from Florida State, said he did not realize it was a strip-sack because he thought Maye’s arm had been moving forward.

“I told my kids moving forward no matter where they send us, it doesn’t matter,” he said.

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