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Meanings of move ahead in English

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Usage of move ahead in English
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Now Xi says China will move ahead with just such a market.
Reuters
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Microsoft pulled a power move ahead of presales for the new Xbox.
The South African
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A spokesman for Graham also said they were going to move ahead.
Reuters
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A spokesman for Graham also said the two planned to move ahead.
Reuters
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GM on Monday said it would move ahead with closing Saab down.
Reuters
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So we cannot just blindly move ahead as if nothing is happening.
Wired
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The decision to move ahead with deliveries was first reported by Bloomberg.
Reuters
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At the time, I did not move ahead and the offer expired.
News.com.au
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Lazio, too, can move ahead if they win their game in hand.
The Guardian
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Shake up how you normally reach out to folks to move ahead.
Ebony
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Instead he motioned them to move ahead of him, which they did.
The Boy Allies in Great Peril; Or, With the Italian Army in the ...
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The bonus point means they move ahead of Cork Constitution on points difference.
The Irish Times
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To move ahead more quickly, the Commission said short-term solutions could be considered.
Reuters
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It will move ahead when the market improves, that source said.
Reuters
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So this is a country that clearly needs to move ahead, Hill said.
Reuters
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Quickly, Mr Satterley and his team worked out a way to move ahead.
News.com.au
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