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Meanings of press ahead in English

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Usage of press ahead in English
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Her government is vowing to press ahead with a new mining tax.
Reuters
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He vowed that Energy Transfer Partners will press ahead with the project.
The Guardian
3
If the victim decides to press ahead, the experience can be discouraging.
Feminist dot com
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Anastasiades has vowed to press ahead aggressively to clinch a bailout deal.
Reuters
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It seems to press ahead regardless of the faults of its plans.
The Irish Times
6
He has vowed to press ahead with a gas pipeline to Moldova.
Reuters
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The second option is to simply press ahead and seek an uncontested contract.
The Guardian
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For now, though, some companies continue to press ahead with offerings in Asia.
The Irish Times
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Despite the risk, and advice from some doctors, organisers decided to press ahead.
News.com.au
10
The decision to press ahead means fewer tahr for recreational hunters.
Radio NZ
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Mr Quinn has also repeated his determination to press ahead with exam reform.
The Irish Times
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In May, Maaden said it will press ahead with the plan.
Reuters
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It was a source of friction yet Levy was determined to press ahead.
The Guardian
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They will press ahead with a minimum income for the unemployed.
BBC
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Scouts told to press ahead, scouts told what to look for.
Wheel of Time [08]: The Path of Daggers
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But Obama has vowed to press ahead with nominating a justice.
Reuters
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