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progress

[prog-res, -ruhs, proh-gres, pruh-gres] / ˈprɒg rɛs, -rəs, ˈproʊ grɛs, prəˈgrɛs /






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Several forecasters expect little progress this year as tariff-related price increases work their way from ports to store shelves.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ultimately, Newcastle - who were on the wrong end of the majority of the calls - progressed into the last 16, but manager Eddie Howe couldn't hide his disappointment with the officials.

From BBC

They will update members of the international research community on the progress made since the initiative launched in Washington D.C. in May, 2025.

From Science Daily

“It’s up to them, it’s really up to the community, but ultimately where the FBI got involved, I think, you know, progress has been made.”

From Los Angeles Times

There has been enormous progress in the numbers of female politicians, senior civil servants, and in other parts of public life too.

From BBC