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bring forward

verb as in lay

verb as in produce

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"And that's why the UK government is bringing forward radical reform of rail services under Great British Railways, and they're going to be looking at the fare system."

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The new powers will be "brought forward as soon as possible", the Home Office said.

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Earlier on Friday, the minister also promised to bring forward proposed legislation making it easier for the police to ask the military to shoot drones down.

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He added ministers were "looking at whatever we can do to bring forward the date for getting people out of hotels".

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"We have serious concerns that what is being brought forward will fall short in meeting the needs of victims and their families," Hanna said.

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

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