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forward

adjective as in advancing, early

adjective as in in front, first

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adverb as in toward the front in order, time

verb as in aid, expedite

verb as in send, ship

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An assistant for primary bill sponsor Sen. Billy Garrett, R, told Salon they had forwarded the request to Garrett’s personal email.

From Salon

However, the Post said it remains "unclear" whether Barton will now speak to them, but added they are "committed to building a working relationship going forward."

From BBC

"But it's nice because you're from a from a place of happiness and and love, you can go back to those places. You can look forward to other things."

From BBC

Prof Steinbach added: "We think this is a significant step forward, and not necessarily only for the elephants, but because it also shows that you can design and apply vaccines to help endangered species."

From BBC

Sir Keir has welcomed Dame Sarah's appointment, saying: "The Archbishop of Canterbury will play a key role in our national life. I wish her every success and look forward to working together."

From BBC

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

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