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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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“We look forward to quickly leveraging the scale of our global clinical, manufacturing and commercial infrastructure to accelerate Metsera’s portfolio and working to bring these important therapies to patients around the world,” Pfizer said.

"It's always an exciting time in the group, viewership definitely goes up the closer we get to fledging. People look forward to seeing them go out into the world," says Ms Humrick.

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"Celebrity Traitors has introduced him to a whole new audience that are obsessed with his sharp observations and intelligent gameplay. Moving forward, I could totally imagine Nick hosting a new game show," says Stafford.

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The argument put forward is that it would raise vital funds and - as Patricia argues - encourage more responsible use.

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Denise Richards’ estranged husband Aaron Phypers must continue to keep his distance from the actor and reality TV star as they move forward in their acrimonious divorce.

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