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And in Kroupi, the early indications are that he could well be the next player Bournemouth make a significant profit on when the time does come for him to move on.

From BBC

Sometimes, these third parties hope to slow down the process and hope that the estate or rightful/legal heir will settle in order to move on.

From MarketWatch

Did he respond or had he moved on?

From BBC

“The world moves on — that’s just how things go. But these problems don’t fix themselves.”

From Los Angeles Times

There likely won’t be room for errors in judgment, however, if the Rams are going to move on to the divisional round.

From Los Angeles Times