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“Over the past several months as interim CEO, Michael has proven to be an exceptional leader for Kohl’s—progressively improving results, driving short and long-term strategy, and positively impacting cultural change,” said Schlifske.

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For decades, technology has been replacing human functions in recording, making it progressively easier—and cheaper—for amateurs to churn out commercial tracks, even if they’re not gifted singers or producers.

Once a bear finds an easy reward, it tends to return and becomes progressively bolder, according to wildlife officials.

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It’s a black blade that starts off skinny at the hilt and progressively increases in width, like Mr. Choi’s cricket paddles.

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It proposes an optional "workshop" to discuss "low carbon solutions," or a high-level ministerial roundtable on pathways to help countries "progressively overcome their dependency on fossil fuels."

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

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