I. noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
impeded...progress
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Storms at sea impeded our progress .
progress report
rapid progress
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Both Tom and Victoria had made rapid progress under his guidance.
steady progress
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We're making steady progress in reducing the unemployment rate.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADJECTIVE
considerable
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Despite considerable progress over the years, the Auditor General's Department consider that there is still much progress to be made.
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But they have made considerable progress in a relatively short time.
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More immediately, the case study will represent considerable progress .
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In an interview Saturday night in Washington, Fujimori said considerable progress has been made in private talks with the rebels.
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Even so, by 1941 considerable progress had been made.
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He said they would have to make considerable progress if Hearst is to be re-signed before the draft.
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These commitments amount to considerable progress , which should offset some of the disappointment felt over debt relief.
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Newton himself, faced with a definite programme, that is, guided by a positive heuristic, made considerable progress .
economic
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The Association sought to show that the restrictions in the agreement were indeed indispensable to the promotion of technical or economic progress .
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The overwhelming reasons cited were the economic progress and develop-ment under his regime, and its relative stability.
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It could have defended the frontiers, repressed religious intolerance and done something to accelerate economic and intellectual progress .
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These fears were, strongest at a time when great advances in social security were coinciding with great economic progress .
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This is our economic argument: a path to personal enrichment from the fruits of economic progress more widely shared.
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Dole meant to suggest that if elected he would bring real governmental reform and new national economic progress .
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Food is the basic necessity of life and without it economic progress is impossible.
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Motor cars are bad. Economic progress is deeply suspect.
further
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Government purchasing Public procurement is another area where the 1992 programme calls for further progress .
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Research and development and financial services are two further areas where progress is still slow.
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Mean while the lift and drag forces are at work, and the kite has achieved the point of no further progress .
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The media may well be anti anyway, which may kill any hopes of further progress .
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The Committee concluded that a commitment of extra resources was needed if significant further progress was to be made.
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A further progress report will be given thereafter.
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Economic survival of the enterprise or its further progress depends on managers communicating effectively with employees.
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In order to make further progress , we need to specify the savings process.
good
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Real convergence Despite the relatively good progress on fiscal and monetary policy, progress on real convergence has been poor.
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Children who came to the home unable to walk, talk or feed themselves are making good progress now.
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Already they were making good stop-go progress through the traffic lights of the Edgware Road.
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We were well pleased with ourselves, for this was the best sustained progress so far.
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In her flat and comfortable lace-up shoes, she made good progress on her daily outing.
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She was later released from the hospital and is making good progress recovering at home, a hospital spokeswoman said.
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Meanwhile, construction of steelwork and major engineering items is making good progress under long lead funding arrangements.
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However some branches have managed to make good progress towards meeting their target.
great
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In spite of a keen desire to reach greater heights, progress is hindered by poor practice methods which make improvement slow and frustrating.
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These fears were, strongest at a time when great advances in social security were coinciding with great economic progress .
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Proponents of the Human Genome Project imagine great progress in diagnosis of diseases and in their therapy.
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Tom Rice closed the meeting by saying: 1 feel we have made great progress in this meeting.
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I expected far greater progress than this.
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I believe that great progress will be made.
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In particular they made great progress in their attempts to put electromagnetism and the weak nuclear force together within the same theoretical framework.
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The great area of progress since the 1970s has been to create a healthy and enterprising economy.
human
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For if we accept the possibility of human progress , then we must accept and draw on the lessons of the past.
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Aggressivity and violence are essential to human progress and the source of much creativity.
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They were Darwinian gradualists who thought of human progress in terms of ever-increasing rationality.
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Contrary to such forecasts, nearly all the indices of human progress have improved since the dawn of the industrial age.
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And at the same time ethnographers and anthropologists were themselves producing schemes of human progress .
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It abhors all violence and relies upon moral education, love and sympathy to secure human progress .
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In this way, Spencer's argument about the conditions necessary for human progress was neatly turned on its head.
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This, like the argument about human progress , suggests that the universe can have been going only for a finite time.
little
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At the conclusion of the meeting, little progress had been made beyond agreeing procedural rules and setting up two working parties.
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Since those early years, only a little progress has been made.
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It's little bits of progress like that which make riding young horses so much fun.
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Getting stuck in the phallic phase is little progress over fixation on the oral phase.
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But making even a little progress will be less frustrating than making no progress at all.
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However, non-governmental organisations said that little progress over debt was made at the Washington meeting.
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But he was making very little progress even though Joe and the others spent time trying to coach him.
rapid
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Other projects made more rapid progress that new year.
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How rapid was my progress from open door to open arms!
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Leaning rather than pulling is a recurrent theme in windsurfing which, once mastered, leads to rapid progress .
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The doctors were surprised at his rapid progress .
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Thermalling Rapid progress across country is largely a matter of finding and using effectively only the very strongest of thermals.
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Mr Holmes a Court is thought to have taken advantage of the share's rapid progress , selling his 2 percent stake.
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But if rapid progress in combating poverty was possible in Britain over the past 100 years, then it is possible elsewhere.
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After one treatment the fish has made rapid progress and is now able to swim upright.
real
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But this is real progress - and the clear result of creating real wealth.
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The moment when they no longer fit the facts usually heralds real progress , a turning-point in the general history of science.
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It may temporarily enhance production but may not be real progress in the second language.
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The heads of civil rights organizations that gathered for the announcement praised Flagstar for making real racial progress .
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But in spite of the hardships, real efforts and progress are being made.
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N., meet our obligations and continue to spur real progress .
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He was making no real progress .
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He was a measure of real progress , of a white community able to move into a black and white century.
scientific
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Having disposed of one great story which gave coherence to human life, Western culture substituted another called scientific progress .
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In short, recent scientific progress has revolutionized the understanding of alcohol and caffeine.
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The analogy between scientific progress and genetic evolution by natural selection has been illuminated especially by Sir Karl Popper.
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Thus routine science and routine scientific progress occur while, and only while, the governing paradigm copes successfully with apparent exceptions.
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Goody, however, retreats from the implications that this more flexible model of scientific progress hold for his claims regarding literacy.
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Utopian myths One strain of Utopian thought has stressed scientific and technical progress .
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Remarks such as these indicate that Lakatos aimed to propose a universal criterion for judging research programmes in particular and scientific progress in general.
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Here was a Protestant vision amenable to an emerging concept of scientific progress .
significant
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At the close of the round no significant progress had been achieved.
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Virtually everyone in the class had made significant progress in some form of expression.
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Alongside the clinical concerns there has been significant progress in our understanding of the molecular genetics.
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The company had made significant progress .
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The Committee concluded that a commitment of extra resources was needed if significant further progress was to be made.
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Both parties have made significant progress .
slow
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We are making slow progress today.
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As they worked with him, he made slow and steady progress .
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It still looked easy but the slow progress of the parties ahead showed it was not.
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In the morning a bicycle made its slow progress across the fields.
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Like ourselves the Firefly Trust seems to be making slow but steady progress and I wish them well.
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Surprisingly, in a society fascinated by technology, the aeroplane made slow progress .
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The fact that food and water were running out due to slow progress , demoralized me still further.
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Flecks of sunshine dappling fissured bark are a reminder of summers past during the tree's slow progress to maturity.
social
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A substantial aid programme aimed at promoting sustainable economic and social progress and good government in developing countries will be maintained.
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Their marriage is a partnership for social progress , not an arrangement rooted in electoral ambition.
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Both would interfere with the natural process of evolution and natural selection which ensured social progress .
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But these processes of social progress are leaving millions behind in the familial ruts of stagnation.
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When economic and social progress is hindered by ineffectual and corrupt government, the global polity suffers.
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It was a stirring time for social progress .
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Until then, there had been a fair measure of economic and social progress .
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Is social progress being made because David Williams stayed home and sacrificed $ 111, 000?
steady
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We are making steady progress , of which the country should be proud.
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Hooker, operating against inferior numbers, made steady progress .
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Even in these circumstances we still expect to make steady progress in 1993.
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As they worked with him, he made slow and steady progress .
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Mr. Waldegrave I believe that steady progress is being made, as my hon. Friend says.
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Over the years, researchers made steady progress , creating ever quicker and more sophisticated programs.
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All the Fire Protection branches made steady progress .
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We are, as I just mentioned, close to that goal and making steady progress toward it.
substantial
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As was pointed out in the previous chapter, substantial progress has been made in reducing overcrowding, as of facially defined.
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While substantial progress has been made, redlining still exists, and I appreciate the attention you are giving it.
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But substantial progress is being made and the most important resources of all, expertise and know-how, are now becoming available.
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It is better to strive for slow and gradual, but substantial , progress than a quick fix that may be ephemeral.
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The business has made substantial progress in terms of integrating production facilities, warehousing and administration.
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Also, a number of companies had made substantial progress .
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But we did make substantial progress .
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Nevertheless, substantial progress was made toward reaching an agreement on a new strategy.
technical
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These very palliatives, however, had also removed the stimulants to technical progress .
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The Association sought to show that the restrictions in the agreement were indeed indispensable to the promotion of technical or economic progress .
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It is assumed that technical progress is purely labour-augmenting.
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Many women now go out to work. Technical progress is altering the demand for labour.
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For simplicity. we ignore depreciation and technical progress , so.
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The next step is to make technical progress endogenous to the model.
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Suppose, for example, the rate of technical progress is a function of expenditure on research.
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Utopian myths One strain of Utopian thought has stressed scientific and technical progress .
technological
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One is the effect of technological progress on productivity growth.
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Nevertheless, telecommuting is destined to increase, he said, pushed along by snowstorms, traffic jams and technological progress .
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Aviation is usually forward-looking, bound up with the future and with technological progress .
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In other words, the judicial process has never been indifferent to technological progress .
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For scientific and technological progress released forces of destruction in equal measure to forces of production.
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They follow and brilliantly exploit technological progress , and supply high-quality goods at low prices.
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In recent years, a great deal of emphasis has been placed on technological progress as a cause of structural unemployment.
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It is equally important to note that the change in attitude and technological progress should not imply the rejection of exogenous technology.
■ NOUN
report
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Examination results and progress reports must be forwarded to Sylvia Middlemiss.
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The Chairman-in-Office will present a progress report to the next Ministerial Council in 1995 in Budapest.
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He completed the revision of his Bengali translation of the Scriptures and received progress reports of the mission's activities.
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A progress report had been requested.
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Report forms are particularly useful for standard reports such as accident or progress reports.
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A further progress report will be given thereafter.
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Investigation progress reports were issued to councillors, regulatory authorities and emergency services and public complaints were handled on a one-to-one basis.
■ VERB
achieve
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Last year's negotiations, he said, did achieve some progress .
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If widely adopted, and steadfastly supported, it could achieve revolutionary progress throughout defense management.
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Most importantly, Rose had lost motivation to help herself and achieve progress , and no one around her could help restore it.
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They were able to achieve this speedy progress at least in part by following a role model in the business.
assess
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Try to assess your progress daily in this way.
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However, they also had a nearer-term way of assessing their progress as a team.
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How did its authors decide that the past 30 years is the right period for assessing progress ?
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The tape measure is a much more accurate way of assessing your progress .
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Above all they don't test, assess or measure progress in any way.
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In addition to departmental seminars, there are courses in research methodology and practice and regular meetings with a review board to assess progress .
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Recording and assessing the child's progress Already many schools are working on various ways of recording attainment targets for individual children.
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They said teachers were poor in assessing National Curriculum progress and had low expectations of the pupils.
chart
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Kim spends most of her time in the kitchen, charting the progress of her late supper.
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Have you charted your progress and changed your course appropriately?
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In charting the progress of fans' careers, two types of data have been used.
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A nerve-wracking wait added to the mounting psychological pressure as we charted the progress of the sun over the Anglesey seascape.
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I don't know why we don't throw them away; perhaps we are charting our progress .
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Likewise a business plan should be developed in order to chart the proposed progress .
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They had charted their son's progress from afar but had not realised the group's popularity.
check
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They hit a good League run after the Cup knock-out, before two successive defeats checked their progress .
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She flew to Breckenridge a couple of times a week to check on progress .
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Each will be revised regularly to check on progress , and raise standards higher.
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When the actual construction began, I detoured daily on my way to school to check out the progress being made.
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Central South saw what they'd achieved by 1991, and now we've been back to check on progress .
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And for you too, a buddy to check your progress is a good idea.
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The Computer Group Manager should regularly check the progress that is being made towards resolving the problems that are under his control.
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Bob commuted from Rochester and the Isle of Wight, to check on progress with the wing rebuild.
continue
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They will harness those qualities to ensure that we continue to make progress .
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He spat and shrugged his shoulder across his lips, wiping his mouth, then he continued his progress across the lawn.
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He was given no follow-up treatment to continue the progress he had made in the rehabilitation hospital.
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N., meet our obligations and continue to spur real progress .
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That requires the Bill to be revived tonight so that it can continue its progress .
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The problem of fragmentation continues to hinder progress in most development work in the bantustans.
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Animal research has proved of little value in the past and will continue to hinder medical progress in the future.
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But now he has to pin his faith on the emerging talent and pray they continue to make progress .
follow
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They are now following the progress of a group of outpatients at Westminster Hospital screened for cervical cancer by the new test.
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Voice over They've been following the progress of around 150 bats.
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The quatrains follow the progress of a child from his fortuitous birth to his first conscious communication with others.
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The important point to note as you follow my progress is just how easy it is and how flexible.
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You can configure your newsreader to sort threads together to follow the progress of a discussion.
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All the minions in the outer office take their eyes off their VDUs, and follow my limping progress up the room.
impede
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And since acquisition depends on communication, your deliberate delivery will impede your progress in learning the language as well.
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He had no torch, but darkness did not impede his progress .
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If Nature herself sought to impede her progress , then resistance was mere pride and folly.
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Previously, the shoe had only been tied on and this greatly impeded the animal's progress .
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Breaks twigs off trees; generally impedes progress .
make
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Those projects already in hand have made progress presentations to the Steering Committee.
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I think I was making progress with it.
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Even in these circumstances we still expect to make steady progress in 1993.
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However, Mr Nasser concedes it has been only recently that he has made real progress in reducing his head count.
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If things go wrong Every now and again you will not make the progress that you anticipate.
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Before you complete your road map, you should establish specific markers that will tell you whether you are making progress .
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Not that he had made much progress on anything else.
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Children who came to the home unable to walk, talk or feed themselves are making good progress now.
measure
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In this limited way care programming can be used to set targets and measure progress in developing mental health services.
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They give you ways to measure progress .
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Employment and output represent the different ways of measuring the progress of an economy.
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The games have various levels of difficulty, and there is a reporting system to measure progress .
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Our proposals are: A better method of measuring economic progress .
monitor
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You will however monitor , progress chase, instruct and communicate through paper.
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The contents of every breath the patient takes are logged in the computer monitoring his progress .
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Mr. Rost Under the Electricity Act 1989, the regulator is directed to monitor the progress of combined heat and power.
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Users should be able to monitor the progress of any background tasks they have initiated from submission to completion.
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Not only therefore is monitoring for job progress necessary, but review of cash flow predictions must follow.
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We must ensure that they receive ample opportunities to improve their skills and monitor their progress .
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Although Hendrique was staring at him Graham was more interested in monitoring the progress of the indicator.
review
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Two important international conferences in 1988, which reviewed the progress of techniques and controls, reached the same conclusion.
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Establish a regular schedule for reviewing progress with your boss or colleagues.
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In 1930, a conference in Bedford reviewed the progress of the District's rural scheme.
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The conferences may be used not only to plan programs of assistance, but also to review and chart progress .
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At the end of each stage the analyst and management have an opportunity to review progress in the development of the application.
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Agree a regular schedule of meetings to review progress .
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Now is a good time to review training progress .
show
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But they had to be shown progress , told when the war would end.
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The Club showed another sign of progress - the winning eight at Henley was coxed by a woman, Rachel Foister.
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No other line, outside of drinking, can show the progress that robbing has in the last five years.
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The table shows the steady progress we have made with tokamaks over the past quarter of a century.
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Student and teacher alike may be surprised and positively reinforced by viewing a graph that shows progress .
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That shows the progress that we have made in the past 12 years in taking education and training forward.
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They always showed a trial in progress .
track
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Some Sharp models track the progress of the food as it cooks by assessing the moisture level.
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All Jason needs now is another set of braces as well as special X-rays to track his progress .
watch
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I will watch its progress with much interest.
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Since then it has gained more and more attention as astronomers worldwide watch its progress en route to the sun.
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Senior officers were obviously watching her progress with extreme interest.
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The language is close to approval, according to officials from several agencies watching its progress .
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She can maintain individual contact and watch the progress of the students.
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We watched its sedate progress for a while before turning into Grønfjorden and anchoring off Barentsburg.
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I shall watch your progress with pride and pleasure.
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When they had passed the house he stood in the bay and watched their progress .
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
be a work in progress
the march of time/history/progress etc
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At present these are banned, as are crossbows, but will these eventually be admitted with the march of progress?
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But in 1874-not ten years earlier or later-city and nation endured a painful pause in the march of progress.
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Like Franco, Arrese was trying to hold back the march of history.
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New discoveries have opened up all kinds of possibilities for holding back the march of time.
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They succeeded because they brought hope to the losers whom the march of progress had left behind.
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This little community is still in existence, largely untouched by the march of time.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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Progress in technology has changed people's lives dramatically.
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a progress report
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Any progress in cancer research may help to save lives.
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Bad weather has prevented progress on retrieving the plane from the sea.
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Spencer insisted that free enterprise was the key to social progress .
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Technological progress has allowed people to build immensely tall skyscrapers.
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The new national tests are intended to keep a closer check on children's progress .
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The older generation is simply afraid of progress .
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The two sides are making some progress toward a compromise.
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We are making steady progress towards equal status for men and women.
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We are very pleased with your son's progress at school.
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Yes, we've made progress . But there's so much more to do.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Can anyone identify the driving forces behind such progress ?
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Despite all the adversity, when the first report card came out, Casey had actually made some progress .
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Having made real progress in establishing democratic governments and free markets, they seek to professionalize their military establishments.
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I agree wholeheartedly that parents need to be informed of their children's progress .
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I would then return to a classroom where a historically rich conversation was in progress .
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In fact, the scientists were making considerable progress .
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It is assumed that technical progress is purely labour-augmenting.
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We must ensure that they receive ample opportunities to improve their skills and monitor their progress .
II. verb
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ ADVERB
further
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Next day, his confidence should be better, and he will probably progress further .
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You may well have to accommodate them, at least to some extent, if you are to progress further .
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Beware of becoming so fixated on this one position that you acquire a mental block against progressing further .
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Further progress up the unspoilt valley was made next day.
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Any such attempt will necessarily result in a segmented Community with some countries further progressing towards integration while others become satellite economies.
rapidly
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Understanding of the atomic nucleus was progressing rapidly and awareness was dawning of the awesome energies latent within.
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In her late fifties, she lay in the hospital bed with a rapidly progressing pancreatic cancer.
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Apart from the exhibits, work has progressed rapidly on restoring the various buildings to make them usable once again.
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Her professors at the Washington Theological Union said she was progressing rapidly , and had a firm understanding of the liturgy.
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And her swimming is progressing rapidly , too.
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Since this ban was relaxed, development is progressing rapidly .
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Those whose dementia progresses rapidly or who suddenly become unmanageable because of aggression or death of the carer have no hope of admission.
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This rapidly progresses into following the child around the room with a spoon.
slowly
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Seam progressed slowly , content to ignore commercial pressures and to concentrate on their contemplative music.
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He spent the next two summers playing Double-A at Reading, slowly progressing .
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Doctors said last night Watson, 27, whos suffered head injuries was progressing slowly .
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Knowledge of the disease progressed slowly .
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Ramdoo was suspended from duty, the home was placed under independent control and the case progressed slowly to court.
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You progress slowly , gradually adding more details.
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The clearance of the portion of the site already authorized was in hand at this stage, but progressing slowly .
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On the west lawn a large motor mower progressed slowly across the sward shaving off the last half-millimetre of grass before perfection.
well
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But property acquisition, demolition, and relocation activities were progressing well in the Booker Washington project.
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It is very much a live issue and is progressing well .
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After the honeymoon, Alexia was pregnant and he was progressing well on the film score.
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His reading was up to standard for Mrs Hartridge's class and his writing was progressing well .
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A proficient rather than brilliant amateur, Johnson went professional in 1968 and progressed well , winning thirty-two of thirty-eight contests.
■ NOUN
century
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As the nineteenth century progressed these three groups came closer together.
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But as the century progressed , their position became more ornamental than functional.
child
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In other words, the child has progressed to the conception of thinking as something mental, behind any verbal expression.
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The commission also wants a return to hands-on technology, plus tests to ensure that children progress by ability, not age.
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Once accepted, the frail child progressed well both in dancing and general education.
development
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However, there are several indicators that supervisory development has not progressed as far as the development of the managerial team.
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Since this ban was relaxed, development is progressing rapidly.
disease
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The fish become shy, listless, and often stop feeding once the disease has progressed .
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Knowledge of the disease progressed slowly.
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Be assured that the risks taken now would later on be even greater as the disease progresses .
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Self worth diminishes and shame and fear increase as the disease progresses .
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As the disease progressed , however, cold became more and more difficult to deny.
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As the disease progressed , the denial became easier.
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Intracellular and canalicular cholestasis, as well as periportal ductular proliferation always accompanied these cellular changes as the disease progressed .
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At first the disease seemed to progress fairly rapidly.
game
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There was a card game next door whose progress he could hear through the partition wall.
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As the game progressed Portadown gradually regained a steady foothold in C.I. territory but their only reward was another Barnes penalty.
level
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For example, applicants do not always progress through the operation levels in a straight forward manner.
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As these disorders progress , the level of unconjugated bilirubin in the blood rises.
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A concave underwater shape will give superior performance when you progress to an intermediate level .
science
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A further condition is connected with the need for science to progress .
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They like to see the history of science progressing intellectually by ideas.
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As science progressed , so medicine followed producing a medicine of the mind; psychology.
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But then, perhaps their story is typical-for although science progresses it rarely proceeds in straight lines.
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We learn from our mistakes. Science progresses by trial and error.
student
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I've also enjoyed watching furniture students progress with mixed success from college to those ranks of recognised craftspeople.
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Do not expect to see short-term results, but be assured that work-inhibited students do progress with nurturing from their teachers.
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The students progressed at very different rates, and in ways that reflected their prior experience as well as their training.
things
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But we must remember that things have progressed , mustn't we?
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As a class, things have progressed nicely from that first rough week.
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He says the tests didn't show up originally and that's why things progressed so far.
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If it's left to the free market these things will not progress fast enough.
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To judge from the smooth and professional way things progressed , organising and running a rally is easy.
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Most significant of all there is an interruption in registration in 1206 when things were not progressing well for Innocent.
war
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But as the air war progresses , new targets become harder to find.
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As the war progressed , Yardley added a variety of subsections to MI-8.
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Well, let's see how our private war is progressing .
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As the war progressed , this position be-came less and less tenable and was eventually discarded.
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As the war progressed the two combatants became increasingly receptive to representations from non-involved powers.
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As the war progresses ... How's your platoon doing?
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It is striking that there was this shift from principle to aesthetic response as the war progressed .
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But as the war progressed he became increasingly preoccupied with understanding the world order.
work
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It returned now as an act of re-dedication; and suddenly the work progressed .
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The work is progressing ahead of schedule and should be completed within three weeks, she said.
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But assistant director of environment, development and transportation, Ken Glew, said preparatory work was progressing .
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She appointed officers, kept a watch over financial affairs, and made sure the work was progressing smoothly.
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Yet, barring the little mishaps, always a feature of Danu life, the work progressed .
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For instance, an employee is asked to send in a regular report on how certain work is progressing .
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Apart from the exhibits, work has progressed rapidly on restoring the various buildings to make them usable once again.
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Tap in place with the club hammer handle and check with a spirit level as work progresses .
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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As the meeting progressed Jack became more and more bored.
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As the war progressed, it became increasingly difficult to buy fresh food.
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Bob was a very good football coach, and the team progressed very well.
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Both of the men progressed slowly up the stairs.
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Repair work has progressed more quickly than expected.
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So far the building work has progressed according to plan.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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And her swimming is progressing rapidly, too.
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And people rarely progress without setbacks.
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As the year progressed and the managers interpersonal judgment improved, we sAw how they gained self-confidence.
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Leaving a glowing trail over one thousand kilometers long, it broke into several large pieces as it progressed.
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My method throughout was to begin faintly, after which I progressed to more definite drawing in a suitable colour or tone.
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Science progresses by learning which similarities are the key to which sequences.
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The work is progressing ahead of schedule and should be completed within three weeks, she said.