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Doesn’t look as though Berndt has made much headway in that direction
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Gradually, as he battled these monsters, he began to make some headway
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The wind was sharpening now so I shoved my hands into my pockets and quickened my pace, darting about and skimming round the corners and making good headway till I turned a corner and almost ran into a large woman chopping wood right in my path
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Leona bends forward so that she can make headway against the background noise
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If we can make some headway this this afternoon and depending if that bridge is still up, we could be there either late today or early tomorrow morning before the contact might be made
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Up to now however it had been the sailors and Fusiliers who had borne the brunt but we knew this could not last as the boat had lost headway due to the crew being hit some of our lads grabbed the oars and began to row
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Sespian hated the idea of confronting a man thirty years his senior, but he’d make more headway starting at the top
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Beth battled just to keep her footing, making little headway towards the door, but the luggage bay opened, diverting attention down the side of the bus, allowing the bottleneck to clear
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I made very little headway with the instructor, Tlilcuetzpalin of Culhuacan
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We struggled back and forth with magical attacks and defenses flying all around us, neither making headway for a long time
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He called out to his friend who was making good headway
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appearance it was making good headway through the snow heavy
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The barge slowly lost headway
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Ten minutes of steady digging produced little headway with the hole
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The economy chugged along making headway
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He tried to read a couple of badly abused magazines but made no headway
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Traffic is unnerved at the activity on the side of the road, a little bit of slow down, but nothing too significant, the ones who saw the start have passed, the laws are slow to respond to things like this, their main job is relegated to clean up and making the arrest when the final word came down, fact was they probably had their hand in it too, just a little better at playing poker, whistle blowers are everywhere but spin has the headway and the players know the game
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Chris applied himself to his current project but the sparkle was gone and he didn’t make much headway during the day
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required for making headway in this business
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So I drove onward, and as I made headway became distinctly aware of an immediate change in the clouds, for they seemed to be taking on that sickly appearance just before a storm, dark and grayish they were, floating above my vehicle without the slightest inkling as to the wonder that they'd stirred in my being
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The Argus lost headway and rolled in the swell
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John Mark kept them in touch with developments about the temple and informed them as to the many rumors gaining headway in the city, but it did not occur to him to gather up news from the different groups of believers to whom Jesus had already appeared
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Manufacturing parts out of materials on hand salvaged from the cargo containers without the proper specifications was a tedious process, but they were making headway
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Bill knew he had made headway
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There is more mass in there than we originally measured, but we appear to be making headway
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He knew that Ishan was already making some headway in this area
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Then we used a custom theme called Headway to suit our look and feel and our own specific needs
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With Headway you can create any look for any page
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headway on the path?” If you need to ask the question, of your mentor or yourself,
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As the hours flew by, the speed of the current had enormously increased; the motor speed adjusted accordingly, to maintain the same 2-knot headway
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After several minutes, the sub had fully stabilized and was back on course at a colossal rate of 50 knots, a 20 knots headway, until it had reached the same point where the trouble at handover started
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The speed then dropped back to 33 knots, to allow for the rise in current and maintaining the original 2-knot headway
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Have you been able to make some headway in that case?’’
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He was finally making headway
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He walked but since there were no reference points he could not determine how much headway he was making
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The sleek craft soon lost headway and began pitching slowly in the low seas
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“And making very little headway in that direction, and these constant interruptions are getting annoying
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was actually making headway, but not fast enough to quell Tam’s anxiousness
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And in spite of the bigotry-egging exhortations as opposed to the human-development expositions of the naïve media-wallahs, the silent majority on either side of the communal divide seems to be becoming one in its aversion to their pseudo-secular averments given the headway of the nationalists, maliciously dubbed as the saffron brigade, in the Indian political landscape
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practices, one cannot make any real headway in the path of Yoga
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Following his talk with the children, Danny announced that he was making headway into breaking the new security system
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As you can see, we have to remove obstacles out of our way to gain headway in self-
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“You’re wrong about the headway,” Maguire said
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Rod went home at five-thirty, assuring Lester that he was making headway
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all these strikes and rebellions and uprisings for better wages and better living conditions and the rising up of the lower classes was a universal protest against the mechanization of their humanity and it was fast becoming a universal movement of both men and women that was humanizing and enlightening the rest of the world; the suffragette movement of equal right for all and equal pay for all was gaining headway and planning to attack the male status quo in its men’s clubs and saloons and bar rooms
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He was making very little headway and his arms were flapping about in the water
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like rolling headway numbers pumping over the airwaves, into the damp outskirts, of mossy solitary under caverns, of the fluorescent green tropical sea
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I severely abuse, with the swelling of the good and the bad news; and in my headway, I lift to the sky the ethereal spark divine, editing the deeply rooted habits of my scorched & frayed mind
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The sight of them did headway during the darkness before moonrise
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You can hardly realize, then, how difficult I found it at first, and how long I had to wait before I succeeded in making any headway
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And so, for the rest of the summer, he had all the time he should have needed to make serious headway on his first opus
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about; but at first they could make only small headway against the current,
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Businesses were divided into two groups: those which were successful and progressing, and those which were on the downgrade or making no headway
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The company’s expansion policy was sharply reversed, various of its important interests were placed on the market, and some headway was made in reducing its mountainous obligations
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On the way to the morgue, I made a depressing inch of headway on Cam Nguyen, the missing third prostitute
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During 2007, there were three stocks in particular that I followed and two of the three were performing well as the third struggled to make headway
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A dear friend of mine, Julie, a successful screenwriter who gets paid top dollar for her work, could never seem to make any financial headway
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However, she could not make much headway in that manner, and she went on very slowly
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Just days after it seemed that Marilyn had made some headway in connecting with her mother, Gladys made a stunning announcement
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But he looked too nigh the boat; for as if bent upon escaping with the corpse he bore, and as if the particular place of the last encounter had been but a stage in his leeward voyage, Moby Dick was now again steadily swimming forward; and had almost passed the ship,—which thus far had been sailing in the contrary direction to him, though for the present her headway had been stopped
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With the set which comprised Iwin and “the aristocrats,” as they were generally known, I could not make any headway at all, for, as I now remember, I was always shy and churlish to them, and nodded to them only when they nodded to me; so that they had little inducement to desire my acquaintance
