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Competitors worry that the F.T.C.'s decision will allow Google to continue to make inroads at their expense.

"Volume should be up slightly in most of our markets, we continue to make inroads in places like the Asia Pacific and we expect a recovery there".

While women continue to make inroads into prestigious, high-wage professions dominated by men, more men are reaching for the dream in female-dominated occupations that their fathers might never have considered.

And as low-cost generics continue to make inroads with consumers, Teva occupies a pivotal position in a health care industry undergoing seismic changes that will give millions of more patients access to medicine.

As hand-held computers continue to make inroads in museums, the Smithsonian Institution has introduced a palm-size audiovisual unit that lets museum visitors explore the works in an exhibition in any order.

Canon and Ricoh continue to make inroads into the market for midspeed machines, while Hewlett-Packard and Lexmark International have introduced printers that analysts say compete with Xerox's low-priced copiers.

USA continued to make inroads.

Yet gun rights groups have continued to make inroads in many Republican-controlled states.

The Bring-Your-Own-Handheld-device (BYOH) phenomenon continues to make inroads as more people bring their own handheld devices to work or school.

Although Islamist political movements have taken a battering at the hands of Arab governments, the rousing language of religious revival continues to make inroads.

So Goodell continues to make inroads into a market that on paper should generate more income for the league in broadcast deals, sponsorships and merchandise sales.