"forth" is a correct and usable word in written English. It can be used as an adverb or noun to mean further forward in time or space. For example, "After walking for several miles, the hikers continued forth on their journey.".
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This change has been implemented by CCGs and creates unnecessary delay, as the patient is going back and forth between GP and hospital.
In 2008, Brown had very publicly crushed a proposal to agree to an early referendum put forth by the Scottish Labour leader Wendy Alexander, one of Brown's long-term allies.
Related: From online dating to driverless cars, machine learning is everywhere "It's that idea of focus and perspective as two ends of that spectrum, and that for anything you're doing, you're moving back and forth between them.
Boats of all kinds ply back and forth to Naples, Capri, and Ischia, while the Circumvesuviana Railway offers cheap and frequent services to Pompeii and Herculaneum.
It went back and forth during the first half, with Kansas opening a 33-28 leat athehe break.
"We haven't only voted on their national stadium and the beauty of their country, we've also voted on accommodation and so forth".
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