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Cavendish and Serkis are making new inroads across Asia.

In this situation, China will try to make inroads across the region, Asian diplomats say.

That has been changing, as the Taliban have made inroads across the provinces of the north.

While initially clustered on the East and West Coasts, counselors are making inroads across the country.

Isis has also made inroads across Libya, which is split between rival governments and plagued by weapons smuggling, people smuggling and extremism.

The Taliban had already begun making major inroads across the south and east of the country; Arghandab, along with Panjwayi and Zhari, the districts immediately to the west, was rapidly overrun by insurgents.

The Itchen makes inroads into Winchester across the meadows Keats walked in calmer days.

Hyperloop One has also made inroads to building its tech across the globe, partnering with several cargo ports, including in Russia, Finland and a recent announcement with DPWorld in Dubai.

This will be a hefty challenge given Hollywood's financial clout and the deep inroads it has already made across the world into the minds of acquiescent audiences.

As European countries face up to the challenges associated with ageing populations, some metropolitan regions, such as Munich, Germany, are making inroads into widening cycling's appeal across generations through a combination of urban design, policy and infrastructure initiatives.

Its student wing has made inroads into universities, its mosques have mushroomed across Pakistan and the party runs more than 500 madrasas.