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"Liberty has visited America and is now marching into the rest of the world, led by enlightenment.

The chancellor said there had been "significant progress in achieving cyclical convergence": the economy is now marching more in step with that of the euro area.

It is now marching toward the key airport of Kavumu, which serves Bukavu, the capital of South Kivu, where Congolese and foreign troops are said to be arriving by the planeload.

It is, quite simply, a reactionary philosophy that now dominates the rightward march of the Republican Party, exemplified by the Tea Party, to the same tune that the Roberts court is now marching to, with results that do not bode well for our democracy.

Once a pariah in Dutch politics, the SP is now marching strong on a set of ideas that are as much of a throwback to the 1970s as the platform shoes that are much in fashion in Amsterdam.In this section From hero to knave A punch for honest taxpayers?

"Clearly in parts of the country, notably central London, the housing market is now marching forwards, but you can't set a national policy – neither the government nor the Bank of England – based only on what happens in Kensington and Chelsea," he said.

"We're now marching to peace.

The two allies may not quite be in lockstep, but they are now marching in time.

London house prices, which were subdued for much of last year, are now marching up again.

It's fantastic that police are now marching against the cuts.

The demonstrators are now marching to the Israeli embassy, it seems.