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"When it breaks through at Bastogne, that's when it really gains its moment in history," Jennings said Thursday as he waited with other VIPs in white hard hats and yellow hazard vests.

A pig may well look distracted by other things lurking in the muddy hay, but when it hears some feed jiggling inside a bucket, it really gains focus.

"It really gained steam as we talked about it.

And even if the company is lucky and that doesn't happen, what has it really gained?

It appears the site has been around for a while but it really gained traction last month and the admins have been improving the speed and performance over the past few days.

The disability rights movement has been evolving for a long time, but in the US, it really gained momentum from the civil rights movement.

But it wasn't until the term became canonized in Richard von Krafft-Ebing's groundbreaking psychiatric work Psychopathia Sexualis that it really gained widespread usage.

What benefit do I really gain from wearing it, anyway?

"It's a very exciting programme for BMW and it's really gaining momentum, and that's obviously where my future lies for next year and beyond," Priaulx added.

"Since June 2005, I thought that mobile commerce was a huge and compelling idea, but for it to really gain mainstream adoption, we had to find the right application for it.

Last night, Carney told journalists that the Bank remains cautious, saying: The message to households, to businesses, is that the recovery has obviously begun, it is strengthening, but we are not going to withdraw monetary stimulus until it's really gained that traction.