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Make headway.
Progress in what you are trying to achieve.
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The N.F.L. has made headway on college campuses, too.
He made headway on an ambitious American plan to create a Pacific free trade zone, known as the Trans-Pacific Partnership, that, for now, would not include China.
They have installed a gleaming chain-link fence around the property, lugged in new washers and dryers and made headway on a separate dormitory for women.
Some suggested that the celebration be deferred for four years, until after Mr. Obama had made headway on the nation's problems -- and had been re-elected.
Turkey, which wants to join the European Union, has made headway on human rights issues but has a long way to go before meeting union standards, according to a committee report to the European Parliament.
In three back-to-back sessions, Mr. Clinton, seated at the dining room table in his cabin, with two negotiators from each side, made headway on security, refugees and borders.
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"But I think they're actually making headway on that one.
Unlike on those tasks, Kushner appears to be making headway on yet another one: creating jobs overhauling the tech of the federal government.
Meanwhile, others are making headway on fund-raising.
He added that the opposition "is making headway on the ground".
"The other big question we hope to make headway on is what is the dark universe….
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