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English clubs have made massive inroads into Asia in terms of both TV audience and merchandising.
As Batty's time as Australian of the year draws to a close on Tuesday, there is no doubt that she has made massive inroads into achieving this goal.
Huawei has made massive inroads into Africa, both in smartphones and in core infrastructure.
Before the peace-keeping force was fully deployed, Habré had already taken advantage of Libya's withdrawal, and made massive inroads in eastern Chad, including the important city of Abéché, that fell on 19 November.
Andrew Hagger at personal finance website MoneyComms said that if TSB was going to carry on offering existing products, "I don't think they are going to make massive inroads into their competitors' slice of the market".
They suggested the Conservatives might win anything from 130 to 152 of the 308 seats in the House of Commons.Barring a last-minute reversal in their fortunes, the Conservatives looked set to make massive inroads in Ontario, a Liberal stronghold with almost 40% of the electorate.
As a result, a broad, multi-area effort to improve food sustainability in these countries could make massive inroads against malnutrition and child mortality.
Guaraní has also made diplomatic inroads.
VoIP has made some inroads.
Chinese vendors made significant inroads.
