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"It's a move to the next phase of telling this story," he said.
I've completed three months of Clomid and I'm already eager to move to the next phase: intrauterine insemination.
But with their ranks thinned by summer, he said, they decided to move to the next phase of activist engagement.
"Before you move to the next phase, or meet the next deadline, there have to be assurances that the previous stage has been implemented".
I wish all of the team at this re-energised company continued success, as they move to the next phase of the company's development".
North Korea said it would move to the next phase of the denuclearization process, abandoning and dismantling its nuclear weapons programs, only when it has been awarded all the energy and political benefits it had been promised.
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"We have moved to the next phase," interior minister Joseph ole Lenku told a news conference.
TMG said Gallagher's departure came as "the business moves to the next phase of its digital transformation".
The president will say "that the combat phase is complete and that we are moving to the next phase," the official said.
"We're moving to the next phase," he added, "and the objective is very clear: to reinforce our differentiation, creating more distance between us and our competitors".
Now that the town-hall-style meetings of the summer recess have more or less run their course, the two sides in the health care debate are moving to the next phase of guerrilla theater: public demonstrations.
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