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They also need to confront the debt-ceiling debate, which has been pushed ahead by a few months.

Stocks in sectors including energy, materials, technology and industrial stocks, all pushed ahead by more than 1 percent on Thursday.

Backstage began, as many of the best technology experiments do, a loose and ambitious idea energetically pushed ahead by a small team.

Wall Street indexes reached their highest levels on Wednesday since the start of the financial crisis in 2008, pushed ahead by signs that inflation remained subdued and that interest rates would remain low.

It is an engineering science whose frontiers are pushed ahead by people building new tools rendered in silicon and programming code rather than the breathtaking epiphanies and grand unifying theories of mathematics or physics.

There, the alto saxophonist Ernie Henry's strong and acerbic tone and Navarro's long, agile trumpet lines are pushed ahead by some of the most propulsive drumming in the set, by Kenny Clarke.

America's economy might be pushing ahead by the spring, if its politicians can avoid driving it off the "fiscal cliff".

Aside from the performance of the Dow, the markets responded with milestones of other sorts, with the broader market as measured by the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index pushing ahead by 6.94 percent for the year to date, its best such showing since the 13.97 percent gain in the similar period in 1987.

The Sixers extended their lead in the second quarter, pushing ahead by as many as 10 points.

UCLA forced a three and out after pushing ahead by seven and then blocked the ensuing punt. .

Despite her loss, Vigna has decided to push ahead by founding Walking for Wellness in memory of Nicky Vigna and all other families who have lost a child, sibling, parent or friend to heroin.