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ENVIRONMENTAL groups have apparently made some inroads on clamshell reduction.

In view of all of this, the present section can do little more than offer a few remarks about how some versions of teleosemantics make some inroads on the issue.

"Right now, it's almost a calculus of a perfect storm for when community policing can really make some inroads on rebuilding some community trust," Koval said.

We've made some inroads [on getting into Trott's head], and I hope that continues.

"We've made some inroads [on getting into Trott's head] and I hope that continues," said Lehmann.

"If we show that to the other students then we'll make some inroads [on those problems]." Kashatok likes to brag that more than half of Newtok's sixth-graders are proficient in the Yup'ik language, even as they struggle with English.

In addition to lowering taxes, President Macron made some inroads to reduce burdens on employers, but there seems to be more that can be done without imperiling workers' rights substantially.

Fail to make some serious inroads on the League One table and Pardew could be gone before the end of the season, and he is not exaggerating when he likens being in charge of Saints to being "like the Manchester City manager of League One".

If Leonhart and the DEA finally cut the propaganda, maybe the nation will be able to make some serious inroads on drug abuse.

If Polly Perks has to pass as a man to succeed, so be it: she's not bad with a sword and has been working on taking up more room than is absolutely necessary, though she has some inroads yet to make on swearing and spitting.

FDA approaches have made some inroads in the literature on gene expression analysis.