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Its supporters and opponents were quick to issue statements following passage of the bill, which now moves to the Senate.

The measure, which now moves to the assembly, would revoke the organisation's non-profit status in California and compel it to pay state taxes.

The new bill, which now moves to the Assembly for consideration, would allow taverns that offer food to permit smoking if they bar people under 21 from entry.

The business side – the ability to take notice of and commodify a type of music, which now moves faster than ever – is down to the record label that snapped them up.

But opponents of the bill vowed to continue their fight against the marriage (same-sex couples) bill, which now moves to line-by-line examination at its committee stage in the Lords.

In a preview of the national championships for lightweight women, Princeton relinquished its No. 1 ranking, losing the varsity race by 1.98 seconds to second-ranked Wisconsin, which now moves up to No. 1. Villanova, currently ranked third nationally, came in third, seven-tenths of a second behind Princeton and 23.86 seconds ahead of the fourth-ranked Brown crew.

And existing pipelines in eastern Canada, which now move oil westward, could be reversed and used to send oil sands production to Montreal for loading onto tankers.

It was a great night for Gravity and 12 Years a Slave, which now move towards Oscar with a full head of steam.

The writer claims that walls can't protect people from the major risks of modern life which now move through or over walls, by electronic or other means.

He finished the work just a few weeks before coming to L.A., when Audi froze the designs for the three A sedans, which now move on to the engineering stage of production.

Next year, Jon Davis and I teach our Masters course, "The Blair Government", which we started at Queen Mary, University of London, and which has now moved to King's.