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• When Tex moved on to MGM, I stayed with Warners,
• He went on to win the NCAA championship in the 200.
• People who held on to QVC stock have not been disappointed.
• But they will be forced on to the agenda before long.
• Quite simply, we've moved on to other things.
• You take one or two and move on to another area.
• This is done, and now, on to something else.
• He went on to get his law degree there in 1974.
• Then the community shrank as people moved on to other things.
• It was tragedy that lured the Weavers on to Flight 427.
• Anywhere you go you want to hold on to the ball,
• There is no hurry to move on to the next level.
• Disappointed in the Wigman classes, she moved on to Graham.
• -- and so on to the bottom of the page?
• Accompanied recitative goes on to a new level of continuous music.
• On to beautiful Sedonia, the harmonic convergence center of Arizona.
• She said she went on to write legislation against child abuse.
• Maybe some of that genius is being passed on to kids.
• Well, hold on to your maps of the Grand Canyon.
• They might go on to another level, buy another book.