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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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progress of or progress in ?
0 Is it possible to use both 'of' and 'in' with the word 'progress'? Is one more British or American? 02 br
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00 Clear progress 01 b 00 of/in 02 b 00 their ability to match requirements gives me satisfaction. 02 br
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00 Clear progress 01 b 00 of/in 02 b 00 their ability to match requirements gives me satisfaction. 02 br
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0 01 font 00 You can say 00 progress 00 in or progress on but I wouldn't say progress of. 02 font 00 0-
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0 The original sentence requires 01 b 00 in 02 b 00 , IMO. 02 br
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00 However, lots of "progress 01 b 00 of 02 b 00 " at the New York Times: 02 br
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05 0 0240href http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Anytimes.com+%22progress+of%22+&btnG=Google+Search
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00 However, lots of "progress 01 b 00 of 02 b 00 " at the New York Times: 02 br
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05 0 0240href http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=site%3Anytimes.com+%22progress+of%22+&btnG=Google+Search
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0 I am still confused... 05 0 02 br
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00 What about that sentence I posted above - better is 'in'? 010id 7
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00 What about that sentence I posted above - better is 'in'? 010id 7
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0 I've told you 02 br
00 The original sentence 01 b 00 requires 02 b 01 i 00 01 b 00 in 02 b 02 i 0-
00 The original sentence 01 b 00 requires 02 b 01 i 00 01 b 00 in 02 b 02 i 0-
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0 Sorry MH, I didn't get enough sleep last night. I just missed somehow that sentence. I am really sorry. 0-
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