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Furthered
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Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of furthered in Chaldean Numerology is: 5
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of furthered in Pythagorean Numerology is: 6
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And it allowed Guzman to resume his leadership role at the Sinaloa Cartel and in doing so, furthered the cartel's drug trafficking business.
An ongoing trend we've seen throughout the past few admissions cycles is the shift towards a two-test landscape, and what's interesting is that even as some of the changes to the SAT make it more ACT-like, more students are taking both tests or considering the ACT option, students have been recognizing that they have more than one test option, and the shake-up caused by the SAT redesign has furthered this recognition.
The scheme involves multiple parties affiliated with the IRGC and furthered by the deceptive voyages of the Grace 1, a network of front companies allegedly laundered millions of dollars in support of such shipments.
We have a domestic terror movement in America. It has been enabled, it has been furthered, it has been legitimized by leaders at the highest levels of our country, starting with Donald Trump.
The shorter flight times, the higher altitudes, the better pressurization – a lot of things we brought out with the 707 were revolutionary, the 747 furthered that same direction, but you can’t ignore what the 707 did.
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