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inroad noun access, advancement, aggression, assault, attack, charge, consumption, damage, detriment, havoc, impairment, incursion, infiltration, inflow, infraction, infringement, ingress, interference, interloping, intervention, invasion, intrusion, introgression, irruption, loss, offensive, onslaught, outrage, overstepping, ravage, sally, transgression, trespass See also: encroachment, entrance, foray, incursion, inflow, ingress, invasion How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Sounds a lot like socially responsible investing, which clearly is making inroads at a lot of companies. The deal is notable because, until now, CAA has lagged behind its rivals at the William Morris Agency and United Talent Agency in terms of making inroads into the digital sector. These are Buick's two strongest markets, and ones it must retain while making inroads with buyers not yet ready for AARP membership. |
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