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follow along

  1. Move or proceed in accord or in unison with someone. For example, The children followed along with the song, or They followed along with the crowd.



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As part of our efforts to address cultural issues, 40,000 Met staff and officers have received bespoke training on the values we expect those within the Met to follow, along with additional training to recognise and combat victim-blaming behaviours.

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Follow along for photos of celebrities on the red carpet, get live updates from the show and track all the winners.

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Now follow along throughout the night as our experts break down the 2025 Emmy Awards.

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Cameras take viewers behind the scenes, follow along on road trips and offer an intimate look at the soccer team.

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Follow along here tonight for live updates.

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