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Oftentimes when these experiences happen in our lives, we are analyzing every single inch of a problem and we don’t have a long-term perspective, because we lose that in the emotional state of chaos.

But it is also incredibly moving and instructive to watch the inching towards social justice.

Another clue that the royal relationship might be inching forwards.

Surprisingly, the official tells us, Utah is inching toward accepting the money, as is Tennessee.

Knowing this, Bing has been gently, though strategically, inching its way into the inner circle.

Inching towards the opposing positions will never bridge the yawning chasm between them.

He'd get one finger into a hole and pull, inching his body against the beam.

His worship observed, that he had never heard the verb "inching" used before, and therefore he had asked for an explanation.

Inching himself along, he came to the small door which had been cut into the hold to connect with the main hatch.

And this craft bore past there often, inching its downward way with swifters of logs, driving fast up-lake without a tow.

Devil Chad was inching forward, his head still bent; and when he had advanced a foot, he sprang.