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In fact, NYPD’s facial recognition policy statement says that “information is not shared in furtherance of immigration enforcement” and “access will not be given to other agencies for purposes of furthering immigration enforcement.”

That would apply to the stockpiling of firearms with intent to commit a mass shooting in furtherance of political or social ideologies.

And those who take up weapons and kill large numbers of people in furtherance of that ideology?

"No, you are my sweetheart," he cried, discretion all gone now in his eager furtherance of his pleading.

I saw through the mask directly, and understood the daring game you were playing in furtherance of your revenge against me.

His Lordship explained that this furtherance comprises all acts done to prevent or overpower resistance and to prevent discovery.

Religion was the medium chosen by Mohammed for the furtherance of his truly imperial design.

Indeed she would neither do nor say anything herself which tended in any way to a furtherance of these matrimonials.