Going forward
Keep
Keep verb - To mark with an appropriate practice, rite, or ceremony.
Going forward is an antonym for keep.
Both terms in one sentence
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Instead she gets inspiration from her new friends to keep going forward with her music and by the end she is working on recording her own CD.
Source: Manga / My Lovely Ghost Kana - Sometimes used in Roguelikes to prevent grinding by making you keep going forward.
Source: Wizard Needs Food Badly -
Air Hockey of World 9 (or Expert 50) can be pretty hard if you don't know what to do.note Keep going forward, then slow down as soon as you land on the path of one of the pucks.
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