This may be good, if not the best-timed, advice to entrepreneurs looking to get ahead of the curve.

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Ambitions run high in the Capitol City for both sexes, and time is short for all looking to get ahead (both in life and in love).

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Some see parallels with the late 1990s, when the first generation of electronic-trading networks consolidated, or were bought by exchanges looking to get ahead in the technological arms race.

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Every agency is looking to create transformation to get ahead of the new reality and the new reality after that.

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But perhaps Mr Souter is also looking farther ahead, and expects to get his money's worth from Mr Branson in other ways.

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She insisted that "people were trying in real time to get to the best information, " and that her focus was on looking ahead on how to improve security rather than revisiting the talking points and Rice's television appearance.

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Looking ahead to next week, there isn't much to get excited about either, but at least Universal has a title for red.

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Looking ahead to the 2013 harvest, he said farmers had managed to get only three-quarters of the planned wheat planted this year, so the UK was already 25% down on potential production.

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And looking ahead to the rest of the tournament, substitute Joe Cole senses England will only get better and could even win the World Cup.

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So he's nearly lined up now - he'll be looking to see daylight down the side of the ship so as he can go ahead safely to get through the passageway.

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