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Ethan Schmertzler ' 07 also moved on to the second round . The couplet is most frequent , two lines bound together as a unit in the advancing thought , from which the author moves on to its development in the next couplet . Iran 's move on the weekend against Gulbuddin Hekmatyar , the Afghan dissident commander who has long been given refuge in Iran ( see Iran acts against anti-US Afghan fighters , Feb 12 ) has confirmed its position as a friend in the eyes of the Afghan government . While the federal government has been loathe to adopt such a standard , individual states , as well as other nations , have moved on such matters . Decay may occur very rapidly if the system moves into an unfavourable atmospheric or geographic environment , but sometimes only the tropical characteristics are modified while the cyclonic circulation moves on to higher latitudes . If I thought Bush was actually running anything I would have a lovely theory that now after having deposed of Saddam for threatening his Daddy , he was moving on to get rid of the pesky jews and Israel , that were also a thorn in his daddy 's side during his adm , by having Israel and Iran go at it . The next shuttle crew , scheduled for launch in March , is slated to install a third set of solar arrays , another critical step before NASA completes the U.S. - provided part of the outpost and moves on to flying modules built and financed by European and Japanese partners . When someone first climbs on a trampoline , the trampoline stretches and the person stands without moving on the somewhat stretched trampoline . Jack McGriff , having become world champion bulldogger , has moved on from his rodeo career to become an antiques scout . We've basically cleared the critical flaw issue and are moving on from there , and in fact , we 'll be meeting with the Spaceport Commission this afternoon to further that endeavor . The film then moves on to reveal the soldiers ' domestic lives ; all five of the men actually live in the Golan , and were among the first to settle in the area after it changed from Syrian to Israeli hands . He then moved on to Delhi , to an art scene that was in the 70s budding and brotherly . In 1839 , an unnamed Mormon writer visited Wisconsin and the remains of Aztalan , and proposed that the ancient mounds there were actually built by a people who would eventually move on to Mexico and become this first civilization . Moving on to Iraq , I think that right now we're on a precipice , and the precipice is really because what one sees are reports of increasing numbers of foreign fighters and Islamic radicals at least attempting to use Iraq as a rallying point , the same way Afghanistan was a rallying point for Islamists against the Soviet occupation 20 years ago . Many fledgling Iraqi correspondents have blossomed into excellent reporters and probably will remain in this nation 's media long after the Western news corps has moved on . If they ca n't get it , move on to someone else . Replication is used to achieve availability ; proactive recovery with threshold cryptography is used for digitally signing certificates in a way that defends against mobile adversaries which attack , compromise , and control one replica for a limited period of time before moving on to another . Gentleman moves on from police manpower , does he agree that the problem is in some ways even worse than he has suggested because after a period of years of very tight settlements for Greater Manchester police , there has already been a degree of backfilling , whereby uniformed officers are now doing jobs that previously would have been done by civilian officers ? Is this a good move on Dave ’ s part ?