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The stream is not very swift.

Tom made a quick decision.

Heroin is highly addictive.

The turmoil has led to a gradual rebalancing, with the US current account deficit beginning to narrow and emerging markets taking steps to boost domestic demand.

Some of these challenges, such as the buildup of global imbalances, have been discussed for many years.

Moreover, the economy proved resilient following the global financial crisis, with growth recovering rapidly.

Eating fast food is bad for your health.

He has a fast internet connection.

The cheetah is the fastest animal in the world.

Any one of these would be a handicap at a time of rising populism, but the combination of all three is lethal.

What is needed is a quick write down of the value of the mortgages.

Don u0027t Bet on a Quick US Recovery

One is fast food, where everything is standardized.

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Fortunately, the rapid and pervasive flow of information nowadays could act as a kind of deterrent or disinfectant.

But will rapid development exact an excessively high toll on human rights?

One example is the rapid advance in smartphones and tablet computers.

But for objective reasons it is hard to cover fast food with a union.

Moreover, France s rapidly worsening foreign trade deficit is boosting already excessive debt levels, while output is falling and unemployment is rising.

The euro s rapid appreciation against the dollar threatens to undermine this foundation.

Nicolas Sarkozy s rapid fall from grace is unprecedented in the history of the Fifth Republic.

A more immediate solution, Butler says, is cleaning up the palm industry.

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Tensions hidden during the long Clinton era boom rose throughout 2001, when America tried to address its economic downturn by rapidly easing its monetary and fiscal policies. As big budget deficits returned, so did European skepticism about the sustainability of America's mounting external deficit and the overvalued dollar.

As big budget deficits returned, so did European skepticism about the sustainability of America's mounting external deficit and the overvalued dollar.

Rapid expansion of agricultural activity is requiring more and more water all across the continent.

For example, trade and investment flows continue to expand rapidly. Bilateral trade topped 100 billion in 2003, as Japan's exports to China increased by more than 10 , fuelled by semiconductors, electrical equipment, and automobiles.

It's a fast, cheap device that answers an important question Is this water contaminated?

Drugs called artemisinins are safe and exhibit potent, rapid anti malarial activity.

Moreover, rapid expansion of university education all too often comes at the expense of quality.

Only swift and sustained recovery can stem the rise in the human cost of economic stagnation.

For example, trade and investment flows continue to expand rapidly.

There has been a rapid escalation in violence, leaving Abu Skandar hoping for a swift resolution to the conflict.

A fast Fourier transform (FFT) is an algorithm to compute the discrete Fourier transform (DFT) and its inverse.

Today, the principal source of international economic disorder is made in China, owing to factions inside its government that hope to avoid a more rapid appreciation of the renminbi s value.

But that does not mean that the global economy is set for a robust recovery any time soon.

The law is designed as China's population ages rapidly due to the one child policy.

How much erosion of legitimacy occurs will depend not only on whether war with Iraq takes place, but on what happens during the build up and preparations for war the media and propaganda struggles, and the political alliances that are forged.

This is why rapid strengthening of India s physical and social infrastructure is central to its progress.