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Although growth is quickening from the third quarter's 2 percent annual rate, analysts cautioned that troubles in debt-stricken Europe pose a major risk to the economy in the United States.

His memoir, Dreams From My Father, was quickened by the drama of the self-invented man from nowhere – the passionate striving, eloquent self-doubt and ambivalence that western literature, from Stendhal to Naipaul, has trained us to identify with a refined intellect and soul.

The pace of innovation, say executives from a variety of industries, has been quickened by businessmen like Mr. Jobs.

MCT was quickened by 12%.

The pace of change is quickening, though.

The pace of progress is quickening in Africa.

Meanwhile, the exodus of whites from Zimbabwe's farms is quickening.

From apparel to aerospace, steel to software, the pace of technological innovation is quickening.

But the pace of evolution has been quickening.

The tempo of repression is quickening (see article).

The pace of change is quickening, too, Amazon said.