To prevent rivals getting wind of the project, Shop! has been turned around in a matter of weeks by a team who already work on Company, operating under conditions of the greatest secrecy, and only a trusted few advertisers have been let in on the project.
The singles are turned around in a matter of days and weeks, not months or years.
Healtheon and Claimsnet.com say they can, in some circumstances, have a reimbursement up and walking around in a matter of weeks.
Emily Blunt fares the best, but she's hampered by a script that becomes a Cliffs Notes morality tale by the second half, with major plot twists and developments and character deaths tossed around in a matter of a few lines and short songs.
Today, Snitkin says, the newest technology can turn around results in a matter of hours.
It yearns for obvious ideas not puzzling ones, it tolerates dark-humoured shades, never unsettling tangents, it needs a cast heaving with faces approved by BBC1 people (let's use David Walliams!) pivoting around a subject matter everyone in Britain, including stupid people, actually, especially stupid people, can relate to.
"They're ongoing Clusters around a subject matter, not necessarily an event.
After an unbelievably turgid first half Leeds were trailing to an opportunist Sergei Rebrov strike when Viduka turned the game around inside a matter of minutes.
New in town, and shining like a euro penny to anyone ready to take advantage, you plan to catch a cab, but worry that the meter might be "broken," or that the driver will take the long way around, by a matter of, oh, several miles.
It's about having that flexibility and being able to turn something around in a matter of weeks.
