Her ballet master, Thomas Leroy Vincent Cassell, who steals a woman's movie from four women) warns Nina sternly that to truly understand and therefore properly dance the black swan role, she'd better fast-track her id.
Some perform better on fast tracks with wide, sweeping corners — like the one in Spa-Francorchamps, in Belgium — while others prefer the slower street circuits — like Valencia or Monaco — where the walls are only centimeters from the car.
Almost 2,500 people could still be alive if GPs across the country had made better use of fast track appointments for suspected cancer patients, new research has revealed.
The next day, the House of Representatives was to hold a hotly contested vote to approve T.P.A. (better known as "fast track" negotiating authority), the rare Obama Administration priority supported by more congressional Republicans than Democrats.
Rindt had wanted to race the 49 at Monza, thinking it would be better suited to the fast track, then without the chicanes of its modern format.
"A fast track is better for me and hopefully I can use my speed against the Australians".
Interscalene block alone or combined with intraoperative sedation (but not general anesthesia) is superior to general anesthesia alone, allowing improved fast track capability, better pain management, and earlier hospital discharge [ 5, 6].
"I always seem to have better results on fast tracks," she said.
The focus in solar system exploration has shifted to a "faster, better, cheaper" approach featuring focused, technically sophisticated, fast track missions.
These are people who are on the fast track toward becoming even better leaders.
It was the sense that the Labour party should be offering something better to working class pupils from deprived communities than a fast track into the army.
