The people, media members included, who are trying to analyze Elliot Rodger come to quick conclusions that can be misguided, but they do so as part of an effort to navigate something that, on its face, seems inexplicable and senseless.
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Mr Carney stressed that any changes to the bank's remit would be a decision for the chancellor and the government, but said "there is merit in debating the framework in Britain and coming to relatively quick conclusion on it".
Several have come to a quick conclusion.
Could this all come to a quick conclusion?
Briggs, awakening in the midst of loud shouts of fear and apprehension, came to the quick conclusion that he was suffocating and that we were all trying to "bring him out".
Briggs, awakening in the midst of loud shouts of fear and apprehension, came to the quick conclusion that he was suffocating and that we were all trying to "bring him out". With a low moan, he grasped the glass of camphor at the head of his bed and instead of sniffing it poured it over himself.
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From this, we can come to a quick conclusion: no "healthcare reform" plan is going to work that involves spending more money -- via additional taxes, mandatory insurance, and so forth.
Drake and 2 Chainz have released a new song, and many hip hop blogs have come to the quick conclusion that it may be the genre's song of the summer.
At the height of sectarian violence during the Iraq war, former head of the Joint Chiefs-of-Staff General Peter Pace uttered a truth that carries guidance for the ages: "If the Iraqi people as a whole decided today that, in my words now, they love their children more than they hate their neighbor, this could come to a quick conclusion".
