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The concert was a set of angry kiss-offs ("Human Nature"), non- apologies ("Nobody's Perfect"), nightmares ("Mer Girl," by far Madonna's strangest song), self-help manifestoes ("Frozen") and metaphysics ("Ray of Light," in which she flies faster than light).

Joss Whedon's great innovation on The Avengers was the realisation that audiences will accept just about anything from a comic book movie, provided the wit flies faster than any of the preposterously powered titans on screen.

A fuzzy tennis ball flies faster than a bald one for the same reason, Mr Bottaro explains.However perfectly an aircraft is built, its full potential cannot be harnessed without a perfectly calculated trajectory.

This works in the same way a kite flies faster than the wind, and the firm says 10 times higher speed gives 1,000 times more power.

When you move from a platform-centric market to a network-centric market, it's the performance of the network that's really the decisive enabler of military capabilities, rather than if your aircraft flies faster than the other guys.

And, as I'm sure you're aware, time never flies faster than when you're trying to relax! (Also, August days are half as short as those of any other month. At least on Earth).

Most commercial planes fly faster than 400 miles an hour.

In June 1969 the Tu-144 became the first passenger jet to fly faster than the speed of sound.

None flew faster than 135 km (85 miles) per hour, so the Voisins operated mainly under cover of darkness in the last year of the war.

Boeing's plane could carry five times as many bombs as the Army had requested; it could fly faster than previous bombers, and almost twice as far.

starring Henry Cavill, last seen flying faster than a speeding bullet in Man of Steel; the new film from the Wachowskis, Jupiter Ascending, and Muppets Most Wanted.