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In the wake of the presidential election, the opposition has developed a new means of self-defense: a small tech-savvy corps able to launch rapid-fire counterattacks, posting evidence to YouTube, Twitter and an ever-growing array of popular Russian Web sites.

Today the company is launching rapid prototypes of CNC subtractive prototyping with a three-day turnaround.

Tissue damage launches rapid recruitment of inflammatory leukocytes into injured tissue due to activation of endothelial cells.

Because infection with this novel virus had a high fatality rate and posed a pandemic risk, Shanghai disease control authorities launched rapid investigations to identify the source of the infections.

Currently telling a story about Will Wright controlling a robot that launched rapid-fire ping pong balls at people.

He partnered with advisers at Harvard University to launch a rapid results initiative designed to spur rapid economic growth.

How do you launch a rapid transition away from oil and coal to wind and solar, if the fossil fuel industry owns Congress?

Lloyds TSB is unable to launch a rapid counter to the Spanish bid for Abbey National because of pledges it made to the competition authorities when its takeover attempt was blocked three years ago.

The policy was derailed after the House of Lords voted against, prompting the Government to launch a rapid review of their powers amid claims the Upper House had exceeded its authority.

Liquid-fueled rocket engines are usually allowed to fire for a few seconds before the vehicle is committed to launch; a rapid computer check is performed, and the engines can be shut down if there are any indications of a problem.

For global survival, we need to launch a rapid regeneration of the nuclear power industry.