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Or maybe a quick chat about the environmental impact of driving a Prius.
Except for maybe a quick dinner, they spent little time together during the week.
Maybe a quick phone call to CampMinder.com would banish it for now.
Skip the sex emporiums, the seedy peep shows and brothelized side streets (O.K., maybe a quick tour for the purposes of anthropological research).
If the answer is no, our initial reaction should be a slight sense of shame (and maybe a quick Google search), but more likely it would be to scoff and dismiss the question with a smug "Who cares?" But this instant dismissal really reflects a troubling trend of lazy and arrogant anti-intellectualism that has very real and dangerous consequences to American society.
He held out hope for a phone call with Trump, maybe even a quick hello.
At book signings, hundreds and even thousands of fans lined up to buy a copy of "A More Perfect Union," have it signed, and maybe get a quick handshake.
So when it emerged that they planned to mark Bloomsday 2013 by publishing "The works of Master Poldy", fans might assume they were going to Tweet Mr Bloom's wisdom to the world, or maybe produce a quick ebook.
Normally it works like this: A band comes to town, does a soundcheck on its stage for the night, maybe grabs a quick meal of debatable quality, plays a show, then squeezes in some carousing before it is time for its car or van or bus to depart for the next carnival.
HAVING watched celebrities like Angelina Jolie and Bono give their time and money to Africa in recent years, families can now play a role in the global campaign to "make poverty history," while also enjoying the beauty of the land — and maybe even a quick safari.
