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"I wanted to do a quick analysis of the situation, but my mind was whirring much too quickly.
The Google-rithm does a quick analysis of the content on the page and serves up "relevant" ads.
The blogger did a quick analysis of the couple's financial planning: Her income (real estate agent) is highly correlated with real estate in Sacramento.
After a quick analysis of the company's problems, Mr. Schacht also said that Lucent could not meet Mr. McGinn's optimistic growth projections.
A quick analysis of the food histories showed that each botulism patient had eaten the smoked whitefish chubs in recent days, though others who also ate them never got sick.
He mentioned that he had made a quick analysis of the spreadsheets, which showed that mine was only the second casualty to be sustained in approximately twelve hundred and fifty person-days of hiking.
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The authors also ran a quick analysis of some of the NWs used in the Dr Seuss books – like rumbus, skritz and yuzz-a-ma-tuzz – and found that they score low on entropy, making them particularly funny.
The reactome array in theory would allow a quick analysis of all the enzymes present in a bacterium, cell, tissue, or other biological sample.
A quick analysis of some of the league champions during the decade stresses the importance of a fine strike duo: Gary Shaw and Peter Withe, Kenny Dalglish and Ian Rush, Graeme Sharp and Andy Gray, John Aldridge and Peter Beardsley, and Paul Merson and Alan Smith.
So it's a win-win; Kim gets to blow up some stuff, and we get an excuse to do a quick analysis of what the North Korean military is up to these days.
A quick analysis of variations in the size and shape of ballplayers indicates that there may yet be room for the imprecision and caprice that make baseball the nation's pastime.
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