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Meanwhile, Mr. Annaswamy, I.B.M.'s chief executive in India, acknowledged that growth was difficult because thousands of recruits had to be quickly integrated into the company.

Through mailouts and blogs, the tropes of eclectic style tribes the world over are quickly integrated into a single street style.

On the other hand, if the operations are to continue indefinitely, then they need to be quickly integrated into the Metropolitan Transportation Authority system, with MetroCard connectivity.

After the French Revolution, a fitful process of Jewish emancipation began in Europe, and German Jews were more quickly integrated into modern cultural life than in any other European country — a fateful development.

Initially, the stainless steel Palmaz stent was developed for the treatment of adult peripheral vascular disease but was quickly integrated into the interventional pediatric cardiologist's armamentarium to treat vascular obstructions resistant to conventional balloon angioplasty.

Of course, many of those eastern European refugees became staunchly pro-American themselves, a pattern that other migrant communities in recent American history have followed, from the 400,000 refugees that eventually escaped eastern Europe, to the hundreds of thousands of Cubans and Vietnamese who fled communism and quickly integrated into communities across the country.

Rather than focus on building a portal, Heyzap offers a widget that includes a catalog of 12,000 games that site owners can quickly integrate into their sites.

In these dire situations, where the level of need is so immediate, volunteers quickly integrate into the camp and it becomes unbearable to freely walk away while the refugees remain stuck and waiting.

Secret Weapon: This year, Twitter bought Vine, a video-sharing app, and quickly integrated it into the company.

George and Lenore Romney, Father and Mother Romney, as Mr. Cortella called them, quickly integrated him into the rhythms of the family: nightly dish duty, yard work and Sunday church.

In one of Snap CEO Evan Spiegel's smartest moves, the company paid just $64.2 million to acquire Bitstrips, and quickly integrated Bitmoji directly into Snapchat.