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Isabelle Carreau of TV Squad said he was surprised Robin's back story was fleshed out so quickly, and speculated it could lead to a permanent role in the series.

The German news media quickly began speculating about whether the president would step down before the matter could come to a vote.

In our Prototyping Access to Justice class, Kursat Ozenc and I are leading student teams to get quickly from speculating about how the courts could be improved to implementing new concepts.

After IBM announced its plans to acquire Red Hat for $34 billion, pundits quickly started speculating about when Red Hat competitors like Suse and Canonical would sell, as well.

Hochscheid believes that daylight surfacing helps the loggerheads warm up quickly; she speculates it could also aid digestion, though she's not sure how.

Following Gillibrand's win, Republicans quickly began speculating about possible 2008 candidates.

"People weren't necessarily expecting Oliver to fail, but no one was predicting he'd be this good this quickly," they raved, speculating that Oliver has now been firmly established as Stewart's "heir apparent", should Stewart ever decide to leave the show.

Mr Bernanke may not lower interest rates as quickly as some analysts have speculated, keeping the price of mortgages high.But this is not necessarily bad news for everyone.

When the Toq was released, it was widely speculated that it would quickly fail on the consumer market.

The Dow Jones industrial average soared as much as 243 points in early morning trading Monday as investors speculated that the war would end quickly.

But some doubted whether Microsoft approved of Nokia's Android experiment — and speculated that the line would be quickly culled by Redmond.