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Murray had a similarly nervous start in his fourth-round match, dropping the first set in a tiebreaker to the unseeded Denis Istomin, but Thursday's match quickly traveled beyond nervous to downright maddening.

By then, she was in a jail cell, news that quickly traveled the neighborhood, leaving me the butt of jokes from kids whose families were also struggling, but who could at least say they had a mother at home.

Most researchers thought that after entering the bloodstream via a mosquito bite, the parasite, then in a life cycle stage called a sporozoite, quickly traveled to the liver to infect a single cell.

But word of the "gifts" quickly traveled beyond the hotel conference room and infinity pool.

Hollande quickly traveled to the scene of Tuesday's assault, the suburban town of St.-Etienne-du-Rouvray St.-Etienne-du-Rouvray St.-Etienne-du-Rouvray St.-Etienne-du-Rouvray

As mentioned before, monkfish quickly traveled full-circle from its "trash fish" status to being listed as a fish to avoid by the Monterey Bay Aquarium.

The storm quickly strengthened, becoming a severe tropical storm on October 26 as it rapidly traveled towards the northeast.

Coaches and trainers will be able to review a player's position at every point in a game and to see how far and how quickly balls traveled after they were kicked.

From all of these data, they came up with a profile for the TIDs: their amplitude, their frequency, and how quickly they traveled through the ionosphere.

Over the years, scientists have taken a variety of approaches to determine the canyon's age, such as estimating how quickly sediment traveled from one end of the canyon to the other and studying the age of formations within the canyon.

All four, including the experiment behind the first faster-than-light findings, called OPERA, found that this time around, the nearly massless neutrinos traveled quickly, but not that quickly.