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Perhaps Secretary Rice can swiftly exercise Henry Kissingeresque diplomacy and cleverly force Iran into a corner with Europe, China and Russia ready to apply serious sanctions against these black-robed fascists if they don't drop their nuclear ambitions.
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The set ended with "Giant Steps," Coltrane's exercise in swiftly moving harmony, perfect for Mr. Garrett but completely the wrong tune for Mr. Sanders.
WHEN David Hicks drives himself to his local home improvement store and can't find a disabled parking space, his simple errand can swiftly turn into an exercise in frustration.
The administration must move as swiftly as possible to exercise its authority to restart transfers out of Guantanamo, beginning with those detainees previously cleared for transfer.
Mr. Skeeter, 30, a stocky man in a dark blue shirt and tie, moved swiftly to a second timed exercise, the "Mad Minute," 60 multiplication problems in 60 seconds.
My cousin and I ate half our dishes, then swiftly and silently exchanged plates, exercising extra discretion in this company.
It was swiftly followed by what was effectively an exercise in conflict prevention: an audit of all 8m votes.
The Guptas acted swiftly, putting Sylvania through a massive restructuring exercise with edgy bankers monitoring them.
Shotton estimates that his own experiment with one PLoS NTD article required ten person-weeks of effort (although, with the learning phase behind them, the exercise could doubtless be repeated more swiftly) [ 34].
The spokesman added that the school had also accepted "it exercised poor judgment in not acting swiftly when it saw the boys concerned" and had taken steps to ensure it did not happen again.
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