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[McClatchy] The provincial government of British Columbia strikes a deal with an indigenous people that will fast-track the development of a liquefied natural gas export terminal.

The Canadians, Cann says, will bring "a wealth of experience, networks and knowledge that will fast-track and maximise Cann's growth strategy in Australia".

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Some Brexiters are getting excited by the idea that he will fast-track a sweetheart trade deal for Britain.

Adam Gamoran, a sociologist at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, who chairs the panel, says he hopes that the academy's internal reviewers will fast-track a letter report that the group plans to submit in the coming weeks.

Chief among their concerns is that the pro-business government will fast-track moves already underway in the senate to weaken or scrap environmental impact assessments for major infrastructure projects.

"There is a real danger that the government's proposals will unnecessarily fast track children into a legal process which we know from experience is not successful at addressing the root causes of their behaviour," he said.

2. The FDA will fast-track nano-enabled cancer treatment.

The 60-37 vote all but ensures the passage of legislation that will allow Obama to "fast-track" his negotiated trade pacts through Congress, preventing filibusters or amendments.

But many people are not convinced that the fast track will be fast enough.Another source of unhappiness is to be found in some of the countries where the cash is being spent.

A 2008 report from the American College of Emergency Physicians (ACEP) concluded that, "the clearest cause of crowding [in the ED] is the boarding of admitted patients", and warned that separate fast track mechanisms, "will create silos and obstacles to patient flow" [ 37].