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Indeed, most city centres - and not just on Fridays - have been transformed by alcohol, which has quickly been used to fill the void the collapse of our manufacturing industry created after it became cheaper to outsource work to the developing world the work that once defined urban life.

After the death of Abbot Waltheof, his successor, Abbot William, refused to encourage the rumours which had quickly been spreading about Waltheof's saintliness.

That extends beyond legal action and into public opinion, which has quickly shifted to being in favor of marriage equality.

Sony made the big reveal at the Game Developers Conference, which has quickly gained the reputation of being just as newsworthy a show as E3.

That is when SFX Entertainment Inc., which has quickly become the nation's largest provider of live entertainment, plans to move into the Candler Building, 220 West 42nd Street.

The model to follow, he says, will be the PlayStation, which has quickly propelled its video-game business into one of Sony's best sources of profit.

Branding Brand has benefitted greatly from the rapid rise of mobile, which has so quickly been adopted by consumers that retailers are still failing to keep pace.

World peace through learning Turkish is emphasized by the heavily religious network, which has been quickly expanding throughout the globe.

Besides the new hashtag, which has been quickly adopted by progressives on Twitter, the Center for American Progress Action Fund plans to develop a dedicated portal on their I Am Progress microsite that aggregates #Topprog tweets, ranks the top progressives on Twitter and serves as a "public gathering point for people twittering about progressive ideas," according to Dr. Rosenblatt.

After confirmation this week that the H5N1 strain of bird flu, which has been spreading quickly in Asia, had been discovered in Romania and perhaps Greece, European Union foreign ministers convened an emergency meeting.

The measure, which has been moving quickly through the House, is intended to prevent late-term abortions on fetuses that proponents say can already feel pain at 20 weeks.