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The work was accelerated, Vikram Parekh, an analyst for the International Crisis Group, said to me, because the Bush Administration badly needs "a success story" this year.
Originally, the escalator was to be ready by fall 2004, but the work was accelerated after riders complained of platform crowding.
Track laying work was accelerated by increasing the number of workers from 58 to 195.
Construction work was accelerated from October 18 after the United States Third Fleet was withdrawn from providing direct support to the planned landing at Leyte.
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The command has been a hub of intense activity since the Sept. 11 attacks, and work is accelerating as the military amasses troops, weapons, warships and aircraft around Iraq to pressure it to disarm -- and to prepare for attack, if President Bush decides on war.
For Devine, the issue is that "the change in the complexity of work, or the evolution of work, is accelerating at a faster rate than the ongoing development of workers".
Because of its potential strategic importance, work on the line was accelerated after the empire entered World War I on the side of Germany and the other Central Powers.
To the extent that the shift to "women's work" has been accelerated by recession, the change may reverse when the economy recovers.
New units are being installed in a frenzy of construction in which the pace of work has been accelerated.
As the political situation in Europe worsened in July 1914, the senior officer in Tsingtau at the time, Fregattenkapitän (Frigate Captain) Karl von Müller, the commander of Emden, ordered the repair work to Cormoran to be accelerated.
Project demonstrations should be accelerated to work out technical systems for far offshore and deepwater wind farms.
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