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Coin thought the parachutes would expedite the war. (source)expedite = speed up
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I had hoped to have him weaned--and my breasts completely my own again within five months. My new game plan will expedite that schedule, (source)
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Gomez had decided to take him there himself in order to expedite things... (source)expedite = speed progress of
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My father's five-day trip to Tehran turned into a twenty-five-day stay, during which he ran around frantically recounting his story to everyone, hoping that someone might know someone who might be able to expedite the process.† (source)
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I drove back to Montgomery and thought about how to expedite Walter's release.† (source)
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Although Langdon knew the elevator would expedite the long, two-story climb to the Denon Wing, he remained motionless.† (source)
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DR. DOANE: We'll expedite the application.† (source)
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Given the very real deadline we're working under, it will be an expedited hearing.† (source)expedited = made sure something happened faster than normal
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The United Nations—embarrassed by the handover of men who had sought its protection to such obviously dire circumstances—responded by expediting resettlement proceedings for the wives and children of the men whose trust the institution had violated.† (source)expediting = making sure something happens faster than normal
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I'll have one of the girls expedite everything.† (source)
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Expedited pardons† (source)Expedited = made sure something happened faster than normal
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"But," said Morrel, "is there no way of expediting all these formalities—of releasing him from arrest?"† (source)expediting = making sure something happens faster than normal
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Recognizing that the basic climbing skills of some of his clients were highly susPect, Hall intended to rely on fixed lines to safeguard and expedite both our group and Fischer's group over the most difficult ground.† (source)
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Eugene's trip to Tilghman Brothers, the exorbitant fee they had charged for the expedited service (exactly double their regular fee), Junior's two separate trips to apply the varnish and the final trip he would make Friday morning to screw the eyebolts back in and reattach the ropes on their figure eights and hang the swing from the ceiling: she would have no idea of any of that.† (source)expedited = made sure something happened faster than normal
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His paternal affection, it is true, had for an instant gained the victory over pride and patriotism; but both had returned in full force, and under their joint operation, he was now bent upon making a determined effort for the union of Athelstane and Rowena, together with expediting those other measures which seemed necessary to forward the restoration of Saxon independence.† (source)expediting = making sure something happens faster than normal
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When she told him that she was reconsidering applying to Juilliard, he arranged for an accelerated audition schedule and even helped expedite her application.† (source)
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