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In other words, the brave can make good money from a mania — so long as they are nimble and remember to sell when things turn south.

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Easy enough - except our celebrities had to navigate through a fiendish array of red laser beams, all pointing at awkward angles, meaning the most nimble had the easiest time of it.

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While Amazon has the biggest cloud business by revenue, the perception that the tech giant is falling behind nimbler competitors has weighed on the company’s stock price.

“We have a very nimble and efficient team.”

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“The ability to see something that’s happened in culture and be really nimble is a huge competitive advantage” over Hollywood’s typical timelines, he said.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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