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Stan’s swift rise in fortune and swifter descent into alcoholism and madness feels like a feverish parody of the get-rich-quick story.

The brokerage says this could yield swifter volume contribution from the Philippine company’s terminals based in Europe, Middle East and Africa, as this terminal is considered to be its largest operation in Africa so far.

She has called for swifter rate reductions and a greater focus on regional financial stability.

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But UK business owners and industry groups say they want swifter action to protect High Street retailers from being undercut, and consumers from potentially faulty goods.

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She added: "As part of our Plan for Change, I will do whatever it takes to bring down the backlog and deliver swifter justice for victims."

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

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