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swiftly

[swift-lee] / ˈswɪft li /


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The absence of those elements here makes “Hamnet” simply derivative; a loose thread, grabbed swiftly and pulled hard in the hopes that the audience will be undone.

From Salon

Two years later he made his Test debut - perhaps fittingly - against Wales in Cardiff and has swiftly become a regular in the Springboks team.

From BBC

The dirtiest laundry isn’t aired, and even at nine hours, it clips along so swiftly that the hardest times feel softened.

From Los Angeles Times

Wickets are falling more swiftly and more cheaply.

From BBC

Most legal experts considered the lawsuit baseless, but Paramount agreed to settle it for $16 million, after which the deal was swiftly approved.

From MarketWatch