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fast forward

noun as in function of going forward quickly

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Fast forward a couple of decades and he is retiring as one of the most recognisable athletes on the planet.

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Fast forward three years and that price has slumped to just under $5 - and the company is worth 2% of what it once was.

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Fast forward 24 months and the transformation is remarkable.

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Fast forward to 2024-25 season and the same scenario appears to be unfolding.

Fast forward to the 2024 sequel, "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice," and we find a similar dynamic, but with a twist.

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