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hastened
verb as in speed something; hurry
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His departure was then hastened by a Copa América loss to Panama last June.
From Los Angeles Times
The oft-injured Fosse later claimed that lingering effects from his shoulder injury hastened his retirement.
From Los Angeles Times
That tape is important because prosecutors say the political firestorm it caused hastened the payment to Daniels.
From Seattle Times
Some, like Korstad, believe the campus unrest hastened the U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam.
From Seattle Times
Decay can be hastened by pests, mold, moisture, heat, cold and plain old use, among countless other factors.
From New York Times
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