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fast

[fast, fahst] / fæst, fɑst /










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Miller says that some businesses adapt faster than others, but capital will increasingly flow to those proving they can win in an AI-driven environment, and diverted from those that can’t.

From The Wall Street Journal

However, the UK government has been accused of not acting fast enough to protect Cyprus from enemy drones and missiles.

From BBC

Bond markets also were on the move with traders pricing in both the expected impact of faster inflation and the likely damage to global growth prospects.

From Barron's

The deal gets relief to consumers and other market participants faster than going through trial, a Justice Department official said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Newsom said joining the WHO-led consortium would enable California to respond faster to communicable disease outbreaks and other public health threats.

From Los Angeles Times