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speeding

[spee-ding] / ˈspi dɪŋ /




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Objections from local residents and nature conservation organizations have been a major hurdle to speeding up grid upgrades.

From The Wall Street Journal

They are often caused by speeding or mechanical failure.

From Barron's

Other spending, especially in the second quarter, simply resulted from Americans speeding up purchases of new cars and other big-ticket items before higher prices tied to U.S. tariffs kicked in.

From MarketWatch

Other spending, especially in the second quarter, simply resulted from Americans speeding up purchases of new cars and other big-ticket items before higher prices tied to U.S. tariffs kicked in.

From MarketWatch

"Our tool provides a reliable molecular 'map' that helps prioritize new biological targets, speeding up cancer research," Oviedo-Madrid adds.

From Science Daily