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Asked this week when the association would be ready to hold a vote, Emmert replied: “A.S.A.P. is the desired outcome.”

From New York Times

I get why she wants to get it over with A.S.A.P., even if it’s too soon.

From New York Times

It’s picked at its peak and frozen A.S.A.P., so the flavor is always at its best.

From New York Times

Humanitarian corridors should be set up to help those who have a right to migrate, Mr. Muscat said, adding that those who come to Europe for economic reasons should be “sent back A.S.A.P.”

From New York Times

No—my wallet and I became separated either en route to the Via, in the whistling dark, or during the hike from the Via to our front door, a relatively illumined undertaking over a single curb and fifteen feet of sidewalk but one nonetheless involving the same chaos of moving items and bodies from A to B and steaming ahead as quickly as possible and getting out of the rain and into our building A.S.A.P.

From The New Yorker