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The storybook Final Four run put Loyola on the fast track to building a team like this year’s.

Now, as vaccines remain hard to get and the pandemic continues to weigh on the economy, corporate giants are tapping their logistical and technological resources to help fast track vaccinations to their communities.

“Ever since Quip was acquired Taylor seemed to be on the fast track, becoming president and chief product officer less than a year-and-a-half after the acquisition, and then two years later being promoted to chief operating officer,” Leary said.

Although being a literal monopoly, with no available competition of any kind, can put you on the fast track to investigation, the law has broader concerns.

Barrett is on a fast track for Senate confirmation before Election Day.

On the contrary, if the Court now decides to hear this case on the merits, it might be a fast-track.

In the 1970s, Bergoglio was on a fast track in the church hierarchy.

“Fiscal Cliff Talk Gets Fast Track,” in The Wall Street Journal.

With that math, the amount already accomplished shows Occupy SMS on a fast track to becoming a major player in the relief effort.

Then it would likely be fast track to presidential candidate.

There wasn't any use of anyone telling us to go slow, this wasn't any fast track.