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fast forward

noun as in function of going forward quickly

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Fast forward to the present, and her ODI average was modest at 22.55 before Sunday's heroics when she surpassed her previous 50-over best score of 71 not out.

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Fast forward ten years, and social media and dating apps have made us all more aware of how we look, says Dr Farjo, and seeing celebrities and influencers being more open about hair transplants has normalised the procedure.

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Fast forward one year, and Michael Hartnett’s weekly Flow Show report notes mark that U.S.

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Fast forward 41 years to this Friday and Saturday at Del Mar and Wawee will be there, both as a fan — short for fanatic — and a microshare owner of Distaff favorite Seismic Beauty, attending his 42nd consecutive Breeders’ Cup.

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Fast forward to now, and many of these types of golf clubs have booked her for shows and actually pay for her to be vulgar.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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