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fast forward

noun as in function of going forward quickly

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Fast forward a few months, and this time three of the four changes Postecoglou made to his side were at the back - as he handed captain Ryan Yates and fellow defenders Nicolo Savona and Jair Cunha their first league starts of the season.

From BBC

Fast forward to July, when Meta revealed a set of new and largely symbolic teen safety features.

From Salon

Fast forward to Tuesday, when Federal Communications Chairman Brendan Carr claimed on a right-wing podcast that Kimmel had said “the sickest thing possible” about Charlie Kirk’s assassination on his show.

From Salon

Fast forward to now, and the 60-year-old was relaxed in the City Ground press room, joking about how his birthday celebrations at the weekend were interrupted by negotiations with Forest and how the school run was the best motivator to return to work.

From BBC

Fast forward to the 2024 sequel, “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice,” and we find a similar dynamic, but with a twist.

From Salon

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

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