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At every moment, our existence takes place only on the instantaneous, knife-edge of Now, which can never be captured and held immobile.

In contrast, South Korean officials gave near instantaneous approval to commercial labs, and they quickly began testing 10,000 people a day.

The moves also will temporarily alter the look and feel of Twitter, a service built on instantaneous conversation, quips, and breaking news.

The anecdote met with instantaneous success, and I hurried away into the dark.

The loud applause was instantaneous, and Jonathan turned quickly to Hepsey, as he stamped his feet and clapped his hands.

For that it did demand time, and that it was not an instantaneous creation, is implied in the expression "to form."

On the contrary, he must have given the order to stop with instantaneous alacrity.

Now we can explain this phenomenon perfectly by the uniform nature and the instantaneous rise of that resulting aggregate feeling.

But during those years she had not formed an instinct of absolute, unwavering, instantaneous honesty.

And then he unfolds to me a instantaneous idea that has occurred to him.