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“It will always be fluid, and this is why regulators like eSafety have to be nimble,” she told BBC Radio 5 Live.

And while the court reasoned that immunity is needed to safeguard aggressive, nimble and presumably lawful presidential action, Trump takes the lesson that he can violate the Constitution with impunity.

“It was quick as a flash - her hands are so nimble. I didn't see anything.”

Analysts lauded the retailer for heavily investing in technology to become more efficient, remodeling stores to look more modern and adopting a nimble, experimental mindset.

As impossibly nimble as an F1 car is, F1 teams’ design concepts take as much time to turnaround as an oil tanker.