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quick

[kwik] / kwɪk /




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While some software players rank among the major technology companies that could grow sales the quickest in the coming years, many of the stocks that screen as having fast sales growth are in hardware-adjacent sectors.

From MarketWatch

That's why I always say to myself, even we have this hype with Sunderland, just stay humble and don't forget where you came from because this can change very quick.

From BBC

Now, a new world order will test the EU’s ability to create quick consensus.

From The Wall Street Journal

The platforms are sending out a range of forms for users to file with their taxes — and they are quick to note they can’t give any tax advice.

From MarketWatch

He said the current situation was "frightening" with drivers who had broken down having to rely on a quick response from other drivers to move out when signs said a lane had been closed.

From BBC