Of course, American policies could hurry it up, in particular by trying to reduce the debt burden through inflation.

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The money wasn't coming fast enough for Ayrow, who implored Moalin in at least one recorded call to hurry it up.

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The Obama administration has been slow to nominate candidates: it should hurry up.

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So "we support Euro Area Leaders' resolve to address the strains in the eurozone in a credible and timely manner" translates as "just hurry up and get on with it".

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And although the biggest group, Tata, will move beyond its family when its heirless fifth-generation patriarch retires in 2012, it is in no hurry to break itself up.

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It was Malzahn who taught Morris his hurry-up, no-huddle offense when they were high-school coaches last decade.

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He was in a hurry for this, possibly because he wanted to head it up himself.

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That seems like it would clutter up the game in a hurry.

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It's a subtle hint to Congress to hurry up and pass free-trade agreements with Panama, Colombia and South Korea, which the Bush administration has already negotiated.

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Only tie your money up for a long time if you know you won't need it in a hurry.

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Swackett (free): Sweater, jacket or coat? (Get it?) This neat little weather app for iOS gives you simplified outerwear recommendations so you can hurry up and be on the go.

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