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This is likely to include speeded-up tribunal hearings and temporary contracts.
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Senators plan to offer a speeded-up pathway to citizenship to farm workers already in the country illegally who've worked in the industry for at least two years.
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In an ideal world Mr Brown would govern as best as he can till the late autumn, oversee the implementation of the speeded-up Kelly reforms, thus drawing the sting from the expenses scandal, and then call an election to clear the air.
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He plans to meet with the Isles of Scilly Steamship Company to discuss the possibility of the major Scillonian re-fit being speeded up so the ferry can sail next Christmas.
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The combined result of the two big parties was the worst in a western state in nearly 60 years, continuing a decline speeded up by their awkward power-sharing at federal level.
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The customs authority has speeded up too, and the natural-disasters agency has been reorganised.
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The government has also increased the tax on land left idle, and speeded up the procedures for its re-distribution.
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JAEGAR-MILLER: The lack of flooding in the Quarter speeded up the physical recovery here, but tourists have been much slower to return.
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The computer has speeded things up a bit more, and indeed is making everyone self-sufficient in ways that Mr Alan may not have envisaged.
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Suggesting that the timetable for a free-trade zone, which was agreed on in 1997, should be speeded up, he invited his colleagues to meet again in Cairo for a special economic summit.
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The best way to win these investors over would be to convince them that long-promised plans to finish roads, ports, railways and other projects would be speeded up, rather than delayed.
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