fast-track
[fast-trak, fahst-]
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verb (used with or without object)
to advance or develop rapidly.
adjective
of or relating to the fast track.
fast track
noun
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Contemporary Examples of fast-track
On the contrary, if the Court now decides to hear this case on the merits, it might be a fast-track.
And we need a fast-track process to make sure that infrastructure projects are approved.
Moreover, killing bin Laden gave him the consummation he most devoutly wished, namely a fast-track to paradise.
A bill could come to the Senate floor as early as Wednesday, and the administration is aiming to fast-track the legislation.
He used live models to show how Rudy Guede, who was convicted in a fast-track trial last October, likely killed Kercher alone.
fast-track
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