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n. (alternative spelling of fast track English) vb. (alternative spelling of fast track English)
Usage examples of "fast-track".
Yet Times executives chose to look the other way again and again and continued to fast-track Blair for promotions until the bloggers and other critics uncovered his lies.
Mariella and Penn Brown and Anchee Ye have been put on a fast-track program.
It was a fast-track monorail, cutting directly through the City, south to Turku, then east to Helsinki Terminal.
Six months of fast-track beta-testing of prototypes by trusted users would follow before commercial release.
Valerie Breaux, daughter of her deceased Uncle Henri, made no apologies for her roughshod, fast-track career path from jury consultant to Court TV anchor.
The genetic algorithms that had fast-tracked the survey program’.
He’d won awards for fast-track research in plant lectins and he had a reputation for getting results when no one else could.
France and the UK had already done so, but there was a growing sense of isolation and unilateralism in Congress, as evidenced by the failure of the fast-track legislation and the refusal to pay our UN dues or our contribution to the International Monetary Fund.
They were fast-track achievers: They mountain-biked in Moab, windsurfed on the Columbia River in Oregon.