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AS fleetly as Hillary Clinton vacuums up the money, she piles up the paradoxes.

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Comparing the finite element method with measured value, the analysis result shows the accurate simulation can be fleetly achieved by finite element method.

SFO Music Director Nicola Luisotti led a precise and transparent account of the score that stressed the smooth and delicate at the expense of rhythmic bite, yet without eroding our experience of a fleetly paced and entertaining evening.

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He understands and enjoys that rhythm, allowing the material reality of the process to set the tempo and then stepping into the flow fleetly, like a dancer.

But with his natural dramatic know-how, his long, expressive limbs, and an ability to move fleetly across a huge stage, Fairchild was a sensation dancing opposite Sterling Hyltin.

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Any film that tells his story would have to be light on its feet, but the deftness and surety of Jason ReitmanAAEs latest work defy the law of gravity.Crisply funny and fleetly paced, itAAEs in its quiet way one of the saddest things in the theaters all year.

Moving fleetly between formats (sculpture, video, drawing, photography, sound), the Pakistani-born, London-raised, Berlin-based artist specializes in elegant, witty, circular proposals that could almost be one-liners if they didn't open onto questionings of perceptual habit and expectation.

And to do so, this "I" would shed gender so fleetly and utterly that your "I" cannot even disclose its own gender: technically, we the reader cannot tell for certain whether "I" is male, or female.

(3.m.12.5-9) Once upon a time, the Thracian singer, mourning the death of his wife with tearful lays, induced woods to run fleetly and rivers to stand still.

The interplay among all three musicians is a delight, with bassist Gary Peacock sounding especially geared up for this concert, his fingers fleetly flying.