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Meanings of quick transitions in English

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Usage of quick transitions in English
1
Yet such quick transitions from error to truth were not unfrequent.
The Martyr of the Catacombs / A Tale of Ancient Rome
2
There are also a lot of direct balls and quick transitions.
The Guardian
3
After all, I was young; I had these quick transitions.
In the Days of the Comet
4
Guardiola had been extremely wary of Liverpool's quick transitions.
The Guardian
5
All formulations agree in ascribing quick transitions between faunas to direct effects of environmental perturbation.)
The Structure of Evolutionary Theory
6
Nor did they remain long in the same position; but these changes were made by pretty quick transitions.
A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume...
7
Managing the rope at belays and rappels on multi-pitch routes can be a smooth operation that leads to quick transitions and more climbing.
Climbing Magazine
8
He was rapid in his utterance, and so full of energy, that Miss Mackenzie did not quite follow him in his quick transitions.
Miss Mackenzie
9
Plainly this did not suit Totti, who cut an isolated figure unable to keep up with the quick transitions from defence to attack.
The Guardian
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