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1
The process of loading is therefore
very
expeditious
and easy.
2
The officer of registration was
very
expeditious
from long practice.
3
Upon my word, you have been
very
expeditious
,
Miss.
4
But, to return to what I was saying, Luckie Howatson is
very
expeditious
,
for this lass-
5
They are
very
expeditious
in their proceedings.
6
Indeed, he was
very
expeditious
in starting.
7
This is surely being
very
expeditious
,
and saves a world of trouble as well as of wailing.
8
Then the future passes us by, basically, in a
very
expeditious
and efficient way, he told Business Insider.
9
The vessel was well manned, certainly, and all sail was set upon her in a
very
expeditious
manner.
10
This was a perfectly silent method, and one which, with little practice, soon became a
very
expeditious
one.
11
James was
very
expeditious
in his movements, and in less than half an hour returned with the family physician.
12
Ray had been
very
expeditious
.
13
If it was not
very
expeditious
,
it was probably on the average quite as much so as in the eighteenth century.
14
I thought that I was
very
expeditious
over my toilette, notwithstanding which I found myself half an hour late for dinner.
very
expeditious
very