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101Fast forward (disambiguation) — Fast forward is a process of quickly moving through storage media such as cassette tapes.Fast Forward may refer to: *Fast Forward (computer program), a brain activity program for schools developed by Scientific Learning * Fast Forward (1985 film) …
102Fast and Loose — may refer to:Fast and Loose (con game) a cheating game sometimes known as The Strap Fast and Loose (film) a 1930 romatic comedy starring Miriam Hopkins and Carole Lombard Fast and Loose (1939 film) a 1939 detective comedy starring Robert… …
103Fast-Track — kann bedeuten: Eine Rechteverwertungsgesellschaft, siehe Fast Track Digital Copyright Network Dienste im Programm Kopernikus Netzwerkprotokoll, siehe FastTrack In Flughäfen, die beschleunigte Passagierabfertigung, meist für VIPs oder CIPs. Siehe… …
104Fast — Données clés Réalisation Dante Desarthe Acteurs principaux Frédéric Gélard, Jean François Stévenin, Karin Viard Pays d’origine …
105Fast Company — Saltar a navegación, búsqueda Fast Company Título Fast Company Ficha técnica Dirección David Cronenberg Producción Michael Lebowitz Peter O Brian David Perlmutter …
106Fast Reports — Fast Reports, Inc  российская компания по разработке программного обеспечения для формирования отчетов. Основана в 1998 году. Потенциальные пользователи: Business Intelligence, администраторы корпоративных сетей, разработчики в средах… …
107fast lane — UK US noun ● the fast lane Cf. the fast lane ● life in the fast lane Cf. life in the fast lane ► FAST TRACK(Cf. ↑fast track) …
108fast — fast, rapid, swift, fleet, quick, speedy, hasty, expeditious mean moving, proceeding, or acting with great celerity. Fast and rapid are often used without distinction; but fast frequently applies to the moving object and emphasizes the way in… …
109fast — [adj1] speedy accelerated, active, agile, blue streak*, breakneck*, brisk, chop chop*, dashing, double time*, electric, expeditious, expeditive, flashing, fleet, fleeting, flying, hairtrigger*, hasty, hot, hurried, hypersonic, in a jiffy*, in… …
110fast|ness — fast|ness1 «FAST nihs, FAHST », noun. 1. a strong, safe place; stronghold: »The bandits hid in their mountain fastness. SYNONYM(S): refuge. 2. a being fast or firm; firmness. ╂[< fast1 secure + …
