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expedite verb accelerate, accomplish promptly, aid, assist, clear the way, dispatch, drive on, ease, encourage, expedire, facilitate, forward, foster, further, give a start, hasten, help, hurry, maturare, move up, pave the way, precipitate, promote, push ahead, push forward, push through, put into action, quicken, rush, set in motion, smoothe, speed, speed up, stimulate, support, urge forrard, urge on See also: conduce, dispatch, ease, facilitate, hasten, help, precipitate How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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As reported in the last issue of The Tax Executive, we have contracted with a new international expediter to speed our mailings to our Canadian, European, and Asian members. Supported by daily online training sessions and telephone support, MightyMap has quickly become an invaluable tool for a growing number of real estate brokers, investors, appraisers, attorneys, architects and expediters. Some scholars dispute this story and say that the veneration of the expediter is centuries old. |
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