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The time that it takes to shift armed forces from a peacetime to a wartime status, to complete operational deployment of groupings of forces (troops), and to ensure the readiness of first echelon strategic reserves predetermines the time frame for strategic deployment and directly impacts on its expeditiousness and timeliness. Not known for its expeditiousness, the FDA stunned everyone last year by speedily processing the flood of responses to a proposed ban on tobacco advertising aimed at minors. But for all the expeditiousness of the evening sojourns, it elevates the expectations of the captain to produce. |
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