The aim was to bully carmakers without plants in Brazil to hurry up and build them.
But the chorus of impatient publishing executives shouting "hurry up" is only likely to get louder.
"The pace here tends to be hurry up, then wait-and-see, " says one foreign executive.
"Ralf, just hurry up and make a decision, " Coulthard joked ahead of this weekend's Malaysian Grand Prix.
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The Obama administration has been slow to nominate candidates: it should hurry up.
Others in the opposition argue that the elections will have to be overseen by Mr Habibie, and he must hurry up.
Facebook better hurry up and get its deal done before more deterioration.
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"We were looking to establish a place where we will not lose them in that process of 'hurry up and wait, ' " Foster said.
"Neural recovery is a hurry up and wait situation, " Zorman said.
It's a subtle hint to Congress to hurry up and pass free-trade agreements with Panama, Colombia and South Korea, which the Bush administration has already negotiated.
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So "we support Euro Area Leaders' resolve to address the strains in the eurozone in a credible and timely manner" translates as "just hurry up and get on with it".
Our mother, Maud, and I were always waiting for Vivi: in the hall before we went to church or shouting for her from the landing to hurry up for school.
He's being pressured by theater owner Philip Henslowe (Geoffrey Rush, now almost fully repented from the grandstanding of "Shine") and producer Hugh Fennyman (Tom Wilkinson) to hurry up and finish his new play.
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So the report calls on the Europeans, slow to open their purses (America spends more on co-operative threat-reduction in a year than Europeans have over the past ten, points out one impatient American official), to pay for the work at Russia's civilian nuclear sites, leaving America free to hurry up work at trickier military ones.
"A lot of NFL teams run that up-tempo offense, " said Syracuse quarterback Ryan Nassib after running a hurry-up offense in a Senior Bowl practice overseen by Oakland Raiders coaches on Thursday.
It was Malzahn who taught Morris his hurry-up, no-huddle offense when they were high-school coaches last decade.
Of course, American policies could hurry it up, in particular by trying to reduce the debt burden through inflation.
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The money wasn't coming fast enough for Ayrow, who implored Moalin in at least one recorded call to hurry it up.
To hurry things up, the report also calls on the General Assembly, which holds the money-bags, to approve ready-made start-up kits for at least five missions.
That changed with the introduction of the PlayBook in the fall of 2010, though, which also marked the beginning of a hurry-up-and-wait period for the company.
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"For the past four years, we've lived our lives in this hurry-up-and-wait, pins-and-needles way, " Perry said, recalling the crush of court deadlines and the seemingly endless wait for rulings from a federal district judge, the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, also based there, and the California Supreme Court.
They are in no hurry to give up their independence or raise children just because they now can.
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The Fed could hurry that process up by raising the penalties.
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