Are you creating a new way of life or are you trying to take a short cut?

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If a player tries to take a short cut it won't be anything that he hasn't seen in the past.

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In a later calculation, the Grid's software could then automatically detect whether a computation had to be started from scratch, or could take a short cut using a previous result stored somewhere in the system.

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So Zagreb does not need to take a legally questionable short-cut through the constitutional maze that Serbian Prime Minister Zoran Djindjic opted for when he transferred the former Yugoslav leader, Slobodan Milosevic, to The Hague last month.

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In many countries girls marry at a very young age, become pregnant too early and cut short their education to take care of their young family.

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Since economic revival will take a lot more sweat, tears and time, the bomb tests were also meant to be a short cut to greater world prominence.

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The government decided to cut short the proceedings on a day election results in Karnataka state show the Congress party will take control of the government there from the Bharatiya Janata Party.

WSJ: India Reforms Delayed as Parliament Cuts Short Session