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from one moment to the next if things change from one moment to the next, they change quickly or frequently. The plans are being changed from one moment to the next. You never know from one moment to the next what kind of mood he'll be in. |
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From one moment to the next, the 200,000 people who had crammed into Circus Maximus, where the greatest games and chariot races of ancient Rome had taken place, held their breath in collective anticipation, then erupted in unbridled joy. A suicide bombing on a crowded bus en route to Jerusalem is the convergence point for the multiple narrators in this somber novel, which shows how drastically lives can change from one moment to the next. As Rowe shifts focus from one moment to the next, his version of events in our cinematic history comes through as colourful and vibrant, featuring unusual characters with chutzpah to spare. |
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from one moment to the next