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in a mad rush

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in a mad rush
Fig. in a hurry. I ran around all day today in a mad rush, looking for a present for Bill. Why are you always in a mad rush?
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In a mad rush to spruce up China before the Summer Olympics, officials are hoping a long list of cosmetic fixes will give the world a favorable impression of the young superpower.
Embarrassed by the rejection of a Jets stadium for the West Side and the endless squabbling about the design for a Freedom Tower at ground zero, city and state officials overseeing the Javits project seem to be in a mad rush to push it through.
In the recent past, many private companies were in a mad rush to go public to reap the benefits of an IPO.
 
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