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swift and sure

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swift and sure
fast and certain. (As with the flight of a well-aimed arrow.) The response of the governor to the criticism by the opposing party was swift and sure. The boxer's punch was swift and sure and resulted in a quick knockout and a very short match.
See also: and, sure, swift


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Bo Hla Tint, the foreign affairs minister in the exiled National Coalition Government of Burma, has been quoted as saying: "The world must not let this moment pass without swift and sure action.
The political backlash would be swift and sure against any politician who refused to support restoring the jail beds needed to keep serious offenders in custody.
Florida, swift and sure, against rough and ready and undefeated Alabama.
 
 
 
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