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thick and fast

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thick and fast
in large numbers or amounts and at a rapid rate. The enemy soldiers came thick and fast. New problems seem to come thick and fast.
See also: and, fast, thick


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Sweet because the black comedy moments came thick and fast - bitter because BBC3 has made a big mistake.
In the heat of recession - the world is a fast paced place, and change is coming thick and fast If you want your child to be able weather storms and stand on their own two feet in this competitive and dynamic world - you need to ensure they have Leadership skills In the heat of recession - the world is a fast paced place, and change is coming thick and fast.
Thick and fast The attacks came thick and fast after the half hour mark with Hong Yong-jo and the dangerous Jong Tae-se thwarted by Majed Naser in the UAE goal.
 
 
 
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