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• We do have qualms about moving too precipitately on this.
• And then, just as precipitately, he returned to New Zealand.
• They agreed that the United States could not pull out of Iraq precipitately.
• They fled precipitately right into the presence of the sergeant and his men.
• The highest point is Mount Jamimbi which falls precipitately to the lake below.
• Yet plenty of traps await Bush if he precipitately tries to go it alone.
• Capital was pulled precipitately out of these emerging markets and the currencies sold down.
• These neurones then discharge precipitately and intensely.
• This used to be a low-budget wine, but merlot prices have been climbing precipitately.
• Because of the unsettled situation in Afghanistan this is a particularly dangerous time for India to act precipitately.
• _How can we uphold international law while violating its most basic precept by precipitately invading another country?
• He inflicted such heavy punishment upon his adversaries that they fell back precipitately to Bar-sur-Aube.
• But none of these nations has suffered a blow, so precipitately, to its esteem as Britain this week.
• But they said the Peruvian air force had rushed through the rules of engagement, and launched the attack precipitately.
• Still less could he have imagined that this Self-Appointment would have been precipitately confirmed by the Booksellers ."
• We fully sympathize with the impulse, but the complex circumstances of the Mideast make it premature to act so precipitately.
• The Calicut forces suffered heavily in the fight at Trichur and fled precipitately to their fortified stations in Kunnankulam and Chelakara.
• However, on 5 July 1700, he precipitately left Whitehaven without his father's permission and returned to London.
• During the reign of Kamalavarman, the Saffarid rule weakened precipitately and ultimately Sistan became a part of the Samanid Empire.
• "We had a friendly divorce, " said Massey, who chuckled at a suggestion that he was remarrying rather precipitately.