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streamlined
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The manufacturing process has been streamlined.
Movie subtitles
Built streamlined monstrosities to penetrate its resistance.
None of that streamlined stuff.
A modern streamlined flail.
The chief likes his boys streamlined.
These bronze whalers provide a rare glimpse of the streamlined power of animals fashioned by evolution into beautiful and near-perfect hunters in the sea.
Modern, streamlined.
I streamlined your security.
Gerbils are more streamlined and hamsters have a tendency to be fluffier.
Wherein this most streamlined and trunkless of transports - boner-inspiring though it may be - wherein are we to reposit our recently deceased cargo?
I have so much luggage, and you're so, streamlined.
These are the oldest of marine reptiles and most completely adapted to aquatic life, with streamlined fish-like bodies.
Their long toothless snouts are streamlined weapons, making it easy for them to snap up fast-moving prey.
Now it's a heap, but, uh, give me a couple of weeks and it'll look like a streamlined butterfly.
Look, they just have a more streamlined vision of the show, because it's going national and everybody's excited.
I'm getting so used to streamlined models I almost forget the feel of these crates.
Snow tubes and statues, perfumes and pistols piccolos and dynamos, garbage cans and feather fans candy sticks and building bricks silver chests and booby tests aeroplanes and streamlined trains.
I told you then that if we adopted regular, streamlined business methods. we could function as profitably. and with as little interference, as any nationally-known organization.
Streamlined organisation.
To extend his range and comparability with birds, Castel ruthlessly streamlined his body by exercise and diet, growing very lean in the leg, muscular in the shoulders, long in the arm and short in the neck.
Your asses have just been streamlined.
Yeah, they're streamlined.
No, it's just that. I have so much luggage, and you're so, um, streamlined.
Now it's a heap, but give me a couple of weeks and it'll look like. a streamlined butterfly.
When Coleman had been appointed Dean, he had ruthlessly hacked away the debt woods, streamlined the curriculum and dragged Athena kicking and screaming, from mediocrity to excellence.
Wherein this most streamlined and trunkless of transports, boner-inspiring though it may be, wherein are we to reposit our recently deceased cargo?
Streamlined corporate structure.
Like extras from some streamlined American film.
It's actually a very streamlined process.
A hamster. Gerbils are more streamlined and hamsters have a tendency to be fluffier.
I have so much luggage, and you're so, um, streamlined.
Streamlined that down to about five hours.
Well, as history has shown, nothing is further from the truth. The fact is the international bankers now had a streamlined machine to expand their personal ambitions.
She's flying now without a streamlined nosing, and there wasn't time to refuel, she could be running out of fuel now.
Process seems to be streamlined.
I prefer to think of it as streamlined.
Fox has really streamlined the process.
News and current affairs
Buchanan argued tirelessly for lower government spending, balanced budgets (even a balanced-budget amendment to the US Constitution), and streamlined regulation.
Just as soldiers and their means should be geared to these, so the chain of command needs to be streamlined to assure rapid deployment of combined forces, in close coordination with allies, and with political oversight guaranteed.
Though some countries have fixed their court systems, streamlined their tax administrations, and begun to get a handle on corruption, the impact on financial markets has been uneven.
We streamlined civil-military relations, guaranteed social and cultural rights, and attended to the problems of ethnic and religious minorities.
This means that government can no longer afford to view issues in isolation; its operations need to be de-compartmentalized and flattened, as well as streamlined.
In the run-up to the G20 summit access to the Fund's credit facilities was increased and policy conditions were streamlined.