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The market effectively and efficiently evaluates the outcome of the activist plans as being good for the company—period.

The probe lights glowed from the walls and ceiling, efficiently X-raying his bag and his clothing for any prohibited imports.

It is clear that public charities within the States can be efficiently administered only by their authority.

When crops are in drills they can be efficiently thinned, weeded and hoed—in other words, they can be cultivated.

His confidence in his magic bone was growing to sublimity as he noted how efficiently it carried him through every crisis.

So ably and efficiently did Major Braxton represent his constituents that he won another election without any opposition.