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coming quickly on the heels ofсразу же вслед за (Coming quickly on the heels of the highly publicized Chinese spy balloon drama that occurred earlier this month, it has understandably been suggested that the three UFOs were similar in nature, though it would appear that the trio of objects downed this weekend were smaller, differently shaped, and flying at lower altitudes. coasttocoastam.com ART Vancouver)
quickly get you up to speedбыстро вводить в курс дела (on ... – по вопросу ... / по вопросам ... Alex_Odeychuk)
things are happening so quicklyвсё меняется прямо на глазах (financial-engineer)
thumb through a book quicklyпросмотреть быстро книгу (z484z)
thumb through a book quicklyпролистать быстро книжку (z484z)
word very quickly got out thatбыстро разнеслась весть о том, что (It was an article that focused on a strange wave of sightings of hairy, upright bipedal creatures that looked like hair-covered humans and which were seen in the heart of England’s Cannock Chase woods. But with one big difference: the heads of the terrible beasts closely resembled those of wolves. No wonder, then, that word very quickly got out that a pack of deadly werewolves was on the loose in the area. Such is the strength with which the old traditions and folklore still prevail in the UK, even the local newspaper, the Chase Post, gave the reports significant coverage. mysteriousuniverse.org ART Vancouver)