Synonyms for as soon as possible
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1. as soon as possibleadverb

   Synonyms:
   ASAP

2. as soon as possibleadverb

   As soon as is possible; at one's earliest convenience; at the earliest possible time.

   Synonyms:
   ASAP

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1. Selahattin Demirtas:

   You should have no doubt that I will be acquitted in front of the law as soon as possible. So long as the judicial authorities follow the superiority of the law and not the government's expectations.

2. Rima Kamal:

   Since our colleague’s abduction, we mobilized all channels possible to secure her release, over the past five months, we have certainly had some leads. We are however unable to share or elaborate on these leads publically due to the sensitivity of any abduction case. What matters now is Nourane’s safe return to her family as soon as possible.

3. Thomas Hughes:

   We recognize there are many who want the board to start hearing cases as soon as possible, we have all shared that ambition... our first principle has always been to ensure we take the correct steps to get this right.

4. Chuck Schumer:

   We need hearings as soon as possible to assess what President Trump might have committed to President Putin in secret, president Trump's public statements were alarming enough.

5. Mark Esper:

   Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Wednesday Defense Secretary Mark Esper has given approval for the military to airlift USAID personnel and supplies to the Bahamas, in addition to assessment teams. I have approved DoD support to NORTHCOM to airlift USAID personnel and supplies and we also will be sending along with that aircraft a DoD airfield assessment team, an airfield clearing team and an air traffic control team to open the Bahamas up as soon as possible for relief flights, aid flights, so again thats all in addition to what were prepared to provide for the people of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, and others.