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speed-read (spdrd)
v. speed-read (-rd), speed-read·ing, speed-reads
v.tr.
To read (a book, newspaper, or magazine, for example) by means of speed-reading.
v.intr.
To practice or engage in speed-reading.
speed-reader n.
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