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Typically, defense contractors crank out just a few hundred armored vehicles a year.

They fill life with checklists, and try to crank out tasks as if they were widget machines.

King recommends that you crank out a first draft and then put it in your drawer to let it rest.

Ten minutes of fresh air can get you relaxed and ready to crank out the work!

You don't need to make a sound while your five good neurons crank out the next malformed sentence from your cretaceous skull, numb nuts.

Most of those people, however, won't crank out a comical tune about it right before they go.

A hacked ribosome modified to handle both normal and mirror amino acids could crank out the stuff on an industrial scale.

LL: Well, when I was an undergraduate, I would just crank out essays and term papers, no problem. Of course, it's not that easy these days.

Once 3D printing machines are able to crank out products in such numbers, then more manufacturers will look to adopt the technology.

To accomplish this, eBay employs thousands of software engineers who crank out millions of lines of code.

"I would love Harvard Business School to crank out a 100 high-tech product managers per year, " he says.

Hell, punch a button, and it'll crank out a molecule-for-molecule replica of The Mona Lisa.

The blizzard had been expected, allowing cities time to crank out the salt and snow plows.

It's a quality game, in the sense that you can't just crank out calls and expect success if you're doing the wrong things.

It is also the kind of discipline necessary to crank out 1, 000 complicated pages in three years.

How high prices go this summer depends largely on what happens to the refineries that crank out the nation's fuel.

As developers, we should be able to concentrate on getting stuff done, instead of having to crank out minutiae in verbose XML.

The profit-driven modern malware writers crank out new and different malware mutations at an alarming rate.

The ability of American factories to crank out Sherman tanks and aircraft carriers was key to our victory in World War II.

You are able to focus, you can crank out your tasks, and you can lower your level of stress.

The Delorean factory was supposed to crank out 30, 000 of these futuristic looking cars.

Sometimes you have to just be patient enough to crank out the code you need to write.

Since we crank out so many stories each week some really good ones get lost in the cracks.

And they continue to crank out improvements to a Web site that is in every meaningful way a technological marvel.

In today's knowledge-dominated economy, that usually means providing advice on how to make the employees crank out better work.

To maintain growth of 8% this year, banks will need to crank out another round of lending equivalent to 30% of GDP.

I have to crank out the project today.

Informix can crank out 10, 000 rows in 1 second because of its advanced buffer pool management and industrial strength architecture.

Be interesting to see how fast China can crank out carriers considering the insane rate that they're building destroyers and frigates