See fast and furious on Wiktionary
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"ref": "1884 [1855], Pedro Carolino, James Millington, English as She Is Spoke, Introduction",
"text": "In the second part, entitled “Familiar Dialogues,” the fun grows fast and furious.",
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"ref": "1920, Institute of Leadership & Management (Great Britain), The financial review",
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"ref": "1982, Gerald Redmond, The sporting Scots of nineteenth-century Canada",
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