Examples of using Quickly spread in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The panic quickly spread to two other large trusts,
Yayoi culture quickly spread to the main island of Honshū,
The quality indicators have been developed in the hospital context and their use quickly spread to primary health care.
so AIDS appeared in the late 20th century and quickly spread.
Suddenly, a virus infected one of the scientist and it quickly spread between the rest of the crew except you.
PBL was proposed by McMaster University's School of Medicine, Canada, and quickly spread as a curriculum proposal.
The popularity of Poker meant that it quickly spread throughout the USA, along the transport routes of rivers and railroads.
The germs of the revolution quickly spread to Germany, and the new revolution led to the end of the German monarchy.
Hormonal contraception was first inaugurated with the contraceptive pill, use of which quickly spread globally from the 1960s on.
For example,"during the 1990s, HIV quickly spread to Zimbabwe, with a yearly growth rate of approximately 12.
that the term"tsuyudaku" quickly spread among proprietors of popular gyūdon chains.
Qawwali was reintroduced into the Mughal imperial court and it quickly spread throughout South Asia.
In this apparition, the Virgin gave a model of the medal, which quickly spread throughout the world.
News of the invasion quickly spread around the world via ambassadors
Demolition derbies originated in the United States and quickly spread to other Western nations.
News of the accident quickly spread to the nearby village of Ramzanpur Joya,
Rumours quickly spread across the Empire that multiple legions were defecting to Galba's side.
While the game was only released domestically, it quickly spread worldwide through the internet.
Protests which started in the Sunni areas quickly spread to the east and south calling for an end to corruption
The movement quickly spread throughout the world; though only in the United Kingdom did it become as widespread as in the United States.