People or companies whose job is to carry and deliver messages, packages, or documents quickly.
From French 'courrier,' derived from Italian 'corriere,' which comes from Latin 'currere' meaning 'to run.' The root word literally means 'one who runs,' referring to fast messengers.
Ancient empires like Rome and Persia had relay systems of couriers who could cover hundreds of miles in days—the original 'delivery network'! The Pony Express is the famous American example, but the concept is as old as civilization itself.
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