WIP: Timeboost api

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 An address, defined in the <a href="/intro/glossary#auction-contract">Auction Contract</a>, that is granted the privilege to use the <a href="/intro/glossary#express-lane">Express Lane</a>. These privileges are granted after verifying that the incoming transactions were properly signed by the express lane controller, among other checks.
 </p>
 
+### Express Lane {#express-lane}
+<p>
+A component of <a href="/intro/glossary#timeboost">Timeboost</a>, the express lane is a special endpoint on the <a href="/intro/glossary#sequencer">Sequencer</a> that immediately sequences incoming, valid transactions signed by the current express lane controller. 
+</p>
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+### Express Lane Controller {#express-lane-controller}
+<p>
+An address, defined in the <a href="/intro/glossary#auction-contract">Auction Contract</a>, that is granted the privilege to use the <a href="/intro/glossary#express-lane">Express Lane</a>. These privileges are granted after verifying that the incoming transactions were properly signed by the express lane controller, among other checks.
+</p>
+
 ### Fair Ordering Algorithm {#fair-ordering-algorithm}
 <p>
 BFT algorithm in which a committee comes to consensus on transaction ordering; current single-party <a href="/intro/glossary#sequencer">Sequencer</a> on Arbitrum may eventually be replaced by a fair-ordering committee.
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 ### Transaction Ordering Policy {#transaction-ordering-policy}
+
 <p>
 The rules and logic employed by a chain to order incoming transactions into a block.
 </p>
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 This is achieved through the use of cryptographic techniques and decentralized consensus mechanisms that let users verify the integrity of network transactions using open-source software. Trustless systems are considered to be more secure and resistant to fraud or tampering because they don't rely on a single point of failure that can be exploited by attackers.
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 ### Underlying Chain {#underlying-chain}
 <p>
 Synonymous with <a href="/intro/glossary#parent-chain">Parent chain</a>.

website/sidebars.js

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website/static/glossary.json

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