Population-based retrospective studies of cutting down to quit (a form of preparatory planning and something that precludes spontaneous quitting completely) find it also results in less success than abrupt cessation, even among attempts that result in a period of cessation [ 19].
The Young Vic's success may seem abrupt, but it has been a long time coming, and is enabled by public subsidy.
"I wanted a game that borrowed from the structure of Apocalypse World (messy relationship triangles, partial successes, leading principles, abrupt power swings) to tell a story about the messy, horny lives of teenage monsters," she said.
Nearly half a century later, the instant success followed by the abrupt dismissal of "Vanessa" no longer seems quite so mysterious.
Ukip's run of success came to an abrupt halt today, when the political group it had formed at the European Parliament collapsed in a fiasco that could cost the party £1m a year.
The finale is Lorna's pregnancy at 16, her abrupt marriage to Vic Sage, and her success in getting to university at a time when young mothers weren't supposed to: "We broke the rules and got away with it".
But now cultural leaders are warning that this period of huge success could come to an abrupt end as a "perfect storm" ravages Britain's artistic and creative life.
It is impossible to say if this abrupt shakeout was more a function of Kerry's success in winning the confidence of voters or of Dean's failure to retain it.
"This will undermine not only the present health of our cultural life, but its future development, and will help ensure that one of our country's greatest success stories is brought to a crashing and abrupt end".
Mr. Trudeau, who enjoyed an early modest success as a cartoonist, is best remembered for his abrupt career change when he appeared unannounced at a Knicks tryout camp".
