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Senegal responded with alacrity to its Ebola outbreak (as indeed did Nigeria).

"We are able to respond with alacrity to an offer," Staley says.

"Morning Joe" plugged No Labels with an alacrity to match Fox News's Tea Party boosterism (if not Fox's decibel level).

Clemenceau agreed with alacrity to this as well, though he warned there might be trouble over Mosul, which even then was suspected to contain oil.

I think that people have an expectation that there is going to be some alacrity to the system, and there should be, but these are tough cases.

Her refusal to submit with sufficient alacrity to the will of the doctors was taken as evidence that she was unfit to be entrusted with this authority.

Giving readers a leg up on Aly compromises the alacrity ascribed to her; to some extent, it also slackens the narrative tension.

The strategy, which was widely viewed as a model of corporate crisis management, was to put consumer safety first, to respond to the media with alacrity and to be entirely honest.

Our reaction over the past several years has been to respond with alacrity even to allegations.

I started Sobek at this magical intersection, and, with alacrity, began to chronicle our explorations.

Notre Dame responded with alacrity this week to a Deadspin report that the story about football player Manti Te'o's girlfriend was a hoax.