Already it was receding, swifter and swifter, in the last stage of its headlong journey downward into the sun.
According to Department for Work and Pensions figures, the move, if repeated in the UK, would save a total of £59.3bn, money which the government could use to help the women most severely affected by the recent and swift rise in the age of eligibility for a pension.
Getting to Zermatt itself got easier — and swifter — in December, when the 21.5-mile Lötschberg Tunnel opened for full passenger service.
Data from the United States, Australia, Mexico and El Salvador, where rotavirus vaccines have recently become part of routine childhood immunizations, show steep and swift declines in the number of children under 5 who become ill with the virus, according to studies published in a supplement to The Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal.
Still, there have been fascinating and swift changes in the Glaswegian football dynamic.
The swift in-and-out raid to destroy the statues showed that British forces are searching for ways to seize control of Basra, Iraq's second-largest city, without engaging in bloody street fighting that could cause widespread civilian casualties.
But five animals loosened the bonds: badgers in a Welsh wood, foxes in the East End of London, otters in the rivers of Exmoor, red deer in the West Highlands of Scotland and on Exmoor, and finally, most ludicrously and hubristically, swifts in the air between Oxford and Central Africa.
As explained above, there was 1 SWIFT risk that matched a pair of risks in the HFMEA: thus, we see "1 also identified by HFMEA" in the SWIFT column and "2 also identified by SWIFT" in the HFMEA column.
There were then additional risks identified by both methods with little correspondence: thus, "4 not identified by HFMEA" in the SWIFT column and "7 not identified by SWIFT" in the HFMEA column.
And while it is true that it all feels shinier and swifter than in the days before privatisation, that was after years of under investment.
