The astute reader will by now have worked out that in truth nostril hair is only my sub-theme, and that my real subject is Tim Hunt, the Nobel Prize-winning scientist who recently made a joking reference to the lachrymosity (were there such a word) of women, in punishment for which University College London expeditiously removed him from the honorary post he held there.
The DMCA requires tech firms to "expeditiously" remove unlawful images from their servers.
In return, service providers agreed to "expeditiously" remove or disable access to sites that copyright holders contend are illegally using their material.
The DMCA, which governs the use of copyrighted material and is usually used in reference to pirated TV shows, films and music, requires sites to "expeditiously" remove unlawful images from their servers.
It is also reviewing steps by other countries, including Britain's proposal on Monday to set up a social media regulator, and recent changes to Australia's laws that, among other things, could lead to the jailing of executives from social media companies if they do not "expeditiously" remove content with graphic violence on their platforms.
If that happens U.S. authorities should expeditiously remove the dangerous doctor before he can do more damage to vulnerable children and their misguided families.
In other words, the Border Patrol was suddenly authorized to arrest and expeditiously remove undocumented migrants apprehended within 100 miles of the border within 14 days after entry.
That year, however, Congress passed the Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act (IIRAIRA), which authorized immigration inspectors at land, sea, and air ports to "expeditiously remove" arriving non-citizens who lacked proper documentation to enter the United States.
Although previously used for soft tissue cavitation, recent advances in ultrasonic technology now permit aspirators to expeditiously remove bone while still being respectful of nearby soft tissues.
