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It explains why Republicans were far swifter than Democrats this summer in rallying behind their nominee.

He also wanted sales people who were not intrusive, well-designed furniture sets at nonnegotiable prices, and delivery far swifter than the industry norm of two to three months.

Led by big emerging economies, the world's output is probably growing at an annual rate of more than 5%, far swifter than most seers expected.This pace will, and should, slow, not least because the big emerging economies need to tackle rising inflation and possible asset bubbles.

In recent decades, women have been setting new world records at a far swifter pace than men have, and that's unsurprising if you compare the athleticism of today's top sporting women with that of their punier predecessors.

The drug business, dependent on a well-established witness-suppression program, operates a far more powerful system of deterrence, with far swifter punishment, than any lawful state could ever devise.

"Given the fact that the defendant's gun was a far swifter deadly instrument than the bat in Campbell's hands, there was time to display the handgun and deliver a warning," the decision said.

It would be the first widespread health emergency since the take-off of social media, which have given Chinese people unprecedented opportunities to share their grievances.So far the government's response has appeared far swifter and more open than it was in 2003.

Official condemnation of the act has been far swifter and more severe than the routine statements issued by Pentagon spokespersons after the mere bombing of a village and the deaths of disputed numbers of women and children.

"The enforcement was far swifter, and more heavy handed than I expected," she said, claiming that Atvod may have unfairly targeted her because she appeared on BBC 2's Newsnight and BBC Radio 4's Women's Hour to argue that the laws were "needlessly oppressive and sexist".

When his forces fired on demonstrators last month, they provoked a response on the streets less colourful, but far swifter, more violent and more determined than the romantic idealism of old-style people power.

European officials have suggested that the European Union could suspend a ban on insuring oil tankers that has had a far swifter effect on Iran's sales elsewhere in the world than originally intended.