A hurried goal with seconds to go by Hill saw the Gliders leading 38 28.
She and the middle-aged, down-on-his-luck reporter Mikael Blomkvist made quite the odd couple, and their chemistry fueled that earlier novel, driving it through its hurried, contrived ending.
His book is too hurried to be an end in itself, and not thorough enough to convince sceptics of his point of view.
Be warned: the Oscars typically end with a hurried farewell from the host followed by a prolonged assault by a gang of singing children, who somehow always manage to evade security to bum-rush the stage in the ceremony's dying moments.
In Banda Aceh, at the northern end of Sumatra, the hurried, spontaneous evacuation came after several minutes of heavy shaking.
But amid the hurried efforts to write new laws, end some censorship of the media, release hundreds of political prisoners and woo foreign investors, there have been signs of fissures in the reform process.
The final minutes of the match were frantic and hurried but Arsenal stood firm to end the season on a high.
If this book has a problem, it's that it ends too soon with a hurried description of Young in 1998.
Over two decades (a great soupy stretch of time that included the sudden end of Nirvana and then the hurried, sometimes turbulent, ultimately successful formation of a new band), the man has thickened, and pronounced pouches have developed under his eyes.
None of its many plot strands is given sufficient prominence for us to care about it, and the hurried way they're all tied up at the end is just silly.
