Recognizing that "people are more hurried today," Mr. Handal also decided to repackage the company's courses from their traditional spacing; weekly 3 1/2-hour sessions that last for 12 weeks are now offered, in many locations, as three-day seminars, reflecting the way most business training is delivered today.
The White House showed only a hint more backbone with a hurried reference this week to "an essential step" with "serious irregularities".
Mr. Lieberman's spokesman adds that the winner of such a hurried election this year would be serving for six years, a full Senate term.
But even though Mr. Cue carefully noted in interviews that the company's decision had been made with those labels in mind, its hurried announcement late Sunday suggested that it was Ms. Swift's shaming that led Apple to change its tune.
"We know that reading to children and talking to them at this age can be beneficial," said David Elkind, a professor of child development at Tufts University and the author of "The Hurried Child," a 1981 book being reissued this spring by Perseus Books.
The breathtaking mountain scenery is highlighted by the dark boughs of evergreen trees, and the town's grand hotels and fine restaurants feel less hurried after the summer tourist crush has receded and before the area is completely overrun by skiers and snowboarders.
For all its hurried construction in 1599, the Globe proved a triumph.
In a hurried postscript, dated October 18 , 1944 she had written: "Beloved children!
It was too hurried, to hire 1,000, 1,500 people a year".
He hurried around to it next morning, read the first line of lettering on a placard he discovered in its window-- Breakfast: 7,45 to 11,00"--and hurried right on.
