Such instant reversals feel compulsory, like stock declarations sitting in an electronic filing cabinet until the moment they're needed.
The event triggers instant chaos, including thousands of traffic accidents and the declaration of worldwide martial law.
"It will take two men to replace me," he says, and the blend of cunning, pride, and folly in his declaration has a Shakespearean density; from this instant, as from Lear's quizzing of his daughters, disorder is unleashed.
Of course the ICJ cannot make instant decisions, and had it decided the Kosovo "unilateral declaration of independence" (IDI) was legal at the time, it may have only fuelled Putin's determination to invade sovereign Georgian territory.
Rubio drew an instant rebuke from some conservatives who objected to his declaration that income inequality is a problem.
In this era of instant communication, it's interesting to note the slow distribution of the Declaration, and the spreading of the word to those on whose behalf independence had been declared.
The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals from which the instant case comes has recognized in an analogous context, that 'all declarations and statements under the compulsion of the things so seized, are affected by the vice of primary illegality.
Absent was any expression of the earlier declaration that an ideal finish would involve the brothers finishing at the same instant, both winners, both best, yet neither ousting the other.
She: "Instant, very instant".
Instant art, instant gratification".
