His instant struggles prompted the question of whether he was pressured to play in one of the sport's signature events, which everyone on both sides quickly denied.
Donna Cyrus, Crunch's senior vice president for programming, said Pound's instant popularity prompted her to expand the chain's offerings of it "far more than other signature classes we have launched in the past".
Research has yielded encouraging results concerning the effect of reminders (post card, e-mail, telephone or instant messaging prompts) on adherence.
For those unfamiliar with the elegantly fine-tuned voice of this Appalachian poet and storyteller, a writer whose reputation has been largely regional despite an O. Henry Prize and other honors, it will prompt instant interest in his first, second and third.
Yahoo previously launched a similar product, Instant Search, that prompted results in a similar way as suggest search prompts queries in September 2005, although that product never made it to Yahoo's front page.
The disclosure prompted instant outrage.
The Asian collapse last year prompted instant total cooperation by local legislators.
The 80s is favoured by advertisers since a fondly-recalled track prompts instant familiarity with consumers now approaching middle age.
Was it our consumer culture, built on instant gratification, that prompted charges of betrayal when that promise was unfulfilled?
But his move, which will undoubtedly make life harder for his Republican colleagues seeking re-election, prompted instant speculation that there were deeper, unstated reasons.
His trims to programs that legislators took pains to protect over these many weeks prompted instant screaming from lawmakers, as well as implications of lawsuits.
