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The 475-page catalog ($45) sold out, instantly becoming the coffee-table trophy of the season.

As Lewis offered Thain coffee, he seemed entranced by the possibility of instantly becoming America's largest retail broker.

The image of four sets of fingertips bent backward against the touch pads prompted a Serbian protest, instantly becoming an aquatic Zapruder film.

His second book, The Audacity of Hope (2006), a mainstream polemic on his vision for the United States, was published weeks later, instantly becoming a major best seller.

In 1995, Broad bought a number of Koons's iconic sculptures — including "Michael Jackson and Bubbles" and "Rabbit" — instantly becoming the major collector of Koons in America.

Replacing Jones with the virtuosic but self-effacing guitarist Mick Taylor, they returned to the road in 1969, almost instantly becoming rock's premier touring attraction.

At the end of the period your file expires by becoming unusable, and a new one instantly becomes available at the library Web site.

As donations trickled in, Rosler responded like a magpie, becoming instantly distracted from logistics.

Being stripped of a scholarship, and conceivably being kicked out of school, meant not only losing that dream but becoming instantly eligible for the Vietnam War draft.

We live in an endless present, where every movie, album and TV series ever loved is becoming instantly available through digital distribution.

The sledgehammer was also wielded elsewhere, notably in Libya, where the three traditional imperial powers (Britain, France and the US) procured security council resolution 1973 and instantly violated it, becoming the air force of the rebels.