The previously accepted international view was that Chávez's ousting came from a "spontaneous popular response" to the repression of his regime; the film "directly contradicts" this position, and since its release it has rapidly become "the prevailing interpretation of [the crisis]".
From its beginnings as a London-based concept jeweller's, it has rapidly expanded and its creations are now sold in countries from Japan to the UAE and the US.
For example, it has rapidly expanded its higher education system in recent years, and introduced a policy designed to shift the balance of subjects in all public universities away from the humanities and towards the sciences and technology, on a 70 30 basis.
But with the world as a whole China has, fairly suddenly, slipped into deficit, in large part because it has rapidly outgrown its domestic resources -- raw materials like iron ore and oil -- and must now import them at prices driven up by its growing appetite.
HSBC has made it clear that it has rapidly strengthened its compliance and governance systems and that as finance director of a then federated organisation run country-by-country (HSBC operated wholly separate businesses under an overall umbrella group) Mr Flint could not be expected to know the details of every business.
Probably because it has rapidly been losing its foothold in the Italian banking sector, following a wave of consolidation.
Its arrival in New York in 1999 was its first appearance in North America, and it has rapidly spread as far as Florida and the Midwest.
It has rapidly made stars of its young actors, including Mr. Abbott ("Martha Marcy May Marlene"), who played Charlie, a seemingly aimless young man who, after a bad breakup with Marnie (Allison Williams), finds success by creating a popular iPhone app.
Schumer's podcast isn't exclusive to Spotify but it's easy to envision the streaming service signing future podcast deals as exclusives as its base of podcast listeners grows (it has rapidly become the second most popular podcast platform after Apple's Podcasts app).
As this FRET sensor is cytoplasmic, responds to [cAMP] changes in the physiological range (∼0.1 100 µM) and its expression is well tolerated by cells, it has rapidly become the sensor of choice for live-cell experiments.
And with its strategic location and surprisingly low levels of debt, it has rapidly become an investor favorite.
