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"Hopefully," he added, "this will lead to a speedy prosecution".

Now the Supreme Court has declined to hear his appeal, a decision that will probably lead to a speedy execution.

Even if embassies are reopened in the next five weeks which looks highly unlikely this will not lead to a speedy normalisation of relations.

Such a Plan B would require at least three elements: It would have to give hope to the Palestinians that renewing the negotiations with Israel could lead to a speedy settlement.

The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health is hopeful that the additional time for talks will lead to a speedy resolution to the protracted damaging impasse over the junior doctor contract".

The lawyer acting for Nealon, Mark Newby of Jordan's solicitors, said: "We're very happy that they've taken this step, and hope their results match our own and that it will lead to a speedy hearing for Mr Nealon".

On Sunday, about 20 of them gathered for a volunteer cleanup effort that they hoped might lead to a speedier reopening.

But once they're of age, the transition can be rapid — the star's need to reclaim independence coupled with the public's insatiable appetite for information often leads to a speedy quick upending of image.

A corroborating example of this is during the August 2006 eruption where vigía observations of the beginnings of pyroclastic flows in the Juive Grande quebrada (valley) led to a speedy and successful evacuation of many people, facilitated by the vigías themselves.

According to the review, if Mr Norridge had raised the same concerns now it would have led to a "speedy recognition that something bigger might be happening, [but] at the time led to rather harsh disregard and criticism".

Past research suggests that the presence of pre-disaster debris management plans promotes effective and efficient debris operations, which ultimately leads to a speedier recovery.