The company said that films would appear on its online service within four to eight weeks of premiering in a theatre, much swifter than the standard industry agreed strategy of delaying releases for 39 to 52 weeks.
This time, however, government response has been much swifter, and the virus may be thwarted before more than a handful of farms are affected, says Neil Ferguson of Imperial College London, one of several scientists who helped guide policy in 2001 by building models of the virus's spread.
Pierson was ultimately asked to resign after a White House intruder incident, facing much swifter consequences than the white men who previously held the position.
Progress proved much swifter, however, in the one area in which Libby's death had a positive effect.
It's certainly as good as Phantom Hourglass, and quite possibly better – there's nothing as tediously repetitive as the earlier game's Temple of the Ocean King, and overall it moves along at a much swifter pace, but not at the expense of depth.
By having it removed overnight, the family of Jimmy Savile have shown how much swifter and easier to deliver is the former.
Twice they have won the World Series, yet both times — though the first was much swifter and more devastating — they dismantled their roster.
The film's pacing was praised by reviewers in The New York Times and The Washington Post as being much swifter than its predecessor and closer to that of the television series.
The latter was much swifter, however, so that it was potentially more important for irrigation, even though much harder to tame.
Ashton 'sindividual dances are stronger than Bintley's, but the Birmingham production has much swifter pacing and superb designs.
