But leading thinktanks have been quick to cast doubt on the chancellor's plans.
That display of quick cooperation cast aside, at least for a moment, a year of partisan acrimony on Capitol Hill.
The British tabloids have been quick to cast Mr. Cleary as the young criminal mastermind behind LulzSec, calling him "Hack the Lad" in front-page headlines.
Democrats were quick to cast yesterday's revelation as another example of the billionaire mayor dipping into his personal fortune in an attempt to sway public opinion.
And while the media was quick to cast the incident as problematic for Clinton, Burton said it could in fact provide her with a small boost in the polls.
Their disposition, combined with the need to make quick, accurate casts and a seductive retrieve, guarantee most anglers a modest success ratio.
She's flirtatious, too – something that both allures and deters Keats, who in the earlier part of his life had always been quick to cast aspersions on the "frailties" of women.
We do know she has a knack for drawing and a collector's eye for the precious odds and ends, human and material, that our culture is quick to cast aside as junk.
The need to address Asia's development requirements through public works also has the backing of the International Monetary Fund, which was commendably quick to cast off its fiscal hair shirt when the global financial crisis struck.
The Republican National Committee was quick to cast the FBI's announcement as a reopening of the investigation into whether Clinton engaged in criminal behavior – even though the nature of the new inquiry remained unclear.
