He entered the Middle Temple in London, an institution then characterised by its appetite for literature rather than for law; here he wrote a play, The Old Bachelor, and made a rapid entry into coffee-house society.
She favors rapid entry into the European Union for her country and was actively engaged for years in the demonstrations against Slobodan Milosevic, marching in the cold and choking on tear gas to help rid the country of its dictator.
Mr. Banks argued that he had not refused to open the door, but rather was in the shower and did not hear the police, making the officers' rapid entry all the more unreasonable in his view.
This rapid entry into force (the Kyoto protocol took almost eight years) is another reason why, from the outside at least, the focus of the Marrakech talks feels unusually fluid.
Mr. Djukanovic, who has led Montenegro for 15 years, seemed to benefit from its rapid entry into the United Nations and disarray among opposition parties that had fought to retain ties with Serbia.
But by providing a rapid entry into music-making, a tool like Hyperscore, he said, "represents a quantum leap -- rather as if one could speak in a foreign language simply by deciding what one wanted to say and using one's body in a natural way".
But South Korea's unprecedentedly rapid entry into the first world has taken its tolls, and no one event of its dizzying 20th-century period of growth forced as many of its people to face them as the collapse of the Sampoong Department Store.
Many worry too that the ex-communists, once in power, might slide back into their old, interventionist ways, perhaps even hampering Poland's chances of rapid entry into the European Union.As it is, negotiations between the current government and the European Commission in Brussels over agriculture, which started last week, are bound to be painful.
This 'capture' phase is similar to existing to-do lists, allowing rapid entry of current tasks.
