Piano's entry into the UK media market continues its rapid international expansion since it began offering metered products in 2013.
The authorities have pledged rapid justice for Ram, the 15-year-old burned to death last week.
Many of our young people, adept in collating, processing and sharing information, seek rapid answers to the problems that gather around them.
Hefce is concerned that the sector is undergoing rapid change with the risk of new private providers.
"Because the NHS has not trained or employed enough radiologists to keep up with demand, there has been rapid growth of outsourcing companies who mostly employ NHS consultant radiologists in their 'spare time' to report the backlogs of images which are building up waiting for reports".
Scottish National Party (p10): "we will seek additional investment to support a more rapid rollout of superfast broadband and 4G across Scotland and to support wider and affordable access to the internet in our most disadvantaged communities, and for a universal service obligation to be applied to telecoms and broadband providers ensuring everyone is able to access the communications they need".
What they need, therefore, is rapid panic spreading through the ranks of the government's junior partner and thus the coalition's collapse.
Now comes a serious embarrassment: the intellectual support Osborne claimed for such rapid cuts has just been kicked away.
Car ownership is also a symbol of success in Beijing, China, and has resulted in a rapid increase in congestion, air pollution and traffic-related deaths.
Three goals in the final 15 minutes of the first half from Bosko Jankovic, Rômulo and Luca Toni put the visitors firmly in control but Livorno made a fight of it as Paulo Betanin and Leandro Greco scored two in rapid succession with less than 20 minutes to go.
In similar work in Rwanda, the Bank attributed 45% of Rwanda's rapid poverty reduction in a relatively short period of time to growth of the agriculture sector and associated industries and services.
