The fact is, a young woman reported swiftly and completely a serious crime to the proper authorities that control this man's ability to play football, and she followed through with evidence collection, counseling and cooperation.
This week, Father Tikhon was in the news again after reports, swiftly denied, that the police had shut down a brothel on the grounds of his monastery.
The press conference to launch the report swiftly descended into acrimony as Labour and Tory MPs angrily traded insults in front of journalists and television cameras.
"Unlike Vengerov," Mr. Repin "displays no mannerisms," New Grove reports, swiftly adding, "this does not mean he is a less interesting musician".
Press reports swiftly labelled Amal al-Sadah as Bin Laden's "youngest and favourite" wife, but the truth is that by the time of his death the al- Qa'ida leader had no other wives left.
The committee had hoped to bring a report swiftly on Mr. Blagojevich, who has said he has no intention of resigning, to the full House, which could then vote to send the impeachment case to the Senate for a trial.
The player was immediately suspended from working with the team and reports swiftly emerged that he could be released, but since then he has apologised and reportedly offered to reduce his salary by 30-50% this season to stay at Samp.
The book is, the publisher reports, swiftly heading to the top of Portugal's bestseller list (although, given the size of the country's book market, this is likely to earn Amaral more fame than cash).
The reports swiftly came in and the death toll quickly began to rise.
It's a laughable prospect, despite reports, swiftly denied, that surfaced last month that Donald Trump had promised him a seat.
It is a question of securing the right balance between identifying who has been affected, against the need to report as swiftly as possible.
