One: that wouldn't be a snap decision made by Ferbé.
Whether you see a breakup coming from a mile away or it's a snap decision made in the heat of the moment, there's always a reason someone in a couple decides to call it quits.
In a gripping chapter on disasters, Vedantam describes the snap decisions made by employees of one brokerage firm in the south tower of the World Trade Center in the crucial minutes after the first plane hit on Sept. 11.
But some of the populist tones of the campaign arose from snap decisions made along the way, like Mr. McCain's antic appearance before the Russian consulate accusing New York Republicans of acting like apparatchiks seeking to preserve a one-party state.
This was Geithner's world; his knowledge resided in the economy and the markets, the fast, pragmatic world of fast-moving money and snap decision-making, where it's rare to predict what will happen in the next quarter.
We are left in corridors for hours until a bed is found, we are crammed in like sardines with no sleep and no privacy, midwives arrive and depart around us like the changing of the guards, our labours are overseen by overworked doctors on debilitating 48-hour shifts, there is no food or drink to be had, snap decisions are made over our heads, medical intervention at all stages is the norm.
And sometimes they can make snap decisions that end up making more work for the regular force.
These young lawyers will have to shed the profession's ingrained cautiousness to succeed in a world that requires more willingness to make snap decisions and take risks -- and perhaps more political skills.
Inside him, Mike Smith, aboard the 4-1 favorite Bodemeister, will have to make a snap decision — take on Trinniberg or try to throttle his colt down.
As the two officers confronted a gunman in front of the Empire State Building on a busy Friday morning, they had to make a snap decision: Do they open fire in the middle of Midtown?
