The Islamic State's local affiliate in Afghanistan first emerged in 2014, swiftly gaining ground across Nangarhar Province.
A railroad strike, begun on October 7 October 200), swiftly developed into a general strike in most of the large cities.
Right on cue we then had the oil crisis in 2007, swiftly followed by the financial meltdown in 2008.
He played rugby, cricket, tennis and water polo at school and took up running in 2003, swiftly achieving record Paralympic times before competing in international able-bodied races.
Jol, who stepped down form his post at Ajax yesterday, swiftly replaced Pardew, sacked by Southampton in August, at the top of the betting.
The result was September 11th, swiftly followed by a terrorist outrage in Delhi that came close to provoking full-scale war between Pakistan and also-nuclear India.
For the first time since the Pinochet government, the military was patrolling Chilean streets last week, swiftly restoring order and winning praise from residents for its benevolence and professionalism.
That sensitivity emerged when the Brixton-to-Toxteth riots in 1981 swiftly, and symptomatically, led Thatcher to grant a powerful proconsular role to the arch-interventionist Michael Heseltine.
North Korea today swiftly countered a South Korean challenge to open temporarily their heavily fortified border, laying down strict conditions before Koreans could cross between the two countries.
Not coincidentally, it was during these Cold War years that the left-wing jargon that shaped the linguistic landscape of 1946 swiftly became derelict.
The Galaxy's righteous indignation about the offside decision that denied them an equalizer at Portland last week swiftly turned out to be not that "righteous" at all.
