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In Germany, at least, racist outbursts by politicians are still swiftly condemned: the incident in Saxony's parliament prompted new calls to ban the NPD.Anti-Semitism crops up in some unexpected places around Europe.

Now that both of these giants are still growing swiftly, notwithstanding China's recent slowdown, that 3.5 per cent figure appears achievable.

Germany, the largest exporter in Europe, is also unenthusiastic, fearing retaliation against its cars, chemicals and industrial machinery, which are still selling swiftly in fast-growing Asia.

But the end still came swiftly, with the quartermaster handing out free chocolates from the stores rather than hand them over to Hizbullah.

The injunction bans the media in England and Wales from picking it up and publishing it, but it could still travel swiftly over the web, aided by word of mouth.

A classic King novella takes time to tease out the implications of its alarming central idea, but the ending still comes swiftly enough to make the final page resound like a slammed door.

But it is still remarkable how swiftly a hopeful debate on political reform that seemed about to blossom in China a couple of months ago has been nipped in the bud.

While the visuals tend to look sharp and stay still when I swiftly shake my head, they sometimes split into red, green, and blue bits as I move around.

Banks and building societies are still dealing relatively swiftly with simple cases.

While the MapReduce paradigm can be effective for larger datasets, some algorithms still have trouble swiftly dealing with large volumes of continuously generated traffic data.

"But, unfortunately, they are still not transitioning swiftly enough in response to the alarming state of our oceans".