It swiftly directs users to the appropriate government site.
Levi's own site now swiftly directs customers to the two e-tailing sites, and the company is planning to offer its clothes to other sites that prove they won't corrupt the Levi's brand.
"This is depressing," Oliver said before swiftly directing everyone's attention back to the drawing for the rich.
Swiftly, he directed one trumpeter to repeat a low-range gesture that he had just played and built it up into a two-beat rhythm across the stage; the oomph-oomph figure became a new bed for a series of plangent melodic improvisations.
In part because Truman, transfixed by the power of the atomic bomb, engaged in nuclear saber-rattling with the Soviets and moved swiftly to direct confrontation with the Soviets, the rise of the Communists in China was, ironically, actually assured.
The result is a "smart" (or "akamai" in Hawaiian) course of action, where data gets directed swiftly through the network and doesn't get bounced around.
He produced Alan Clarke's celebrated TV movie Elephant, and swiftly progressed to directing – the Masonic Mysteries episode of Inspector Morse, among others.
After a few pleasantries, the Wolf gets down to the business of stage-managing the situation with effortless ease; swiftly and curtly directing Vincent and Jules to clean up the bloody bits of brain from the back seat of the car.
Interestingly, the Saitou's group also reported that without growth factors, simultaneous overexpression of three transcription factors, Blimp1, Prdm14 and Tfap2c (also known as AP2γ), directed mouse EpiLCs swiftly and efficiently into a PGC state.
As directed, Dixon ran his pass route swiftly, accelerating as he split two defenders.
