Fellow Twitter users swiftly joined in, offering their support.
Taitt swiftly joined the Sheikhs, a noted ska act, as a rhythm guitarist, and later became prominent in a rival band, the Cavaliers, as a guitarist and arranger.
After President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo seized the opportunity last fall and swiftly joined the Bush administration's war on terror, Washington pledged $100 million in equipment to the military here.
There was little official comment from Russia, which swiftly joined America's war on terrorism but has balked at any idea of attacking Iraq and refused to stop helping to build a nuclear plant in Iran.
In June, Spain revived its own initiative to win recognition of the health-conscious Mediterranean diet, based on olive oil, fish, grains, fruit, nuts and vegetables; Italy, Greece and Morocco swiftly joined the campaign.
However, the basics are uncontested: a shoot-out commenced when two FBI agents in separate cars drove on to a ranch called Jumping Bull, where several AIM members and their families were staying in tents; the fight was swiftly joined by dozens of federal agents, BIA police and Goons.
They've swiftly joined their neighbors to fight a pipeline project that senators, congressmen and women, and experts have deemed dangerous and unneeded.
By swiftly joining the Paris Agreement, the United States and China have turned the page from making commitments to delivering action, and have encouraged other world leaders to follow their lead.
But when three former classmates were slain in a Dhaka restaurant, victims of armed extremists who had taken hostages at an old hangout, the far-flung community swiftly joined across borders to mourn.
Born out of a desire to kill some time, founders Guillaume Hugon and Daniel Littlewood were swiftly joined by contributors Barnie Page, Michael Manning, Brian Metcalf, Bonjour Jean-Jacques, Antoine Aillot, Marcel Kaczmarek, Jeremiah Johnson and Mo Marie all well-regarded internet artists in their own right.
