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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.

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.

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.

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.

Wim Duisenberg, the president of the European Central Bank, poured cold water on the notion that Britain could swiftly join the euro.

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That weary, vociferous flag-bearer for politicised hip-hop would swiftly be joined by 39-year-old DJ Shadow, a man with carefully tended jawline stubble, now playing the first of three sellout nights in a converted London railway arch.

Despite a strikingly reduced American military presence in Baghdad and other cities in recent months, dozens of American soldiers in armored vehicles arrived swiftly and joined Iraqi security forces in setting up a cordon around the market and terminal.

First, whatever correlations of factions and forces within the conclave produced this result, Bergoglio won relatively swiftly, which — joined to his runner-up status last time, in a conclave that had a very different slate of cardinal electors — suggests a man with deep reservoirs of support and goodwill among his fellow prelates.