Just last week, the Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, said the economy was worsening, bringing widespread hope that the Fed would move swiftly to lower interest rates.
By tweaking the rate of destruction, it can swiftly raise or lower the number of any kind of protein.
Aides to Obama moved swiftly last week to lower expectations of extradition, while regional law enforcement officials scrambled to stake their claims.
Earlier this year, he vowed to bring down prices on thousands of items, a move Wal-Mart swiftly countered with lower prices of its own.
But in recent years increasing numbers of social landlords have begun employing their own occupational therapists (OT) to help them make homes suitable more swiftly – and at lower cost.
"This is a structural engineer's dream," Mrs. Bocker said as she stood on the bridge on a recent misty afternoon, shouting over rumbling trucks and watching fog float swiftly onto the lower deck.
Then Justice Elena Kagan swiftly and elegantly lowered the boom on him.
If this is not possible, the wine must be subjected to flash pasteurization, that is, raising its temperature swiftly and then lowering it again, a process that regardless of its religious benefits cannot help the wine.
There are four things the political class could do immediately to engage more of the electorate, and truly enhance electoral democracy in Britain: make the entry costs for new parties much lower, move swiftly to proportional representation, give all serious parties state funding while banning other contributions and drastically reduce the power of whips.
No longer dashingly radical, lower case lettering swiftly became a corporate cliché, which is one reason Documenta decided to do something different in its latest visual identity.
