"Uno, dos, tres …" It is a cold morning at Valdebebas and Real Madrid's players are going through another drill, the ball passed swiftly round a small square marked out on the turf, one touch, then two, then three.
The ambiguity over the fate of non-criminal undocumented immigrants marked a tacit retreat from Trump's earlier vows to swiftly deport all 11 million people.
Once the existential dispute with Israel had been resolved, the world might swiftly lose interest in the remaining territorial details, leaving Israel to consolidate the post-1967 gains marked out by Mr Sharon's separation barrier.
After training at the Royal Ballet School, and winning a coveted gold medal at the Prix de Lausanne, in 1991 he joined the Royal Ballet, where his fleet, stylish dancing swiftly made its mark.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the Older Americans Act, which will swiftly be followed by the 50th anniversaries of Medicare and Medicaid, and the 80th anniversary of Social Security.
Under a nationwide system that awards marks out of 20, a pupil doing a dictée has points (or even half-points) deducted for every error; so a child swiftly ends up with zero.
Lazar Markovic gave Liverpool an early lead but man-of-the-moment Harry Kane was on the mark again to swiftly equalise for Spurs with his 23rd goal of an outstanding season.
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Otherwise, mark my words, we'll swiftly descend into politics-as-Craigslist personal ad--and Sanford seems mere minutes away from posting NSFW pictures of his "magnificent parts".
There can be no excuses for failure but Hodgson has been around long enough to know one bad slip will have the black mark of this World Cup being swiftly revisited. .
