Most of these measures were swiftly seconded by the European Union.
Kerouac, who became famous for writing swiftly, first had to slowly and carefully build momentum.
Watch the swimmers, runners, kayakers or canoeists on television, after all, and it's hard not to be distracted by the advancing digital figures in the corner of the screen, the furiously mounting hundredths of seconds, the swiftly advancing tenths, the steady accumulation of the seconds themselves.
This is just the sort of problem then Senator Alan Cranston had when we needed to shoot him down, as it were, in order for Gary Hart to move swiftly from fifth to second in Iowa and emerge as the principal challenger for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1984.
He took Derbyshire's last two first-innings wickets in successive balls, including the stubborn Paul Borrington for 87, and ran through Derbyshire so swiftly a second time that triumphalism returned to The Oval for the first time since the heady days under Adam Hollioake at the turn of the century.
He closed swiftly from third place in the stretch to take the Flash Stakes in Saratoga, New York, by a length and a half.
Neymar and Luis Suárez allow them to do so to great effect and even Messi was turning the ball forward swiftly, and first time early on.
Since all this was the day's Tory theme, it's worth swiftly deconstructing, First the "unelected" peers who voted down his Christmas tax credit-cutting spree included crossbenchers.
There have been endless television appearances, photographs with supporters and, latterly, an impromptu Facebook Live event with the relatively reserved Brighton goalkeeper David Stockdale that swiftly sees first acquaintances playing off each other like old friends.
It can detect the movement of nearby objects with its rudimentary eyes and, in order to escape predators, can move much more swiftly umbones first, by clapping its valves shut.
