The Marines clambered up portable ladders — much as pirates have been doing — and swiftly took over the ship, American officials said.
Trivia Crack, a game-show style quiz app that launched in Argentina, is swiftly taking over schools and college campuses around the world.
The Ikhshidid forces either defected or retreated, and al-Husayn swiftly took over the districts of Qinasrin and Hims.
From ar-Raqqa, Ibn Ra'iq's troops swiftly took over the districts of northern Syria, where al-Ikhshid's brother Ubayd Allah was governor, while the Egyptian forces retreated south.
He moved swiftly to take over C.I.A. counterterrorism operations, helping smooth conflict over drone strikes between agency Counterterrorism Center officials and State Department diplomats.
But the guards' jackets concealed the padded blue clothing of police uniforms.The South African state has moved swiftly to take over stewarding duties at four of the stadiums in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town after a wage dispute turned violent three days into the football tournament.
It's hard to beat Nokia up for not predicting how successful Android was going to be; few would have predicted how swiftly Google would take over the smartphone space.
Official confirmation swiftly followed, with the news that Tim Morse, the firm's chief financial officer, would take over as interim chief executive, supported by a leadership committee of senior managers.
"Choice", for instance, doesn't mean much in education, because good schools swiftly get oversubscribed, and their head teachers have little incentive to take on more pupils or take over other schools.
H&M, a Swedish retailer, was the first to drop Ms Moss, swiftly followed by Burberry and Chanel.Gazprom, the Russian gas monopoly, borrowed $12 billion from western banks, reportedly to take over Sibneft.
