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Among those arrested was Mr. Sindjelic, who was swiftly transferred to the Spuz detention center in Montenegro.

They are then swiftly transferred to a smaller plane, and flown to a rough airstrip near Caia.

Ministry officials denied he had given away the US plan but swiftly transferred him back to France because his contacts "might have appeared questionable".

Plans are even afoot to base the trophy in a strategically placed airport in Europe on Saturday, from where it can be swiftly transferred as necessary.

The play was, perhaps inevitably, the toast of London and swiftly transferred to New York, with Olivier's new wife Jill Esmond replacing Allen.

The limited availability of evacuation flights sharply increases lethal risks to foreign medical workers who are unable to be swiftly transferred to hospitals in Europe or the United States where experimental drugs and modern facilities raise the chances of survival.

Inspired by that, Moretz made her television debut two years later, when she was seven, on CBS show The Guardian – before swiftly transferring to the big screen, in everything from The Amityville Horror to (500) Days of Summer.

As a result, So You've Been Publicly Shamed comes with a powerful sense of jeopardy, one that swiftly transfers itself to the reader – assuming she also uses social media.

American officials were right to warn the generals on Monday that they risk losing billions of dollars if they don't swiftly transfer power to the president, ensure elections for a new Parliament and begin writing a new constitution with help from a broad range of Egyptians.

Shadow Health Minister Darren Millar said: "Labour's legacy of record-breaking NHS budget cuts has seen beds axed and services cut back leading to full A&E units, so ambulances are unable to swiftly transfer patients and get back on the road to other urgent calls.

As a result of this incident, the Red Cross now swiftly transfers all victims of violence to the General Hospital, where security is tighter.