The appellate backlog exploded as the VA reduced the initial claims backlog.
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The backlog As of November 30, 2018, the immigration courts had a backlog of 85003,041 cases.
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Preceding the backlog for resettlement is another backlog entirely: registering the camp's mass of immigrants as refugees.
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Airbus currently boasts a production backlog of around 7,200 planes while Boeing's backlog is around 5,500 aircraft.
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It noted that the company's "backlog increased substantially during 2016," and asked for clarification on how the backlog was calculated.
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"We're pleased they've addressed the backlog; no one likes the backlog," said Simeon Bankoff, executive director of the Historic Districts Council.
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"It's going to create a backlog and we may not know now what that backlog looks like" for some time, he added.
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Boeing's website claims an order backlog of 5744, while at a press conference in January Airbus claimed a backlog of 6874 planes.
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Each of Boeing's three businesses saw an increase in its backlog of orders, bringing the company's total backlog up to $360.973 billion.
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But Airbus has about 25,7373 A3207 jets in its order backlog, compared to Boeing's backlog of roughly 3207,3207 orders for the 737.
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Critics have said a separate backlog for veterans who appeal the department's initial benefits has surged, creating a new backlog that has not been addressed.
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And people that have them backlogged will cancel the backlog and buy a used plane, and the backlog will collapse, and that was the sentiment.
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Fully solving the backlog issue will require tackling the current backlog as well as ensuring that today's routine maintenance needs do not become tomorrow's deferred maintenance.
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Recognizing the need to address the backlog, EPA's Strategic Plan Transformation Strategy includes: reducing the backlog and meeting statutory deadlines for responding to FOIA requests and appeals.
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For example, while New York City took steps to test every rape kit in its backlog, New Mexico's backlog was found to be the worst in the country.
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"We have a bigger backlog than we had this time last year, and backlog is a word that I haven't used much in the last three years," Clarke said.
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The backlog of critical maintenance and repairs in the National Park Service stands at $11.6 billion and until recently, addressing the backlog seemed to be out of our reach.
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The backlog crisis The backlog is on the verge of becoming so large that the government may have to suspend asylum hearings until it can be brought under control.
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Elbit's order backlog jumped to $8.05 billion at the end of March, from $13 billion a year earlier, and with 74 percent of the backlog coming from outside Israel.
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EUR 9.7 MILLION (- 16.8%) * H1 ORDER BACKLOG APPROX.
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There has been progress in reducing the backlog in testing DNA from arrests and convictions nationwide; the backlog was 500,000 samples in 2009, down to around 64,000 samples in 2014.
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"The airplane has substantial backlog, whether it be the 220 and the 320 series where we have over a six-year backlog," said Jeff Knittel, CEO of Airbus of America.
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First and foremost, the backlog must be broken — and with the backlog being as high as it is, the fee structure is unlikely to be able to break it alone.
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The destruction of kits is a tragedy as troubling as the backlog Detroit prosecutor Kym Worthy's office has fought to test the backlog of 10,000 unanalyzed kits in Wayne County, Michigan.
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Some 60% of the backlog is for orders outside of Israel, with more than half of the backlog slated to be performed in the second half of 2019 and in 2020.
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While eliminating the caps would reduce the backlog for nationals from large countries, like India and China, it would shift that backlog onto nationals from smaller countries—adding years of delays.
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Trump has acknowledged that the immigration court's enormous backlog cripples his ability to remove illegal immigrants in a timely manner, but his plan to deal with the backlog isn't going to work.
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BUT WALDEN ISN'T HAPPY ABOUT THE BACKLOG: House E&C Communications and Technology Subcommittee Chair Greg Walden (R-Ore.) said he wasn't pleased with the (now supposedly resolved) comment backlog at the commission.
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The Joyful Heart Foundation's End the Backlog Initiative found that when New York City eliminated its rape kit backlog in 2628, its arrest rate for rape increased from 28503 percent to 22019 percent.
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More recently, End the Backlog reports that when Detroit completed its testing of approximately 10,000 rape kits in its backlog this year, they found 2,616 DNA matches and identified 811 potential serial rapists.
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Until that backlog is cleared up, its earnings will suffer.
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Today, we have a backlog of about 5,800 commercial airplanes.
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The immigration court backlog has been a problem for years.
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You can see it in the backlog, in the pipeline.
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The judiciary is smothered by a backlog of 2m cases.
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The order will add to Raytheon's $36 billion order backlog.
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The exact reason for the delivery backlog wasn't made clear.
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Pakistan's courts are drowning under a backlog of 1.9m cases.
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And so you saw that with services backlog, 30% cloud.
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He added that the planemaker had a healthy production backlog.
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The company said backlog stood at $10.3 billion at Nov.
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The backlog was only 2023,411 cases when Trump took office.
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The backlog was only 542,411 cases when Trump took office.
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Part of the backlog stems from the cumbersome testing process.
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Illumina also has a backlog of more than 100 NovaSeqs.
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Right now, the backlog of immigration cases stands around 600,000.
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The immigration court backlog has grown every year since 2006.
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The decision has increased backlog at already overcrowded border crossings.
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Many cases have been closed, but years of backlog remain.
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Together, they investigate a church's backlog of perplexing, unsolved accounts.
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A $12 billion backlog for maintenance and improvements awaits funding.
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The backlog was only 542,411 cases when Trump took office.
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Trump then asked Tillerson to work to clear the backlog.
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SO THAT HAS RESULTED IN A BIT OF A BACKLOG.
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The bookings backlog had been seen at 5.63 billion euros.
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Backlog orders surged 5.5 points to a reading of 56.0.
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Police departments should not be blamed for this massive backlog.
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Reforms have successfully reduced the backlog, and this must continue.
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Adequately staff the immigration process and get the backlog addressed.
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With the surge of applications, the processing backlog has ballooned.
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We shouldn't have a backlog of people at our border.
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"Ending the backlog requires engagement at all levels," Knecht said.
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"There is a very large backlog of cases," he said.
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Clear that backlog queue the right way: With stellar audio.
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Congress also has to deal with a backlog from 2017.
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Courts and police both face a massive backlog of cases.
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However, Roskam said the DOJ has a backlog of cases.
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Announces first quarter fiscal 2017 results * Q1 earnings per share $0.13 * Q1 sales $157.1 million * Backlog at end of fiscal 13 Q1 was $197.9 million, compared with a backlog of $205.5 million a year earlier * Backlog at end of fiscal 2017 Q1 was $197.9 million, compared with a backlog of $205.5 million a year earlier * Daktronics Inc says fiscal 2017 Q1 orders were $175.2 million, compared to $165.1 million for q1 of fiscal 2016 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Currently, the VA is seeking to hire 300 new claims processors to reduce the disability claims backlog—a backlog that notably has declined from more than 536,400 in 2012 to less than 71,400 in 85033.
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The backlog of unpaid bills reached $16bn and total debt $210bn.
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The backlog grew to more than half a million last year.
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After weeks of incessant rain, crews now have a hefty backlog.
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Industrial orders grew 9% organically, with backlog up 6% Y/Y.
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The firm's total order backlog hit a record 23.23 billion euros.
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The courts already face a backlog of half a million cases.
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Bureaucratic issues and backlog ensued, resulting in delays in application processing.
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The lab is working through a backlog of about 3,400 cases.
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WeWork reports a $2.2 billion "committed backlog" of new membership contracts.
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This eventually created a backlog of 65 cases across five agencies.
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The backlog of pending immigration court cases is now over 20173,000.
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Finally, the Clinton team made decisions that contributed to the backlog.
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And so what it doesn&apost do is clear the backlog.
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The backlog for government housing is about 5.5 million, campaigners estimate.
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The backlog problem cannot be solved by hiring more immigration judges.
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That of course causes a backlog — and also a bigger problem.
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Don't dive into your 2016 backlog just yet, video game fans.
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With fewer applications, the backlog would decrease, the agency has maintained.
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There's a growing, multibillion-dollar backlog of maintenance work piling up.
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Rocket Lab has an 18-month backlog of rocket launches scheduled.
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This caused a backlog in deliveries of the planes by Airbus.
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The rape kit backlog isn't just a problem in New York.
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Only after the contractors began their work did the backlog develop.
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These meritless cases are contributing to an immigration court backlog crisis.
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It has a backlog of 5,800 aircraft, valued at $415 billion.
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The backlog of pending asylum cases reached 24,404 in June 2017.
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There is now a backlog of about a million immigration cases.
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Months went by; the lab had an enormous backlog of cases.
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The maintenance backlog poses a real threat to this upward trend.
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Trump also mentions the immigration court backlog crisis in his address.
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The nation's immigration courts have been faced with a massive backlog.
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That is partly because of a backlog of demand for dollars.
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The backlog has fallen slightly, and they are closing more cases.
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About 40 percent of Raytheon's order backlog was from non-U.
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But due to the agency's massive backlog, not one was approved.
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Meanwhile, there's a backlog of more than 10,000 applications awaiting review.
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There's a real backlog of traffic around there at rush hour.
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Boeing's commercial aircraft backlog was 5,849 at the end of September.
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The paperwork alone creates a massive backlog at local buildings departments.
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The backlog "bumps everybody to the right," CEO Tom Noble said.
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The Trump administration has implemented several measures to reduce the backlog.
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Delayed by holiday mail, I assumed, or a backlog of orders.
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Boeing has a backlog of 23.16,23.64 commercial planes worth $22 billion.
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It had a contract backlog of $1.5 billion at Aug. 21.
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We had a 20-year backlog of things to talk about.
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Its backlog of road repairs could cost up to $130 billion.
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Boeing ended 2019 with a commercial airplane backlog of 5,20073 planes.
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And many cases are caught in a backlog in Indian courts.
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All of this investing has created a backlog of uncertain futures.
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The Justice Department currently reports a backlog of about 650,000 cases.
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This backlog must be reduced and never allowed to amass again.
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So the immigration court backlog doesn't just threaten Trump's deportation plans.
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Her office reported a $6.58 billion unpaid bill backlog on Tuesday.
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The list now has a backlog of more than 5,000 people.
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"TechnipFMC's announcement of the award of the $7.6 billion award for the 3-train Arctic LNG 2 project will, in our view, now see Technip's Onshore/Offshore division report record backlog levels of more than $16bn at 2Q0.133 results within overall group backlog level possibly over $25 billion, the highest level for the group backlog since 2Q15," wrote brokerage Jefferies.
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Robust Backlog-to-Revenue Ratio: CSCECL's ratio of order backlog to revenue has remained at an average of around 3.0x in the recent three years, which adds a degree of visibility to its revenue and EBITDA.
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With a burgeoning Veterans Affairs (VA) appeal backlog Congress and the VA, as well as a few Veterans Service Organizations, have been trying to develop a proposal to streamline the process and attack the appeals backlog.
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TV. Even though the immigration court backlog has been on the rise for the past decade, pending cases have jumped by nearly 6900 percent since President Trump took office, according to Syracuse's immigration court backlog tracker.
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Congress is currently considering options to address this maintenance backlog and put our national parks on the pathway to eliminating the backlog, restoring our public lands to the condition that the American people expect and deserve.
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As of August 1, 463% of the backlog in the San Diego court and 44% of the backlog in the El Paso court was due to MPP case loads, Reuters analysis of immigration court data showed.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has made clearing a backlog of FOIA requests a priority and reassigned staff to what State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert has called "an all-hands on deck" effort to clear the backlog.
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The decision followed controversy over a proposal to clear the backlog entirely.
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The current backlog at state, get ready for this, is 11,243 requests.
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And look, it&aposs one thing if it really was a backlog.
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"A backlog on the Slovenian side... cannot be ruled out," she added.
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The immigration court backlog has reached an all-time high of 224,281.
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This limited availability has created a backlog in deployments for the company.
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The company has a $339 billion backlog of more than 5,600 orders.
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The list already had a weeks-long backlog before the caravan came.
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A backlog of more than 800,000 cases is pending in immigration courts.
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"The backlog is now less meaningful than at other times," he said.
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At the time, Grindr had amassed an enormous backlog of user reports.
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There's a huge backlog of judges and administrators because of the polarization.
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The Chicago-based company has a backlog of about 4,600 737 jets.
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Lockheed indicated that about 2.33 percent of its backlog is international today.
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The order backlog stood at $6.5 billion at the end of February.
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That's now slowing as those pipelines come online and the backlog eases.
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BaFin asks N26 to catch up with its backlog of flagged transactions.
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The years-long backlog of projects waiting to go to orbit disagrees.
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Regulators are working on a massive backlog of deals across many industries.
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To eliminate that backlog would require an investment of $18.5 billion annually.
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Due to Congress's neglect, the maintenance backlog shows no signs of slowing.
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They can be removed without adding to the immigration court backlog crisis.
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Its order backlog was at 107.3 million per end-March, it said.
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Several state attorneys general sued the department to deal with the backlog.
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Expedited removal proceedings may be the only way to reduce the backlog.
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This bill would establish a fund to address the NPS maintenance backlog.
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In four weeks, DSS alone faced a backlog of 2900,220006 clearance applications.
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But since last year, there's been a backlog of requests pouring in.
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The FDA is now staring down a backlog of 22019,600 pending applications.
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The National Park Service is struggling with a $12 billion maintenance backlog.
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The state has a backlog already of $150 billion in road maintenance.
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It increased its backlog of premium drilling locations to 25.3,21 from 3,200.
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The larger that backlog gets today, the longer wait times get tomorrow.
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EOIR manages the immigration judges who are struggling with the backlog crisis.
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The fees normally go toward filling the agency's $12 billion maintenance backlog.
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Prior to the shutdown, the immigration court backlog had been gradually increasing.
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Many students' forgiveness claims remain in the backlog since DeVos took over.
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The backlog facing US immigration courts exceeds more than 1 million cases.
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The New Democracy coalition promised to resolve the backlog of asylum seekers.
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But the Department of Commerce has a backlog of tariff exemption requests.
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SpaceX also has had a backlog of Falcon 9 missions to fly.
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Having judges work longer hours, alone, wouldn't fix the backlog of cases.
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Officials say they are grappling with a backlog of public disclosure requests.
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One of the biggest pressure points is a backlog in immigration courts.
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As this backlog gets cleared, case counts are going to rise quickly.
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The agency faces a 330,000-case backlog of asylum claims, he said.
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Demand must remain healthy, and Wall Street expects to see robust backlog.
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Last year, the FDA cleared its entire backlog of hundreds of requests.
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Year after year, the result is an astonishing backlog of classified material.
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The United States is in the midst of a huge infrastructure backlog.
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As the backlog in immigration cases increases, some will wait even longer.
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As of the June 85033, the immigrant court's backlog was 610,524 cases.
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The most significant hurdle is the tremendous backlog in the immigration courts.
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Amazon started disclosing its backlog revenue for the first time in April.
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Still, many ambassadorships remain empty, which he blames on a Senate backlog.
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The company said it had a backlog of orders worth $1.1 trillion.
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Come fiscal 2369, the backlog is projected to balloon to $21.12 billion.
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Furthermore, even arrests at the border can often exacerbate the court backlog.
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"We have a solid backlog, but we want to add more to the backlog in 2018 and we still have a bit of time for that," he said, referring to the number of jets sold but not delivered.
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"We'll have preliminary success with getting a large number of cases out and temporarily reduce the backlog, but ultimately a large number of those cases will come back on appeal, thus making the backlog even worse," Slavin said.
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The closest the administration has come to an explanation is pointing to the $85033 billion NPS maintenance backlog, an ironic talking point given that much of that backlog exists thanks to Republicans in Congress routinely underfunding the agency.
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To reduce the backlog, Trump will have to pull aliens from the immigration court's backlog and put them in expedited removal proceedings, and presumably this is why he is planning to expand the use of expedited removal proceedings.
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Immigration court backlog crisis makes it virtually impossible to process new cases As of the end of January 2628, the immigration court backlog was 28503,22019 cases, and the average wait for a hearing was 1,035 days — nearly three years.
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With a "crisis-level" backlog of nearly 900,000 cases, the letter states that "policies implemented to reduce the backlog have severely undermined the integrity of the immigration court system," thus creating a greater need for an independent court system.
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"Most of our planned revenues for this year come from this backlog and the same for next year and we are expecting the backlog to grow in the first quarter based on several contracts we got," Machlis told Reuters.
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One noted that California has the nation's largest backlog of incomplete or inactive state-level plans to address certain types of air pollution, and threatened to impose penalties such as withholding highway funds if the backlog is not addressed.
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City Hall let it be known that earlier administrations had created the backlog.
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Paying only £130 million for 10 year backlog looks like public relations sop.
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It could also help us force jurisdictions to prioritize the rape kit backlog.
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His attorney said it could take years, given the backlog in immigration court.
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On balance, the total backlog metric looks uninspiring, mostly from negative FX volatility.
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If you have a backlog, this is a good time to tackle it.
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But it built up a backlog of payments when Iran was under sanctions.
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The courts currently have a backlog of hundreds of thousands of deportation cases.
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Boeing has a backlog of more than 4,000 orders for the Max planes.
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The U.S. says the suspension is to help clear a backlog of petitions.
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This favourable backlog profile provides substantial financial flexibility during a deep cyclical downturn.
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"Our third quarter investment banking backlog is showing encouraging improvement," the executives said.
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There's a big backlog of companies paying close attention to how Twilio performs.
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The WTO's dispute-settlement mechanism is weighed down by a backlog of cases.
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And as of September there was a backlog of 319,000 pending asylum cases.
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The NHS has a building-maintenance backlog that would cost £6bn to clear.
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But a backlog of sometimes years-old chats can still present a vulnerability.
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This is just one of several dangerous consequences from the backlog Cooke listed.
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When Nakashima died, there was a backlog of orders for Mira to fulfill.
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Nexity stated that its backlog at September 30 was of 1003 billion euros.
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It suggested paying agent Citibank was creating a backlog that had spooked markets.
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Rising S has a backlog of work stretching out more than a year.
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"There's a backlog of I'd say, almost 20 machines right now," Kravitz says.
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Although it's nice to have a long cycle business with a big backlog.
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However, the temporary fix failed to address the state's $85033 billion revenue backlog.
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The backlog didn't happen in spite of Congress; it happened because of Congress.
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We have a lot of other projects behind this, waiting in the backlog.
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OEC's construction backlog has shrunk some 50 percent since the end of 2014.
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The Trump administration has made several, mostly misguided, attempts to fix this backlog.
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Half of the backlog is for repairs to NPS roads, bridges and tunnels.
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The 2013 decree eased his court's backlog, but he said it remained overwhelmed.
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Parks are required to put 55 percent of their revenues toward backlog maintenance.
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The NPS estimates that fixing its deferred maintenance backlog would cost $11.9 billion.
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The Chicago-based jet maker has a backlog of about 4,600 737 planes.
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"At the end of the day, it's not about the backlog," Tzuo said.
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The expansion should greatly reduce the backlog, but it will not eliminate it.
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The main obstacle to deporting removable immigrants is the immigration court backlog crisis.
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Luckily, Congress has tools at its disposal to solve the immigration backlog crisis.
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For now, Chinese leaders seem mostly preoccupied with the backlog of unsold homes.
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CLINTON: Well, there's no doubt, we have an enormous backlog of infrastructure repairs.
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Typically the fees go toward fixing the agency's nearly $22019 billion maintenance backlog.
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EXIM has a $42 billion backlog of deals in its pipeline awaiting approval.
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The immigration court system, already suffocating under a massive backlog, is largely shuttered.
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"I'd go flying, come home, and have a backlog of orders," Voit explained.
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This favorable backlog profile provides substantial financial flexibility during a deep cyclical downturn.
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Nationwide, immigration courts struggling to clear a backlog of nearly 586,000 pending cases.
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On top of that, there is a backlog in developing those viral vectors.
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Boeing has a backlog of more than 4,400 of its 737 Max planes.
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If you miss anything, you can check out SGDQ's backlog of speedruns here.
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Work with the laws we have right now and get the backlog down.
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Canada's Immigration and Refugee Board says it has a backlog of 40,700 cases.
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His state has a current backlog of 1,700 samples waiting to be processed.
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An attempt to address the national park system's roughly $11 billion maintenance backlog.
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For years, these courts have had a backlog, according to the GAO report.
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But in the meantime, there is a 10-day backlog of service requests.
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The idea is to shift resources to address a backlog in asylum applications.
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If Cambodia experiences a surge in cases, a backlog will quickly build up.
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He said he expected it to help with large backlog of asylum cases.
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At least for one game, probably more, because of the backlog of incidents.
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Airbus, Boeing's only real competitor for commercial aircraft, also has an enormous backlog.
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The backlog of Pentagon nominees awaiting Senate confirmation may soon get some relief.
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Boeing has 4,700 unfilled orders for 737s, representing 80% of Boeing's orders backlog.
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Anecdotal evidence suggests progress clearing the backlog of FX demand in the economy.
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Boeing removed 210 aircraft on backlog related to India's Jet Airways, not VietJet.
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The immigration court backlog also exceeded more than one million cases this year.
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She said she was frustrated by the backlog, which she blamed on litigation.
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It is particularly keen for investment to fund its backlog of infrastructure projects.
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The manufacturer said it had a backlog of 400 undelivered planes in storage.
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However, 1.1 million Americans are stuck in this outrageous backlog, with devastating consequences.
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The agency estimates it has a maintenance backlog of more than $2628 billion.
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When they are added, the backlog will be more than 1.3 million cases.
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However, by the end of 2019, the backlog was reduced to 63,21625 claims.
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Tesla said it was working through its Model 3 backlog without clarifying further.
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Putting a serious dent in the backlog would require hiring dozens more judges.
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Although rushing through its backlog of claims due to over-emphasis on the backlog numbers temporarily eliminates criticism related to that number, it does not actually improve the lives of veterans, particularly if their claims are wrongly denied as a result.
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Unusual backlog But several sources, including intelligence officials who have served in Democratic and Republican administrations told CNN last week that such a backlog was very unusual and made clear the process should have been finished after a year in office.
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The fee increase would help finance a $11.6 billion backlog of maintenance and improvements.
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Such measures will ease the backlog and likely push regional prices lower, analysts said.
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But local governments reckon they need over €135bn just to handle the current backlog.
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The backlog would be cleared over the next two or three days, he said.
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The request backlog -- more than 111,000 at last count -- will be processed and eliminated.
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Sessions limits asylum claims, citing federal law, widespread fraud , &aposunacceptable&apos backlog of cases.
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That resulted in the individual workload more than quadrupling, adding significantly to the backlog.
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The company's sales backlog grew to $133.5 billion, up 3 billion over the quarter.
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That's welcome news for a company entering the fourth quarter with an order backlog.
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The company's sales backlog grew to $133.5 billion, up 353 billion over the quarter.
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The company's sales backlog grew to $353 billion, up 3 billion over the quarter.
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Boeing has a backlog of about 4,400 orders for its popular 737 Max planes.
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Impala claims to have a backlog of 3,500 hotels awaiting connection to its platform.
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DFS examiners, arriving in July, found an "unmanageable" backlog of alerts for suspicious transactions.
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Reuters notes that the company has a backlog of 70 missions worth $10 billion.
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We're here and appreciate your patience while we work through a backlog and reorganization.
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A hefty backlog at the commission means the matter will not be settled soon.
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The group said its order backlog ensured more than three years of equivalent production.
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Defaults are progress for China, which needs to clear a backlog of accumulated debt.
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It's the perfect time to catch up on your Steam backlog or Netflix queue.
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Boeing has a backlog of 5,546 aircraft, more than 4,400 of them for 737s.
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Due to funding shortages, the agency has a $12 billion backlog in deferred maintenance.
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This has led to a major backlog for states that love to kill people.
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There's been an uninterrupted backlog of asylum seekers since the day the camp opened.
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A lot has happened since then, and reporters have a huge backlog of questions.
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It plans to decommission 700 wells this year, which still leaves a hefty backlog.
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One rape kit costs about $1,000 to $1,500 to test, per End The Backlog.
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The company has a backlog of about 70 missions, worth more than $10 billion.
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But there's a massive backlog of transactions in bitcoin that are waiting to happen.
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We today have a backlog of 5,900 commercial airplanes, roughly seven years of production.
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The backlog of court cases is also seen as a hindrance to good governance.
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Victoria Neave, launched a crowdfunding solution to pay for the backlog of untested kits.
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Much of the order backlog comes from relatively new airlines in the emerging world.
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But both she and Smolyansky agree that there's no acceptable excuse for the backlog.
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There is currently a backlog of more than 800,000 cases pending in immigration courts.
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California, Pelosi's state, has the largest immigration court backlog in the country, 146,826 cases.
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All of this paperwork takes staff time to process, and there's a huge backlog.
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It also required the agency to deal with its extensive backlog of security reinvestigations.
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SpaceX has a backlog of more than 70 missions, worth more than $10 billion.
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The department said it expects to eliminate that backlog within the next two years.
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The claim denials that result will only add to the already lengthy appeals backlog.
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Immigration courts currently face a major backlog in the number of cases before them.
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Even with no new arrests, it would take four years to eliminate the backlog.
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Additionally, postponed training sessions are deepening the backlog of air traffic controllers awaiting certification.
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The I.R.S. has a backlog of almost a million pieces of correspondence from taxpayers.
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The total order backlog rose by almost half to 14.2 billion euros, Dassault said.
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By January, there was still a backlog of 300,000 trucks — triple the normal rate.
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I think some people may interpret a backlog as something more than it is.
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The maintenance backlog has ballooned so much thanks to the misaligned incentives politicians face.
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The Bipartisan Research Center estimates that the current backlog won't be cleared until 2040.
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A declining backlog of bad loans helped the bank beat 2017 net profit forecasts.
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As of November 30, 2018, the immigration courts had a backlog of 809,21625 cases.
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End the Backlog altered its model legislation Monday to add a provision prohibiting destruction.
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Meanwhile, the overwhelmed immigration court system faces a backlog of more than 500,000 cases.
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So far, the company says it has an order backlog of roughly $88 million.
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Now it appears there is quite a backlog for IRS employees to wade through.
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"As of last Friday, the backlog is eight hundred and ninety-six," Robbins said.
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It does seem the delay may be simply a matter of an administrative backlog.
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Yes, the parks have a huge backlog of things that need to be fixed.
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Most of the nation's 409 park sites have a piece of the maintenance backlog.
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"We usually have a backlog, but we don't have that for April," he said.
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Discussions have been ongoing for several months on how to deal with the backlog.
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Maintenance was deferred, capital projects were delayed and a backlog of repairs piled up.
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The Trump Administration added even more hurdles, creating a backlog within the Defense Department.
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Within two weeks of surgery, he began working on a backlog of legal cases.
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Backlog for construction and plant stood at 7.6 billion at the end of June.
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Alexander has been more attentive to the EEOC, and its backlog, than most lawmakers.
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Overwhelming public support provides just one of many reasons to address the maintenance backlog.
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In 2017, the U.S. DOT identified a backlog of $90 billion in repairs needed.
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Backlog in the aviation business rose to $1.8 billion in the quarter ended Sept.
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The Patent Office's backlog exceeded nearly 85033,000 applications in July, according to agency data.
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However, suggesting factories should remain busy, they built up a substantial backlog of work.
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He has also sought to clear out the agency's backlog of generic drug applications.
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The company has a backlog of 603 customers as of the end of June.
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According to End the Backlog, there are approximately 8,000 that remain untested in Nevada.
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"Our backlog in sales is at price of $120 million per aircraft," Vice said.
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Spring can be a blessed time for the entertainment fan's TV and movie backlog.
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The backlog of orders totals about seven years' worth of production, according to Boeing.
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Its prior earnings report showed, too, a growth in its backlog, indicating strong demand.
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If your backlog starts to get a bit intimidating, just hit the pause button.
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Such a backlog could allow this complaint to sit untouched for a few weeks.
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As of the end of January 2628, the immigrant court's backlog was 28503,22019 cases.
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The backlog at the asylum offices, for affirmative asylum seekers, includes around 22019,000 individuals.
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The heavy equipment maker said order rates are healthy and its backlog remains solid.
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A couple of years ago, the VA drew criticism for its controversial claims backlog.
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Announces third quarter fiscal year 2016 results * Q3 revenue $13.5 million versus $18.4 million * Backlog at january 31, 2016 was $22 million and comparable to backlog at end of q2 * Q3 earnings per share $0.03 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Petrofac said most of the $20.7 billion backlog came from its core Middle Eastern markets.
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We estimate that the backlog/revenue ratio had remained at around 2.5x by end-3Q16.
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Since then, the backlog has grown by another estimated 145,000 cases, a 27 percent increase.
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However, the bank's backlog of deals declined, indicating revenue may be subdued in future quarters.
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But the backlog of deals declined, indicating that revenue in future quarters may be subdued.
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Boeing has a massive backlog of 5,800 planes to deliver over the next 7 years.
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During the quarter, Lockheed's order backlog grew 19 percent to $23 billion from $222 billion.
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More extensions are being built, but they are barely enough to cover the current backlog.
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Muilenburg said the company had more than 4,000 of the 737 Max aircraft in backlog.
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If there's a big backlog, you can set it going and then rejoin the party.
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Now that the SBA has finally reopened, it faces a backlog of loans to process.
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Or, apparently, the massive backlog facing the IRS in the aftermath of the government shutdown.
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His wife asked him about his backlog, and Scott said he had four months' work.
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The seller has ample cash and a backlog of lower-risk projects to build infrastructure.
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So, Boeing and Airbus can continue steadily expanding their output while maintaining a healthy backlog.
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Zinke has promised to make the $12 billion national park maintenance backlog a top priority.
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Yet the new administration will need time to deal with the species backlog, Taylor warns.
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The U.S. forest service is facing a deferred maintenance backlog of more than $5.2 billion.
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The Backlog of Orders Index continued to grow, posting its highest reading since April 2004.
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They say they have no idea when their backlog of unpaid salaries will be addressed.
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And Guideline has another 3,000 companies in its backlog that could convert into paying customers.
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By early December, the backlog had grown to 95,000 unprocessed claims, mostly from Corinthian students.
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The backlog was beginning to pass on Friday afternoon, initially via the lock's auxiliary chamber.
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As of September, the federal government faced a 700,000-case backlog across agencies and departments.
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The National Park Service's deferred maintenance backlog has grown to $11.9 billion, the agency announced.
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The National Background Investigations Bureau (NBIB) has a backlog of more than 700,85033 investigation applications.
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He's also led efforts to reduce the backlog of untested rape kits around the country.
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One of David's first assignments was to improve the company's growing backlog of client calls.
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Kowalski says that the company currently has a backlog of 600 orders for the jet.
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Even after Gatwick re-opens, the backlog and disruption are expected to last for days.
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We have an overall backlog of 255,22016 in general immigration applications in our immigration courts.
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That backlog is another reason why sales have been slow since the crash in March.
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Contractors are primarily concerned with ensuring a positive bottom line, and with growing their backlog.
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Ms. Stock said it could be a result of an effort to clear the backlog.
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As we fill in one backlog hole, we must be careful not to dig another.
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But manufacturers are facing a backlog just to keep up with demand, the NYT reported.
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That backlog accounted for more than 40 exonerations in 2015 and nearly 50 in 2016.
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In fact, the backlog has ballooned by more than 200,000 since Mr. Trump became president.
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One of the reasons for the backlog is simply the cost of testing the kits.
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"This becomes a game of backlog preservation and management, rather than bringing in new orders."
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Clearly, there are some challenges left — we were not able to clear all the backlog.
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The more intense scrutiny quickly led to a backlog of thousands of recruits awaiting clearance.
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It also handles a separate load of federal employees' complaints; that too has a backlog.
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Today, the backlog has grown to at least 141,803, according to the most recent figures.
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But a backlog of claims has far outstripped the resources of Moria and other camps.
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Even with no new cases, it would take almost five years to clear the backlog.
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This has created a perpetual backlog of aspiring assistant professors, all competing for fewer jobs.
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This creates a backlog of transactions that need to be processed and slows things down.
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So it's not immediately clear how lowering the annual limit will help ease the backlog.
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It charters a boat from Nuuk, rather than wait for the flight backlog to clear.
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Vice expects that backlog to grow to $3.5 billion by the end of this year.
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SpaceX has a $10 billion backlog of about 70 missions for NASA and commercial customers.
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The company has a $3.2 billion backlog of pending projects, mostly with the private sector.
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Their departures come as the Justice Department faces a backlog that exceeds 1 million cases.
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The group attributed most of those delays to an income-verification backlog at the IRS.
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Due to his rising popularity, he now has a six-month backlog for new orders.
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A historic backlog in the nation's immigration courts was made worse during the government shutdown.
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The immigration backlog exceeds at least 2628,28503 cases, according to Syracuse University's TRAC Immigration database.
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But the current backlog in legislation comes amid an uptick in productivity for the Senate.
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It has a backlog of orders worth nearly $500 billion that includes 5,900 commercial jets.
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"We expect our backlog of transactions to be completed subject to constructive markets," it said.
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As of the end of July, the immigration courts had a backlog of 975,298 cases.
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Demand for the Mahomes jersey was so strong there has been a backlog of orders.
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Like many bureaucratic challenges, the backlog of disability claims got worse before it got better.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the value of the Airbus's backlog of orders.
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There's currently a two-year processing backlog in Mexico, thanks to the Northern Triangle exodus.
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The National Institute of Justice, the agency tasked with research for the Justice Department, realized the scope of the problem with untested kits and funded four cities -- Los Angeles in 2006, and Detroit, New Orleans and Houston in 2011 -- to process part of their backlog to help answer two main questions: How much of this backlog should be tested, and if only some of the backlog should be tested, which kits should get prioritized?
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"Every policy that they have implemented has increased the backlog and part of that then has been to use the backlog for other indefensible policy reasons, so I think there's definitely an argument to be made that there is a an effort to implode the court to increase the backlog in order to justify what we've otherwise be measures or quote-unquote solutions that we would never consider," Tabbador told The Hill.
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As part of its efforts to reduce a nationwide backlog of untested rape kits, the federal Department of Justice earlier this month announced that grants to local law enforcement agencies to clear this backlog can include efforts to solve sexual assault cases using genealogy.
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DeVos says changing procedure is the only way to clear the Title IX backlog, which currently has 344 open investigations compared to only 64 resolved cases, but sexual assault survivors are saying that while the backlog is bad, the proposed solution is even worse.
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ASML's order backlog grew to 6.7 billion euros, from 13 billion at the end of September.
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Immigration judges, whose ranks number roughly 350 at present, have an astounding backlog of 700,000 cases.
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I had this Japanese tattoo artist who has a huge backlog and I got sleeved. Really?
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It also said its project backlog increased over the quarter to record highs of $4.7 billion.
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It has an order backlog of more than 2800,2108 Boeing 22016s, it said on its website.
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When retailer have a backlog of unsold merchandise they tend to slash prices to clear shelves.
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Bombardier said the backlog for its CRJ Series and Q400 totaled more than 50 aircraft each.
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The ever-increasing immigration court backlog means families could be held for months or even years.
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Eventually, the backlog of continuity in their comics gets too daunting for new or casual readers.
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That has clogged up the Senate floor schedule and created a backlog of nominations to confirm.
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I understand and greatly sympathize with the backlog of maintenance issues with the National Park Service.
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Airbus has a backlog of 7,207 planes, close to 5,800 for planes in the A320 line.
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"We have an enormous backlog (of orders)," Chief Financial Officer Jeff Bornstein said in an interview.
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While advisory net revenue declined 0003% year over year, MS indicates that its backlog remains strong.
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When the software was updated, the backlog was suddenly, automatically, cleared in a spew of tweets.
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In spite of warnings about backlog, all three sites responded within four weeks to my bags.
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"It's real money that we really need to reinvest into deferred maintenance and infrastructure backlog," Gen.
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According to the USCIS, the agency faces a "crisis-level backlog" of more than 300,000 cases.
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She emphasized that the change in processing order was meant to tackle the asylum office's backlog.
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We can de-risk our outlook by relying more on backlog and less on future orders.
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Now that reprieve is ending, and a backlog of massive drilling projects stands to be approved.
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This acknowledges the backlog problem and ceases punishing innocent asylum seekers for circumstances beyond their control.
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The order backlog index rose to 0.33 from 20.3, while production rose to 21.9 from 20.7.
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In addition, the vast backlog of urgent projects will never be eliminated with federal funds alone.
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He and Kompatscher said the province could only accommodate a backlog of migrants in the hundreds.
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In 2013 the UNHCR's Turkish office suspended asylum applications from Afghans, citing a backlog of cases.
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It's true that the immigration courts face an unprecedented backlog of more than 85033,000 pending cases.
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Law firm coffers swelled early in the year when clients began paying a backlog of bills.
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That effort had some success in ridding the calendar of older felonies and easing the backlog.
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The company said the backlog was boosted by strong demand at its pulp and paper business.
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Brown, ranking member of the Banking panel, urged Senate Republican leaders to clear the growing backlog.
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One of the keys to addressing our infrastructure backlog is planning by Regional Transmission Organizations (RTOs).
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But they said there was still a massive backlog and more work needed to be done.
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Clearly, there are some challenges left when we were not able to clear all the backlog.
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The increase in backlog revenue gives investors a clearer sense of the strength of the business.
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The complaint comes amid short-staffing in immigration courts and a massive backlog of cases nationwide.
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However, as the backlog grows, filling a few empty jobs is not going to resolve it.
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"The extraordinary backlog of cases inherited by this Administration was greatly concerning to OCR," said Hill.
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As an exercise, one could add up the backlog of infrastructure investment in the United States.
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In October, Illinois sold $6 billion of general obligation bonds to help pay off the backlog.
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When New York City tested its entire backlog, only 3.7% of CODIS hits led to convictions.
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The company has a backlog of about 4,000 of the jets, which have already been ordered.
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If the government does not reopen soon, a serious backlog in initial public offerings could develop.
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USCIS said the suspension will help them work through a large backlog of non-premium petitions.
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As of September, there were nearly 64,000 applications pending — a backlog of six to seven years.
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It languished for decades, until the commission decided last year to start eliminating its lengthy backlog.
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And a processing backlog means it can take years for just one close relative to immigrate.
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Due to this financial distress, our doctors have a two to three-month backlog of surgery.
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The asylum backlog has grown by 1750 percent over the last five years, according to USCIS.
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I've accumulated four or five screenplay ideas, so I all of a sudden have a backlog.
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The roll out of her plan to eliminate the backlog in rape kits continues this trend.
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Once all of those cases are reentered into the system, the backlog will grow even more.
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Clever as it is, Verily's site can't address that backlog; it's not in the laboratory business.
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Clever as it is, Verily's site can't address that backlog; it's not in the laboratory business.
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At the RealReal warehouses in Secaucus and Perth Amboy, in New Jersey, there is a backlog.
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Job security is not an issue, because there is always a backlog of several hundred orders.
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And, thanks to the column, I have a huge backlog of these places in my heart.
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The CDC has conducted more than 3,600 screenings so far, and there is currently no backlog.
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The time between an arrest and deportation can vary greatly, and backlog has stalled the process.
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As a result, the state's unpaid bill backlog ballooned to a record $3.23 billion last year.
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The backlog that is creating the problem is a byproduct of immigration laws drafted decades ago.
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It is not yet known how the league will catch up on the backlog of matches.
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The poor sales performance and decreased backlog could have major impacts reverberating across the manufacturing sector.
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Airbus had a backlog of more than 6,660 narrowbody planes as of the end of November.
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Currently, the backlog of borrower defense claims is around 65,000 — and it's growing larger each day.
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This June, officials from MIC said that there was a backlog of 102 projects awaiting approval.
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The backlog of veteran disability claims piled up during the 2013 shutdown, according to the OMB.
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In recent years, the office has had to contend with a historic backlog of pending cases.
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This backlog has led CBP to begin releasing some migrants with notices to appear in court.
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The nation's immigration courts have been facing a massive backlog of more than 800,000 pending cases.
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Sixty percent of the backlog will be produced for customers during 2018 and 2019, it said.
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Most formations stay at or near full strength because of the backlog of volunteers, he said.
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As a result of the stalemate, Illinois' backlog of unpaid bills reached $14.9 billion this week.
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In Las Vegas, where the office has a particularly large backlog, applicants could wait 210 months.
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Clearly, there are some challenges left, when we were not able to clear all the backlog.
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Both the mayor and Mr. Lippman have called for changes to ease the backlog in state courts.
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This included the backlog of all public tweets since Twitter launched in 2006, which the company donated.
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" She would also reduce "the family reunification backlog" and provide "a fair and achievable pathway to citizenship.
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Supplies are funded by small donations; a backlog of requests is over 50 men and women long.
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Work and play tend to get in the way of your backlog of must-read, longform articles.
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Also, its hefty $321 billion order backlog represents 10 quarters of future revenue, and margins are expanding.
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As the backlog of payments grows, spenders offer increasingly lofty fees to attract miners to their transactions.
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It has a backlog of asylum applications which means around a two-year wait for a decision.
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The extensive backlog means that many refugees will be waiting for months before their case is heard.
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New orders recovered modestly, but the backlog of orders contracted for the first time since January 2017.
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Sessions's ruling acknowledges that adding all 350,000 cases at once would make the backlog impossible to manage.
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Passengers still stuck in line may still have several hours to wait while officials clear the backlog.
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The business has a combined backlog of $62 billion, with 70% of those orders from U.S. customers.
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To make a dent in the backlog of unidentified skulls, investigators need to think outside the box.
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Friday after defeating George Mason University, but was stuck for more than 24 hours in the backlog.
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He noted that the company's total 507 program has a backlog of more than 7373,507 airplane orders.
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Bloom also regularly grouped closed deals with letters of intent under the "backlog" heading, per internal documents.
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Backlog of projects stood at $17.8 billion, up 27 percent compared with the same quarter in 2018.
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It said its backlog of orders stands at $487 billion, including for more than 5,600 commercial jets.
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KB Home also reported an improvement in cancellation rates as well as a larger-than-expected backlog.
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The court is already dealing with a backlog of cases, which are supposed to take two months.
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Earlier this year, Poland built up a large backlog of immigration applications, many of them from Ukrainians.
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Last year it started work with Guatemala on introducing plea-bargaining to clear a backlog of cases.
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With a major refugee crisis hitting the region, there's now a backlog of 430,000 applications to verify.
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Still, Republicans say the change would help ease the backlog of nominees building on the Senate floor.
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The company's mission backlog contains roughly 218 missions that have yet to launch worth some $219 billion.
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The homebuilder issued an upbeat full-year forecast, thanks to what it calls a healthy order backlog.
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So, in a purely financial sense, not resolving the backlog of cases also literally costs U.S. taxpayers.
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Alberta Premier Rachel Notley recently suggested that Ottawa buy rail cars or locomotives to ease the backlog.
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The thing that we focus on is the family backlog, combing it in — that's a decade away.
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As of July, the backlog of unprocessed asylum applications was still more than half a million cases.
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The U.S. Forest Service reports that it has an 82 million-acre backlog of forest restoration projects.
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"Industrial recovery is likely to continue once that backlog of registrations disappears," it added in a statement.
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The backlog of pending cases is a major contributor to issues with immigration enforcement and illegal immigration.
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It was the first approval of an LNG terminal in two years, despite a backlog at FERC.
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The bill is meant, in part, to address the NPS maintenance backlog, which now exceeds $11 billion.
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Smallsats and space debris There is a massive backlog of small satellites waiting to get to orbit.
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The immigration court backlog in the United States has been growing larger every year since FY 2006.
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His cameo on the show will highlight a backlog of rape kits and address violence against women.
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Former Social Security Commissioner Astrue worked to reduce an earlier backlog and was largely successful by 2012.
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Crapo, wrapping up the hearing, said senators needed to work to end the "backlog" on judicial nominations.
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This severe backlog prevents defense officials, diplomats and intelligence officers from being able to do their jobs.
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This would dramatically reduce the backlog for low-risk clearances and get these individuals to work faster.
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A $12 billion backlog won't be overcome overnight, especially if funding is held hostage by Washington politics.
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The backlog was cleared in August 2017 after staff from across the agency stepped in to help.
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A White House spokesperson did not immediately respond to The Hill's request for comment on the backlog.
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The Justice Department has moved to help with the backlog, which is reportedly more than 830,000 cases.
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Airbus Helicopters added that its overall backlog stood at 692 helicopters as of the end of 2017.
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The orders add several months to Boeing's manufacturing backlog, and could beget additional orders from more customers.
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Morningstar analyst Brian Bernard expects the strong backlog to fuel substantial growth for Lennar in fiscal 2018.
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In court, Justice Elena Kagan expressed concern that deportation proceedings are sometimes delayed because of government backlog.
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It has also temporarily assigned 10 additional lawyers to the pardon office to help with the backlog.
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The backlog for its new EUV machines, which cost around 100 million euros apiece, stood at 23.
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Its huge and growing backlog is certainly an indicator that the web hasn't been a big priority.
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But given the current backlog of trade disputes at the W.T.O., such a ruling could take years.
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All this social distancing gives me plenty of time to tackle my gaming backlog — God of War!
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So much so that companies are having difficulty finding clinicians to address the growing backlog of patients.
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At one point in 2017, he estimates, his backlog of whistleblower complaints had reached some 2,000 cases.
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The backlog has gotten longer, and more immigrants are in detention as a result, the GAO says.
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Building more roads will only add to the Forest Service's multibillion-dollar maintenance backlog around the country.
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Last month, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos offered no such assurances when pressed by senators about the backlog.
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Right now, additional testing will "clear the backlog," confirming the illnesses of people who are already sick.
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The backlog in our schools' infrastructure reflects the sad history of apartheid and of misdirected policy priority.
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The backlog in appeals cases for Social Security Disability Insurance has swollen in the last eight years.
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China has thinned its backlog of new drugs waiting for approval to 24002,22005 from 22017,000 in 2017.
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SpaceX is expected to continue launching large communications satellites as it clears a backlog of scheduled missions.
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The Justice Department has faced mounting pressure by the administration to whittle down a massive court backlog.
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But the agency in charge remains underfunded, and there's a backlog of hundreds of species awaiting decisions.
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The company reported an order backlog that totaled 2275,700 aircraft, or about seven full years of deliveries.
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SpaceX has a backlog of more than 70 missions, worth more than $10 billion, spokesman Taylor said.
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With the grounding stretching on, Boeing has been frustrated in its efforts to begin clearing the backlog.
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In June, some sales of new digital currencies clogged the ethereum network, creating a backlog of orders.
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The backlog of completed jets contributed to Boeing's decision to temporarily shut the 737 factory last month.
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The newly repaired printer spit out the backlog of transaction records, including many that immediately looked suspicious.
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Under the city's watch, maintenance was deferred, capital projects were delayed and a backlog of repairs burgeoned.
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They argue that the DCAA should instead be given additional dollars and personnel to fix its backlog.
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And they must contend with the massive backlog of small satellites waiting for a ride to orbit.
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There is a massive backlog in immigration courts that is up to hundreds of thousands of cases.
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There is a big backlog of transactions on the bitcoin blockchain — the technology that underpins the cryptocurrency.
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I have a backlog of things to do: legal, administrative, press inquiries, and writing — lots of writing.
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The Trump administration has indicated it plans to move much more expeditiously in handling the application backlog.
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To have that backlog is a problem, but it's a good thing states are wanting the service.
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"Obviously, first and foremost is the backlog of cases that are sitting there right now," he said.
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"It is just an auction to clear the backlog so the gap may stabilize temporarily," he said.
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Wait times would even out over time once the backlog for Indian and Chinese nationals is cleared.
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Tougher issuance standards could lead to broader reforms, plus help clear a massive backlog of aspiring issuers.
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Backlog revenue is a non-balance sheet item that represents the total value of future contract obligations.
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Chain migration would thus continue at the same pace as the backlog will take years to process.
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The highly anticipated, eighth-generation Chevrolet Corvette is one the products that could face the biggest backlog.
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This set off a buying frenzy in big cities that slightly pared the backlog of empty apartments.
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The country's banks are still working off an enormous backlog of problem loans, and credit remains tight.
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An Associated Press investigation found that the backlog of public records requests grew 55 percent under Obama.
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But he did, leaving a backlog of 1,100 open cases he never got around to sorting out.
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Given the enormous backlog, progress through the untested chemicals will still be slow — to say the least.
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There is a backlog of pending applications from generic drug manufacturers that want to enter the market.
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More can be done with your database, such as better identifying outliers: If a backlog item lies significantly outside the standard deviation of time needed for comparable backlog items, you could study these cases in depth to identify hypotheses about important influences in order to inform future practices.
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In Brooklyn, where Alfredo was assaulted, the State Supreme Court is trying new ways to address the backlog.
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The measure also calls for 500 new immigration judges to chip away at the massive immigration court backlog.
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In Thursday's statement, the builder estimated the total value of its backlog of uncompleted work as of Dec.
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Most of my waking moments—driving, walking, exercising, cleaning—are spent listening to an endless backlog of podcasts.
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The first step would be to increase the number of judges, to clear the backlog of immigration cases.
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"We do have a 700,000-to-800,000-person backlog in the —" Nielsen responded before Nadler cut her off.
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We think they fully exhausted their US backlog and we think you're going to see that in 1Q.
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HEGSETH: Yes, I mean clearly there&aposs a backlog here that should have been anticipated at some level.
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The intention is to clear the backlog of overdue foreign currency obligations owed by banks to international creditors.
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A huge backlog of Indian nationals and Chinese nationals waiting for legal immigration processes is not the answer.
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There's now a backlog of submissions that will keep the "Go Go Brothers" busy for the foreseeable future.
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The 737 Max is Boeing's bestselling aircraft with a backlog of nearly 5,19603 of the jets on order.
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At the end of 2018, the lab's backlog was more than 550 cases, according to the police spokesperson.
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Its total backlog was $288.4 million at end-March, down from $331.4 million at the end of 2018.
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In his role overseeing the court, Sessions has been vocal in cutting down the backlog of deportation cases.
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However, Republicans say the spots being cut would be put toward clearing the current backlog of unprocessed claims.
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But U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is dealing with a long backlog of cases, according to a spokesperson.
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Once you have them loaded up on your iPhone, you'll finally be able to plow through that backlog.
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The four working rigs are under long-term contracts with Statoil favorably providing approximately $4.1 billion of backlog.
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The ever-increasing immigration court backlog means these immigrant families could be held for months or even years.
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The backlog of citizenship applications nearly doubled from 367,000 in late 2015 to about 740,000 in September 2018.
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There is a backlog of more than 1m titles that need to be processed for government-provided houses.
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Deportation hearings can take years to complete; in July, the backlog of cases in immigration court surpassed 500,000.
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Train tracks and ferry piers were damaged, and Mangkhut left the airport with a backlog of 2,000 flights.
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Finance Director Harald Wilhelm also told analysts that A380 deliveries were protected by the existing backlog until 2019.
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It's not because the computer itself is time consuming, it's more because there's a backlog of these cases.
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The backlog of cases and the unexpected migration surge has filled both ICE and HHS facilities to overflowing.
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Under DeVos, OCR is closing out a backlog of more than 1,000 investigations at a record-setting pace.
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Tesla also hinted at a strong third quarter, saying it's entering the period with a backlog of orders.
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Even sexual assaults that are reported are undermined by institutional callousness, like the backlog of untested rape kits.
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The group, active in construction, power supply and waste management, has a projects backlog of 1.8 billion euros.
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Even if the Supreme Court rules in our favor, you can imagine the kind of backlog they'll have.
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Lendlease's scale - with a development pipeline of AUD44.9bn and construction and infrastructure backlog of AUD17.3bn - supports its rating.
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In China they often run as long as two minutes, even when there is a backlog of planes.
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"We've got a backlog now so that allows us to evaluate all the outsourcing possibilities," the source said.
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Boeing's Defense, Space & Security business had a backlog of $50 billion with 36 percent destined for non-U.
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Elbit's order backlog climbed to $9.66 billion at the end of March from $8.05 billion a year earlier.
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Two-thirds of its backlog orders come from India, and the company has multiple plans in the pipeline.
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Elbit's order backlog climbed to $8.1 billion at the end of September from $7.6 billion a year earlier.
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With a backlog of over 0003 cases, the overworked judge recently postponed a civil hearing by three years.
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"We had the potential chance to catch up on the massive backlog of maintenance in our harbors," Rep.
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The goal will be to eliminate a backlog of 200 orphan drug designation requests, starting with the oldest.
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This is creating a backlog of transactions that are needed to be processed and slowing down the system.
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It had 3,072 firm orders at the end of 2015, more than half of Boeing's 5,795-plane backlog.
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The company is launching rapidly, with a backlog of orders for its Falcon 9 and Falcon Heavy rockets.
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He expects another 1,000 cases to be confirmed as doctors continue to investigate a backlog of suspected cases.
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KB Home also issued an upbeat full-year forecast, thanks to what it calls a "healthy" order backlog.
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In numbers just released, the backlog in immigration courts has now risen above half a million cases (500,051).
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But there is a big backlog in transactions and the speed at which these are processed is slowing.
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United States' legal advisors can help clear the backlog of cases in the Northern Triangle's overburdened justice systems.
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Transactions in bitcoin are taking longer than they have done before because of a backlog in the system.
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You have your whole career to record your first thing so you can choose from your entire backlog.
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Enterprise said it expects in early May to load the remaining backlog of vessels due to the disruption.
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The tournament director brought Wednesday's start of play half an hour earlier to 10.30am, with a backlog building.
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It was one of eight sites on the commission's backlog agenda to be given landmark status on Tuesday.
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With an $11 billion maintenance backlog gnawing away at NPS and impacting visitor experience, those goals are jeopardized.
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The backlog is particularly problematic because H-28503B workers waiting for a green card have limited legal rights.
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SpaceX has backlog of more than 70 launches for commercial and government customers, worth more than $10 billion.
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It had 3,072 firm orders at the end of 20103, more than half of Boeing's 5,795-plane backlog.
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Elbit's order backlog climbed to $7.65 billion at the end of December from $6.91 billion a year earlier.
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Darrell Issa would take funding from asset forfeiture and allocate it toward reducing the backlog for rape kits.
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Before these contractors began to deny huge numbers of Medicare claims, there simply was no backlog in appeals.
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Amid a backlog, Ms. Molina and her children are waiting for their political asylum cases to be heard.
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It just prevents them from being deported to a country where they will be persecuted The backlog crisis.
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The team is working through a backlog of 4 bodies, dispatching groups to collect them when it can.
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Currently, the backlog of Iraqis waiting for P-2 visas is more than 100,000, as reported by Reuters.
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Many immigration courts are closed due to the shutdown, adding to an already overwhelming backlog of immigration cases.
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The backlog of unsold debt may raise additional questions during the upcoming review when regulators' examine loan underwriting.
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The state's backlog of unpaid bills hit nearly $14.4 billion on Tuesday, according to the state comptroller's office.
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Sessions is trying to deal with the backlog, but he hasn't found an effective way to do it.
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Boeing said it had not included the Iranian deals in its order book, so its backlog remains unchanged.
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Fixing the problem There are steps that can be taken right away to begin to reduce the backlog.
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As of early March, immigration courts were weighed down by a record backlog of more than 542,000 cases.
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The changes come as the Bronx struggles with the largest backlog of felony cases in the five boroughs.
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Airbus states it has a current backlog of 6,645 aircraft while Boeing's undelivered order pile sits at 5,303.
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It was the first approval of an LNG terminal in two years, despite a backlog at the agency.
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In cities like Dallas, Houston, and Memphis, the government has barely cleared through a third of its backlog.
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For the Medicare appeals backlog to be addressed, there must be meaningful reform of the actual appeals process.
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If you sent a questions months ago, don't fret; we start digging into our backlog on today's episode.
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The four working rigs are under long-term contracts with Statoil, favorably providing approximately $4.1 billion of backlog.
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Orders in the second quarter exceeded deliveries, which means Tesla is entering the third quarter with a backlog.
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They can wait years for their asylum hearing due to a backlog in cases, according to Reuters data.
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Elbit's order backlog at the end of March reached $6.8 billion, up from $6.3 billion a year earlier.
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Be careful, though: If you choose too small a fee, your transaction might forever stay in Bitcoin's backlog.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, with the company posting double-digit increases in net order value, backlog, and deliveries.
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"One positive sign is that the administration wants to invest more resources on reducing this backlog," he said.
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Sure, there will be a bit of backlog tomorrow, but that's OK. Burning out would be far worse.
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It added that backlog movement will be shown in its results in the last quarter of this year.
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Revenue also beat forecasts, with the homebuilder posting double-digit increases in net order value, backlog, and deliveries.
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The layers of clearance have grown so complex that a backlog of several thousand cases has piled up.
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Even with a backlog of tickets, though, the food trickling out of the kitchen is almost unfailingly terrific.
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The government's buying power has also contributed to the backlog of supplies that states and agencies desperately need.
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It was tasked with alleviating a huge backlog of mail that had accumulated there, intended for American servicemen.
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In 247, more than 6003,2600 people applied for the visa, adding to a backlog of 22017,22015 pending applications.
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During her time as California attorney general, Harris made reducing the state's backlog of rape kits a priority.
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Officials say that family cases will be resolved in three months, but there's a growing immigration court backlog.
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I have a huge backlog of people I want to spotlight, but I just haven't found the time.
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Airbus has a yearslong backlog of orders to fill for its rival to the Max 8, the A320neo.
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An increase in visitors and aging infrastructure both contributed to a backlog of maintenance projects in the parks.
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The immigration court has a backlog of 2023,101,061 cases, and it only completed 276,21625 cases in fiscal 2900.
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The administration is now expected to turn its attention to addressing the backlog of veterans appealing benefits decisions.
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Given the backlog of cases in immigration court, the average asylum case now takes 578 days to complete.
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Elbit's order backlog climbed to $9.8 billion at the end of September from $8.1 billion a year ago.
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Arment said 42 percent of Raytheon's contract backlog is from international customers — the highest percentage among industry peers.
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However, there is now an increasing backlog of uncompleted planes that are sitting in Boeing&aposs production line.
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Mr. Cupido's body was still at the city mortuary, where the surge in violence has caused a backlog.
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Mr. Cupido's body was still at the city mortuary, where the surge in violence has caused a backlog.
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The Max was Boeing's best-selling aircraft and it has a backlog of more than 4,000 of them.
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Plus, the national backlog of untested rape kits is an issue she's centralized on the show and off.
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Elbit's order backlog climbed to $8.05 billion at the end of March from $7.07 billion a year earlier.
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Enterprise said it expects to load the remaining backlog of vessels due to the disruption in early May.
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That number is a slight fall on 2015 but Russia has a strong order backlog stretching to 2020.
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If Trump does not find a way to eliminate the backlog crisis, his immigration enforcement efforts will fail.
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A backlog of restoration projects — many in highly visited areas — with a price tag of approximately $6900 billion.
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Associated Builders and Contractors estimated that 440,000 workers were needed in 2019 alone to meet the construction backlog.
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Second, they should issue a stay on foreclosures until they clear the backlog of pending requests for assistance.
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The American Society of Civil Engineers says we have a backlog of $4.5 trillion in maintenance in America.
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Trevor Bradford, an associate member at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, tweeted that case numbers are rising because there is "likely a backlog of cases to be detected": Because of the lack of national testing that had been going on, there is likely a backlog of cases to be detected.
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According to a backgrounder on Trump's plan to deal with the backlog, the immigration court had a backlog of 28500,6900 cases as of December 2628, and the pace of caseload increases is accelerating: Trump's plan is to more fully utilize immigration court resources and increase the number of immigration judges.
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Of course, the bigger issue was that erasing the backlog meant dozens of potential landmarks could suddenly be demolished.
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Elbit's order backlog, meanwhile, increased to $6.9 billion at the end of 2016 from $6.6 billion a year earlier.
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He said sufficient packer inventories prompted farmers to feed hogs longer, thereby creating a backlog of animals on farms.
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The U.S. aircraft maker also has a backlog of orders for 22,24 jets, about seven years' worth of manufacturing.
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But more than 100,000 names have been registered -- creating a backlog that could take half a year to clear.
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Over 160 emergency calls in the area caused an "extreme backlog" after the quake, Witt said later on Thursday.
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The longer the shutdown continues, the bigger the backlog the bureau will have to sort through when work resumes.
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And the longer the shutdown goes, the longer it will take the FAA to work through the growing backlog.
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Not only is it a self-described "arbitrary" process, but it also has a backlog of applications spanning years.
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Bombardier said it would continue to assemble regional jets on behalf of Mitsubishi until an order backlog is cleared.
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The department is also facing a major backlog on leadership positions that still need confirmation by the U.S. Senate.
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Two of the homebuilder's key metrics, deliveries and backlog, were at the highest levels in more than a decade.
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U.S. immigration authorities said temporary suspension will free them up to sift through a backlog of long-pending applications.
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Employment expanded, while the backlog of work index rose to an eight-month high, though it remained in contraction.
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Now, two months after that launch, there is still a backlog of at least two months for new customers.
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Boeing reported a total order backlog for its commercial airplane business of $399 billion, citing more than 5,600 orders.
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Newer games with fresher ideas are piled up in my ever-growing backlog and screaming for attention right now.
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He is a new judge, recently hired in the wake of the growing backlog of cases clogging the courts.
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But the latest numbers from TRAC suggest those measures haven't been enough to make a dent in the backlog.
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The policy prevented hundreds of recruits from entering active service on their projected ship-out dates, creating a backlog.
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That means the company has a big backlog of customers waiting to get their satellites into space this year.
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KINDER MORGAN ADDED $400 MLN TO PROJECT BACKLOG IN Q1 2019 WITH NEW INVESTMENTS IN NATURAL GAS, TERMINALS -CEO
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Right now, the EEOC is severely underfunded, which has caused a backlog of cases for staff lawyers to investigate.
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For a time, they used the FBI's National Name Check, which led to a massive backlog in adjudicating applications.
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So now SpaceX has a backlog in missions, making it likely that Falcon 9s will launch frequently this year.
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A slow asylum process and huge backlog of applications mean it can take months for decisions to be delivered.
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Eventually these VCs could help to sift through the backlog of startups that want to take advantage of Terminal.
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Suggesting they were operating with some spare capacity, firms did not build up a backlog of work last month.
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More than 41 percent of Raytheon's backlog was international customers at the end of the quarter reported in April.
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The state's backlog of unpaid bills ballooned last year to more than $16bn and the deficit depleted budget reserves.
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Boeing is the world's largest planemaker and its commercial backlog is nearly 22020 times that of its defence business.
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Still, Embraer's firm order backlog fell to $19.6 billion at the end of December from $21.4 billion in September.
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Once this backlog has been processed, future employees deploying to Afghanistan will receive the OSM after their respective rotation.
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The official, Francis Cissna, director or U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, said the asylum backlog stood at 318,000 cases.
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The salesman didn't have any unsold cars out on the lot, and his order backlog was several months out.
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During the quarter, the total order backlog for General Dynamics grew 6.7 percent from $62.1 billion to $66.3 billion.
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Despite the soft demand from the U.S. government, the order backlog grew by approximately $1.5 billion to $53.3 billion.
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They are likely to wait in Mexico for around two years because of a backlog in U.S. immigration courts.
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"There's a tremendous backlog of great companies that need to be financed, and that will be financed," Solomon said.
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After that, the central bank auctioned $3.5 billion on the forward market to clear a backlog of dollar demand.
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And due to the staggering immigration court backlog, those deportations are often of immigrants who were arrested years prior.
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It sued earlier this month to fight the two-year wait, which Pruitt's office had blamed on a backlog.
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This has also resulted in a backlog of vessels around PDVSA's Bullenbay terminal in the Caribbean island of Curacao.
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Bombardier is still wrestling with a handful of costly rail projects in its estimated $28 billion backlog of orders.
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The additional funding sounds like a lot of money, but it's only 25 cents per acre of the backlog.
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Beginning in 2000, the campaigns reduced demand for new business jet orders, which once had a two-year backlog.
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The change is intended to speed up the process and clear the backlog of cases in the immigration courts.
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To ease a potential backlog, the government awarded Seaborne Freight a contract to operate ferries from Ramsgate to Ostend.
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Many analysts expected it to plummet as low as 350 when businesses hoovered up a backlog exceeding $4 billion.
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Canada's huge backlog has gone: many of those stuck in the queue were ejected and given their fees back.
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Without this critical funding, the maintenance backlog will likely continue to grow and eventually cost even more to address.
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Even if DHS stopped arresting deportable aliens, it would take four years to eliminate the backlog at this rate.
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And the VA is still working to catch up with the backlog of claims, which stands at nearly 73,603.
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Elbit's order backlog climbed to $9.8 billion at the end of June compared with $8.1 billion a year ago.
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Congress should allocate a substantial amount of funding to the NPS backlog to get the parks back on track.
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Metro's backlog would cost $21625 billion to fix over 2900 years, according to the Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments.
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Nationwide, the U.S. public transit system faces an $86 billion repair backlog, according to the American Public Transportation Association.
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The Senate has a backlog of 131 nominees, according to the Partnership for Public Service, which tracks the process.
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Amazon disclosed in its latest quarterly report that it had $12.4 billion in backlog revenue for Amazon Web Services.
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Even if DHS stopped arresting deportable aliens, it would take the immigration court four years to eliminate its backlog.
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USCIS's overall backlog of delayed cases exceeded 2628 million in fiscal 28503, a 22019 percent increase over fiscal 2014.
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The VA computers were reportedly unable to process the change, quickly leading to an immense backlog of veterans' claims.
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This pales with the U.S. firm's wider backlog which at the end of March, sat at about 5,800 airplanes.
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WILDES: Laura, if I may -- INGRAHAM: Michael, we have a 311,241 applicant backlog as of January of this year.
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The firm earlier this year asked some customers to bring larger tankers to cut a backlog around Jose port.
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Scatec Solar's total production capacity is currently 322 MW, with a backlog of projects equivalent to 1.8 gigawatts (GW).
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In each segment of the transportation system, there is already a major backlog of construction, renovation and safety improvements.
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"I believe fundamentally there was a gender bias at issue," Mr. Vance said Tuesday, when asked about the backlog.
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President Trump wants to discourage asylum claims, as immigration courts deal with a backlog of more than 800,000 cases.
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According to the advocacy group, End the Backlog, it costs roughly $1,553 to $1,500 to test a rape kit.
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An estimated 8,000 asylum cases from Central America are pending in Spain, and the backlog is not shrinking appreciably.
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But most Senate Republicans welcomed the change, intended to allow the chamber to work through a backlog of nominations.
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If lack of judges were the sole cause of the backlog, immigration courts would have been overwhelmed in 303.
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We need additional judges and support staff to eliminate the backlog of more than 700,000 cases in immigration courts.
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The backlog was even higher on Cyber Monday, because Cyber Monday is actually busier for Amazon than Black Friday.
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The Trump administration added to that backlog when it directed immigration authorities to reopen thousands of nonviolent removal cases.
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The process can take months or even years, especially because there is a significant backlog of such cases. Yes.
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Regulations were tightened, and a backlog of unwanted horses began to build up on rented pastures in the Midwest.
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To reduce its backlog, the EEOC must close more cases than it receives each year — and with fewer investigators.
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Of the backlog of 11,203 pardon and commutation cases, only 2,876 have been filed since Mr. Trump became president.
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CALL * CATERPILLAR INC SAYS ORDER BACKLOG WAS WEAKER AT THE END OF 2019, DOWN $900 MILLION ACROSS SEGMENTS- CONF.
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And the country's transit systems have a $90 billion repair backlog, according to a government report published in January.
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The White House hit back hard on Monday, effectively blaming the FBI for the backlog in the clearance process.
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The Park Service has a maintenance backlog of $11.6 billion, which was part of the reason for the increase.
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New orders, backlog, raw materials, inventories, exports and imports also contracted across the board last month, ISM data showed.
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At this rate, it would take four years to clear the backlog even if no new cases were initiated.
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The bill is aimed at helping veterans challenge rejected bids for benefits and to mitigate a backlog of appeals.
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The Zinke proposal and the Senate bill that codifies this plan would do nothing to address the maintenance backlog.
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It also currently has a backlog of orders to build nearly 28503,22019 commercial airplane orders totaling roughly $473 billion.
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But intelligence officials told CNN that the backlog was unusual after more than a year since Trump took office.
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That led to a backlog of vessels around its ports with suppliers demanding to be paid before they discharged.
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"There weren't any, other than a backlog that exists of close to a million clearances across government," Trump said.
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The backlog started building years ago, as President Obama stepped up immigration enforcement while Congress clamped down on spending.
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And the ever-increasing immigration court backlog means those immigrant families could be held for months or even years.
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For example, we have gotten involved in the outsourcing of security clearances, we have gotten involved in the backlog.
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Late-night service had been partly blamed for the backlog of maintenance work that Metro is now contending with.
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However, even with this infusion of funds, the SSA estimates the backlog won't return to reasonable levels until 2022.
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The veterans bill is meant to help veterans challenge rejected bids for benefits and mitigate a backlog of appeals.
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At that rate, it would take almost three years to eliminate the backlog … if there are no new cases.
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The immigration court backlog is so bad that the wait for a hearing usually is at least two years.
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Boeing has a backlog of hundreds of planes to deliver, a process that could take more than a year.
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It has a backlog of 5,700 plane orders, enough to keep its factories humming for six or seven years.
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Because of a court backlog, Ms. Willis's case remained pending, and on her record, for more than four years.
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Tillerson has vowed to chip away at a large backlog of FOIA requests, which has grown in recent years.
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On top of that, the president's fiscal year 2018 budget requests 75 additional judges to help clear the backlog.
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The year is almost over and that means your backlog is about to be filled with "last year's" favorites.
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"The backlog is strong," said Aaron Arth, head of the financing group for Asia excluding Japan at Goldman Sachs.
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The State Department is urging Americans whose passports expire this year to renew them now to avoid an anticipated backlog.
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Credit Suisse said Thursday its deal pipeline has a "substantial backlog," and expects its wealth management business to remain strong.
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Across the globe, in Greece, Macedonia has just closed its border to Afghans, creating a dangerous backlog at the border.
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The backlog in one of those two lots, dubbed the "yard," has exceeded 2,000 vehicles at times, workers told Reuters.
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"When the government does re-open, the SEC will have a backlog of applications," according to PitchBook analyst Cameron Stanfill.
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UPDATE: As of 7:30 PM EST, the backlog of vehicles on the turnpike had finally begun to move again.
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Still, despite the sharp words from his own side of the aisle, Trump is blaming the Democrats for the backlog.
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The order, previously unidentified in Boeing's orders backlog, represents the 100th customer for the 737 MAX program, the companies said.
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"We expect a relatively big pickup in M&A in the third and fourth quarters given the backlog," Swimmer said.
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However, GE said its power business performed better than expected, and it reported a 6% increase in its orders backlog.
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An official said the changes would result in at least a 20 percent reduction in the backlog within six months.
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The 737 Max is Boeing's bestselling jet, and it has a backlog of nearly 7373,000 of the planes on order.
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Transocean is the only stock out of the five that Jefferies rates as a buy, based on its order backlog.
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The company has a backlog of launches for the next year and a half, with 16 planned for next year.
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Meanwhile, using a trove of beads donated to her by the Perler company, Arianna is working to fulfill a backlog.
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The backlog peaked at 88,069 at the end of August; about 16,700 of those are cases that began in 2014.
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Overall, the immigration court backlog was at an all-time high of about 621,051 as of the end of September.
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But that can take months or even years — the federal immigration court system currently faces a backlog of 540,000 cases.
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That is down from the previous quarter, which had an order backlog of $412 billion with more than 5,900 orders.
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That's because he's from India, which has a huge backlog of U.S. visa-holders who have applied for green cards.
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The move is supposed to help U.S. Immigration and Customs Services catch up on a backlog of H-1B applications.
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Marks said that immigration judges had been warning officials about the backlog for years, and would continue to do so.
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In 22015, the Connecticut state lab lost its accreditation after federal audits found a backlog of thousands of DNA cases.
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At the same time, however, Badger might not have made up the $2 billion order backlog out of whole cloth.
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In Iran, for instance, there's a huge backlog of buildings that have not been upgraded to modern seismic safety standards.
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Today, that great backlog of work has allowed curators to pull off a stunning and unforeseen exhibition of performance art.
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Biden last week appeared on an episode of "Law and Order: SVU" to highlight the backlog of untested rape kits.
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A congressional investigator noted that after OPM fired one major investigations contractor, the agency's backlog in processing clearance investigations increased.
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The company said it has a sales backlog of $58 million for communication services to Africa and for other services.
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This resulted in a backlog of labor disputes, and when the war ended in 1946 the strikes came pouring in.
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While a measure of new orders dropped, a gauge of backlog orders rose to levels last seen in May 2004.
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The action ended an unprecedented two-year budget impasse that ballooned the state's unpaid bill backlog to about $15 billion.
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As California's attorney general, Harris implemented a program to clear a backlog of 1,300 untested rape kits around the state.
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"We have a customer backlog of more than 600 people, more than $80 million in collected deposits already," Palihapitiya said.
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He spoke after Northampton-based Cosworth reported a backlog of over $440 million from long-term contracts through to 2026.
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When asked why it waited until now to move forward, he said that the office was working through a backlog.
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The Houston-based company secured an additional 220.32 years of backlog for its drillships with BP Plc and Anadarko Petroleum.
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N. Embraer also added an order for three next-generation E190 aircraft for an undisclosed customer to this year's backlog.
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The EEOC had a huge backlog of unresolved cases when she took over, which she is credited to helping fix.
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Though not quite as steep as Georgia's backlog, Mississippi's pending analysis cases jumped by 2,200 over the past five years.
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Other M4 design elements show things like the backlog in your inbox and an improved way to organize group communications.
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While Elbit does not provide forecasts, Gaspar noted the company's backlog had grown by $500 million in the past year.
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The point -- there's a huge backlog in the court system and it takes forever to get a final divorce judgment.
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ABB said it expected its order backlog to deliver "slight growth" in revenue and improved profitability over the full year.
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USDA officials and banking experts estimated that the backlog of applications by October could be as much as $650 million.
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Congress has made some effort to address the courts' backlog, providing funding for 28503 judge teams (judges with assistant support).
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The barge backlog and financial losses are the result of a years-long expansion of the nation's covered barge fleet.
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In addition to that one, her consultancy group is working through a backlog of 25 to 30 more cold cases.
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That is more than four times the 2015 figure, and a huge processing backlog has fueled violence in the camps.
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The majority of the company's non-leverage metrics (profitability, diversity, backlog, etc.) are indicative of a strong investment grade company.
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The Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which attracted 11 million visitors last year, has a $215 million deferred maintenance backlog.
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The shutdown resulted in the IRS having lower levels of service on its telephone lines and a backlog of correspondences.
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For the 218, the company has an order backlog of more than 4,470 aircraft, mostly for the 737-MAX model.
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The backlog of new generic drug applications at the Food and Drug Administration is compounding the problem of price increases.
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Due to spikes in visitation and ongoing budgeting issues, the maintenance backlog has risen to $11.6 billion across the NPS.
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Her "catchup" surgeries reduced the backlog at Groote Schuur from a 12-week wait to between two and four weeks.
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"We have a customer backlog of more than 600 people, more than $80 million in collected deposits already," said Palihapitiya.
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Battaglene said Australian government lobbying had seen wine shipments begin to slowly flow again into China, but a backlog remained.
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Congress must consider a solution that actually addresses the problem instead of shifting the backlog from one group to another.
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The backlog for Odebrecht Engenharia & Construção SA has shrunk to $14 billion, down 50 percent since the end of 2014.
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As of March, 2018, the backlog was 692,298 cases and the average wait for a deportation hearing was 85033 days.
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EPA estimates that the backlog of cleanup costs for hardrock mines is already $20-$54 billion; we must act now.
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Read more about how CNN reported its investigation Me Too also asked Williams about the department's backlog of untested kits.
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NPS has a backlog of about $85033 billion, and lawmakers and administration officials have been looking at fixes for it.
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He has previously asked for $900 million over a three-year period to put a dent in the maintenance backlog.
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This backlog creates capacity shortages in detention centers, as the government cannot indefinitely detain every person awaiting a court date.
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The Medicare appeals backlog can only be reduced by addressing the systemic issues, not by hampering effective Medicare program oversight.
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Congress also must fix the root cause of the DALCA problem — the decades-long backlog of skilled immigrants from India.
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The company has a backlog of more than 70 missions for NASA and commercial customers, worth more than $10 billion.
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When operations resumed on Friday, the backlog led to hundreds more delays or cancellations, crowding the terminals with stranded passengers.
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The bill also "increases transparency" around the generic backlog at the FDA, Walden said, although he didn't give any details.
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Many precincts face a serious backlog of radio calls, and officers on patrol are routinely assigned multiple jobs at once.
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But as the number of aspiring citizens grew this year, the backlog at the federal agency that approves naturalizations swelled.
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At the same time, it will cause longer waits for VAmedical care, and increase the backlog on VA disability claims.
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But the number of confirmed cases is expected to rise significantly because there has been a major backlog in testing.
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The governor said travelers should expect congestion at the airports on Saturday and Sunday from the backlog of canceled flights.
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Its backlog has more than tripled over the past three years, to 22,000 cases, says Simon Jeans, a former employee.
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Kamala Harris (D-CA) attempts to address the backlog by allocating $1 billion in funding to help states tackle it.
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Even as new coronavirus infections appear to slow, a backlog is forcing doctors to make increasingly tough choices about treatment.
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The FAA has given out 493,249 of these waivers and has a massive backlog of them to get through still.
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The current backlog is more than 800,000 cases; it's jumped by 300,000 cases since the start of the Trump administration.
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The new requirements made processing each recruit take much longer, and the backlog of reviews piled up into the thousands.
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The mass absenteeism meant some cases had to be delayed even as the courts grappled with an already enormous backlog.
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Colorful food fish RAINBOW TROUT I suspect Will and crew have a backlog of rebus puzzles in their Thursday inventory.
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"Logistics overall are in a backlog," Gao Huan said, noting there will be a lot of work once they recover.
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The clemency commission could be used to clear this backlog of the elderly or inform who deserves to be released.
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It has previously suggested the first decisions from its hefty backlog of GDPR complaints will be coming early this year.
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Speeding up the courts and cutting down the backlog has been a priority for the department under Trump and Sessions.
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Boeing and Airbus both have a backlog of orders that would keep them working for years without any new orders.
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In September, a judge gave the State Department 30 days to come up with a plan to fix the backlog.
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The privately owned firm, based in Hawthorne, California, has a backlog of more than 70 missions, worth about $10 billion.
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The current backlog of Abbreviated New Drug Applications (ANDA) at the FDA is exacerbating the problem of generic price spikes.
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The British market was tepid on low backlog with utilities and a general slowdown of the economy, the company said.
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In early February, about 221 Indians descended on Capitol Hill to press for a solution to the green card backlog.
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Its order backlog shrunk $7.4 billion at the end of last year from $9.6 billion at the end of 2018.
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At the end of last year, Airbus said it had a backlog of more than 6,000 orders for A320 planes.
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Two administration officials claimed the initial delay was due to a backlog of other acting positions that needed permanent nominations.
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The immigration court backlog reached 1,101,061 cases at the end of January 2020, and it is going to get larger.
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The company's work on AS2 is already paying off, as Aerion has a $2.5 billion sales backlog for the jet.
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Nicole Kidman / Anne Hathaway will feature 10 tracks, chosen from the dozens of songs in Vu's extensive backlog of work.
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D.R. Horton also said it expected backlog conversion to be about 85 percent for the current quarter ending Sept. 30.
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The Port Authority attributed the delays to a backlog of flights, hundreds of which were cancelled ahead of the storm.
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He predicted that the backlog of Trump administration nominations would clog up the Senate's time for most of the month.
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The actions move all three nominations to the Senate floor, where they have joined the backlog of nominees awaiting confirmation.
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Coupled with more attractive prices for targets, that should help transform a backlog of work into more M&A deals.
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More than $1.3 billion of the NPS and USFS backlog is in recreation assets such as campgrounds, trails and marinas.
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Powelson said the backlog of issues at FERC, which hasn't had a quorum since February, is the most pressing problem.
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While these remedies will help future appeals, the large appellate backlog remains a concern not addressed by the Titus bill.
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Airbus' long backlog of A320 jets orders would also discourage a current 737 Max customer from switching to the A320.
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The backlog and increased wait times for a hearing are negatively impacting the fairness and effectiveness of the immigration system.
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However, some of the backlog of outstanding wages owed to staff were being paid directly by the government, one added.
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Bombardier has been struggling to contain higher rail costs generated by problematic contracts in its nearly $36 billion order backlog.
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It has been struggling to contain higher rail costs generated by problematic contracts in its nearly $36 billion order backlog.
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U.S. asylum cases can take months or years to be decided because of a massive backlog of immigration court cases.
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The Trump administration has announced production quotas for these judges, in an effort to reduce the enormous backlog of cases.
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CEO Musk, has a backlog of more than 70 missions for NASA and commercial customers, worth more than $10 billion.
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The German courts are overloaded with cases, creating a long backlog, and Madani isn't sure when his turn will come.
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The consequences would be dire for the nation's fifth-largest state, which has a $3.13 billion backlog of unpaid bills.
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The survey showed that activity was affected by cashflow problems, partly arising from a backlog of bills from government departments.
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This fall, Congress needs to take swift action to address the deferred maintenance and repair backlog of not just our national parks but other public lands and waters, especially those managed by the U.S. Forest Service, whose $5.2 billion backlog is second only to the National Park Service and is growing due to catastrophic wildfires.
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More than 85 percent of the properties have been in a backlog for over 28 years, and some for five decades.
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The good news is, when you do log back in, there'll probably be a backlog of interesting stuff to check through.
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But that process can take years, and lately, the organization has grappled with a backlog of cases and a staffing shortage.
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The Montana Republican said he would "prioritize" an estimate of $12.5 billion in a backlog of National Parks maintenance and repair.
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Tesla has about a yearlong backlog of pre-orders for the car, which will be Tesla's first midpriced all-electric sedan.
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In other cases, however, the reason why branded drugs aren't facing competition is because generic alternatives are stuck in a backlog.
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Typically, though, the process takes years to complete, and the backlog of applications at the FAA is only growing in size.
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According to End the Backlog, a national non-profit organization, it costs on average $1,000 to $1,500 to test one kit.
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It will also free up the resources necessary to expedite legal immigration and review the ever-growing backlog of asylum claims.
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As a result, Obama ordered that 57,000-58,000 Iraqi refugees recently allowed into the country be revetted, causing a massive backlog.
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The commission takes in thousands of charges each month, so the shutdown likely added to the agency's considerable backlog of cases.
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Just this week, the Senate approved a $3.9 billion emergency spending package to help the department whittle down its monstrous backlog.
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The backlog of modernization projects in transportation, water, telecommunications, energy and many other areas is enormous — and U.S. business needs them.
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Until recently, local cops had a backlog of thousands of untested rape kits that dated all the way back to 1996.
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I am also doing another project with 100% SILK and releasing a huge backlog of unreleased material from 2013 to 2016.
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Sham wasn't allowed to earn money for more than a year because her paperwork had not been processed in the backlog.
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"We've got about 5,8003 airplanes in backlog, which is about seven years of production," Smith told Cramer in an exclusive interview.
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The company's total backlog at the end of third-quarter 2018 was $69.5 billion, up 4.9 percent from second-quarter 2018.
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The backlog included three crude tankers waiting to arrive at the port, according to Matthew Brock, lead dispatcher for Houston Pilots.
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In a statement, Brown said he supported ending the rape kit backlog, but he wanted the newly approved audit completed first.
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That decline is largely due to the 737 Max's grounding, as the plane makes up the majority of Boeing's order backlog.
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My Nintendo 3DS and iPad offer new games, though I typically prefer passing long trips by sifting through my Vita backlog.
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The backlog of cases in US immigration courts has continued to worsen amid the Trump administration's border crackdown, new statistics show.
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SpaceX says it has a backlog of more than $10 billion in launch orders from customers including NASA and commercial companies.
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About $30 billion of G.E.'s $315 billion backlog comes from Alstom, said Jeffrey S. Bornstein, G.E.'s chief financial officer.
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"France was very impressive...it's almost unheard of for a major exporter to double its backlog in 24 months," Moores explained.
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Airbus, for example, ended 2019 with an order backlog of 7,482 commercial planes, which will take years finish making and delivering.
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Covering its enormous maintenance and fire-prevention backlog is going to cause rates to rise even as power becomes less reliable.
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But because of regulatory delays, which mean a big backlog of initial public offerings, many companies have resorted to other means.
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Orders reported on Wednesday bring the total backlog for ASML's newest tool to 10, or roughly 1 billion euros ($1.10 billion).
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The best way for the president to start dealing with the backlog is to reappoint Ms Yellen head of the Fed.
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The company identifies these numbers as new records and says they are entering Q3 with an increase in their order backlog.
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On the call Toni Sacconaghi from Bernstein Research said he believed IBM's backlog was the worst it's been in 20 years.
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The increase in Requests for Evidence and the backlog for many visa and green card categories has meant longer waiting times.
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