Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines The machine recount had to be completed and reported to the state by 3 p.m.
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Okamoto: Long hours do happen, deadlines are deadlines and things need to get done.
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There is some leeway for agencies to miss deadlines; they miss deadlines all the time.
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While the Budget Act establishes deadlines for Congress and the administration, Congress rarely meets these deadlines.
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In too many states, deadlines to change one's party affiliation are months before voter registration deadlines.
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Some deadlines may vary by state, and certain colleges also have deadlines that are different than those.
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"Like anything else, there's going to be deadlines and there's going to be real deadlines," said Sen.
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The team believes the FDA should set shorter deadlines and impose penalties when companies miss these deadlines.
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Each of them has vote-by-mail deadlines, absentee ballot deadlines and the appropriate forms that people need.
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Seven states' deadlines have passed, and twenty-one more states have filing deadlines before the end of March.
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She explained that there are hard deadlines and soft deadlines, and she had to learn figure out which is which.
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"We, as the European Union, have set very clear deadlines and there is no reason to further extend those deadlines," Kurz told Straubinger Tagblatt.
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Courts have required agencies to go through a similar process before suspending compliance deadlines — precisely because postponing deadlines can be similar to a repeal.
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Others, like Maine and Pennsylvania, moved those deadlines back to later this month or have July deadlines to give insurers more time to decide.
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While some registration deadlines have passed, 16 states allow for Election Day registration and other states have deadlines that stop short of November 6th.
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Deadlines -- and near death experiences -- sharpen the senses.
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It's certainly not a bad thing—deadlines are deadlines for a reason—but there are a few things you should be aware of if you drag your feet filing returns.
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" But he didn't rule out merging the issues, saying, "the deadline is March as far as I understand it, we've got other deadlines in front of that like fiscal year deadlines and appropriations deadlines, but if they want to get to a solution they ought to get to the table and start talking.
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Reject time tables / deadlines as an instrument of policy.
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Now the group is racing against two deadlines — Feb.
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But biological breakthroughs and conference deadlines are not convenient bedfellows.
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Delays fueled the pressure to meet construction deadlines, Kawahito added.
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"Look, I have always had problems with deadlines," Martin explained.
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It is a day of rehearsal and timelines and deadlines.
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Seasonal payment deadlines also loom for seeds, chemicals and equipment.
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So, this is -- we could just -- there&aposs countless deadlines.
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China has missed deadlines to submit offers for the treaty.
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It's been corrected to say application deadlines vary by state.
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Seven states also have enrollment deadlines that extend into January.
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We have jobs, rent and consequential deadlines beyond late homework.
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It was shelved indefinitely in July, following multiple delayed deadlines.
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"Look, I have always had problems with deadlines," he wrote.
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I have an unlimited budget for writers and no deadlines.
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As noted on the website, application deadlines vary by state.
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Unfortunately, all of the deadlines have passed at this point.
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Don't leave loose ends or missed deadlines lingering over you.
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He now knows artificial deadlines cut no ice in Congress.
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Here are the voter registration deadlines in all 50 states.
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Working day and night, translators were racing against intense deadlines.
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And academics don't really have any deadlines, except for courses!
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Make sure to give specific dates and times for deadlines.
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Deadlines and breaking news often mean I have to cancel.
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It's getting very late, with some state deadlines having passed.
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Most photographers couldn't do what I do because of deadlines.
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Woodside faces deadlines for retaining the Senegal lease on Dec.
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It's also a week full of deadlines at the commission.
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It all meant that the Chrysler team kept missing deadlines.
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Deadlines create urgency because missing them is a political liability.
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No work, no debt, no deadlines, no snow, no worries.
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Managers can plan projects and set appropriate deadlines for work.
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But she said there remains widespread ignorance about the deadlines.
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We talk to provide feedback, explain instructions, and communicate deadlines.
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At the same time, Congress is facing very real deadlines.
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Retailers tested the limits this year by extending shipping deadlines.
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You can find the official list of FAFSA deadlines here.
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This is a first step to setting your own deadlines.
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Instead, they're working nonstop to meet deadlines for 26 shows.
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I don't animate myself and am used to short deadlines.
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Whether AB 5 meets either of those deadlines is unclear.
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Congress looks likely to butt right up against its deadlines.
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In other states, which operate their own marketplaces, deadlines vary.
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Already, construction deadlines promised by Shine have come and gone.
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Many are eliminated for failing to meet requirements and deadlines.
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Monday's announcement does not affect filing deadlines, the release said.
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By law, there are deadlines intended to speed things along.
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I seemed to specialize in mistakes, miscalculations, and missed deadlines.
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As deadlines loomed, bagels and cream cheese sat largely forgotten.
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Deadlines have been set and ignored here in the past.
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Critics say various deadlines for ratification have long since passed.
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As a result, Congress is facing remarkably few legislative deadlines.
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I struggled to muster the motivation to meet writing deadlines.
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Shipping deadlines for delivery by Christmas Eve are coming up.
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"We're not the ones who are setting deadlines," he said.
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Filing deadlines for many state financial aid programs are approaching.
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She also helped us stay on task and meet deadlines.
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"The 'deadline of deadlines' is this week," the diplomat said.
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It also sets enforceable deadlines for the EPA's chemical reviews.
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For those looking to avoid this challenge, here are the deadlines: Students should also make sure they are aware of the deadlines for applying for financial aid from their schools, states and local governments.
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Their sessions are highly structured, with deadlines for submitting drafts and detailed manuscript notes, while other groups gather more informally to talk about their careers, commiserate over deadlines or gossip about the publishing industry.
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"Those deadlines are tied to the due dates of the return, and since the due date is still April 15, those deadlines are still April 15," said Mark Jaeger, director of tax development at TaxAct.
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Ballot deadlines for independent candidates have either passed or soon will.
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From missed deadlines to voluntary recalls, it's been a bumpy transition.
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Create a technical hiring roadmap, complete with deliverables, milestones and deadlines.
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These ambitious deadlines stem from Musk's eternal optimism, according to Vance.
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For registration rates, hotel rates, and deadlines visit the registration page.
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He attributed the company's missed deadlines to, essentially, being too ambitious.
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Other parts of STELAR will now be detached from expiring deadlines.
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Deadlines may be extended for eligible members of the U.S. military.
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Mr. Johnson has chosen, instead, to respond with deadlines and threats.
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Deadlines to apply to agencies like the Red Cross have passed.
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States that run their own exchanges have set their own deadlines.
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Legal deadlines are approaching in a disputes over steel (see article).
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The deadlines start next year and are different for each reactor.
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Every day there is talk of fresh deadlines for her departure.
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He has repeatedly missed production deadlines for Tesla vehicles, for example.
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The same goes for expanded mail-in voting, whose deadlines vary.
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And we don't need to hit artificial print deadlines every day.
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Going by recent history, those deadlines will probably be pushed back.
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" He explained: "Sometimes on deadlines we still don't get things done.
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Mladek said the government would not be pushed to meet deadlines.
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We can put registration and voting deadlines on the company calendar.
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"We cannot commit to specific deadlines and results," a spokesman said.
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Missed deadlines and mistakes due to miscommunication are also a problem.
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Avoid stress People shouting, traffic jams, deadlines, injuries ... recognize these scenarios?
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The bill would have extended voter registration deadlines an additional week.
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The administration should set specific deadlines for clearly identified, tangible reform.
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Totenberg's ruling does not require the extension of any certification deadlines.
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First, it does away with registration deadlines that disenfranchise potential voters.
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"Brands are really doubling down, making sure they make their deadlines."
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They're also on top of deadlines: Applications are due in January.
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The company is coming up on two deadlines that involve Moonves.
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Other states, including California and New York, have deadlines weeks later.
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Also be aware of any deadlines that come with the offer.
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For him, a key to achieving goals is adhering to deadlines.
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Their genesis creates self-imposed deadlines that favor action over accuracy.
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The government may ask for extended deadlines to reunite migrant families.
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There are plenty with summer deadlines for incoming freshman and upperclassman.
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Worried about deadlines, he said he rarely slept through the night.
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It's still unclear how the Trump administration will meet those deadlines.
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Tennessee is among 7 states with voter-registration deadlines Tuesday. Vote.
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Lopez Obrador said there were no final deadlines in the negotiation.
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Trump didn't give the upper chamber any ultimatums or deadlines, Sen.
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Hitting 1.5C means moving all those deadlines up by a decade.
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Across both Parties' administrations, mandatory deadlines have been treated as suggestions.
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U.S. District Court Judge Dana Sabraw issued the deadlines last week.
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It's a solid pick for banging out deadlines — and banging beats.
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They have cautioned against creating arbitrary deadlines on reopening the country.
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Beyond missing deadlines, Kushner is also leaving out important substantive details.
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The system does not subject judges to deadlines or much oversight.
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In reality, none of those "kill-by" deadlines likely means anything.
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He was a notoriously stubborn man, a perfectionist indifferent to deadlines.
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To meet its own deadlines, Amazon will need to move fast.
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There may also be less awareness about the sign-up deadlines.
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So the satellite phone became indispensable for filing on tight deadlines.
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Oftentimes, Green said managers give deadlines that only work for them.
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But both sides often waive those deadlines in high-profile cases.
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New deadlines and spurts in activity have come from all sides.
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Team members complained of shifting priorities and arbitrary or unrealistic deadlines.
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Congress faces a number of deadlines when it returns next month.
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Focusing on moonshot-like goals to increase urgency and provide deadlines.
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The initial bill's failure has left lawmakers wary of artificial deadlines.
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Most amendments to the Constitution have not had explicit ratification deadlines.
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Missed deadlines The struggle over disclosure is already getting a preview.
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In the main studios, nearly 400 employees labor away, deadlines pressing.
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What's worse, lawmakers don't bear the brunt of these missed deadlines.
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The company said the cofounders missed deadlines to challenge that estimate.
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So who's going to ensure that these critical deadlines are met?
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Some states that run their own marketplaces have later enrollment deadlines.
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Each state has its own deadlines, which you can find here.
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It extended deadlines to give people more time to sign up.
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The current NAFTA renegotiation challenges make these deadlines difficult to meet.
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Meeting the deadlines has been a monumental task for blood banks.
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Two constitutional deadlines to nominate a successor have come and gone.
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The Kentucky Republican criticized Trump's "artificial deadlines" during the healthcare debate.
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There are holiday preparations, work deadlines and family gatherings to attend.
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Team members complained of shifting priorities and arbitrary or unrealistic deadlines.
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As the months dragged on, OPD continued to slide past deadlines.
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WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — Quick one today, as the deadlines go whooshing by.
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We feel anxious and panicked about deadlines that don't deserve panic.
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"To the extent any deadlines become relevant in the future, case law and past practice of the EPA supports the application of day-to-day tolling," he continued, referring to the practice of pushing off deadlines.
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Here's the list of deadlines through the end of the year, with one caveat: In a handful of states, the political parties set their own filing deadlines, and those dates may not be included in this list.
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In fact, there are a lot of online shopping deadlines to report.
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As someone who often cuts it close on deadlines, I can relate.
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You also ensure we finish our projects and hit our deadlines. 18.
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Over the past two years, several decision deadlines have come and gone.
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And SpaceX has never been a company to meet its initial deadlines.
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In Germany the platforms have strict deadlines to take down hate speech.
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It has set three deadlines but all have passed largely without incident.
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They were just trying to get their deadlines, to solve a mystery.
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Ivanka's company began paying a year ago but missed several payment deadlines.
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Long would scold him for missing deadlines in front of his crew.
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Even at that pace, the company was behind Musk's already-delayed deadlines.
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It has not been easy for schools to juggle the new deadlines.
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But industry players have grown frustrated as the FAA missed implementation deadlines.
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All these deadlines should be taken with a giant grain of salt.
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Apple's a machine with thousands of parts, running on deadlines and meetings.
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Are you stressed out while racing to meet deadlines before the holidays?
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In general, I like having songwriting assignments and I like having deadlines.
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I'd worked hard, I'd hit my deadlines, I'd been a team player.
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Quicker ones, like France, give judges the power to impose strict deadlines.
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Deadlines for some of those charges are set as soon as December.
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They're the ones who are late to meetings or forget important deadlines.
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Dates, deadlines, debt — this app can manage whatever you need to track.
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Governments normally work right up to these deadlines before presenting their plans.
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But later in the talk, Musk addressed his penchant for ambitious deadlines.
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And early print deadlines just can't handle that kind of ferocious comeback.
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There was a "Page 1" meeting and an emphasis on print deadlines.
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But candidates must meet various paperwork deadlines before then to be eligible.
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So, any missed deadlines on these liquidations would be a worrying sign.
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We didn't have any deadlines, so the only pressure was self-imposed.
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Without there being a CD package to create, deadlines become more flexible.
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Must be adept at rapid response communications work and juggling competing deadlines.
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Azar described the deadlines as "extreme," but said that officials would comply.
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The quick deadlines took their toll on the contract workforce transcribing files.
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Needs to be able to multitask to meet deadlines and be reliable.
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Officials say they're working to comply and meet deadlines the court set.
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There were no deadlines I had to meet, no assignments to research.
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Simply explain the truth, that you have some tight deadlines to meet.
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Plus, SpaceX is somewhat famous in the industry for its blown deadlines.
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And while deadlines may be elusive, there is a very easy solution.
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High school seniors should check deadlines for all schools they are considering.
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Don't delay filing if you're not on top of all relevant deadlines.
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But experts said only four countries appeared set to meet their deadlines.
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The company had been given several extensions to Commission deadlines for responses.
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Illinois: The deadlines are slightly more complicated than in many other states.
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Several states have also pushed back their filing deadlines for state taxes.
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"Kick off the project by confirming roles, deliverables, and deadlines," she said.
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Multiple deadlines to begin the repatriation process have passed without any movement.
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We all have our deadlines and tasks we are trying to manage.
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They failed classes because their schools were not willing to extend deadlines.
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I have missed deadlines and nearly lost jobs because I cannot focus.
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But as ever in the European Union, deadlines can tend to slip.
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And when you focus on the book, think about schedules, not deadlines.
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The deadlines start the minute the show starts and they are relentless.
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W. Shane Cohen, who set a series of deadlines for the case.
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Four weeks of intense talks had just ended, with three deadlines missed.
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They often manage teams, oversee budgets and stay on top of deadlines.
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My schedule is irregular, structured by either having deadlines or avoiding them.
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Starting Friday, Trump faces several deadlines to suspend key sanctions against Iran.
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He also warned against using shutdown deadlines to ramp up government spending.
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Servicers typically send out reminders to borrowers ahead of annual recertification deadlines.
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But perspective can be hard to come by, especially when deadlines loom.
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The new policy will be guided by ground realities, not artificial deadlines.
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I value deadlines as sacred and function by setting many for myself.
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When sales lagged, Raiffeisen allowed deadlines to slip at least 10 times.
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The possibility of extending/delaying the compliance target deadlines is being explored.
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Little wonder that President Trump refused to attach deadlines to his strategy.
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The agency often pushes back tax deadlines for victims of natural disasters.
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Many are unaware of the procedures and deadlines and miss the chance.
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The process is complicated by paperwork, deadlines and two types of hearings.
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Dreadlines are deadlines that no one believes, that never seem to end.
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You don't have to study, you don't have assignments with absurd deadlines.
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It's a process that defies neat deadlines, and it requires uncommon patience.
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Deadlines are not a bad thing, and it keeps you on your toes.
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The only thing we extended was the application deadlines on the e-cigarettes.
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Participating companies have set different targets and deadlines with varying levels of ambition.
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There are deadlines, and it maybe couldn't be done, but that's not true.
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Its faces deadlines under the Congressional Review Act to reverse Obama-era regulations.
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With no distractions or deadlines, I was able to sit with my feelings.
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I have some deadlines and backed up emails from missing work last week.
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When an agency doesn't meet the deadlines under the law, requesters can sue.
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There are big budgets and tight deadlines, and our clients have high expectations.
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Sometimes the deadlines for the three options are the same, like in California.
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It also tightened restrictions on the use of housing deadlines to manipulate commitments.
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We've seen the cost to airlines and the supply chain of missed deadlines.
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They are two of nine states to miss deadlines for passing a budget.
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And as we know, Musk has a bit of a problem with deadlines.
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They put deadlines on when certain bandwidths are going to be cut off.
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There are other debt deadlines in Puerto Rico coming and in varying sizes.
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Bridenstine said he wants all NASA contractors to "get realistic" about their deadlines.
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The first of a series of legal deadlines could soon unleash the hawks.
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The complete list of categories is here: Timeline of The Europas Awards deadlines:
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The remaining 11 states that run their own exchanges have their own deadlines.
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The result: a more productive and cohesive team that hits all its deadlines.
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As milestone deadlines approach, the main priority is no longer the house itself.
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All of a sudden, deadlines that started as suggestions turn into solid dates.
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If you're going to need new health coverage, mind the deadlines, Vasileff said.
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Dealing with frequent, hard deadlines — 38 percent of people agreed on this point.
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AudioQuest sets no deadlines and only releases new products when they are ready.
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"Work projects and deadlines might make it necessary to do so," she said.
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And with sledgehammers, deadlines, and the competitive aspect involved, things could get interesting.
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McMullin has already missed the ballot-access deadlines for more than 24 states.
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Several deadlines have been missed over the years regarding the controversial tax, however.
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Chao said she wanted railroads to "greatly accelerate" efforts to meet congressional deadlines.
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Dating an immigrant means relegating yourself to dealing with paperwork and tight deadlines.
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Negotiators have blown through several deadlines since the talks started in August 2017.
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The generals believe such artificial deadlines simply encourage enemies to wait America out.
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Eight deadlines related to this have come and gone, and more are approaching.
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The subpoenas also set deadlines of October 11 and 17 for document production.
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Contracts with wedding vendors tend to be ironclad, requiring deposits and payment deadlines.
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Indeed, Mr. Patrick has already missed the filing deadlines in Alabama and Arkansas.
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But investors with shorter deadlines may find that reliance on stocks too risky.
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Sign-ups, as a rule, tend to spike sharply as insurance deadlines approach.
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The vapor group's lawsuit said the FDA has now set five different deadlines.
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The organization also asked the judge to set additional specific deadlines going forward.
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The legislation pushes back all deadlines related to retail sales, taxes and regulation.
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He has already let his deadlines to secure full funding pass several times.
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It's not yet clear how the Trump administration plans to meet those deadlines.
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In a life with deadlines, death itself is the biggest deadline of all.
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Better for America claims it can legally challenge those deadlines and obtain extensions.
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One question is whether colleges will change their own financial aid application deadlines.
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Begin planning a year in advance and keep an eye on application deadlines.
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Positions at the U.N. are highly coveted, and translators work on tight deadlines.
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Mr. Feinberg says settlement programs need strict deadlines, because claimants can be procrastinators.
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Most other states that have their own exchanges have later deadlines this season.
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The presidential election system is a patchwork of state deadlines and ballot requirements.
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In the same vein, people should set their own deadlines for self-improvement.
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Other states that run their own Obamacare marketplaces have later deadlines this season.
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"The law is very clear that the FOIA deadlines are enforceable," he said.
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The president's lawyers have set other deadlines that came and went without resolution.
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I admit that the job was overwhelming and I did miss some deadlines.
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Submissions are on a rolling basis, year-round (we do not have deadlines).
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The other deadlines for this year are April 15, June 17 and Jan.
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The days leading up to enrollment deadlines have been crucial in the past.
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Trump's threats are now pushing up against some all-important deadlines for Obamacare.
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I would make the deadlines for my next novel, I decided that night.
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The state has extended deadlines for mail-in ballots to Friday at midnight.
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The Bureau has temporarily suspended field operations and has pushed back several deadlines.
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Other deadlines are also delayed, such as group quarters and service-based enumerations.
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Several states have already extended their own tax filing deadlines to different dates.
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ACCEPT has a running list of colleges that have extended their deposit deadlines.
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The mail deadlines are when the applications should be postmarked, unless stated otherwise.
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Admissions deadlines for some of the most prestigious law schools are fast approaching.
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Of course, those deadlines could be easily missed, based on Tesla's track record.
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I learned to use different software programs and worked to meet strict deadlines.
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It is also the intensity of work — tight deadlines and a relentless pace.
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I sort of swore off deadlines because they seemed so hazardous to health.
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Some Afghanistan experts praised the decision to do away with "arbitrary" withdrawal deadlines.
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We agree, even if its up-and-down nature may crunch our deadlines.
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People don't have a lack of ideas; they have a lack of deadlines.
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INDIA'S ADANI, NTPC SOUGHT EXTENSION OF DEADLINES TO CURB COAL PLANT EMISSIONS -DOCUMENTS
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Have you missed key deadlines that led to your manager writing you off?
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But now those deadlines are passing and humans are still behind the wheel.
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This, along with complaints about the AB missing deadlines, is a red herring.
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And when the holidays collide with Q4 deadlines, emotions tend to be mixed.
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"Borrowers have a responsibility not to miss payment deadlines," said spokeswoman Kelly Leon.
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Which is why Canada doesn't feel all that rushed by the TPA deadlines.
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They texted people reminders about deadlines, necessary documents and where to get help.
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Most of them blew that deadline, and many missed extended deadlines as well.
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The agency was already fined $103,000 this month for failing to meet deadlines.
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This culling is a normal reaction to timing problems imposed by government deadlines.
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They are promising a breakthrough now, but other deadlines have come and gone.
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For example, the general counsel for the National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners suggested that "[t]he deadlines that are further out — the 2030 and 2022 deadlines — may change less than the nearer-term ones" after the stay is lifted.
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Some states that run their own exchanges have earlier deadlines; California's is May 1.
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The ASN has repeatedly postponed deadlines for ruling on the safety of reactor vessel.
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During a busy ICO, these things can get delayed; deadlines can move a bit.
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Deadlines presented listeners with a concept album from which there was no turning back.
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Florida and North Carolina have also adjusted their deadlines due to recent weather conditions.
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The Obama administration routinely announced sign-up tallies on the heels of enrollment deadlines.
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It is constantly pulling money for savings, and you can set goals with deadlines.
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Tesla pushes back its production deadlines for the Model 3 once again, Jack reports.
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Most states have registration deadlines that are four or so weeks outside the election.
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She is right that large-scale space projects have not met deadlines since Apollo.
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Boeing employees have described pressures from their managers to meet deadlines while approving systems.
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But with several deadlines fast-approaching, here's a look at the ways to respond.
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Trello can notify you of upcoming deadlines, and store your tasks, files and communications.
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He has set ambitious deadlines for Tesla many times, only to see timetables slip.
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And with multiple deadlines looming, the time for weighing those decisions is running out.
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I like project-based work, I like deadlines, I like the adrenaline of news.
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There was talk of explosive yelling matches and the chaos of fast-approaching deadlines.
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But several deadlines for the deal have been extended as negotiators remained at loggerheads.
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Delayed trains, back-to-back meetings, difficult bosses, fraught friendships, tight deadlines… Sound familiar?
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Deadlines force me to make decisions, and that's what leads to a creative process.
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The current deadlines in each case means the time for Google to reply, i.e.
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If Westinghouse misses the deadlines, both utility consortiums would lose federal production tax credits.
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Elon Musk is notorious for not quite meeting his ambitious, often self-imposed deadlines.
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A few decades on, the whole world knows about Elon's habit of blowing deadlines.
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Most deadlines had passed by March, but some local scholarships may still be available.
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They are removed from the blacklist if they commit to reforms by set deadlines.
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Most of the proposed deadlines for implementing these recommendations span the next five years.
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Deadlines for investors to divest their holdings in the companies was extended to Oct.
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" He noted that House Democrats are "not going to be bound" by "artificial deadlines.
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They need to have access to files, information, tasks, deadlines, updates, news and more.
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Deadlines on both issues will loom within weeks after lawmakers return from their break.
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"There'll be no artificial deadlines" in the Senate, Lamar Alexander told The Huffington Post.
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The administration is rushing now to meet court-ordered deadlines to reunite those families.
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In fact, longtime SpaceX watchers know that Musk is not very good with deadlines.
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Lawyers for the Democrats argued that the current deadlines -- November 15 by 893 p.m.
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"If students have missed internship application deadlines, they can still find opportunities," she explains.
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Otherwise, the state has one of the most restrictive registration deadlines in the country.
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Additionally, consider how deadlines and imposed goals undermine intrinsic motivation and negatively effect performance.
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Most of the 11 states that operate their own Obamacare marketplaces have later deadlines.
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Most of the other states that run their own Obamacare marketplaces have later deadlines.
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The authority has struggled in recent years to meet deadlines on large construction projects.
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Students will therefore have more breathing room to meet state and college aid deadlines.
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However, nine states that operate their own exchanges have set enrollment deadlines after HealthCare.
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As deadlines came and went, negotiations had seemed to intensify tensions on all sides.
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Enrollments as a rule spike in the week leading up to sign-up deadlines.
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However, Abu Sayyaf leadership have a history of extending deadlines at the eleventh hour.
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Procrastination has been causing us to miss deadlines for hundreds and hundreds of years.
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One of the under-reported ways Donald Trump has changed Washington: Deadlines suddenly matter.
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But deadlines for bans in the four West African states keep being pushed back.
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Still, nothing forces decisions in television news like the hard deadlines of talent contracts.
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"These are firm deadlines; they're not aspirational goals," said Judge Sabraw, admonishing the government.
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My manager said I did not meet deadlines and my productivity was under par.
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For the 2019 tax year, the quarterly deadlines are April 15, June 17, Sept.
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Intel has repeatedly missed deadlines to deliver its next production recipe for smaller circuitry.
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Some states, such as California, had already planned for deadlines that stretch into January.
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Missing deadlines is something everyone struggles with, whether you're in an office or not.
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The new deadlines announced by the administration apply to federal tax income payments only.
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Ms. Stauffer has stopped cutting deals with companies that insist on giving her deadlines.
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Many competitions are geared toward student businesses, and several have deadlines coming up fast.
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The UK will also immediately be up against three rapidly approaching new Brexit deadlines.
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A senior committee staffer said most of those deadlines were not met in full.
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Its top priority: meeting deadlines for funding the government to avert another federal shutdown.
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He has been wrangling with Justice Department lawyers through several missed deadlines since then.
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He had a reputation for blowing deadlines and budgets, testing the patience of clients.
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Taxpayers affected by Hurricane Irma are getting a reprieve from meeting certain filing deadlines.
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A spokesperson for the agency stressed that many mandated deadlines will still be met.
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The quarterly deadlines for the 2020 tax year are April 15, June 15, Sept.
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Most states had deadlines on Monday, though some localities have a Tuesday cutoff point.
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"As it relates to phase two, I would say there's no deadlines," Mnuchin said.
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That figure is likely to increase as deadlines approach for payment, security researchers said.
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Unfair treatment at work, unreasonable deadlines, unmanageable workload and lack of support from managers.
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Pay attention to your college's deadlines to add or drop a course, Levy said.
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This helps me with hard deadlines and giving each thing the attention it deserves.
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"), imagined deadlines ("What do you feel you must accomplish by the time you're 30?
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I also look up deadlines for summer internships for companies I am interested in.
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Sometimes I don't go for more practical reasons like work deadlines and social schedules.
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But those words are not accompanied by threats of retribution nor deadlines to ceasefire.
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The market has had some concerns about whether Congress will meet tight budget deadlines.
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Of note: Patrick has already missed the filing deadlines in both Alabama and Arkansas.
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Now, these deadlines create an inescapable cycle of heightened political tension around the JCPOA.
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A lot of projects at companies, they have deadlines but no one believes them.
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U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao has vowed to push railroads to meet PTC deadlines.
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But when it comes to human space exploration, deadlines can be useful, Dreier explains.
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Here's a universal truth: No matter where in the world you work, deadlines still exist.
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Musk has also publicly promised progress on autopilot, and failed to meet his own deadlines.
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Deadlines for banks to comply with the new requirement range from April 2017 through Oct.
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For a list of 28 major retailers' deadlines for standard shipping, see the infographic above.
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When I'm adding chores and deadlines to my to-do list, I dominate the conversation.
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Then again, this is art, and he's a writer — two traits synonymous with missed deadlines.
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CSN had previously failed to release earnings for 2016 and 2017 ahead of regulatory deadlines.
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But the company ultimately chalked up its inability to meet its own deadlines to hubris.
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In Elon's world, deadlines are shorter, three months is a long development time, and 2020?
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A federal judge denied a request to extend the deadlines just hours before it approached.
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Downloading 45GB games can take many hours, which can impact my deadlines for quick turnarounds.
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Once that is done, a timeline with specific steps and deadlines must be nailed down.
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Boeing has also experienced technical issues that forced the company to push back its deadlines.
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Now it seems as if Cruise is moving away from deadlines and launch dates altogether.
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You can see a full list of the voter registration deadlines in each state here.
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The company is now aiming to open it in 2020 after repeatedly shifting its deadlines.
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Musk insisted this week that he's learned a lot from past delays and missed deadlines.
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I simply schedule these around my work deadlines and when the kids are in school.
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All the deliberation led Trump to blow by two deadlines for unveiling the new strategy.
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"We're not holding hard deadlines, only because we want to get it right," Ryan said.
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"We have lost track of how many deadlines have been missed with NAFTA," Krueger wrote.
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Regardless of quality, no film is turned away, as long as it meets the deadlines.
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The snow cares not for your deadlines, your happy hour plans, your scheduled C-section.
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Sometimes communications were bad, sometimes the demands would change, the dates, the deadlines would change.
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But Republicans haven't done a great job of meeting their ambitious legislative deadlines so far.
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Luckily my job is 85% very short deadlines, so I never get too far behind.
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They have more resources, no daily print deadlines, and no need to worry about impartiality.
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Argentines are interested in the program, but are likely to wait until deadlines on Dec.
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However, the Trump administration previously missed several of its deadlines for releasing its tax plan.
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But magazines have print deadlines and everything like that, so it's sort of a hoax.
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Beyond that informal deadline, Congress faces a number of specific deadlines that will require action.
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In years past, there were two key deadlines: A deadline for coverage that began Jan.
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Not the first time These are not the only deadlines Trump has set and missed.
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For early birds, that means even before college application and outside scholarship deadlines have passed.
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You have to meet deadlines that are unreasonable and deliver results that are unparalleled. 21.
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Mnuchin missed two deadlines to hand over the returns and eventually officially denied Democrats' request.
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It also ensured his boss was well aware of where he stood in meeting deadlines.
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If you're chronically struggling with deadlines, stop scheduling your day based on everything going right.
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This week is crucial because a number of the states' ballot access deadlines are due.
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"Just because they are shut down doesn't mean the statutory deadlines are waived," he said.
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This year's application cycle is closed; check the website for updates on the 2018 deadlines.
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He set unrealistic deadlines and then undercut his negotiators by questioning them as they approached.
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The agency could continue pushing back the reporting deadlines as it done in the past.
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Only 30 states' filing deadlines have passed, meaning more women will enter the midterm races.
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But senior EU officials voiced caution and some scepticism, saying no formal deadlines were set.
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"One mustn't create artificial deadlines to measure the success of what we're doing," he said.
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The remaining states and Washington D.C. run their own programs and set their own deadlines.
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Deadlines to make the ballot in Texas, South Dakota and North Carolina have already passed.
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For reporters, the days after a shooting pass in a blur of interviews and deadlines.
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The deadlines for these types of applications are typically between November 1st and November 15th.
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To date, eight states and the District of Columbia have chosen to extend their deadlines.
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It is this small miracle that keeps deadlines in check and the paper on time.
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The extra shopping time will be popular among consumers who have missed online shipping deadlines.
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Assert that you're not always available, and stress that you still have deadlines to meet.
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Unlike procedures now in place, no deadlines then forced appeals to move through the courts.
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For many students, G.P.A. requirements and deadlines for filing paperwork are the big stumbling blocks.
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"These are firm deadlines; they are not aspirational goals," U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw said.
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Their deadlines were in the early evening, and they wrote for the next day's paper.
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The Beresheet team had participated in the contest but failed to meet the given deadlines.
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Unable to meet production deadlines, the company became unprofitable for the first time last year.
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It is actually unusual to have clear deadlines for remedy selection and site completion activities.
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Some additional requirements have later deadlines as countries gradually switch over to the new regime.
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Few hard deadlines force you to pay attention, so it's easy to put things off.
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Complicating the matter further is the fact that states have different deadlines and methods available.
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Deadlines also vary for those in combat zones, because they can qualify for extensions automatically.
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The building will remain open for official business, and case filing deadlines are not extended.
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Update, March 23, 2020, 7:25 pm: Updated to reflect new state tax return deadlines.
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It is not unusual, however, for companies to extend the deadlines included in merger agreements.
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That, in turn, prompted an increased frequency of small shutdowns as politicians struggled with deadlines.
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I was having a stressful day at work: long hours, lots of emails, short deadlines.
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It could be released in 2020, or maybe 2021 if Apple's suppliers can't meet deadlines.
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Those states' deadlines to submit plans will be between February and April of next year.
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The contentious deadlines can set the stage for political maneuvering and deals on unrelated measures.
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The company has pushed back self-imposed deadlines to resolve its financial crisis several times.
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Fortunately for the small agency, deadlines for each of their clients were well spaced out.
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Uber has repeatedly missed deadlines to hand over material, irking Judge Alsup and Waymo's lawyers.
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Musk isn't big on hitting deadlines, but in this case, he was pretty bang on.
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Wall Street analysts say it could be even later, given Tesla's history of missing deadlines.
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Patrick has also already missed deadlines to get onto primary ballots in Alabama and Arkansas.
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And he's already missed deadlines to file for the primary ballot in Alabama and Arkansas.
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Musk has long faced detractors who have berated him for failing to meet his deadlines.
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The lawmakers plan to discuss fall legislative deadlines, the person familiar with the situation said.
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I ate them at intervals while powering through deadlines and didn't once think about cookies.
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The Department of Education and Edvisors provide resources for students to check their local deadlines.
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Follow up if people are supposed to send him things and don't miss any deadlines.
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However, there were no formal agreements on or hard deadlines for members&apos defense spending.
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The report argued these adjustments are Apple's response to missed deadlines and increasingly buggy products.
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If you're known for missing deadlines, make every effort to deliver work ahead of schedule.
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In recent times, the debate has taken on an increased noise level around the deadlines.
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Missouri and North Dakota have separately announced deadlines for spraying dicamba-based herbicides next year.
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Patrick is a late entry, announcing his candidacy just days before early-state filing deadlines.
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When we start to commodify our hobbies, it brings "deadlines, demands, and accommodation," she says.
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The department will still meet statutory and legal deadlines in that time period, he said.
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Deadlines are bound in steel because the game's launch is tied to the console's release.
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The deadlines to file for recounts in Pennsylvania and Michigan are Monday and Wednesday, respectively.
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This childless archetype codes all night, drinks Soylent at his desk, and beats impossible deadlines.
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"The fact that deadlines were missed and rules were violated is troubling" the report says.
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The debate over immigration policy has become closely enmeshed with looming deadlines over government spending.
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Even more hypocritical, the RAPID Act would ensure that a government official tracks delays in approving permits and intervenes when agencies miss deadlines, but the RAA provides neither government officials nor outside parties with tools to hold agencies accountable when they miss regulatory deadlines.
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The Abu Sayyaf militant group has beheaded two Canadian nationals recently after its ransom deadlines expired.
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Tesla (TSLA) missed many production targets and deadlines as it sought to keep pace with demand.
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Yes, but: Both the White House and GOP House leadership are cautious about setting artificial deadlines.
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Hills noted that as the holidays draw closer, many major retailers push their delivery deadlines later.
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This wouldn't be the first time Musk has missed deadlines around its self-driving car technology.
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Its common stock was suspended from the Nasdaq after the company missed several SEC filing deadlines.
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"Arbitrary deadlines, unilateral pronouncements and shifting goalposts are counterproductive in addressing common threats," the ministry said.
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Some of the deadlines are hard and some are soft as the end of 2017 approaches.
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Texas and CRR lawyers would not comment before filing deadlines on details of their respective briefs.
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After a weekend of friends, family, and ideally, naps, you're thrusted into deadlines, meetings, and spreadsheets.
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The Chemical List The EPA was given some tight deadlines to meet under the reformed TSCA.
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You're forever thinking it's Friday, when in reality it's Wednesday and you have four looming deadlines.
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Its website provides the ultimate guide to voting rules, elections, dates, and deadlines in your state.
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As written, Russia's offer from March contains numerous meetings with proposed deadlines that came and went.
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Short deadlines, demands for briefings and a flood of incoming information meant keeping your head down.
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The missed deadlines are a warning signal for a peace agreement that still faces formidable critics.
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This would be done after election registration deadlines, which have not yet passed in most states.
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Mnuchin refused to hand over those documents, and blew past multiple deadlines set by the committee.
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But it is clear that missing construction deadlines on nuclear-power plants can send costs skyrocketing.
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Nintendo has notoriously long development cycles, preferring to extend its deadlines instead of releasing something subpar.
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I'll reiterate: "22," a song about letting go and "forgetting about the deadlines," doesn't mention alcohol.
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CDPR replied, claiming that they were withholding the money due to Widescreen not meeting agreed deadlines.
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Countries with legal shortfalls are added if they do not amend their rules by set deadlines.
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Hanlong called off a $1.23 billion offer for Sundance in April 2013 after missing funding deadlines.
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Brokenshire was criticised for continually resetting deadlines in talks to restore the region's power-sharing government.
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Below are the key dates and deadlines of the procedure and of relevant EU meetings: Nov.
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Ballot access deadlines have already passed in some states so there would certainly be legal challenges.
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The company has struggled to meet some of its, at times, ambitious delivery and production deadlines.
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The deal on Tuesday lays out commitments and deadlines for reaching a final agreement, UPM said.
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After a seemingly endless winter battling deadlines and depression, the spring came and beckoned the thaw.
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Whether begun with excitement or dread, applying to college inevitably spins into overwhelming as deadlines near.
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Budget and market rally Trump's dealmaking prowess will be tested, as two spending deadlines loom large.
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But they plan to drag out the proceeding as long as the (vague) legal deadlines permit.
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The deadlines were set decades ago -- a time, Leadbetter said, when online submission wouldn't be possible.
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Formal talks broke down in July and each has blamed the other for missing repeated deadlines.
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Employers in late December got a two-month extension of their deadlines related to the forms.
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"The decline was driven primarily by personal and corporate tax deadlines," it said in a statement.
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The number is subject to change, as the filing deadlines for most states are months away.
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Terms of the bid were released in late January, including key deadlines in the bidding process.
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The result was a disaster: parts came in late; bits didn't fit together; deadlines were missed.
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They will hold feet to the fire and require prosecutors to meet with judicially-set deadlines.
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Murtiningsih of the forestry company fund said meeting the deadlines for bond holdings "can't be forced".
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Mandating deadlines for evolving technology locks-in today's immature systems that quickly become tomorrow's outdated systems.
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Two more states — Arkansas and, crucially, New Hampshire — have filing deadlines in the next eight days.
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These deadlines vary state by state, with most between eight and 30 days before Election Day.
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But Michael Rotondo did not heed their deadlines, and his parents filed for an ejectment proceeding.
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Don't get involved in office politics or develop bad habits, like being late or missing deadlines.
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Last week, the IRS extended certain tax-filing deadlines for individuals and businesses impacted by Florence.
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It also added tools to help business users manage graphic design projects, including deadlines and feedback.
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He also praised Trump's decision not to impose "arbitrary" deadlines on the American mission in Afghanistan.
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"What we need to do is meet our deadlines now so commerce doesn't stop," Pritzker responded.
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Deadlines are looming; the government has less than a month to reunite the families it separated.
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The university set several deadlines, and, amid negotiations over contracts, the Patriot students missed them all.
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However, it is not clear how officials plan to meet the deadlines imposed by the court.
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Meeting with potential team members allows you to ask them about projects, deadlines and schedule expectations.
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It did not affect older cases, however, in which the deadlines to challenge convictions had lapsed.
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US District Judge Dana Sabraw laid out a series of deadlines in a ruling last week.
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" What the job entails: "Submitting permit applications, tracking contract deadlines, requesting payments for contracts and permits.
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The Kaiser Family Foundation published an updated map on the deadlines Tuesday afternoon, reflecting new information.
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It is also that, even if the withdrawal agreement bill becomes law, new deadlines will loom.
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That eliminated two deadlines lawmakers would have had to deal with this week and next week.
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My deadlines weren't until the next week, and the weather would turn crappy by the weekend.
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When there are tight deadlines, I see my process as a "wringing out" non-existent wisdom.
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Questionable contracts could include hidden out-clauses, or non-transparent language around payment deadlines, for example.
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Deadlines demand a serious, concentrated effort that yields results, and is a great tool for focusing.
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"If possible, direct their job toward detail-oriented duties with clear directions and deadlines," she says.
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The other sections provide information on voting requirements for the state and the various registration deadlines.
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Even if a recession strikes soon, most companies aren't facing imminent deadlines to pay back debt.
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During college, students spend about four years stressing over assignments, deadlines and adapting to new environments.
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Emergencies pop up, deadlines have to be met or time zone differences require after-hours work.
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Stressed workers are also more likely to make errors, arrive to work late and miss deadlines.
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In addition, on Thursday the court extended deadlines for petitions that have not already been granted.
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CHALLENGES TO TRANS MOUNTAIN PIPELINE APPROVAL MUST PROCEED ON SHORT, STRICT DEADLINES -FEDERAL COURT OF APPEAL
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But ... Kanye is aggressively avoiding artificial deadlines, because it creates stress that leads to bad things.
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When there are deadlines, contracts and, most important, payments, the relationship is clear, direct and uncomplicated.
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It is a space where I don't have the oversight of a boss, deadlines, or rules.
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Elon uses unrealistic deadlines as a management tool to get the absolute most out of people.
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Background reading: Over the summer, officials deemed some families "ineligible" for reunification under court-ordered deadlines.
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It shows them how the real world works: Rules must be followed, deadlines must be met.
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Application deadlines: January residency — November 15, 2017 June residency — March 15, 2018 Learn more at lesley.edu.
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To help you stay generally on track, Coursera suggests deadlines for each lesson in the course.
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While homeowners were dealing with this mess, they also started to panic about looming project deadlines.
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But offer deadlines and competition from other buyers are additional factors that can drive blind bids.
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Some states, including California and Connecticut, have already extended state tax return filing deadlines for residents.
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The horrors of authorship — missed deadlines, self-loathing, isolation — provide especially good material for psychological thrillers.
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Several states run their own marketplaces and have extended deadlines, some as late as Jan. 15.
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"We are not putting out donors outside the mandatory deadlines," said Joshua Karp, the group's spokesman.
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Opponents also argue that the stay automatically "tolls" all of the Clean Power Plan's compliance deadlines.
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The campaign has said getting on ballots in 15 states with deadlines on or after Aug.
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In interviews she's mentioned vague deadlines for a ninth album by the end of this year.
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Health care deadlines, from ObamaCare sign-ups to government funding, are looming over the coming week.
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But the Pennsylvania State Department has said many of the deadlines to file petitions have passed.
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Lawmakers already face looming deadlines to strike a government funding deal and reauthorize several crucial programs.
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Meeting invites demand your immediate confirmation, bloated email threads require your input, deadlines aren't pushed back.
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Democrats believe the looming funding deadlines give them leverage to get an immigration deal this month.
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But according to the lawsuit, Navient fails to explain recertification or to notify people of deadlines.
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It needs to become more ambitious and set clearer goals, deadlines and responsibilities, some attendees said.
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It's still unclear if NASA will meet all the ambitious deadlines it has set for itself.
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Too often, managers put more focus into pushing their teams to meet deadlines and business goals.
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Multiple deadlines came and went as supporters lobbied, unsuccessfully, for decades to secure the needed supermajority.
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The Justice Department requested a stay of case deadlines as a result of the government shutdown.
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Nelson's latest lawsuit, filed in federal court in Tallahassee, seeks to extend both of those deadlines.
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But that halt didn't explicitly change the deadlines for states or the EPA to take action.
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Other candidates, including Castro and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, have laid out similar deadlines.
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After years of false starts and missed deadlines, space tourism seems poised to finally take off.
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Thune also said Trump did not give any deadlines to the senators on passing the bill.
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"We don't necessarily have a major election on the horizon or any major deadlines," he noted.
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Stress on the job is natural and sometimes unavoidable, especially given looming deadlines and conflicting demands.
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You'll get hit with a failure-to-file penalty, plus interest, if you miss the deadlines.
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Small businesses can use the lessons of Cyber Monday by offering specific discounts with clear deadlines.
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It may take months to formalize the new party and deadlines loom for next year's elections.
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Which is back to your question on December 15th, David, there's no arbitrary deadlines here, okay?
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Heavier workloads and faster deadlines mean less time for in-depth reporting or sober second thought.
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He was super-pleasant to work with, and very helpful when I continually blew my deadlines.
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More deadlines will follow in rapid succession as reporters in the newsroom polish and file articles.
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If those deadlines pass without an agreement, the court said it would adopt its own boundaries.
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And if a crisis emerges between authorization deadlines, there is no guarantee that Congress will react.
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However those glasses, and other future glasses have, according to Cheddar, missed multiple internal deadlines at Snap.
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He said the police department had met deadlines for extending and closing investigations with 100 percent accuracy.
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A federal judge is refusing to suspend looming election recount deadlines in the battleground state of Florida.
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Things like deadlines and timetables and full coverage of the various structural issues we have just discussed.
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And again, I think part of that story is going to be deadlines, right, that's very important.
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So far, the two main prerogatives are waiving overdraft fees and extending payment deadlines, Sloan said Friday.
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As these deadlines approach, expect Trump to amp up the pressure on Republican senators and House members.
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But Treasury missed the deadlines, a strategy Democrats have argued was an effort to delay the process.
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CareerCast has ranked the least stressful jobs for 2017, looking at factors like deadlines, growth, and competition.
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Consequently, European lenders cannot disburse new funds, which Athens needs to comply with repayment deadlines in July.
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Seven other states considered that legislation this year, but the bills either died or missed their deadlines.
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Since freelancers are independent contractors, companies can enforce grueling deadlines while saving money by not providing benefits.
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But the ride-hail company has stumbled in meeting some of its ambitious deadlines in the past.
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As a result, Haas said county employees may need to work evenings and weekends to meet deadlines.
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Getting rid of these clear deadlines is key to give the government some flexibility, according to Rep.
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And, when it comes to time constraints and deadlines, set your goals accordingly and don't skip steps.
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Meanwhile, Porter himself had the power to set and enforce deadlines, but he did not do so.
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Go over what can go wrong in the process: missed deadlines, only finding one new client, etc.
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Editorial or journalistic experience is highly desirable, as is a proven ability to work to tight deadlines.
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Newspapers are liquid history, with deadlines pressing and people trying to pull the wool over our eyes.
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Kanye West: The rapper released a gospel album, "Jesus Is King," after a series of missed deadlines.
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The judges in Chicago and DC pointed to the administration's struggles in meeting Sabraw's deadlines so far.
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But when those deadlines are in the rearview mirror, tax reform is the next Republican policy priority.
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That effort likely would have also involved significant legal battles if major states' initial deadlines were missed.
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The vast majority of these games are wretched, seemingly cobbled together on impossible deadlines and shoestring budgets.
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Jackson set deadlines for Mueller's office to respond to the petitions later this week and in January.
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Meanwhile, headlines scream of infrastructure deadlines missed, athletes skipping the event and even a scuppered terror plot.
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Deadlines are a part of life, as is uncertainty over whether individual projects are going to succeed.
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A life completely free of stress would mean a life without deadlines for projects you care about.
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The holiday break starts in a few days, and we need to manage our deadlines around it.
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Mnuchin's denial comes after he missed two deadlines from the House to hand over Trump's tax forms.
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Kenneth Smith, the chief Mexican negotiator at the talks, said that for Mexico there were no deadlines.
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Staking terms are frequently disputed, tax issues become muddled, deadlines for cash transfers are forgotten or ignored.
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Successive deadlines set by James Brokenshire, the British government's man in Belfast, have been ignored (see timeline).
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Click here to select your state, noting the nicely organized and confusion-resistant table of deadlines.3.
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Voter registration deadlines vary, but the earliest ones are no longer than a month before election day.
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Some regional transmission organizations are already asking for extensions to FERC compliance deadlines for crafting storage policies.
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During those communications, Rae said both the numbers demanded for a ransom and the deadlines given shifted.
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Congress then set aggressive deadlines that were often missed by regulators trying to work out viable rules.
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Deadlines themselves—whether attached to milestones or internal production schedules—are also determined based on educated guesswork.
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Today was a little rough since I have a few giant deadlines to meet with my students.
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An IPO would follow a string of asset sales as Wanda works to meet debt repayment deadlines.
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It faces a potential delisting by the New York Stock Exchange for failing to meet its deadlines.
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"You really need to know those deadlines," said Aaron Vansant, a partner with DonovanFingar, a Birmingham, Ala.
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Deadlines have a sneaky way of creeping up on you — as busy TechCrunch writers can readily attest.
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Here are the order deadlines for folks buying their gifts online who want them delivered by Christmas.
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The report would also recommend deadlines for completing actions and any changes to existing regulations or statutes.
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Under the plan, tax deadlines for corporations would be extended and interest payments would be stretched out.
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For example, do you structure your day in a way that makes it difficult to meet deadlines?
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The firm had been attempting to restructure the deal after missing two deadlines to close the transaction.
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The FTC will help field those complaints, and US companies will have strict deadlines to address them.
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For almost three years, reminders in the regular mail didn't provide borrowers the date of their deadlines.
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But time is limited, especially with a summer recess and government funding deadlines looming in the fall.
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The deadlines for them to reply in both of those cases are also currently scheduled for October.
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Here at WIRED, the tempo of our workdays is set by the ever-shifting cadence of deadlines.
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Below are the key dates and deadlines of the possible procedure and of relevant EU meetings: Oct.
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The game was widely considered unfinished at release, after developer Troika and publisher Activision clashed over deadlines.
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Still, the state-mandated deadlines are likely to leave local election officials scrambling to finish up recounts.
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Postmarks do not apply, so the County Board of Elections must receive the forms by those deadlines.
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Or rather, we move on—ever advancing around the sun toward next week's deadlines and new constellations.
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For most Americans, their attention to elections peak in the fall, right as registration deadlines take effect.
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Long hours, tight deadlines and a stream of demanding clients can sometimes make advertising seem deadly serious.
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This is the opposite of most people who are overwhelmed with short-term deadlines, meetings, and minutiae.
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The Justice Department has asked judges to pause upcoming deadlines in multiple cases due to the shutdown.
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If not, make some personal adjustments, such as setting calendar deadlines and keeping a to-do list.
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The board proposed accelerating the railroad filing deadlines for financial, employee and traffic reports in July 2015.
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Meanwhile, the regulator has missed statutory deadlines for implementing parts of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.
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United Airlines announced on Wednesday that it was removing expiration deadlines from its frequent flyer program, MileagePlus.
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We identified priority documents, we extended deadlines, and we even offered to review certain documents in camera.
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No boss will hover over me to meet deadlines — that's purely up to my discretion and motivation.
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Attention has been so focused on the tax bill that many upcoming deadlines have gone mostly unnoticed.
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Michigan and Wisconsin have not reached their deadlines for seeking a recount, but they will in days.
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Related: Iran deal deadlines loom as Trump weighs sanctions Is this just about bread and gas prices?
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However, in reality, our federal agencies are not meeting the clear deadlines outlined in the Stop Act.
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All this is happening in a field already filled with tight deadlines, long hours and immense pressure.
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Both deadlines have risky political implications and GOP leaders have been publically divided about the path forward.
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Trump has also argued that the 2020 census should be delayed, although its deadlines appear in statute.
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The deadlines to file for recounts in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Michigan are Friday, Monday, and next Wednesday
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Missed deadlines threaten the money-losing company's credibility with the market and its ability to raise cash.
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Judge Jennifer Schecter rules Zervos' defamation lawsuit against Trump will move forward and sets deadlines for discovery.
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"I've been in a position free of any deadlines with the Gary thing," Dalton says via email.
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They slow progress by focusing on hierarchy, top-down decision making, rigid deadlines and short-term outcomes.
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Some employees were also recalled to help the EPA meet court-ordered deadlines for producing environmental regulations.
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His calendar is full of notes, sketches, deadlines, and arrows: the potential energy of an exhibition incarnate.
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The entire process, if everyone meets the given deadlines, can take the better part of a year.
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China also has a huge biodiversity summit scheduled for October and deadlines to hit along the way.
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Senators blew past two deadlines that McConnell set for a deal: midnight Saturday and then 6900 p.m.
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"The building will remain open for official business, and case filing deadlines are not extended," she added.
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It lets you color-code your events and projects, add and edit recordings, set deadlines, and more.
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It is supposed to do so by late May, though federal agencies do miss such deadlines sometimes.
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Paul and Toni (Ali Gadema), who runs the studio, point out that they have deadlines to meet.
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All my life, I've made lists and set deadlines, never content, or even able, to just glide.
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He accepted more jobs than he could handle, and was prone to missing deadlines or dissatisfying collaborators.
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And, with no bosses to please or formal deadlines to meet, they have been calling the shots.
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The delays and disruptions were adding to the pressure on the Trump Organization to meet its deadlines.
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They overestimate costs, miss important deadlines and don't apply to selective colleges that they're qualified to attend.
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He added that event organizers had missed deadlines, failed to confirm speakers and canceled a venue reservation.
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But tight election deadlines — including the timing in a law for sending ballots overseas — could complicate matters.
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At The Times, this means tighter deadlines and a paper that must travel farther to reach customers.
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The phone calls worked; the state extended deadlines until the end of 2019 for about 2,000 homeowners.
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The American Institute of CPAs has been keeping track of state-related changes to tax deadlines here.
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But the Police Department has missed three consecutive deadlines to submit fare-evasion data to the Council.
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The F.D.A. largely finalized the standards in 2015, prodded by a consumer lawsuit to adhere to deadlines.
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High school guidance counselors in California now drill teenagers on the seriousness of deadlines in college admissions.
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That includes delaying loan repayment deadlines and cutting interest rates, as well as providing more credit lines.
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And all these deadlines were completely arbitrary, because there was no rush to do any of it.
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Additionally, House investigators have multiple deadlines for administration figures to comply with subpoenas, including Pence and Giuliani.
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Speaking in an interview, he said that had recently prompted Argentina to loosen the deadlines for applications.
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The council forged early deadlines for task forces on regulatory issues but hasn't outlined its objectives since.
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Another reform requires prosecutors to turn over to defendants all information concerning their case under strict deadlines.
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For defendants who are not in jail, we propose longer deadlines for the provision of the information.
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Hersh was never a hack or a safe man while he leapt tall deadlines in single bounds.
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"We are not putting out donors outside the mandatory deadlines," Joshua Karp, Persist PAC's spokesperson, told CNN.
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In fact, story deadlines, expected pay dates, and the number of articles you submit are all negotiable.
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How will you know about proposed changes to voter registration deadlines or new restrictions on absentee balloting?
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If you're using a tax professional, expect them to be busy as that April 17 deadlines approaches.
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United has failed to meet several deadlines imposed by Washington lawmakers to answer questions about the matter.
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The formula had been set early: debt, here in the form of deadlines unmet; procrastination; and opium.
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This is not uncommon, as efforts to extend the previous two deals also stretched past their deadlines.
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There are dozens of details to remember, deadlines to meet, forms to complete and fees to pay.
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The trial date was included in a 10-page scheduling order that set deadlines toward jury selection.
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Company leaders speak regularly with franchise operators, and have been flexible with deadlines in response to feedback.
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It's typically a good idea to get everybody to commit to realistic deadlines that move things along.
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"Understand your account and know what your deadlines are," said Jeremy Miller, founder and CEO of FSAstore.
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It's often the case that looming deadlines can often jolt both sides back to the negotiating table.
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The deadlines have gotten shorter and aspects of the work has been taken into the digital era.
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Harried subcontracted delivery drivers feel so desperate to meet overnight shipping deadlines they get in deadly crashes.
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It's crucial to stay on top of these periods and track deadlines for content and posting times.
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The program consistently missed deadlines and was hamstrung by its hasty creation and federal restrictions on funding.
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Congress is also facing some crucial deadlines for raising the federal debt limit and funding the government.
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To accommodate these deadlines, OMB works quickly with CMS to coordinate interagency review of time-sensitive rules.
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But deadlines for printing the forms were at hand, and the motives of administration officials remained suspect.
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"We could have met the deadlines, but it would have required a huge effort," Guest told me.
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Two deadlines next month will have a huge impact on how the global economy fares in 2019.
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The trial date was included in a 10-page scheduling order that set deadlines toward jury selection.
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The third signal of readiness involves mundane life tasks — maintaining a calendar, meeting deadlines, filling out forms.
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Legislators in California and Hawaii have already set deadlines for utilities to meet this target by 2045.
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This isn't the first time the government's deadlines to win back the city have proved overly optimistic.
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The deadlines are building; unless Congress acts, the United States is on a path to economic crisis.
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If those deadlines pass without an agreement, the state court said it would rewrite the map itself.
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The FTC will help field those complaints, and U.S. companies will have strict deadlines to address them.
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Software tools were distributed, deadlines were set, and the team collaborated more often using Discord or Skype.
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Many of the MAGA hat-themed ads listed different deadlines for the supposed contest, Popular Info wrote.
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Just like with the mercury and arsenic regulation, Interior did not get the public's input before postponing the deadlines, improperly postponed the deadlines even though the reform was already in effect, and did not explain how the postponement was justified under the strict standard that applies to these postponements.
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Obamacare advocates expect that total enrollment for 2018 plans will be significantly lower than the tally for 2017 because of the shorter sign-up deadlines in much of the country, lack of awareness about those deadlines, and cutbacks to advertising and outreach budgets promoting enrollment by the Trump administration.
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Though between the regimentation of my plan and her new script deadlines, even those meetings have been infrequent.
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They were the only way for us to publish quickly, without the constraints of print deadlines and production.
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Last week was busy and full of deadlines and I'm thankful this week is a little less hectic.
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Florida values also include Governor Rick Scott refusing to extend registration deadlines even though Hurricane Matthew was approaching.
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It's an exciting job full of surprises and hard deadlines, and there's no one to back you up.
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The Treasury has blown past two deadlines for the handover of Trump's tax returns to another House committee.
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Of course, Apple lets you ignore the self-imposed deadlines, but the choice is ultimately up to you.
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Register to vote: Deadlines are up in several states this week, so take two minutes and do it.
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"The KC-46 contract does not contain pre-defined penalties for missing schedule deadlines," Air Force spokesman Maj.
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Sit down on the sand of Salagdoong Beach and feel the stress of presentations and deadlines melt away.
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The games would provide a catalyst for much-needed infrastructure improvements, complete with funding and must-meet deadlines.
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Musk is known for setting deadlines he cannot meet, and for making predictions that fail to come true.
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Thursday's lawsuit comes after the Trump administration failed to meet deadlines laid out under the law, VoteVets said.
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They throw up a smokescreen of busy-ness as an excuse for missing their deadlines and deflecting assignments.
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Unfortunately, they provided limited information and made threats under arbitrary deadlines which were not reasonable under the circumstances.
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But even if the money does come through, NASA doesn't have a great reputation for meeting deadlines, either.
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Some are not even on the ballot, having missed filing deadlines, and are instead waging write-in campaigns.
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I set deadlines around it, clear my calendar, and activate an automated email message that says I'm offline.
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The numbers are a good sign for a company that has frequently exhibited trouble meeting its own deadlines.
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Given the Stem's long history of missed deadlines, it's possible that its latest one will slip as well.
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Others found themselves missing deadlines for aid that they never even knew existed until it was too late.
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Some of us have bosses with unrealistic expectations for performance or berate us when we don't meet deadlines.
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Other expiration dates and deadlines pertaining to refugees affected by the order loom at the end of October.
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Unfortunately, they provided limited information and made threats under arbitrary deadlines which were not reasonable under the circumstances.
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Eurocrats note that Spain last year missed more deadlines for implementing EU legislation than any other member state.
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She recommends having a ready list of 'no' responses ready to help you decline work or negotiate deadlines.
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Long-distance races usually set "cut-offs", deadlines by which runners must have passed certain points or finished.
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Some states have deadlines that have already passed for mail-in registration, in-person registration, and so on.
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Over the next several years, employers will face rolling deadlines to register with CalSavers in order to comply.
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Always set realistic deadlines for each project to ensure productivity, since freelancers are usually paid by the hour.
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But its preferred supplier, Intel, has been missing deadlines and Apple was losing confidence that Intel could deliver.
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Stay organized, and set deadlines for yourself so people don't have to hound you for updates or deliverables.
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Without any deadlines, most artists wouldn't be prepared to give their babies up to the public for criticism.
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Pisces are known as flighty dreamers who struggle to meet deadlines and professional obligations — including, presumably, rent payments.
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Set Deadlines Parkinson's Law states that, 'tasks expand so as to fill the time available for it's completion'.
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Your flightiness and "creative" ways of approaching deadlines and commitments will be extra fucked by this Mercury retrograde.
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To the chagrin of some House leaders, policy negotiations and deadlines started to emerge from 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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But as railroads struggled to meet compliance deadlines, lawmakers pushed back the implementation date to at least Dec.
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If you want to build wealth, you have to have a clear goal, specific plan and hard deadlines.
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But if you're missing deadlines, half-assing your assignments, or goofing off all day, it isn't her fault.
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There can be no time constraints or deadlines when the protection of clean athletes everywhere is at stake.
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The Alabama court system's stubborn and myopic focus on deadlines was actually part of a larger national trend.
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Back home, drowning in deadlines, I didn't have it in me to maintain an ongoing (and intense) correspondence.
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Arkansas and New Hampshire have deadlines next week, and Team Bloomberg says it plans to meet those, too.
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The move, known as "martial law," is typically reserved for tight deadlines like avoiding an imminent government shutdown.
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One official said there was an emphasis on creating a strategy that was not tied to artificial deadlines.
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When those deadlines came and went, so did they: Dowd left in March, followed by Cobb in May.
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Deadlines, my children, all the time they spend online — you name it, it's on my list of worries.
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First, it still undermines the credibility of U.S. deadlines — an important tool in bringing negotiations to successful conclusions.
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Many people -- whether top athletes or office workers -- really thrive under pressure, needing deadlines to get work done.
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Congress will have new goals, new priorities from the administration, and new deadlines that will require its attention.
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It instituted a series of new deadlines and raised the standard for filing certain kinds of legal appeals.
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In years when Democrats have controlled the budgeting, Republicans have harshly criticized their counterparts for missing budget deadlines.
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Other than Texas, four states have deadlines in June, and the rest are in July, August and September.
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Deadlines are the only way to guarantee that toxic chemicals are identified and regulated in a timely manner.
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The deal was controversial as Congress delayed passing legislative relief as the territory faced critical debt payment deadlines.
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At subsequent milestones, the scorecard would update the program and independent estimates of cost, deadlines and technical risk.
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Most of President Obama's campaign appearances for Hillary Clinton will be timed to coincide with voter registration deadlines.
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The network, she said, is urging colleges to set their aid application deadlines no earlier than Feb. 1.
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Candidates should definitely negotiate and be transparent about exactly which other offers they're juggling and when deadlines approach.
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Patrick has already missed the filing deadlines for the Alabama and Arkansas Democratic primaries, which Bloomberg has met.
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Weak revenues complicated budget negotiations in several states, while idiosyncratic issues pushed others beyond their June 30 deadlines.
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The judge did not rule on the request Tuesday, instead setting deadlines for further filings, the AP reported.
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The amendments include postponing some deadlines and giving states or the EPA more authority to waive some requirements.
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FOI deadlines are unfortunately quite meaningless—agencies can delay responding to a request in any number of ways.
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Sometimes there's not a lot of trust in making a film score because a film score means deadlines.
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The community rallied to enforce segwit with a series of deadlines and proposals, and everyone fell in line.
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His response time is bar none and I can always depend on him to deliver against extreme deadlines.
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" (More on that below.) But "we're not holding hard deadlines, only because we want to get it right.
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Particularly given that the figure may, in part, have been inflated by exporters trying to beat tariff deadlines.
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Getting things done on the fly with little to no planning but iterating quickly to meet deadlines.3.
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Mr. Carranza says that he isn't comfortable with deadlines or ultimatums — he wants to change hearts and minds.
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In this alternate reality, I would also have no emails, no text messages and no obligations or deadlines.
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And they will scream and bully each other and freak out about deadlines because they are so rare.
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But the company has repeatedly failed to meet its own targets and deadlines, especially with the Model 23.
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"You sleep better hours, you eat more sensibly, your life is not overrun by constant deadlines," he said.
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In Wisconsin, whose primary is scheduled for April 231, Democrats sued state officials to extend early-voting deadlines.
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That means no more application deadlines, and no more missing out on companies because the timing isn't right.
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It's a big test for Tesla, which has struggled to meet delivery and production deadlines in the past.
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While California state schools extended their application deadlines, she still does not have all the paperwork they require.
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The lack of caseworkers, local government staffers and skilled contractors made those deadlines even more difficult to meet.
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It overcame its long tradition of missing deadlines by starting deliveries of the Model Y ahead of schedule.
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In one case, lawyers for the City of New York missed several filing deadlines and disobeyed court orders.
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That said, as a television writer myself, I can sympathize with the pressures and deadlines of network comedy.
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He "takes deep dives into the details" and challenges people with strict deadlines and high expectations, she said.
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Many of the games start late at night, which means that reporters are pressed up against print deadlines.
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There are no deadlines set to force the work to be done or the sheds to come down.
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There should be narrower submission requirements, clearer censorship standards, enforceable deadlines and a meaningful right of judicial review.
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Politico added McMullin has already missed filing deadlines necessary for appearing on the ballot in two dozen states.
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Specifically, he says, using a calendar to set deadlines for yourself is a great way to achieve more.
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The company's weaknesses have always stemmed from practicalities: missed deadlines, cost overruns, unreliable profits, less-than-sterling quality.
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But on Friday, Trump faced the first in a series of deadlines that could have killed the deal.
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The court stressed that its ruling was not a final judgment, but necessary due to impending election deadlines.
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It's so easy to forget — you're busy, up against deadlines and rushing from one meeting to the next.
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Republicans took steps that undermined a full investigation, including arbitrary deadlines and artificially limited examination of potential witnesses.
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One thing that's probably missing from my life, ever since I've stopped doing the comic weekly, is deadlines.
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But they've blown past a slew of deadlines already since beginning bipartisan negotiations at the start of 2900.
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For one thing, the newsroom's energy is no longer focused solely on the deadlines of a press run.
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However, while the UK has now left the EU, there are still more it Brexit deadlines to come.
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What deadlines are left for September: Extending the Children's Health Insurance Program and reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration.
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But employees may not have time to finish collecting and analyzing the data to hit those publishing deadlines.
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" As for the No. 2s meeting he's a part of, Durbin added, "We do have some looming deadlines.
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On the first call I told Mr. Montroll of the upcoming discovery deadlines and his past due balances.
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Meanwhile, people in Cleveland, Philadelphia and Minneapolis seem to sleep more soundly, sans preoccupations of bosses and deadlines.
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These verifications will start today and will continue on a rolling basis as states have different filing deadlines.
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"He gained knowledge about schedules, deadlines, and strategies to help in these areas," Jennings wrote in an email.
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While things look positive for the House vote, Republicans have missed past deadlines they have set for themselves.
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A new line in the southern tech hub of Bengaluru has missed a series of deadlines for completion.
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The Dodd-Frank Act imposed more than 80 new rulemaking initiatives on the SEC, all with aggressive deadlines.
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They face deadlines soon to pass politically contentious legislation on raising the debt ceiling and funding the government.
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There are no deadlines or criteria for her artwork, said Zoe, who is bound for Florida State University.
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But there are other deadlines, mostly in the agricultural chapter, for China to meet over the next year.
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RUSSIAN C.BANK FIRST DEPUTY GOVERNOR SHVETSOV SAYS WE ARE AGAINST FIXED DEADLINES FOR THE PRIVATISATION OF OTKRITIE BANK
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Since almost nobody wants to be the person who killed Obamacare repeal, constant deadlines serve to suppress doubts.
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She could barely keep her balance before imploring everyone to look up their state's deadlines for voter registration.
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All across the country, states' filing deadlines for political candidacy are coming up in the next few weeks.
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It's not easy to be creative on command and to be creative in a way that allows you to hit consistently these monthly deadlines and turn out a book that hopefully has a steady, high-quality every single month or twice a month or however many books and deadlines you have.
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But tight deadlines and regular changes of plan also created stress and led to tiffs, according to former employees.
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"At this stage it is too early to speak of deadlines and the amounts of work ahead," he said.
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Not only that, he had broken two deadlines for the fantasy novel in 2015 — Halloween and New Year's Eve.
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The bottom line: Even if hard deadlines are scientifically flawed, they can be effective when it comes to activism.
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Still, some argue that there's less pressure on men because they don't have such tight deadlines to get hitched.
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Space mission deadlines are like video game release dates, they're just guideposts that could be changed at any time.
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Before you know it, procrastination can cause looming deadlines to snowball, and destroy productivity and motivation in the process.
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This reality that has made it difficult for the GOP to quickly present details and deadlines on Obamacare replacement.
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Best known for its high-quality, rugged cameras, GoPro should go back to focusing on making their hardware deadlines.
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I work on the weekends, holidays, and, depending on what my deadlines look like, sometimes a 15-hour day.
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Hold everyone accountable Keeping track of project goals and deadlines helps keep everyone accountable for doing their fair share.
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Create a plan detailing each person's responsibilities, along with deadlines and a schedule for the next progress check-in.
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Hogg and others are out of luck unless something develops quickly on guns to meet the next two deadlines.
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On Friday, U.S. Customs and Border Protection set deadlines for companies to submit design proposals, along with some guidelines.
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The Treasury has blown past two deadlines for the handover of the President's tax returns to another House committee.
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The Treasury Department has missed two deadlines to respond to a House committee chairman's demands for Trump's tax returns.
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Court deadlines in the case of former Trump national security advisor Michael Flynn are also coming due this week.
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Sweet, sweet freedom dissolves into responsibilities as looming deadlines and appointments surge back into our lives, all at once.
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I'd have important deadlines for work penciled in right next to due dates for bills and outings with friends.
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The electric car maker took the extraordinary measure to speed up its production after months of falling behind deadlines.
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If the esoteric language and shifting deadlines don't drive you away, the decades-long timelines and internecine politics will.
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What challenges have you encountered as you've prototyped Elk & how confident are you of meeting your estimated shipping deadlines?
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The Koch administration's renovation of the famous Wollman Rink had been a disaster, with costs rising and deadlines missed.
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Musk has promised a fleet of robo-taxis on roads next year, but he often misses his own deadlines.
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But now, more than 110 days since the clock started, eight deadlines have passed, with eight more quickly approaching.
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But Worley and her allies ignored two DNC-set deadlines to present new bylaws in accord with DNC rules.
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House Republicans are facing a fall full of drama, with contentious deadlines coming up on government spending and debt.
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But as of now, Blackstone has secured just $575 million in such commitments — and missed two fund-raising deadlines.
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Deadlines for Wang to make a further $4.1 million investment in the club in September and November were missed.
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He added the delays were due to ambitious deadlines for plants that are normally constructed in 35-40 months.
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The most contentious aspect involves lengthening the statute of limitations, which imposes deadlines on courts to complete legal proceedings.
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Working to meet publication deadlines, you will need to check the facts in all articles in print and online.
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We will aim to be as expeditious as possible, but we will not put artificial deadlines on the process.
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Responsible employers will help employees understand and feel comfortable with changing roles, different types of meetings, and faster deadlines.
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In mid-January, the Trump administration faces two major deadlines on the deal that could again jeopardize its existence.
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Not only is Elon Musk known for stretching and missing deadlines, but he often tears the plans to shreds.
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The RNC says it wants to be at close to full capacity by the time absentee ballot deadlines loom.
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In some sense, this is Musk's basic proposition: ambitious goals, borne out by intense deadlines and flat-out suffering.
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Its rockets are still blowing up occasionally for reasons unknown, and its CEO is notoriously bad at meeting deadlines.
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In one interview, Andy Hertzfeld laments blowing off deadlines to design a virtual coin-flip in a gaming app.
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Last month the sale of binary options with deadlines shorter than 30 days was banned in most of Canada.
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The deadlines for the Clinton campaign to request recounts in these states are coming up within the next week.
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Obviously, for things like putting together a trailer for Xbox, there's gonna be some deadlines and some unexpected stuff.
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The Senate bill would require it to prioritize all chemicals in active commerce and set deadlines for their review.
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"They're working under insane deadlines, often in unsafe conditions," AFL-CIO Secretary-Treasurer Liz Schuler said in the video.
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Go here for more information about state deadlines and here for our guide on how to register to vote.
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Comics are a balancing act between writers, artists, editors, letterers, colorists, and the looming deadlines that face them all.
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" It said the biggest U.S. railroads "are on track to meet all statutory deadlines to install and implement PTC.
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Valeant has previously missed deadlines for filing financial reports due to the sales and earnings restatements, triggering default notices.
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But there's been little real penalty in instances where the company has ignored those requirements and deadlines, experts say.
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"After three years and two missed deadlines, we must leave the EU on October 31," Johnson, 54, said then.
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With tax deadlines fast approaching, Uber is using its technology to partner with providers of tax tools for contractors.
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The timing of these regulations violated the administration's own self-imposed deadlines that were intended to prevent midnight regulations.
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Holidays in the nation's capital affect tax deadlines in the same way as federal holidays, according to the IRS.
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As per my sister's advice, I create a timeline of goals and deadlines to get myself back on track.
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Freelancers also enjoy being able to potentially set their own hours, as long as they can meet their deadlines.
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But as railroads struggled to meet compliance deadlines, lawmakers pushed back the PTC implementation date to at least Dec.
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Tight deadlines for issuing permits will keep the projects from facing the usual bureaucratic delays, de la Flor added.
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Roseen said those cash withdrawals were not surprising because the week coincided with filing deadlines for U.S. income taxes.
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He criticized Trump's White House for imposing "artificial deadlines," saying it creates the wrong perception that lawmakers are underperforming.
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But the GOP nominee also has a history of not delivering on those promises, blowing past his own deadlines.
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The Trump administration missed several court-ordered deadlines to reunify families, with several hundred parents deported without their children.
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I worried about my ability to be the ringmaster of this circus of deadlines, school projects and sippy cups.
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Most state-run exchanges have longer enrollment periods, with deadlines that extend into early next year in some cases.
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"The fact that deadlines were missed and rules were violated is troubling and must be rectified," the report said.
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They recognized the Obama administration's timelines and deadlines as an encouragement to hold on until the Americans were gone.
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Also facing deadlines this month: new funding for the Children's Health Insurance Program and reauthorizing the Federal Aviation Administration.
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Second, Olson proposed that Congress spell out that equitable estoppel and equitable tolling apply to Tax Court filing deadlines.
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Contractors choose which files they want, and they are required to complete projects on deadlines determined by file length.
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Everyone was scrambling with late-breaking news across time zones, many moving parts, and both print and web deadlines.
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The Obama administration announced its historic accord with Tehran last July after months of negotiations and several missed deadlines.
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The deadlines on the deal for Apollo and Bain were repeatedly extended and Bain Capital ended talks in December.
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But for those who are still procrastinating, standard shipping deadlines are already past for delivery in time for Christmas.
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The likely date for a special election would be prior to most of the implementation deadlines in the legislation.
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The department, however, did not meet the deadlines Congress set, and most of those rules have not been completed.
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Second, EPA should promptly deal with the most important Superfund problem — the lack of firm deadlines for completing projects.
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Health care was in the rear-view mirror, but deadlines have a way of reshaping priorities on the hill.
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The company has missed several deadlines for delivering its KC-46 aerial refueling tanker to the U.S. Air Force.
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I go from worrying about deadlines and iPhone updates to simply needing to find a bed for the night.
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Beyond NAFTA and KORUS, numerous deadlines are approaching for U.S. decisions on a series of U.S. trade law cases.
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Expectations are unclear, they say, with constantly-shifting deadlines and classwork assignments that are themselves packed with software bugs.
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But it would be nonsensical to prioritize those deadlines over the right to vote, especially given the circumstances here.
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POLITICO also reviewed and previously reported on documents seeking the authority to extend deadlines on merger reviews and prosecutions.
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The U.S. Treasury is easing income tax payment deadlines, and local governments should do the same with property taxes.
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Party officials say there are no set contingencies or deadlines yet, but they have started soliciting guidance from advisers.
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As long as Musk eventually delivers a great product, does it matter if he misses his self-imposed deadlines?
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Yet another challenge: the ticking clock of college applications deadlines, which many students, like Elie Wyllie, have already missed.
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Facing tight deadlines and strict budgets, managers quickly pulled workers from other departments when someone left the Max project.
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But from the beginning Boeing pushed employees there to quickly turn out jets as it raced to meet deadlines.
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We also have to deal with their jowly dejection when our work deadlines or other issues interfere with walks.
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The Building will continue to be open for official business, and filing deadlines are not extended under Rule 30.1.
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