"Delay, delay, delay!" cried Donald Trump at the last debate.
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"Our strategy was basically this: Delay, delay, delay," Sexton explained.
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Trump wants the Senate to "delay, delay, delay" Obama's eventual nominee.
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"So we can just delay and delay and delay," Grassley said.
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"That's exactly what the Republican leader is doing: Delay, delay, delay," Reid said.
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Being dilatory is not good when your opponents' tactic is delay, delay, delay.
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The city's position is always to delay, delay, delay, because they have resources.
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"Delay, delay, delay," said House Energy and Commerce Committee Chairman Greg Walden, R-Ore.
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" What Mr. McConnell and the Senate should do, he said, is "called, delay, delay, delay.
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Trump urged Senate Republicans to "delay, delay, delay" any action on a Supreme Court nominee.
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"Three-month delay, six-month delay, nine-month delay," and then I'm slower on the responses.
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Delay, delay, delay means Obamacare customers will pay, and pay, and pay a lot more next year.
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Started as a weather delay, then turned into an air traffic delay, then became a refueling delay.
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To have this delay and delay and delay and delay, it seemed to me that there might be some disagreement between the justices about whether to take the case.
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"It's called delay, delay, delay," Donald Trump said at the opening of the Republican presidential debate on Saturday night.
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"The plan is to delay, delay, delay so they never have to go through with Brexit," Mr. Webb says.
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"It's just delay, delay, delay - it's really sad," Trump told a cheering crowd at a Conservative Political Action Committee meeting Friday.
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Delay after delay has pushed back the requirement until 2019.
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So, in the words of one senior Republican, the White House should "delay, delay and delay" by not turning over documents immediately.
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If it takes a little delay it'll take a little delay.
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You know, government projects, delay after delay, it just didn't happen.
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A delay in marriage can trickle down to a delay in childbearing.
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And despite Donald Trump's call for "delay, delay, delay," the Senate Judiciary Committee will almost certainly have to hold a hearing on Obama's eventual nominee.
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Tuesday's delay is the fourth time prosecutors have asked to delay Flynn's sentencing.
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"If it takes a little delay, it'll take a little delay," Trump said.
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They should ignore Donald Trump's urging to "delay, delay, delay," and help ensure our Constitution functions as it should — and as it has in the past. Opinion
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"All the Democrats want to do is delay and delay and delay," Dallas Woodhouse, executive director of the North Carolina Republican Party, said in a phone interview.
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Bankers are annoyed about the delay over completing Basel 3, because delay means uncertainty.
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The delay isn't all bad news though The delay isn't all bad news though.
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Other perks include trip insurance, baggage delay insurance, trip delay reimbursement, and travel assistance.
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" He also said, "If it takes a little delay, it'll take a little delay.
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Why did China delay reporting the SARS outbreak, and why might they delay now?
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"I can understand a few months' delay — but years of delay?" she told BuzzFeed News.
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I use the Dior Capture Youth Age-Delay Advanced Crème for obvious reasons — age delay!
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The first is that trip delay insurance kicks in earlier on the Reserve — after a delay of six or more hours versus after a delay or 12 or more hours.
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Instead they're preemptively negotiating against themselves with infrastructure promises and making excuses for delay after delay.
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The office noted that a delay from one of the 67 counties could delay final certification.
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Mr. Cosby has asked for a delay in the hearing, but prosecutors have opposed the delay.
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In requesting the delay in litigation, FDA promised to also delay the enforcement of the rule.
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But either way, there's been a delay after delay as to when this plane might return.
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There's a short delay when switching configurations and another short delay when you activate/deactivate self-repair.
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" She added: "Any delay is a delay, it doesn't address the issue, it doesn't resolve the issue.
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The unhinged discourse around the delay is fueling conspiracies and is much worse than the delay itself.
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" She added: "Any delay is a delay, it doesn't address the issue, it doesn't resolve the issue.
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The agency found the delay in Ukraine funding could not be attributed to a mere programmatic delay and noted the legislation does not allow the delay of congressionally appropriated funding for policy reasons.
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The highest court in the UK says Theresa May's government must go through Parliament to formally trigger the two year exit from the EU. Why it matters: It could spell delay, delay, delay.
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Delay welcomed Members of the Standing Rock Sioux Tribe welcomed the news of a delay in the project.
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"If it takes a little delay, it'll take a little delay," Trump told reporters at the White House.
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In his first start, he went two innings before a rain delay and two more after the delay.
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The delay in shipping the L16 camera will also mean a similar delay for phones incorporating its technology.
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They delay on hitting the tech firms and we delay on hitting them on automotive and the rest.
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All of our communications were on a 20-minute delay [Editor's note: to simulate the communication delay of radio signals traveling from Mars to Earth], so we could email and share files on a delay.
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" Hours after Mr. Scalia died last month, Mr. McConnell said he would not schedule hearings on a nominee until after Mr. Obama left office, a proposal endorsed by Mr. Trump, who declared, "Delay, delay, delay.
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The delay in aid to Ukraine Before he began justifying his decision to delay military aid to Ukraine, Trump told reporters that there was no delay at all -- an assertion obviously contradicted by the facts.
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"We were trying to get our point across: You delay our pay, we'll delay your train," Mr. Willig said.
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But sometimes, statutes of limitation are not enough; in rare situations, a "legal" delay may be an unconstitutional delay.
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If a delay is the sum of such an extraordinary event and another delay, such as a technical problem, it must be deducted from the total delay to assess whether compensation is due, the court added.
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Whatever provisions Republicans think they can actually agree to repeal, delay or weaken, they'd better repeal, delay or weaken soon.
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Trump tied the delay of Jackson's hearing to broader efforts by Democrats to delay his nominees for executive branch positions.
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It's made millennials more likely to delay beginning and ending a relationship, as well as more likely to delay marriage.
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If you delay retirement past the NRA, your benefits are enhanced, and they are enhanced more the longer you delay.
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"If it takes a little delay, it'll take a little delay," Trump told reporters in the White House Roosevelt Room.
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Actavis that pay-for-delay settlements could violate the antitrust laws, the number of pay-for-delay settlements has fallen.
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White Sox pound Twins after long delay MINNEAPOLIS — Waiting through a lengthy rain delay was rewarding for the Chicago White Sox.
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Litigation in the courts will delay the complete dismantling of the CPP, but it will also delay its much-needed enforcement.
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There will be a further delay before output is reported to regulators and a final delay before regulators publish aggregated numbers.
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The card does not offer trip interruption, cancellation, or delay insurance, though it will offer trip delay insurance starting in 2250.
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That includes benefits like primary rental car insurance, baggage delay insurance, lost luggage coverage, trip cancellation insurance, and trip delay reimbursement.
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"If it takes a little delay it'll take a little delay," Trump told reporters at the White House on Sept. 17.
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He questioned whether millennials' housing preferences actually changed, or if the delay in homeownership just creates a delay in McMansion buying.
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Senators were scheduled to hear from a fifth nominee on Thursday, but a delay in ethics filings has created another delay.
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Trump's delay in endorsing Ryan came after the Wisconsin congressman's own high-profile delay in endorsing the 2016 Republican presidential nominee.
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As a result, six in ten companies are experiencing a delay in delivery and a delay loading goods at Chinese ports.
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You may have heard that ibuprofen may delay your period, but this not something you should do just to delay your period.
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You get some travel accident insurance and lost luggage insurance, but no trip cancellation, trip interruption, trip delay, or baggage delay benefit.
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The game was interrupted by a 28-minute rain delay in the second inning and a 123-minute delay in the fifth.
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The Tesla Model 3 also had a rocky start, with embarrassing delay after delay before it made its way to the public.
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The Court may want to delay on the abortion issue, but Thomas's words are a hint that they may not delay forever.
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At age 3 they found increased odds of mental delay, psychomotor delay, attention disorders and pervasive developmental disorders among the high-exposure children.
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After first revealing its phone to throbbing hype back in June, actual delivery of the device has been plagued with delay after delay.
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EasyJet released a statement apologizing for the delay and saying that they offered 25 British pounds a day to cover the luggage delay.
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A one-year delay is the safest option, but a delay of a week or a month could theoretically prove beneficial as well.
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Challenging Energy Department delay of efficiency standards California filed a successful lawsuit challenging a delay in DOE energy efficiency standards governing ceiling fans.
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Johnson has insisted that he will refuse to delay Brexit despite members of parliament passing a law compelling him to seek a delay.
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The Natural Resources Defense Council said the delay puts significant water supplies at risk, and said it would sue to stop the delay.
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As of March 17, the department said it had received 15,000 comments in support of a delay, versus 178,000 comments opposing any delay.
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The agreements are known as pay-for-delay deals because the branded drug company pays a potential competitor to delay entering the market.
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Any such delay in care can make a critical difference in the patient's survival and suffering – but this exact delay nearly became law.
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In a natural or manmade disaster, every minute of delay within the bureaucracy turns into hours and days of delay on the ground.
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Beyond the rewards, the Sapphire Preferred offers some valuable coverage benefits, including primary car rental insurance, trip delay insurance, and baggage delay insurance.
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The index ranges from zero, which indicates the complete absence of obstruction and/or delay, to one, which indicates complete obstruction and/or delay.
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The Finnish phone maker's story so far is one of delay after delay, and now it's announced, via Facebook post, that it's suspending manufacturing.
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In a letter to Tusk, May sought a delay to Brexit until June 30 and said a longer delay was not in anyone's interests.
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Couples are expected to have children shortly after getting married, so women who want to delay childbearing have a strong incentive to delay marriage.
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If it's a maintenance delay or crew issue, the airlines are obligated to compensate for that delay, especially if it ruins your travel plans.
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Ms. Barilla, who lives in Malverne, said it was frustrating to pay about $260 for a monthly pass only to face delay after delay.
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If the three-hour-plus rain delay was not enough, there was a 213-minute delay for a light malfunction in the sixth inning.
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Democrats call for delay Citing unreleased records from Kavanaugh's official work over the years, Democrats have called for a delay in considering his nomination.
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"As a last resort, if the only alternative to no deal is some form of short delay to Brexit, then delay we should," Evans said.
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"As a last resort, if the only alternative to no deal is some form of short delay to Brexit, then delay we should," he added.
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While platforms like Twitch can have a 0003 to 20-second delay, Beam's delay stands at around two-tenths of a second, according to Salsamendi.
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His explanation for the delay was not recorded, according to McClatchy, but the decision to delay approval lined up with Turkey's interests in the region.
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We regret the delay of PK771, which is an unfortunate consequence of the delay of PK85033, caused due to a passenger opening the emergency door.
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Notify the Chase benefit administratorYou must notify the benefit administrator within 60 days of the delay to receive reimbursement for your delay-related expenses.2.
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Michel Barnier, the bloc's chief Brexit negotiator, reiterated its position that delay or no delay, the European Union was not prepared to make more concessions.
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Here are some questions and answers about the refund delay: Will the delay affect my entire refund, or just the part related to the credit?
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Some House Democrats are pushing to delay sending the articles of impeachment to the Senate — a potentially powerful weapon that could delay President Trump's trial.
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The coronavirus could delay an anticipated bump in Microsoft's Windows revenue, as PC makers delay building new business computers that come with the operating system.
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"I think you always run the risk that the delay runs into some other big thing happening - so that becomes another delay," said California Sen.
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Most important, said Shoven, is to delay taking Social Security, which grows about 8 percent a year with each year of delay up to age 70.
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In experiments where researchers introduce a time delay between witnessing a punishable offense and the sentencing, "the time delay diminishes the desire to punish," FeldmanHall says.
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Effects include modulation, reverb, and delay, all of which can be varied with chorus, ensemble, warm tape delay, and an assortment of different types of reverb.
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"Credit risk, including the floor, is the whole ball of wax, so if you delay that, you delay the whole thing," a banking industry official said.
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Political turmoil in Congress could delay passage of fiscal reforms by new President Michel Temer and delay Brazil's recovery from its deepest recession since the 1930s.
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History tells a simple story featuring multiple strategies of delay – paying off generics to delay entry, abusive litigation, and minor product modifications to hold off generics.
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Any delay in the bill's introduction is not helpful given the time pressures, though the delay of one day would not affect the planned Monday markup.
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The resulting delay to equipment production could in turn push network operators to delay launching their 5G SA networks, which promise improved performance over NSA 5G.
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Another seeks to ban so-called pay-for-delay deals in which brand-name manufacturers pay generic companies to delay bringing lower-cost drugs to market.
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The FDA eventually agreed to delay the menu labeling requirements, but the legislation would extend that delay further until two years after the bill is passed.
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If you delay beyond that, up until age 70, your benefit will grow by up to about 13 percent per year for every year you delay.
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Given this new revelation, Democrats have called for a delay in considering his nomination -- and a few Republican senators have voiced support for the delay. 3.
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All 27 member states have to unanimously approve a delay, and they are almost certainly going to ask the UK: What is a delay good for?
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Options include a long delay, exiting with British Prime Minister Theresa May's deal, which would require a short technical delay, leaving without a deal or another referendum.
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The regulator alleged that as part of that effort, AbbVie and Besins entered into a pay-for-delay settlement with Teva, which helped delay generic drug competition.
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Hospital groups successfully lobbied the agency in April to delay the ratings, which were slated to be released that month, but failed to secure a second delay.
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"While this bill seeks to delay implementation, the real goal is clear—delay and then deny overtime pay to workers," the White House said in a statement.
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Hospital groups successfully lobbied the agency in April to delay the ratings that were slated to be released that month but failed to secure a second delay.
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The Sapphire Preferred's coverage is also activated when there's an overnight delay; if the delay is entirely during the day, the coverage takes effect after 12 hours.
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Chief Judge Beryl A. Howell, an Obama appointee, found that HUD did not provide fair reasoning to delay the rule and that the delay was made arbitrarily.
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Johnson wants an election instead of allowing the Brexit delay law to come into force, insisting there are "no circumstances" in which he would request a delay.
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A simple review of the final delay shows that a 60-day delay was itself legally risky based on the extensive administrative record supporting the fiduciary rule.
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They're now telling me there may even be a delay, another day delay, to get the results, so now I'm just quarantined until I get any results.
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Request for Brexit delay: Prime Minister Theresa May asked the European Union today to delay Britain's departure from the bloc for a second time, until June 30.
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It only covers up to $5,000 for trip cancellation or interruption, but its trip delay and baggage delay insurance is the same as the Chase Sapphire Reserve's.
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The delay threshold, which is 12 hours for some cards and six for others, will provide reimbursement up to $500 for reasonable expenses incurred during a delay.
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"(They) arrive to non-designated trauma hospitals, have a delay in diagnosis, delay in key urgent treatments, and fare less well than those accidentally injured," Davies said.
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The Amex Platinum, on the other hand, only offers major trip cancellation coverage — not delay insurance — but it will gain trip delay and cancellation insurance in 2020.
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The big picture: Some House Democrats are pushing to delay sending the articles of impeachment to the Senate — a potentially powerful weapon that could delay a trial.
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Presiding over a highly competitive teaching studio at the Juilliard School, Ms. DeLay inspired fierce loyalty in her charges, who sometimes referred to her as Mother DeLay.
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"If you delay impeachment for a couple weeks, and you delay the Senate trials, you're removing Warren and Sanders from the campaign trail" just ahead of primaries.
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The length of any delay is the key question for the U.K. and EU. On Wednesday evening, May said there were now two choices — agree a deal and try to secure a short delay to Brexit (her preference) or fail to agree anything and face a much longer delay.
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Over the past few days, I have heard Democrats criticize Republicans for their unwillingness to consider any nomination to the Supreme Court from President Obama, no matter who it is, and have listened to Republicans express their desire to "delay, delay, delay" any nomination until after the next election.
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But Nevada politicians like Senator Harry Reid (D-NV) hated what became known as the "screw Nevada bill," and the project has hit delay after delay ever since.
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The military will now be able to delay processing these new recruits until January 1, which is the six-month delay the Joint Chiefs of Staff had requested.
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If the delay is longer, it's likely that the U.K. Parliament would have to vote on that and already Brexiteers are threatening to vote against a longer delay.
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SHORT DELAY The EU has said Britain can have a short delay to Brexit but May must first win parliamentary approval for her withdrawal deal from the bloc.
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Grassley said he is also hoping for action on "pay for delay" legislation, which cracks down on branded drug companies paying generic companies to delay introduction of competitors.
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Johnson has insisted that he would "rather be dead in a ditch" than delay Brexit and that there are "no circumstances" under which he would request a delay.
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So, if existing law permits a short delay before someone may buy a gun in ordinary times, it most likely permits a longer delay during these extraordinary times.
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Trip delay insurance on Amex cardsIn January of 2020, American Express also rolled out an upgraded trip delay insurance benefit for many of its top rewards credit cards.
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One would seek to ban "pay-for-delay" deals, in which brand-name manufacturers pay makers of generic pharmaceuticals to delay bringing a lower-priced drug to market.
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But Lily did not offer customers refunds when it announced delay after delay, according to the suit, while continuing to collect preorder payments that steadily increased in price.
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"The name of this game is delay, delay, delay, with the election coming," she said on CNN, predicting an impeachment vote by the end of the year -- ambitious Democrats say Thanksgiving -- regardless of whether the White House complies with any of the growing body of subpoenas being thrown at it.
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On December 29, revelations emerged about OMB Director and Acting Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney's role in the delay of aid, the effort by lawyers at the OMB, the Department of Justice and the White House to justify the delay, and the alarm that the delay caused within the Administration.
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" Pelosi writes letter asking for delay in leadership elections - Politico: "House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Friday unexpectedly called for a delay in caucus leadership elections until after Thanksgiving.
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The Commission rejected Slovenia's proposal in October to delay the sale by three years and the government did not say what its new proposal on a delay would be.
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In a pay-for-delay deal, a branded drug maker gives a generic firm money or some other consideration to delay bringing out a cheaper version of its medicine.
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House votes to delay Obama's overtime rule: The House passed a GOP-backed bill Wednesday night to delay the Obama administration's controversial overtime rule from taking effect Dec. 2202.
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The Environmental Protection Agency decided to delay a regulation targeting methane emissions based on a Clean Air Act provision that allowed such a delay in order to reconsider regulations.
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According to public reports, these delay tactics are real, and they threaten to delay the competition that is needed to lower drug prices after brand name drug patents expire.
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Responding to the delay, the campaign of former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. reiterated a statement it made after Louisiana's decision to delay its primary, to June 20.
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One consequence of uncertainty over the make-up of the new parliament — which might also be upset by a delay to Brexit — could be delay in forming the new executive.
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It can issue what is known as an "interim final rule," which would immediately delay the effective date while seeking comments from the public on why a delay is justified.
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One consequence of uncertainty over the make-up of the new parliament -- which might also be upset by a delay to Brexit -- could be delay in forming the new executive.
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When construction of Flamanville started in 220.1, the original target launch date was 22019, which means that this new delay will push the overall delay to more than a decade.
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The Army and Air Force wanted a two-year delay, while the Navy requested a one-year delay at the request of the Marines, which is under the Navy's purview.
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But EPA spokeswoman Amy Graham said the delay did not have bearing on the Arkema incident because, even without the delay, the rules would not yet have been in effect.
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The United States agreed last month to delay those tariffs and France agreed to delay collection of the taxes in the hope that a more global agreement could be reached.
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They argued that any additional delay of the case would violate a Supreme Court directive that motions that effectively delay enforcement of congressional subpoenas be considered expeditiously by district courts.
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But McConnell's strategy here may be less about invoking the substance of the legal doctrine of executive privilege, and more about simply trying to delay -- or to threaten to delay.
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If you do travel a lot, though, the Chase Sapphire Reserve offers some of the best travel protections around, including trip delay insurance, baggage delay insurance, and trip cancellation insurance.
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After all, if a delay of less than a millisecond is truly "de minimis," any 350-microsecond delay, no matter how it's applied, should not harm markets or their participants.
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"I think it's up to Mitch McConnell and everybody else to stop it: It's called delay, delay, delay," Mr. Trump said at the debate, referring to the Senate Republican leader, winning booming applause from the audience in a state where polls show he enjoys a lead ahead of the primary this week.
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The government said there were now two choices - agree a deal and try to secure a short delay to Brexit, or fail to agree anything and face a much longer delay.
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If you've ever been on a conference call, the short delay is noticeable enough to make things slightly awkward, but on services like Facebook Live, the delay can be multiple seconds.
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Roughly three quarters of doctors reported that parents delay vaccines due to concerns about discomfort and almost the same proportion say parents delay vaccines over fears about burdening the immune system.
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COURT TOSSES EPA'S DELAY OF OBAMA CHEMICAL PLANT RULE: A federal court Friday threw out the Trump administration's attempt to delay a chemical plant safety regulation written by the Obama administration.
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When the startup visa delay was announced in July, I reached out to an immigration attorney and asked if she planned to submit public comments in opposition to the program's delay.
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JUDGE RULES AGAINST TRUMP ATTEMPT TO DELAY WATER RULE: A U.S. district court federal judge issued a ruling Thursday that overturns the Trump administration's delay to implementing the Clean Water Rule.
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They attacked "pay for delay" tactics, which are used by brand-name drugmakers to prevent generic manufacturers from introducing their products to the market by paying them to delay their rollout.
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If the only difference between releasing one week and releasing another week is the sheer act of having to announce a delay, Monomi Park errs on the side of a delay.
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Data published for June 2018 by network manager Eurocontrol showed NATS' staffing delay in Britain represented less than 0.5 percent of total air traffic flow management delay in Europe, NATS added.
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Johnson has the more hardline stance and refuses to countenance any further delay to Brexit after May's government was forced to delay it twice beyond its original date of March 29.
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"We are in a phase where we can catch up some of the delay, to reach a reasonable delay of two-three months compared with what we initially expected," he said.
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"In general, a delay or cancellation would be bad for rates, but markets are already expecting a delay to some extent," wrote Matthew Graham, chief operating officer at Mortgage News Daily.
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Last week, the E.P.A. reversed itself on a one-year delay it had announced on enforcing a rule regarding ozone — one day after attorneys general filed a lawsuit challenging the delay.
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Cyberwarfare could at best delay the inevitable -- if that.
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There is no 'middle ground' w/ climate denial & delay.
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And don't delay — it only runs until March 16.
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" • Delay - "There are two always on my board together.
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There is no "middle ground" w/ climate denial & delay.
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The average delay for NASA's biggest projects is now at 12 months, which is the highest delay the GAO has seen in the 10 years it's been producing these reports on NASA.
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The public will have 15 days from the publication of the proposed delay in the Federal Register on Thursday to comment on the delay itself before the Labor Department can formalize it.
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UPDATED: Orange/Silver/Blue Line Delay: Expect delays to Vienna, Franconia and Wiehle-Reston E due to a signal problem outside McPherson Sq. UPDATED: Yellow/Green Line Delay: No longer single tracking.
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The 220006-day delay also stands in stark contrast to Trump's previous insistence that any advance notice or delay in implementing the ban would allow "bad dudes" to rush into the country.
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The accident to a key piece of equipment at the solution mine could result in, at best, a six to eight-week delay or, at worst, a one-year delay, Jackson said.
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Trump officials seek to delay Obama rule on investment advisers: The Trump administration is seeking to delay an Obama-era rule on investment advisers that is fiercely opposed by the financial industry.
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House GOP unveils package to delay ObamaCare taxes House Republicans on Tuesday unveiled a package of bills to delay a range of ObamaCare taxes, which could be acted on later this month.
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And on Thursday, it voted to delay the March 29 exit, a delay to which the EU must agree, but Parliament also rejected a second referendum on whether to stay or go.
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Read more: Boris Johnson could be impeached if he refuses to delay BrexitJohnson has insisted that he would sooner "die in a ditch" than seek a delay as ordered by the legislation.
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Pelosi and Reid helped lead efforts to delay the tax for two years as part of the most recent budget deal, along with a two-year delay of the medical device tax.
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"We believe that a 1-2 month delay in iPhone launch could indeed happen, but we do not believe that a one- to 2-quarter delay is very likely," the analysts wrote.
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Property agents also expect more developers to delay launches, after Wheelock and Co said on Thursday it may delay its project as the city's home transactions plunged amid fears of the epidemic.
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Nearly 82% of parents eliminate or cut back on travel and dining out, 64% delay or spend less on household purchases and 56% delay the purchase of or spend less on cars.
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"I don't understand the reason why they'd want to delay decision in the DC Circuit over that, that are charging the legality of the rule," McCarthy said of the EPA's delay tactic.
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Uncertainty from the delay in Article 50— Osborne highlighted how it was best for Britain to delay the trigger of Article 2250 in the event of Britain not having a Prime Minister.
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Mike Coffman (R-CO) called on the FCC to delay its vote, and a handful of other Republican lawmakers have made critical comments about the FCC's process without specifically calling for a delay.
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The significant delay of JWST and the uncertainty surrounding WFIRST had many wondering if NASA should delay the upcoming decadal survey since it'll be difficult to focus on other projects in the 2020s.
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The delay in Kushner obtaining full security clearance had raised some questions as to whether the delay might be attributed to special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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Particularly in cases of pre-accusation delay, the Pennsylvania high court has assured lower courts that dismissal is an extreme sanction, which should be granted only when no valid reasons justify the delay.
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Former Conservative Party leader Iain Duncan-Smith said Wednesday that many MPs would vote against a longer delay and that the only way a delay would work is if the deal was changed.
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In recent days, Johnson has insisted on Twitter that there will be "no delay" to Brexit, and anonymous sources in the government have continued to insist that a delay will somehow be averted.
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Britain's parliament approved asking the European Union for a short delay if lawmakers can agree on a Brexit deal by March 20, or a longer delay if nothing can be agreed in time.
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It appeared that deGrom's day might be cut short by a 41-minute rain delay that began in the middle of the fourth, but he came back as strong as before the delay.
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Trump called for a review of the fiduciary rule and a delay that could have been a prelude to repeal, but it now appears that the regulation will be implemented after a delay.
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But given the complexity of the legislation, it's possible the tax-reform package won't be finished until after Christmas, just as the GOP's earlier effort to repeal ObamaCare hit delay after delay. Sen.
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"The effects would be delay the roll out, delay the technology and very probably higher pricing," said Boris Nemsic, chairman of Delta Partners, an advisory and investment firm focused on the telecommunications market.
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El Salvador has advised women to delay pregnancy until 2018.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) has experienced another delay.
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That's still a delay, but it's not quite as bad.
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As for the court, some saw no reason to delay.
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The Interior Department did not comment on a potential delay.
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A long delay is not what Trump has in mind.
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Probably no reason to delay it, but you never know.
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The delay information will then appear in the search results.
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A Reuters journalist entered the departure hall without any delay.
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A delay to Brexit could also ruin some contingency plans.
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That delay, according to prosecutors, "significantly contributed" to his death.
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In effect, you can have spooky action at a delay.
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Some traders worried that it would brook no further delay.
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But that "repeal and delay" strategy drew almost immediate pushback.
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DEMS CALL TO DELAY KENNEDY SUCCESSOR VOTE -- WILL IT BACKFIRE?
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The length of the delay in the deportation was unclear.
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The SEC can, however, issue guidance to delay its implementation.
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But I don't want to -- so I may delay that.
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They delay gratification and avoid impulsive action that causes harm.
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The revamp will delay further some of the bank's goals.
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The delay is a setback for supporters of the changes.
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Instead, their stated strategy is to simply delay the hack.
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Congressional lawyers had called Trump's legal challenge a delay tactic.
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Can they stop the hearings or at least delay them?
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The deal's complexity is the main reason for the delay.
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The delay is due to Jenkins' reportedly substantial pay increase.
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Whatever the reason, that delay could help the virus spread.
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The attack prompted a delay in voting for that seat.
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But I want to do -- so I may delay that.
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I'm talking baseball when I could be talking baseball delay.
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"We cannot continue to delay," he said in a statement.
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Editor's note: This has been updated to reflect the delay.
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The delay, Italian bankers grumble, has discouraged other possible mergers.
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That delay has now cost Cologne's police chief his job.
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If you see a good deal, don't delay purchasing it.
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While some inflammation is desirable, too much can delay recovery.
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The automaker declined to give a reason for the delay.
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Another reason for delay is that other priorities have intervened.
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While there, my friend texts me about the weather delay.
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After a delay of 36 minutes, the game was called.
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Other analysts also expect another delay is on the cards.
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This would be the third Brexit delay granted by Europe.
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Rebecca says she partially blames Australia's politicians for the delay.
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The company didn't respond when asked about the delay Friday.
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"We will drive through these transformation without delay," Macron promised.
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Getting those approvals could take time and delay business processes.
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On Wednesday, another bombshell allegation threatened to delay the hearing.
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Now, after a long delay, it again looks tantalisingly close.
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Appeals alone could delay the process by months or years.
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Vietnam's privatisation is gearing up quickly after years of delay.
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There are no magic alternatives — only delay and, eventually, fiasco.
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British newspapers have reported that May could delay the Dec.
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He could also delay and try free agency in 2020.
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Congestion pricing would reduce the delay associated with multiple stops.
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Due to delay, that window of opportunity has been lost.
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RWE has faced calls to delay or cease its activities.
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By then the habit of delay may have become ingrained.
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The ACLU of Nevada isn't seeking to delay Dozier's execution.
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Spicer said the whole delay was actually about saving time.
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For 18 months, many chose to delay the journey north.
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The delay dropped from five seconds to none at all.
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But so far gridlock continues to delay his policy agenda.
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Play got underway on both courts after a rain delay.
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That could delay things another week or so beyond that.
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It has not given a reason for the latest delay.
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Since then, a larger delay has seemed all but inevitable.
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"Do not delay, don't play wait and see," Xia said.
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Night might delay the dawn, but it cannot defeat it.
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To defend this delay, the administration invoked its enforcement discretion.
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Why delay the individual mandate when Congress can end it?
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Another guest had to delay plans to climb Half Dome.
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And a delay could be incredibly costly in human terms.
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The delay is a win for Trump, even if temporary.
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We're told the major reason for the delay ... Ben's drinking.
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Mobile money is instant, there's no delay to settle transactions.
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The delay in reporting the results is a huge embarrassment.
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A constitutional due process challenge based on lengthy prearrest delay.
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The delay also led to escalating tension over the project.
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Di Maio said there could not be any further delay.
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However, a quirk of the Apple ruling may delay this.
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A GAC Motor spokeswoman declined to elaborate on the delay.
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Arkansas's attorneys countered that the lawsuit was a delay tactic.
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This delay can be deadly, especially for colon cancer patients.
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A delay under President Donald Trump's administration alarmed transgender advocates.
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But a lawsuit filed this week is threatening another delay.
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The delay also led to escalating tensions over the project.
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Rio said the delay stemmed from the project's challenging geology.
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Regulators had been split over whether to grant a delay.
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Turquoise Hill's shares have plummeted 38% since the delay announcement.
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The delay cost the supply company $8,000 in port fees.
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The delay means it will miss next year's Emmy nominations.
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The delay will likely put the decision in Trump's hands.
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Don't delay because the clock is ticking on this offer.
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Traders said the cause of the delay was not clear.
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Federal judge rejects Trump administration request to delay the Jan.
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So if you had a delay [it] would break that.
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Trump said on Wednesday that a delay was possible. Yes.
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Organizations representing financial services firms have pushed for more delay.
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Replacing them would delay drug approvals and patient safety checks.
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Mitch McConnell, however, said he would not allow a delay.
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The delay covers the July 2020 and December 2020 contracts.
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Trump said on Wednesday that a delay was possible. Yes.
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Such litigation could delay implementation of his new executive orders.
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The extended delay occurred as a crew rebuilt the fence.
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But the accident may delay the firm's ambitious future plans.
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The marathon speech won't delay the Senate's consideration of Gorsuch.
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Still, Senate Democrats attempt to delay and obstruct this nomination.
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The airline had to delay its maiden flight on Oct.
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The rain was so intense it caused a game delay.
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Any delay requires agreement of all other 27 EU members.
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Mrs May's delay on Hinkley has clearly annoyed China's leaders.
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Congress should accelerate the Cadillac tax rather than delay it.
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"We are not going to delay our work," Schiff said.
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But interestingly, too long a delay had a similar effect.
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But Friends of Prouty Garden could further delay the project.
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The delay, an administration official told The Hill, was intentional.
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As Muhammad fought for breath, the delay was potentially fatal.
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They can delay it in their minds all they want.
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Others thought it might delay or interfere with cancer treatment.
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Republicans on Tuesday agreed to delay it for one year.
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Or, I've heard spicy foods can delay your period, maybe?
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Implementing the peace deal may delay efforts to combat this.
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Moscow had yet to accept before the delay was announced.
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The Fed's delay in raising rates has helped this cause.
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That time has come, and there should be no delay.
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The "falcon wing" doors alone threatened to delay the vehicle.
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The California report points up the essential hazard of delay.
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He added he would like to delay the healthcare vote.
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Health insurers are still pushing for a longer delay, though.
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"Welcome to strategy," Mattis said when asked about the delay.
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In June, Pruitt said that he would delay the Oct.
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The Hill: Shutdown could delay food stamps beginning in February.
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"All hell could break loose," DeLay said, describing that situation.
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Congress's delay has already put too many people at risk.
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The delay did not mollify critics of the trade barriers.
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The delay, however, has caused ripple effects for U.S. allies.
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Hopefully, the administration has learned how deadly delay can be.
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The delay caused the pound to drop sharply on Monday.
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Privatizing the agency would delay that progress, Mr. Obama said.
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She warned state officials that further delay would be unacceptable.
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The Chinese statement made no mention of this planned delay.
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We are sorry for the delay to customers' travel plans.
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Only delay things when you'll do a better job later.
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The European Union has agreed to delay Brexit until Oct.
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His office urged people to change or delay travel plans.
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Sry for the delay, I've been busy with school recently!
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Every year we delay will mean, thousands of grieving parents.
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He declined to comment on the cause of the delay.
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We find any further delay in getting necessary answers unacceptable.
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Already, a delay of these cuts has strong bipartisan support.
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All three efforts are in danger of delay or defeat.
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There is a slight delay activating Siri via the button.
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We're talking a 20 second delay in some of them.
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The Senate should immediately take up this bill without delay.
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A delay could put many thousands of people at risk.
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But this will only delay, not hold up, a deal.
|
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So May was asking for a delay until June 503.
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|
Is this going to delay Street King Immortal even further?
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The restart, of course, will result in a significant delay.
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I wanted it to sound almost like a delay effect.
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Unavoidable delay, the note called it, due to current events.
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I'm so sorry and I apologize for the delay again.
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There are no grounds for further delay in extraditing him.
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The most likely answer to this question, however, is delay.
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And it may delay opening some stores in the country.
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But there are reasons to delay a parting of ways.
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"Every day we delay, more people will die," DeWine said.
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"Power is humility," Mr. López Obrador said during the delay.
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|
Mike DeWine's (R) move to delay his state's presidential primary.
|
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With each minute of the delay, the crowd grew restless.
|
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With 65,000 open seats, there's no excuse for this delay.
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Sales are off as Turks delay purchases or cut back.
|
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That unexpected delay can result in riper grapes than envisioned.
|
|
She had tried unsuccessfully to get a delay, she said.
|
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But he might delay the increase because of sluggish growth.
|
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He attributed the delay to gathering all the necessary evidence.
|
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The flight took off after about a 2 hour delay.
|
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This delay will further aggravate the uncertainty for people & businesses.
|
|
When adults knocked, why was there a "delay" in answering?
|
|
It's delay, deny, pay hush money and avoid the consequences.
|
|
They said Ms. Ricardel was the reason for the delay.
|
|
That resulted in the delay of several closely watched reports.
|
|
A very long delay and a softer from of Brexit?
|
|
What such a delay would look like is undecided: Mrs.
|
|
DeSantis said federal red tape could delay aid for months.
|
|
Georgia is the second state to delay its presidential primary.
|
|
The delay in testing follows problems with producing the kits.
|
|
A slight delay on the touchline as Marcelo looks injured.
|
|
Some of it was badly damaged after the yearslong delay.
|
|
So, DeLay is working hard on a science YouTube account.
|
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Some medical conditions, such as diabetes, can delay gastric emptying.
|
|
The delay could lead to more claims against Judge Kavanaugh.
|
|
It also risks a delay in receiving potentially lifesaving care.
|
|
That would force him to seek a delay to Brexit.
|
|
Southwest Airlines just made a major flight delay totally bearable.
|
|
But he wasn't prepared for the delay, or the debt.
|
|
The shortfalls forced hospitals to cancel procedures and delay treatments.
|
|
Janet Mills chose to delay implementation until after the primary.
|
|
Monte dei Paschi has already decided to delay its AGM.
|
|
But in the end, he had to accept the delay.
|
|
Once they're soft all over, eat or cook without delay.
|
|
The delay in voting, some said, was in their favor.
|
|
So wanting the best for you may argue for delay.
|
|
Mr. DeLay was prosecuted in Texas but not federally charged.
|
|
Trump's attorneys and Senate Republicans fretted about the potential delay.
|
|
McFadden's decision to delay was backed by lawyers representing Trump.
|
|
Some playoff games were shown on tape delay, not live.
|
|
Someone like that might delay seeking appropriate mental health care.
|
|
And their February meeting resulted in a delay in tariffs.
|
|
It's not clear why Kushner's memo would merit the delay.
|
|
Och and Prince covered the cost of the delay — $11,000.
|
|
But building that program took two weeks, causing the delay.
|
|
The newspaper did not explain the reason for the delay.
|
|
That may help you identify the reason for a delay.
|
|
But the president's delay to the vote disappointed some conservatives.
|
|
The long delay has taken a toll on Yahoo's business.
|
|
That could mean a lengthy delay or a messy departure.
|
|
The Obama administration opposed the motion to delay the case.
|
|
Some have venom that kicks in on a time delay.
|
|
" His colleague Dr. Anderson says it is "culpably unwarranted delay.
|
|
Several issues might delay any immediate military action, officials said.
|
|
" He said the company was "disappointed with the additional delay.
|
|
Ayres took over after a delay and Toronto scored twice.
|
|
Frustrated with Pelosi's delay, Republican Senator Josh Hawley on Jan.
|
|
The delay also applies to those affected by Hurricane Harvey.
|
|
The plant became operational in 2010, after years of delay.
|
|
The Fed is expected to delay raising rates until December.
|
|
Travel coverage includes lost luggage reimbursement and baggage delay insurance.
|
|
Brazilian newspaper Estado de S. Paulo initially reported the delay.
|
|
The president's announcement will delay tariffs by only two weeks.
|
|
And now GOP leadership is blaming them for the delay.
|
|
Many Chase credit cards, in particular, offer trip delay reimbursement.
|
|
Families often delay large purchases until their relative has returned.
|
|
To try replicate that elsewhere will just delay us infinitely.
|
|
Officials reportedly did not give a reason for the delay.
|
|
"Further delay will be bad for this country," he added.
|
|
Beijing said it will delay school reopenings in the city.
|
|
Such views helped delay Simon and Speck again, delegates said.
|
|
Because of their delay, I fell and broke my arm.
|
|
" But said he would delay his departure "to ensure stability.
|
|
But I want to do — so I may delay that.
|
|
After the delay, the play stood, and the Spartans escaped.
|
|
There is a delay between the vote and public release.
|
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But after a long delay he missed his birdie putt.
|
|
Some, however, have started to flag risks of a delay.
|
|
The Labor Department submitted its delay proposal earlier this month.
|
|
EU monitors said the delay was undermining the vote's credibility.
|
|
The EU has to make sure that we don't delay.
|
|
This is the time; let there be no further delay.
|
|
The company had a few more requests, like a delay.
|
|
Another factor also contributed to the delay, Maguire told Congress.
|
|
The Census Bureau cannot afford to delay preparations any longer.
|
|
FINAL: Orange Line Delay: Normal service has resumed at Deanwood.
|
|
They use the courts and associated delay at all times.
|
|
The delay in its passage began when Kentucky Republican Sen.
|
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He said he would like to delay the healthcare vote.
|
|
Similar bipartisan support for a delay exists in the Senate.
|
|
That's when officers figured out there was a tape delay.
|
|
The Sun Sentinel first reported the delay in surveillance footage.
|
|
A few months later, the department announced yet another delay.
|
|
They say the delay favors the ruling Georgian Dream party.
|
|
But dissatisfaction over the minimum wage bill could delay implementation.
|
|
Grassley apologized to Kavanaugh on Twitter for the delay. Sen.
|
|
So a delay to the launch may mean many things.
|
|
It is unclear how the film's delay will impact Mattel.
|
|
For now, Republicans are portraying the delay as a positive.
|
|
The longer we delay, the more serious this problem becomes.
|
|
Another is that generic companies themselves delay entering the market.
|
|
That has raised questions about the reason for the delay.
|
|
So far, McConnell hasn't indicated that he'd delay seating Jones.
|
|
Two more Republicans joined them after the delay was announced.
|
|
They could delay the plague but never entirely defeat it.
|
|
That has also been yet another cause for the delay.
|
|
But for Republicans, repeal and delay makes the consequences worse.
|
|
Activists and many members of Congress, including at least six Republicans, pushed for a delay in the vote, but apart from a brief delay due to a security issue, the vote occurred as planned.
|
|
The FTC has long fought against so-called "pay for delay" settlements, in which a brand-name drugmaker pays or otherwise compensates a generic rival to delay releasing a cheaper version of its product.
|
|
MILAN — After Gucci postponed its show on Wednesday for more than an hour over a late plane from London, the first day of Milan Fashion Week tipped into delay after delay with dominolike effect.
|
|
Sterling rallied in the previous sessions on growing hopes of a Brexit delay as Prime Minister Theresa May offered lawmakers the chance to vote for a no-deal or delay Britain's European Union divorce.
|
|
The EU is discussing different options: a delay until the end of the year, next spring or the end of 2020 though in recent days discussions have focused mostly on a one year delay.
|
|
SECOND, SHORT BREXIT DELAY Between preparing for the worst-case scenario and plotting a long delay, the EU has been somewhat caught by surprise by May's request for a second, unspecified but short lag.
|
|
Delay decoded: The delay was at the request of Waymo, Alphabet's self-driving car unit, which argued that Uber has been withholding documents and evidence, which means it'll need more time to adequately prepare.
|
|
HUD officials had tried to delay the rule for two years, but agreed to implement it after a judge ruled in favor of civil rights groups challenging the delay, according to a press release.
|
|
Geduldig noted that he's given to multiple legal defense funds, including one for former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay (R-Texas), though DeLay had already left Capitol Hill when the account was set up.
|
|
Take District 6, which includes the tech company-heavy SOMA neighborhood, where ride-hailing services account for 45 percent of the increased delay while employment change accounts for 36 percent of the increased delay.
|
|
HUD officials had tried to delay the rule for two years, but agreed to implement it after a judge ruled in favor of civil rights groups challenging the delay, according to a press release.
|
|
Despite DeVos accepting the court's decision to stop the rule's delay, CAPPS's case was still being evaluated, and the group issued a preliminary injunction to delay the implementation while their case was being processed.
|
|
If we move a departure by three minutes, that might actually save a delay of three hours because of some ground-delay program that always happens at a certain time at a certain airport.
|
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Both cards' trip-delay insurance kicks in when the delay forces an overnight stay, or, if you aren't stuck overnight, the Preferred's coverage kicks in after 12 hours, and the Reserve's after six hours.
|
|
"A delay is therefore not automatic nor certain," he said, adding that the issue had not been discussed in a cabinet meeting that was taking place when May published her letter requesting the delay.
|
|
Hirono also doubled down on her request for a delay of the hearings until after the election, adding that the Democrats called for a delay from the beginning but it is particularly pertinent now.
|
|
While the paperwork is not required to be approved before a hearing, as a Republican committee aide noted, it is required before the committee votes, meaning the delay in paperwork approval could delay DeVos' confirmation.
|
|
"Just because the order itself does not, by its terms, delay the rule, does not mean the administration wont' take concrete action to delay and ultimately kill the rule in the near future," he said.
|
|
Britain's parliament on Thursday approved asking the European Union for a short delay if lawmakers can agree on a Brexit deal by March 20, or a longer delay if nothing can be agreed in time.
|
|
Insurers have conducted a lobbying blitz to get Congress to repeal or delay that fee again, and legislation that would delay the tax for another two years could be folded into a year-end package.
|
|
LONDON (Reuters) - Japanese carmaker Honda said any delay to Brexit must be "purposeful" and long enough to give business stability, after British lawmakers voted to seek a delay to Britain's exit from the European Union.
|
|
Pentagon officials said that delay was done to avoid the logistical burdens associated with having the exercise during the Olympics while South Korean officials said the delay was to help reduce tensions on the Peninsula.
|
|
"This delay is indicative of a policy that was rushed and never clearly thought out, and I am pleased that Secretary Mattis has decided to delay the accession policy," Hartzler said in a statement Monday.
|
|
DELAY: The Trump administration will delay imposing a 22% tariff on some Chinese products, including laptops and cell phones, that had been scheduled to start next month, the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative said.
|
|
Meanwhile, trip delay insurance lets you apply for some reimbursement when a delay of your trip results in surprise expenses, such as an unplanned hotel stay near the airport when your flight is on hold.
|
|
What is more, the delay to other planned work in the belfry would push back the tower's overall restoration schedule by two to four weeks — with the cost of each week's delay being approximately £100,000.
|
|
More than a year on, FERC has been unable to come up with a replacement, and the delay has twice forced the regulators to delay a multibillion-dollar auction meant to ensure adequate power supplies.
|
|
Ordinary Nepalis say they have been hit badly by the delay.
|
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The company has so far not commented publicly about the delay.
|
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The delay caused Darren to miss the accident at the station.
|
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Boston Red Sox fans caused a delay in the seventh inning.
|
|
He added that he regrets the delay and takes full responsibility.
|
|
We're trying to use what we do to delay the police.
|
|
A move like that could delay her career goals — possibly forever.
|
|
Washington (CNN)Liberal groups are calling for a delay in Sen.
|
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It's not immediately clear how long this could delay the case.
|
|
You can get an extension to delay your return until Oct.
|
|
Apple officials insist this redesign delay is neither caprice nor complacency.
|
|
That means the delivery delay will likely stretch well into 2020.
|
|
Logistically and legally, it would be problematic to delay the census.
|
|
Trump herself acknowledged her staffing delay in a statement last month.
|
|
Despite the delay, the response from customers, Mark recalls, was promising.
|
|
So don't mourn the delay, and start playing something awesome. Me?
|
|
"But, alcohol can delay getting better from any illness," she says.
|
|
Reintjes said the delay allowed the company to get more prepared.
|
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Gotta be this load, so we can get the delay credit.
|
|
Consumer advocates were concerned the delay would put investors at risk.
|
|
It sees a delay to the March 203 deadline as "inevitable".
|
|
Some speculated that the USDA would continue to delay enforcement indefinitely.
|
|
What will you do about the NBC tape delay on gymnastics?
|
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NBC has a 6 hour delay for events 3000 miles away.
|
|
Drilling opponents hope the assessments could delay or prevent ANWR development.
|
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The ensuing delay resulted in the flight departing at 9.13 a.m.
|
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The flight will experience a slight delay as we swap aircraft.
|
|
That will only delay the possible showdown between Trump and Democrats.
|
|
Yahoo attributed the delay to "work required to meet closing conditions."
|
|
"It's the right decision," said a banker away of the delay.
|
|
The board found that Burnaby's bylaw review process caused unreasonable delay.
|
|
Reactions from financial advisors to a possible delay have been mixed.
|
|
Critics said the delay will only add to confusion for consumers.
|
|
A possible delay to next year was also seen as positive.
|
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And so we will air that on a one-hour delay.
|
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But the delay also led to escalating tensions over the project.
|
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But once in Turkey, the men hit some kind of delay.
|
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He had to delay paying his own suppliers to the project.
|
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But the delay led to Google canceling in 2019, Vestas said.
|
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This significantly increases the exposure of investors to such a delay.
|
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The cracking in the rocket's turbine blades could cause another delay.
|
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She shows that schools can delay selection without harming brighter pupils.
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It will cause disruption, delay and deep damage to our economy.
|
|
News of the delay was first reported by the Financial Times.
|
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The court could potentially delay acting until it has nine justices.
|
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Critics saw it more as a political manoeuvre to delay change.
|
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The delay is yet another setback for the struggling peace process.
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Customers will continue to receive Powder, Drink, and Coffiest without delay.
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The agency had tried to delay the revisions for six years.
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If we delay, the new coronavirus outbreak will spread beyond control.
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Some N.B.A. finals games were still being broadcast on tape delay.
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As they had luggage on board, this added to the delay.
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There is little appetite in Europe to delay the Brexit, however.
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"There was no delay in the police response," the statement said.
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Republicans also want to eliminate or delay Walker's proposed income tax.
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He ultimately spoke for two hours to delay the final vote.
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Sanders dryly poked at the delay as he spoke to backers.
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But absent that, he expressed reluctance to approve a broader delay.
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Administration officials have tried to pin the delay on government bureaucracy.
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If there was a delay in Brexit beyond the latest Oct.
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A delay in Britain's exit from the European Union helped sentiment.
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Flynn agreed to delay his sentencing until his cooperation is complete.
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The error led to a severe delay in calculating the results.
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That would mean a Brexit delay, past the October 31 deadline.
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The reason RED gave for the delay is regulatory red tape.
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The evaluations ordered Thursday will delay the case until Jan. 11.
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The end result is a basically unacceptable 70 day pay delay.
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That delay could have lessened the impact of the ZMapp treatment.
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Don't delay, or, as the Germans might say, mach schnell, liebchen.
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They even took legal action to try to delay the project.
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It's worth noting that flight delay predictions from Google aren't new.
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That follows a delay in the program and some redesign work.
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Rob Bishop, a Utah Republican, to delay and rework the bill.
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The pitcher had a conversation with Mattingly during the rain delay.
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We could delay it, but we can't make it any sooner.
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This could delay, or even thwart, the Trump administration's economic agenda.
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In the past, a DUI has been enough to delay reunification.
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The European Commission is now seeking arbitration because of the delay.
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The HSR delay could leave the runway wide open for Hyperloop.
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Immigration attorneys have said the difficulty retrieving information can delay reunification.
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They shake businesses' and households' confidence, leading them to delay spending.
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Moderates, silent for the past few months, successfully pressed for delay.
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The hearing continued after a 15-minute delay, the AP reports.
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Trump blamed the delay of the proposal on Israel's political crisis.
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DELAY IS NOTTOLERATED FOR IT JEOPARDIZES THEWELL-BEING OF THE MAJORITY.
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However, there are instances where you shouldn't delay taking that check.
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He did not return after a rain delay of 63 minutes.
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They will not now be ready until 2020, an unprecedented delay.
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" Them:"We're sorry for the mechanical delay" Me: UnderstandableThem:"Another issue.
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The statistics department has not given a reason for the delay.
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OJK usually puts out banking statistics with a two month delay.
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Instead, he staged a solid recovery drive to delay the inevitable.
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Other services will send actual flight delay notifications but not predictions.
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Still, the timing and political backdrop of the delay was curious.
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A scary injury caused a brief delay in the first period.
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But a big problem could delay it still further: air pollution.
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The delay in reaching an agreement has hurt the world economy.
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It's the perpetual reminder of every flight delay you've ever had.
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Apple did not comment on what specifically is causing the delay.
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State-owned Dubai Airports declined to comment directly on the delay.
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Unilever's delay will also focus the attention of the two governments.
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It's not a super powerful system, and there's a slight delay.
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This delay is substantially longer than individuals for comparable medical issues.
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We apologize for the delay with getting your refund to you.
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Singapore Exchange Ltd did not give a reason for the delay.
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Queen was scrambled in the last week after its 2nd delay.
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Time is running out to scoop this deal, so don't delay.
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Passengers at Dubai took to Twitter to complain about Friday's delay.
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If Senate Democrats hold firm, they can delay the bill indefinitely.
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Would there be a warning delay if there's an incoming threat?
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It sees a delay to the March 29 deadline as "inevitable".
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The last thing this case needs right now is more delay.
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Ruth declined to say what extra costs the delay would entail.
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Or you could delay your retirement age by a full decade.
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Democrats didn't only employ delay tactics on the House floor Wednesday.
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EPA has taken questionable steps to delay other rules as well.
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But Mr Petri and Mr Plummer warn that delay is expensive.
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Any of these factors could delay the expected rebalancing yet again.
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The IMF did not explain the delay in publishing the review.
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The delay was first reported by Der Spiegel magazine on Friday.
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Yep, that's worth a slight delay before soaking up the sun.
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Even so, the delay in the meantime will undermine its potency.
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The disruption led to the delay or cancellation of many sailings.
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Norwegian has now completed its programme to delay orders, Kjos said.
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Democrats have said that process could delay the bill for months.
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"Right now, there is a delay for many files," Lynch said.
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But defense hawks say that's an unnecessary and potentially harmful delay.
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Finally, there are potential fundamental reasons to delay making big decisions.
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Like the other reports, Kuo cited these upgrades for the delay.
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Deciding to delay a Medicare enrollment depends on your individual circumstances.
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The public has 21 days to comment on the potential delay.
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They had sought to delay the May 28 trial to Sept.
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Some Latin American countries have advised women to delay getting pregnant.
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Calabria basically said 'we are going to delay going to Congress.
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Tuesday's delay was the latest twist in the post-election crisis.
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The Justice Department should move to block the merger without delay.
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The government can delay this inevitability, but they cannot deny it.
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The possibility of a delay sent stocks higher after her comments.
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They also asked the Supreme Court not to delay its case.
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It was reported the plan would delay a corporate tax cut.
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Nor should they delay the process of repealing this harmful law.
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El Salvador's government suggested that women should delay pregnancy until 2018.
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But he added he was "not inclined" to delay raising tariffs.
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The most educated and ambitious couples delay having children the longest.
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The impact of a long Brexit delay on sterling is unclear.
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The International Bondholders Committee was among those who asked the delay.
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Dr O'Connor's response is part of a reaction against this delay.
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They must be hanged immediately, all of them, without any delay.
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Arkansas's attorneys said the lawsuit was just an attempt to delay.
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The government said the delay was due to global market volatility.
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GOP senators drop push to delay ObamaCare repeal 6900:2628 p.m.
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The game began with a 1 hour, 39 minute rain delay.
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The city's delay in providing the report may violate the law.
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He was lifted when play resumed following a long rain delay.
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The company also said it would delay filing its annual report.
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It had asked for a delay of 35 to 40 days.
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But McConnell decides to delay it, knowing the votes aren't there.
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Sometimes the specter of resistant infections can delay or cancel surgeries.
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Luther was annoyed by the delay, but he didn't waste time.
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The delay means more time for opponents to fight the bill.
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But plenty of factors could delay mass adoption of new technology.
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A stop-gap funding measure could temporarily delay a spending showdown.
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Ukata said that despite the delay, the country has remained calm.
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Samsung didn't give a reason for the delay for Bixby Voice.
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Gorshkova said he often replied to messages only with a delay.
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The government hopes it could delay the sale by three years.
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The Senate bill repeals almost every major Obamacare tax without delay.
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We have contacted impacted customers to advise them of the delay.
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The special will air on a delay on the west coast.
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It won't prevent it, and it won't delay it for long.
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So swallowing Nsaids is likely to delay recovery from a tendinopathy.
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Despite the delay, Ms. Hays professed her appreciation for train travel.
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One of the most vocal critics of the delay, Democratic Sen.
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At the time, the Brazilian government advised women to delay pregnancy.
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Either way, justice for our clients, without delay, is our goal.
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Digitizing both streamlined the process and helped identify points of delay.
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It is not to delay the full retirement age for everyone.
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Dull Graham talked about his pets to delay his unpracticed piece.
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"He doesn't deserve what he is going through," Mr. DeLay wrote.
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The delay on shipments has left Australian officials scrambling for explanations.
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There was another delay of one hour in the fourth quarter.
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This creates an incentive for the government to delay the vote.
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Pete Olson's (R-Texas) bill to delay the EPA's ozone rule.
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The offshore yuan also jumped following the U.S. tariff delay announcement.
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First, they'll delay sending it to the president for his signature.
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We've reached out to Huawei for official comment on the delay.
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There could be many reasons for a delay, including scheduling issues.
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Asked if Democrats are pushing to delay the Cadillac tax, Rep.
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Barrasso responded a half-hour later, declining to delay the vote.
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Lower margin may affect cash flow generation and potentially delay deleveraging.
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John McCormack: How Flake's one-week delay helped clear Kavanaugh's name.
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Crucially, three parties in the governing coalition asked for a delay.
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The three commission members must vote to make the delay official.
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As the delay continued, passengers became angry and police were called.
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Every effort must be undertaken to halt this inhumanity without delay.
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The bar for any waiver or delay was set particularly high.
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There was a long delay for public hearings and for negotiations.
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Every day of delay is doing irreparable harm to innocent children.
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But the broadcast delay on Sling TV is a deal breaker.
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The appeals court's ruling is an invitation to towns to delay.
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We know what works, and any delay will cost further lives.
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Asking for such a long delay may lead to unwanted consequences.
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Bloomberg: Senate Democrats have little chance to delay Trump's court pick.
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A ground delay remained in effect, according to the FAA's website.
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To that end, the president will delay any endorsement of Mrs.
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Abrahams told the committee the documents were incomplete, hence the delay.
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Moments later, the actual rain began, causing a 68-minute delay.
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Trump is expected to delay a decision on European auto tariffs.
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Ellis offered few hints as to the reason for the delay.
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The biggest effect of the time-delay was seen in women.
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So here it comes, another theater season to delay the transition.
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Then came a long rain delay, and his night was finished.
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To read about the delay in the bill's release, click here.
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However, the delay doubled every time the wrong PIN was entered.
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The EU has agreed to delay Brexit until January 31 2020.
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Don't ask if a delay will result in a late arrival.
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It could also delay a second-round vote scheduled for Nov.
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"At least this delay is something you can understand," she said.
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The new administration should delay and Congress should repeal the rule.
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Now, with Flake's request for a delay, the timing is unclear.
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And the longer you delay, the longer it's going to last.
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This isn't the first rumor of a delay for the phone.
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Currently, Samsung has not confirmed that the delay is actually happening.
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There have been media reports regarding payroll delay for our employees.
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A lengthy approval process with the city contributed to the delay.
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The rules governing discovery don't simply delay justice; they deny it.
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King was fretful about the delay; sponsors were clamoring for posts.
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And the delay obviously isn't for lack of effort or commitment.
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And if you tend to delay going to sleep—you're screwed.
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NOTES: The game began after a rain delay of 80 minutes.
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It is unclear whether this latest development will delay that decision.
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Under a third scenario – another Brexit delay beyond the current Oct.
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It may also be cause to delay a much-anticipated IPO.
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Mark Brody, tried to delay the vote until the following week.
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Tesla did not respond to an email asking about any delay.
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The latest delay moves the launch back from 2020 to 2021.
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Johnson will do everything he can to resist and delay this
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If you delay, there's a chance the damage could get worse.
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"There can be no new delay," he said earlier this month.
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This means Johnson is likely to face a significant Brexit delay.
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House Democrats agreed Tuesday to delay their leadership elections until Nov.
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That, Nelson said, could force committee leaders to delay the hearing.
|
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The opposition led GOP leaders to delay action on the package.
|
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That framing should often lead to a decision to delay filing.
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Asks why she decided to delay going into the retirement home.
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But Judge Cogan refused their request to delay the trial again.
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The possible delay was earlier reported by The Wall Street Journal.
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They should not be allowed to delay effective legislation any longer.
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The delay of "Black Widow" is newsworthy, but it's not surprising.
|
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The Seanad has limited powers to delay or amend the bill.
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Ohio was the first state to hit the delay button. Gov.
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Many police forces are among the groups calling for a delay.
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|
Manafort's lawyers do not object to a delay, the prosecutors said.
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A Brexit delay vote is set for later in the day.
|
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The deal faces delay or humiliation in parliament on Tuesday. 3.
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TRUMP ADVISERS CONSIDERING INTERIM DEAL TO DELAY TARIFFS- BLOOMBERG REPORTER TWEET
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The delay will give the panel time to review the transaction.
|
|
They can now delay that piece, having thrown up economic chaff.
|
|
Thunder prompted a delay in the match in the 72nd minute.
|
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But that is the second or third long V.A.R. delay today.
|
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Mr. Price's strategy was to delay the inevitable, Justice Thomas wrote.
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The shelf life is very brief, so use it without delay.
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You can delay dealing with the issue for a little while.
|
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The department has asked state officials to delay releasing precise numbers.
|
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His final deadline, if granted the delay, would be May 29.
|
|
In some email programs, you can set up a freakout delay.
|
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A slightly longer delay and a victory for the prime minister?
|
|
May's reworked deal, or endure a significant delay to the process.
|
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In other cases, delay has been the path of least resistance.
|
|
"Any excessive delay in customer service is unacceptable," the department said.
|
|
Meanwhile, the US, plagued by delay and dysfunction, wasted its advantage.
|
|
Tuesday's session could be seen as a master class in delay.
|
|
After a delay, the company responded to our columnist's many questions.
|
|
Manufacturing errors are also thought to have contributed to the delay.
|
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Several wanted to delay judgment about this momentous yet perilous matter.
|
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The request caused a four-week delay while it was processed.
|
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The plan to delay the I.P.O. was reported earlier by Reuters.
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And that "short term" delay in Iran's race to a bomb?
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The delay has meant that Officer Pantaleo remains on the force.
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The delay could provide renters with more money for other debts.
|
|
Is there anything air travelers despise more than a flight delay?
|
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A statement from the Ministry of Finance didn't mention the delay.
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The difference is delay, impact fees, red tape, litigation, regulations, mandates.
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The delay would buy the president some much-needed breathing room.
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"I am disappointed in this delay for the victim's family," Gov.
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The delay gave the Kiwis another day to repair their boat.
|
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Still, menstrual delay accounted for only a portion of the effect.
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He shows her the card, but she has misread his delay.
|
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A delay at any one of those stages compounds the wait.
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No longer will we tolerate one job killing delay after another.
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That allowed founders to command higher valuations and delay going public.
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Ms. Hooker knows they cannot delay telling her mother much longer.
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The Chinese government on Monday declined to comment about the delay.
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It's critical that the reasons for this delay be looked at.
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And it's just going to delay that time for their path.
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Even after a lengthy delay, that is not always the case.
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During my recent signal delay, I remained seated on the train.
|
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Johnson's predecessor Theresa May was forced to delay the departure date.
|
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Mr. Cuomo, speaking to reporters on Tuesday, also called for delay.
|
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When Salvatore experienced her first game delay, she was a contractor.
|
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The delay could also potentially change the outcome of the case.
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By law, they could only delay the vote by 14 days.
|
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The scant delay, the stay in time that lasts a hairsbreadth.
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They're also fighting the Energy Department's delay of energy efficiency standards.
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It gives them leverage, and it may delay release for months.
|
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A referral to a committee is an age-old procedural delay.
|
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Delay benefits defense Analysts were also skeptical about Najib's new image.
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OSHA must implement this new life-saving rule without further delay.
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"Great move on delay (by V. Putin)," he wrote on Twitter.
|
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Trump ended the program with a six-month delay in September.
|
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"Sorry for the delay but we are VERY busy," he tweeted.
|
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However, doctors are still worried that the delay is just temporary.
|
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The Senate would delay the permanent corporate rate cut to 2019.
|
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They urged May to delay the Brexit deadline beyond March 29.
|
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But there's a provision for a 180-day delay after that.
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Rather than delay drilling, producers will choose to vent or flare.
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The delay has been in place since about 12:40 p.m.
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"I hope I will not have to delay it," she said.
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The aid was eventually granted to Ukraine, after months of delay.
|
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Its challenge could prevent or significantly delay enforcement of the law.
|
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It could even delay the next recession, and limit its depth.
|
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Mr Johnson himself argued forcefully against any further dither or delay.
|
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It's not guaranteed the EU will agree to another delay, however.
|
|
But immediate resistance from conservatives suggests linkage could delay both measures.
|
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The Associated Press: Analysis: Pelosi's delay tests public opinion on impeachment.
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This delay adds a significant cost and risk for any iBuyer.
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Avenatti's lawyers had requested a monthlong delay to study additional documents.
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The Speaker's attempt to shape or delay the trial is unprecedented.
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Still, those delays aren't nearly as long as the streaming delay.
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Ted Cruz argued, legal hang-ups could delay the trial's conclusion.
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His delay was about sorting through possible claims of executive privilege.
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PICTURE PROMPTS Do you delay buying holiday gifts for loved ones?
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The delay led to questions over Trump's willingness to punish Moscow.
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They'll also have to gain the ability to delay a purchase.
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Pregnancy and a child would likely delay or prevent your exit.
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