Not only is student loan debt delaying first-time homebuyers, it is delaying them for a long time.
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So that translates into delaying to go to market, delaying the productivity of the machine shops, and a bunch of other inefficiencies, if you will.
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"Everyone heard about the rumors of Saudi Arabia canceling the IPO of Aramco, delaying that, and that this is delaying Vision 2030," bin Salman told Bloomberg.
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But it also has been portrayed as a temporary dip: Many analysts claim that millennials were simply delaying this choice since they're also delaying their decisions to start families.
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The possibilities include delaying approvals of mergers and acquisitions involving U.S. companies, holding up licenses for U.S. firms and "delaying and ramping up" inspections of American products at borders, officials told the Journal.
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For one, Italy's move could just be a delaying tactic.
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India said it was delaying its margin rules on Thursday.
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India's steel minister said that was delaying the joint venture.
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Is this not a signal that they're delaying their IPO?
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Rand Paul delaying a funding bill well into the night.
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But delaying the launch won't hurt the company's bottom line.
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Mr Khalilzad has mooted delaying the ballot; Mr Ghani disagrees.
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Samsung responded by delaying the original launch of the device.
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Brexit risks delaying cancer treatment and putting 'patients at risk'
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Delaying these milestones also impacts the wider economy, says Kinane.
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They've delayed it, they didn't say why they're delaying it.
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Some suspect a delaying tactic rather than a principled stand.
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Delaying a hearing for so long presents several serious problems.
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There is no precedent for these delaying and obfuscatory tactics.
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Meyer opposed delaying his case while Uber appealed that ruling.
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"I don't see a basis for delaying them," said Sen.
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Delaying action will lead to greater morbidity, mortality and cost.
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They warned delaying any further could kill the bill outright.
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"We'll keep delaying until 2020, then 2030," Mr. Inamine said.
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WeWork is reportedly leaning towards delaying its IPO until October.
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In one, she jokes about Hurricane Sandy delaying her flight.
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Here's what delaying the end of Medicaid expansion looks like.
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But there are good reasons to consider delaying your donation.
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Health risks aside, delaying an abortion can cause emotional trauma.
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Greg Abbott (R) has proposed delaying elections scheduled for May.
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Now that Alabama's governor has ruled out delaying the Dec.
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Another thing complicating measurement is that people are delaying childbirth.
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Parliament also rejected delaying Brexit beyond the March 29 deadline.
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The couple said they are delaying any decisions about adoption.
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He'd been delaying, and not responding to our text messages.
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Their only interest is in delaying and derailing this confirmation.
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But they added that the outbreak risks delaying the recovery.
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Some have simply withheld their decision — further delaying the process.
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Mr Khalilzad has suggested delaying the ballot; Mr Ghani refuses.
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"Everyone's delaying their purchase for the next iPhone," Chokshi said.
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In other words, a lockdown is mostly a delaying tactic.
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And also, you're delaying everything because you're still recalling everything.
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There's talk about smoke delaying this game but who cares?
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Consider avoiding or delaying travel until the snow squall passes.
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It's not clear that delaying would completely shield Republicans either.
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And delaying the jump to adulthood has real social consequences.
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Education research often calls traits like delaying gratification "noncognitive" factors.
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Defeat will trigger a series of votes on delaying Brexit.
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Shortly after, Egypt announced it would be delaying the vote.
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And that's all [the Senate Democrats] are doing, is delaying.
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On Thursday evening, UK lawmakers voted in favor of delaying the Brexit process and instructed May to ask the EU for an extension, potentially delaying the official exit date until later in the summer.
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Already, it's delaying food inspections, farm aid, and even potential IPOs.
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Delaying your benefit even longer will mean an even bigger payout.
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Meanwhile, one prominent Senate Republican says delaying is a mistake. Sen.
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They are delaying a reform that's so necessary to the economy.
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Bangladesh denied delaying visas and said it was following due process.
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It also potentially overlooks individuals who are delaying retirement, he said.
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Katy Perry is delaying her Witness tour, citing "unavoidable production" issues.
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They're delaying the responsible things, too: driving, jobs, dating, marriage, babies.
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Critics, including the European Commission, say this risks delaying network upgrades.
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Whether it is merely delaying the inevitable remains to be seen.
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Trains: The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is delaying train safety requirements.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying new efficiency standards.
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Such a review could take years, further delaying the controversial project.
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Twenty-eight percent were delaying or canceling investment decisions in China.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is delaying new salt guidelines.
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But due diligence shouldn't mean delaying care or skipping it altogether.
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But the Trump administration is delaying the rule by 60 days.
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This strategy is delaying, not stopping the shift in consumption habits.
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It is delaying marriages and putting off the raising of children.
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Delaying abortion care, conversely, increases major complications, costs, and emotional distress.
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And data controllers can be fined for delaying a breach notification.
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They criticise the government for delaying related reforms of tax policies.
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Jewelry: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is delaying new jewelry rules.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), another vocal proponent of delaying the vote.
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Meanwhile, Mi Salud has been scrimping by delaying payments to doctors.
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Parrots: The Fish and Wildlife Service is delaying protections for parrots.
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It is not hard to imagine scenarios where avoiding or delaying .
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Roughly four in 10 are shifting production and delaying capital expenditures.
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Teachers: The Department of Education is delaying new teacher preparation requirements.
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Rick Scott (R) is delaying his swearing in until Friday. Sens.
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The FBI is investigating the allegations, delaying a Senate confirmation vote.
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Getting treatment was associated with delaying the time to first charge.
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Delaying the census by executive action would be unprecedented, Anderson added.
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That's why Democrats need to be delaying as much as possible.
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A member of the Tokyo organizing committee suggested delaying the Games.
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In the U.K., Prime Minister Boris Johnson is playing delaying tactics.
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The nation's professional sporting leagues are suspending or delaying their seasons.
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Twenty-eight percent were delaying or cancelling investment decisions in China.
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Delaying a vote isn't a profile in courage, it's a cleanup.
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A judge declared a mistrial, delaying the case until this month.
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The Telegraph said ministers had discussed delaying Brexit by eight weeks.
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The opposition candidate, Ekrem Imamoglu, says this is a delaying tactic.
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This mountain of student debt isn't just delaying major financial milestones.
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The most common move: delaying major or non-essential purchases (44%).
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Still, the ongoing count is delaying the final tallying of delegates.
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The C.D.C. will need to ship new ingredients, further delaying results.
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This sneaky method of delaying gratification is just a side benefit.
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It was no surprise that delaying water-quality standards enraged environmentalists.
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Wu suggested that simply delaying those payments would not really help.
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Delaying their summer vacation, the justices scheduled arguments for July 503.
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Banks: Wall Street regulators are delaying new cybersecurity standards for banks.
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But for the first time, there's serious talk about delaying Brexit.
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Frigid winter temperatures mean construction must stop for months, delaying projects.
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Delaying so R [Republican] leadership can push Amnesty is Republican suicide.
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Schools: The Department of Education is delaying Obama-era education rules.
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But the company is delaying the launch because of high demand.
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"Delaying disclosure is an attempt to suppress price volatility," he said.
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But they generally call for delaying Medicaid's phaseout, not stopping it.
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But he also signed a six-month waiver delaying that move.
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Go deeper: Pelosi downplays delaying delivery of impeachment articles to Senate
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For instance, 29 percent of this group said they could not afford to live alone, 16 percent said they were delaying having children, 11 percent were delaying marriage and 12 percent said they could not retire.
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The JCT estimates that delaying the medical device tax will lower revenue by $3.8 billion over a decade, delaying the Cadillac tax will cost $14.8 billion and suspending the health insurance tax will cost $12.7 billion.
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This could mean Americans are either delaying medical procedures until they have more cash or they're delaying medical payments for months after they receive a procedure, holding on to a credit balance longer than they should.
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Google took a huge gamble delaying Android Wear 2.0 until this year.
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U.S. WEIGHS DELAYING MEXICO TARIFFS AS TIME FOR DEAL RUNS SHORT- BLOOMBERG
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Bloomberg reported earlier that the White House was considering delaying the tariffs.
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"Delaying the session until Tuesday will not change our decision," he said.
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Some youngsters are delaying the purchase of a house out of choice.
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Delaying the withdrawal is allowed under Article 50 of the Lisbon Treaty.
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The Facebook CEO was open to delaying the project for this reason.
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NASA is delaying the launch of its $9 billion space telescope — again.
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Lines were delaying the fun and adding friction to a perfect day.
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It could also mean taking on a second job or delaying retirement.
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The corn market is being underpinned by excessive rains delaying U.S. planting.
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He is delaying his 17 day Hawaii vacation a couple of hours.
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One of their main recommendations: delaying specialization until at least age 14.
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Conversely, delaying Social Security beyond full retirement age results in larger checks.
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Additionally, more millennials are delaying marriage, if not putting it off entirely.
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Delaying its rocket development could have national security consequences, the company warned.
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EPA leads the group, delaying and or reviewing at least 14 rules.
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Tobacco: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is delaying new tobacco rules.
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"That should not be a cover for delaying federal funding," he said.
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Some of the signatory groups blame the government for delaying the process.
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But the court shot him down saying he'd been delaying too long.
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However, Belgium's southern region of Wallonia is famous for delaying trade deals.
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Some companies are resorting to the price hikes they have been delaying.
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Morningstar analyst Jaime Katz said the Toys'R'Us bankruptcy was delaying Mattel's recovery.
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Education: The Office of Head Start is delaying new child safety standards.
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One study found that delaying school start times to 8:30 a.m.
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Why are they delaying a provision that could reunite so many families?
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We could require permits, which could reduce deaths by delaying impulse shooters.
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Others see the split as just delaying the inevitable end of Monroe.
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"CP succeeded in delaying the inevitable," the unions said in a statement.
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This partly explains why more and more companies are delaying going public.
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Republicans have given no indication they are open to delaying the hearing.
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Delaying teaching the order of operations in math until the fourth grade.
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EDT: The House votes on a bill delaying the EPA's ozone rule.
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Regulators are also delaying energy standards for ceiling fans until Sept. 30.
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Millennials are already delaying having children because they're worried about financial hardship.
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Because the financial crisis put millennials behind, they're delaying major life milestones.
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Months later, the state started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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What's the point of delaying something if you get the same outcome?
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The administration has vowed it's only delaying the spending, not canceling it.
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I'm using an extra shot to stretch the moment, delaying that action.
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Railroads: The Department of Transportation is delaying training requirements for railroad employees.
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But the continued fighting is at best delaying his essential peace-making.
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Zero funding for climate-denying or -delaying think tanks, lobbyists, and politicians.
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It's unclear what exactly is delaying the nomination of a new secretary.
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When asked about delaying the vote, Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky.
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And courts across the US are delaying trials due to coronavirus concerns.
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U.K. lawmakers passed crucial legislation in favor of delaying Brexit on Wednesday.
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Delaying even a few days would have meant losing a crucial advantage.
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The protests succeeded in delaying the flights, but for only a day.
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I think shame plays a large part in them delaying medical attention.
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It is also delaying the opening of a new store in Dallas.
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UEFA is also looking into potentially delaying this summer's Euro 2020 tournament.
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Ms. Colón waited much longer to tell her mother, delaying for months.
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Economic data suggests that other American businesses may already be delaying investments.
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Mr. Cuomo blamed Mr. Molinaro and other Republicans for delaying the process.
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Pennsylvania joins over 10 states in delaying their primaries amid the pandemic.
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Costa Rica's Acosta went down and acted out an injury, delaying play.
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People now spend more years in school, delaying their start of work.
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Shandong joins other provinces and cities in delaying the start of work.
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Delaying a rate cut until after Bailey takes over would be risky.
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Four lawmakers warned him that delaying the process could harm national security.
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That report could then be used to justify delaying reunification with family.
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Women are delaying motherhood, a trend especially pronounced for college-educated women.
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Mines: The Department of Labor is delaying new rules for underground mines.
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State budget officials said delaying payments was a common book-balancing practice.
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Horses: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new horse protections.
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The possibility of extending/delaying the compliance target deadlines is being explored.
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Most shareholders don't sell during share buybacks, delaying the tax impact altogether.
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Some Republicans suggested Democrats were delaying because they had a weak case.
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They're also delaying starting families, and having fewer children when they do.
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For one thing, millennials are renting longer and buying later, delaying homeownership.
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The Education Department is also delaying new licensing requirements published on Jan.
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Women are delaying marriage and, in some instances, not marrying at all.
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Then he tweeted that he was delaying the raids for two weeks.
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And let's just keep kicking the can down the road and delaying.
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But what&aposs happening now is there delaying purposely to prevent timely disclosure.
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Lawmakers will vote on Thursday on delaying Britain's EU departure beyond March 29.
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In the update, the SEC said it was delaying its decision until Feb.
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While chasing new customers, it must also prevent existing ones delaying or cancelling.
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Simply put, more women in the US are delaying childbirth — for whatever reason.
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You can retrain your bladder by delaying peeing until the urge becomes strong.
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Microsoft is delaying its regular Patch Tuesday round of security fixes this month.
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Perhaps delaying the Red Dragon mission will help the company meet that goal.
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Delaying that already lengthy, onerous process isn't an option the city should consider.
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Therein lies another ancillary consequence of delaying the leasing of U.S. Arctic waters.
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" As one law professor told the AP: "This is all about delaying things.
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But lawyers for Ethan Couch filed an appeal against deportation, delaying his return.
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Delaying tactics and ambiguity have been the twin hallmarks of Mr Netanyahu's premiership.
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As long as you're communicating and not delaying anything essential, don't stress it.
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Gorman said that Morgan Stanley had been "mortgaging (its) future" by delaying payouts.
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And it's not as if Congress acquiesced to the practice of delaying statutes.
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She quickly made another bottle for Ellee, delaying her own meal even more.
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After delaying votes on the bill last night, they'll resume voting Friday morning.
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However, the United States delaying implementing tariffs on Chinese imports hit steel stocks.
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is delaying new calorie requirements for candy.
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But delaying has a price, because no one knows how long you'll live.
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Schettino was also accused of delaying the evacuation and abandoning his ship prematurely.
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Those courts take years to hear cases, thus delaying the completion of projects.
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Highways: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is delaying new performance measures for highways.
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Airplanes: The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is delaying Obama-era rules for pilots.
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Following the first cloture vote, Minority Leader Chuck Schumer tried another delaying tactic.
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Air pollution: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying new air pollution rules.
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You should be delaying and voting against every one of these cabinet nominees.
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Then passing a second CR delaying a final funding bill until mid-January.
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The Department of Labor is delaying a controversial safety rule on silica exposure.
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Guitarfish: The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is delaying new protections for guitarfish.
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The confrontation left him with severe injuries, delaying the filing of federal charges.
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Getting an education and career going takes time, so more are delaying marriage.
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Both of their matches were scratched Monday, delaying their searches for elusive titles.
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Mines: The Department of Labor is also delaying another rule to protect miners.
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The shutdown is also delaying publication of the proposal in the Federal Register.
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It gives states more Medicaid money now, delaying limits on eligibility until 2023.
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Animals: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new animal welfare rules.
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Pesticides: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying a review of various pesticides.
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Air: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying Obama-era clean air requirements.
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The added costs would have the impact of delaying or canceling pipeline projects.
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The regulatory obstacles had kept the deal on hold, delaying Graincorp's restructuring efforts.
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But conservatives argued that delaying the negotiations would give the party more leverage.
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If the president refuses to sign, he is, at best, delaying the inevitable.
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But data suggests that women are delaying marriage, if they're marrying at all.
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But Democrats argue the agency has been delaying action while the problem spreads.
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"We're hearing that [delaying the Cadillac tax] is on the table," said Rep.
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Trains: The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is delaying new safety measures for trains.
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WeWork has cut a small number of staff hours after delaying its IPO.
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He later said the company was delaying those plans to prioritize advertising growth.
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Delaying this mechanism, the scientists found, led to lower rates of embryo survival.
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The Rangers challenged the call, delaying the game another minute and 14 seconds.
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Workers: The Department of Labor is delaying new protections for federal government workers.
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Of course, decisions like Masterpiece Cakeshop may represent little more than delaying actions.
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Delaying these projects only drives up costs and dissuades other private-sector investors.
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Trains: The FRA is also delaying safety standards for passenger equipment on trains.
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SA) has been delaying an agreement to combine operations with Boeing Co (BA.
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Investment: The Small Business Administration (SBA) is delaying new investments in small businesses.
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Deceiving, misleading, shaming or delaying care for pregnant women is just plain wrong.
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The regulatory obstacles had kept the deal on hold delaying Graincorp's restructuring efforts.
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This generation of teens, then, is delaying the responsibilities and pleasures of adulthood.
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Trains: The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is delaying new safety requirements for trains.
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Officials worried about getting enough coal, about delaying maintenance to keep electricity flowing.
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Delaying school start times has helped Seattle teenagers get a better night's sleep.
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By delaying this election, our local election officials can assist in that effort.
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The Pentagon is delaying release of a report by the nonpartisan RAND Corp.
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Mr. McConnell has been criticized for delaying a floor vote on the bill.
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If the guidance is finalized, it would likely face lawsuits, delaying its implementation.
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The best way to prevent addiction is by delaying the potentially addictive behavior.
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Cars: The Department of Transportation is delaying new safety standards for electric vehicles.
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Public lands: The Department of the Interior is delaying new land management rules.
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But delaying this loss wouldn't justify his continued existence without quality of life.
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It is not what Democrats gained by delaying impeachment, but what they lost.
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Verizon is delaying the rollout of its in-home 230G service once again.
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But Mr. Xi could keep his options open by delaying designating a successor.
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By delaying those decisions, McConnell puts off what could become a messy fight.
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More women are delaying pregnancy, whether for career, financial, personal or other reasons.
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Whereas for girls, there's more of a focus on abstinence and delaying sex.
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"It's a delaying game, because it's not going to be enough," DePietro said.
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Delaying change any further will make it impossible to reach desired temperature goals.
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Aides on the Hill are not expressing any interest in delaying the deposition.
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Fifty-six percent think delaying is necessary and 31% said lawmakers shouldn't delay.
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Some officials preached caution while another raised concern over delaying the normalization process.
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Spokesmen at Samsung said they're delaying the release to coincide with Burning Man.
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Waiting for a new president with different objectives risks severely delaying any deal.
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Some beneficiaries in the program are delaying medical attention due to the expense.
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A third of Americans report often delaying or declining care because of cost.
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It includes actions such as delaying regulations that were not yet in effect.
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There can be significant harm in delaying or withholding care of any kind.
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Delaying Redl's appointment will not put the IANA genie back in the bottle.
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BREAKING: The Circuit Court has issued an administrative stay, potentially delaying Jane's abortion.
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And delaying the menu labeling mandate won't undo the progress that's already underway.
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Well, it's a way of delaying a confrontation with certain truths about yourself.
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Delaying breastfeeding by two to 27 hours after birth increases the risk of a baby dying in its first month by 2170 percent and delaying by 24 hours or more increases the risk of death to 80 percent, UNICEF said.
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It wasn't just the $650 million price tag that kept delaying St. Croix Crossing.
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It's official: President Trump is delaying the U.S. Department of Labor's planned fiduciary rule.
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He said he'd discussed with House Speaker Paul Ryan delaying action for two years.
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But he should probably worry more about how his organization is delaying their success.
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With those facts alone, analysts have decided that the entire generation is delaying adulthood.
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These deductions can be carried forward indefinitely, potentially delaying the Treasury's payday for decades.
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Nurses say Border Patrol is delaying treatment to sick immigrant kids, with dire consequences.
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The abundance of caution meant delaying the scheduled sampling date from October until today.
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Domino's Pizza, with the help of lobbying groups, was instrumental in delaying the law.
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Others also pointed to the political positives for Abe of delaying the tax hike.
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Delaying tactics were routinely put in place to make filling vacancies an arduous endeavor.
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American Airlines said earlier this month it was delaying reintroduction through the same date.
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Lisa Murkowski of Alaska told CNN that the committee should consider delaying the vote.
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It's that mindset, that hunger, that let's you say "no," [to delaying product launches].
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The European Commission announced this summer it was delaying its implementation of similar rules.
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Already, 18 of them have sued Mrs DeVos for delaying the gainful-employment rule.
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Relying on just one platform risks delaying the first crewed flight of the SLS.
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In a wide-ranging interview with CNBC, Bannon blamed Cohn for delaying the pact.
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When they are about to depart, people often hold doors open, delaying that departure.
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Delaying the tax increase would support Tokyo's stock market, which traditionally weakens the yen.
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He instead argued that delaying a trial in the multibillion dollar case to Sept.
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Cars: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is delaying new guidelines for the automobile industry.
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The prime minster has also ruled out delaying Brexit any further than 30 June.
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The ensuing legal battle ended up delaying the release of the report until 2009.
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Coal: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying new financial requirements for coal miners.
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The drug counts are felonies, while the battery and delaying arrest charges are misdemeanors.
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The Labor Department late on Friday said it was considering legal options for delaying.
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However, analysts said some banks appear to be delaying recognising some loans as soured.
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Whales: The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is delaying new protections for certain whales.
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It's not really asking, anyway—just delaying the inevitable for a decision already made.
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Impact on work: 26% of companies are delaying projects because of uncertainty in immigration.
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Riley declined to say whether those steps would involve cancelling or delaying upcoming tests.
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Fish: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is delaying new protections for certain fish.
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Strzok also was reportedly responsible, with others, in delaying action on the Weiner discovery.
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Those people are looking for candidates, so delaying doesn't help you with that crowd.
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It's not news that more and more women are delaying having their first child.
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Until recently, however, it had stopped short of advising women to consider delaying pregnancy.
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The bad weather Puerto Rico has had in recent weeks is delaying progress. 3.
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But UBS equity strategist Francois Trahan says the central bank is just delaying inevitable.
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It appears that Microsoft agrees, as the company is delaying the shutdown of Sunrise.
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The House is now poised to vote on legislation delaying the tax to 2023.
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Nuclear: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying new penalties for nuclear safety violations.
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Food: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new rules for food processors.
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Delaying the penalty is estimated to cost $25.9 billion through 2028, the CBO said.
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Cars: The Department of Transportation is delaying new rules for hybrid and electric vehicles.
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The Trump administration is delaying the enforcement of first-ever rules for electronic cigarettes.
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That package was later criticised for misallocating resources and delaying much-needed structural reforms.
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Matt Gaetz forced their way into the hearing, delaying it for about five hours.
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Though the benefits of delaying gratification are intuitive, the trend seen here is not.
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Fortress's freight trains park there to exchange crews, delaying traffic and prompting local outcry.
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Delaying Brexit would therefore merely prolong what is in reality a simple, binary choice.
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Delaying payments with no added cost gives you this invisible financial benefit as well.
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WeWork is leaning toward delaying its initial public offering, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is delaying new rules for automated trading.
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Ceiling fans: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency rules for ceiling fans.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi has said troops are delaying advances to protect civilians.
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Emergency: The Federal Communications Commission is delaying new rules for the emergency alert system.
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On Tuesday, the Telegraph reported that ministers had discussed delaying Brexit by eight weeks.
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That potentially includes delaying retirement, increasing investment contributions or lowering your standard of living.
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The counterargument is that delaying the battle for Mosul would carry its own risks.
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Roads: The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is further delaying new civil penalties.
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The United States Treasury has proposed delaying the application of both sets of rules.
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Tesla — Tesla is delaying the unveiling of its new semi-truck until November 16.
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It plays right into the Republican narrative that this is all a delaying tactic.
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The airport police had previously complained about a lack of security, delaying the reopening.
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"I'm delaying the appointment of these two for perhaps another few days," he said.
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ET. That train appeared to be empty, but was delaying other trains behind it.
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Lead: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying new rules for lead-free pipes.
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House Republican leaders are delaying a vote on a compromise immigration bill until Friday.
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Kicking the can down the road is not a strategy, it's a delaying tactic.
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PDVSA has for years been delaying payment to business partners, including Houston-based Harvest.
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This is particularly true for millennials, who are delaying marriage and having fewer kids.
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Colleges: The Department of Education is delaying a controversial Obama-era regulation for colleges.
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Why is the Senate Republican leadership delaying the vote on its Obamacare replacement bill?
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The N.Y.C.L.U. lawyers said the director, Scott Lloyd, is delaying the process without explanation.
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Facebook is delaying the launch of its original videos until the end of summer.
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Samsung emailed pre-order customers upon delaying the launch, online outlets said on Twitter.
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The Trump administration did not object to delaying enforcement of Judge O'Connor's earlier ruling.
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I fear this fire might be used as a pretext for delaying the elections.
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You can reduce your environmental impact further by delaying how often you upgrade technology.
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And airline passengers are responding to the growing lines at airports by delaying travel.
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That exhumation project has run into problems, delaying Franco's reburial at least until June.
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The reason, ostensibly, was that the focus on Thursday should be on delaying Brexit.
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McKenzie could not confirm fatalities, saying that poor weather conditions are delaying that assessment.
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Even before the latest changes, many people had been delaying buying a new phone.
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London (CNN Business)Disney is delaying the launch of its streaming service in India.
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But a number of them are delaying their trips until the red tide subsides.
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Delaying the rate cut would postpone those economic benefits and result in slower growth.
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Both opened investigations into whether Bulgarian authorities had breached regional law by delaying payouts.
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FEMA is delaying reconstruction projects related to previous disasters while its funds are low.
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Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency rules for commercial package boilers.
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Gallup found a 28500 percentage point income gap in Americans delaying treatment in 6900.
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The bill also authorizes a judge to award damages to deter future delaying conduct.
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A key component is delaying Social Security payments until age 70, as Orman suggests.
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Is it in any way sort of delaying investment in particular in the UK?
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Regulations get bogged down in litigation and administration transitions, delaying implementation and increasing uncertainty.
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This meant delaying buying a house and driving my '94 Jeep (when it ran).
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With the courts delaying any extreme pressure to act, Congress is unlikely to move.
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He provided an example to illustrate how much can be lost through delaying investing.
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Above all, by delaying reauthorization we cheat ourselves of a successful and longstanding investment.
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A commercial delaying the main event is too risky—users might scroll right by.
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Millennials are also delaying marriage because of money, and they're more successful for it.
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Any U.S. senator can put a hold on a nominee, delaying the confirmation vote.
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EXCLUSIVE-ODEBRECHT, CREDITORS DISCUSS DELAYING SALE OF BRASKEM TO AVOID FIRE-SALE PRICES- SOURCES
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Already, the Small Business Administration has been shut down, delaying the processing of loans.
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They can overlook symptoms or attribute them to a different cause, delaying effective treatment.
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Then, any class members who objected could pursue appeals, delaying implementation of the settlement.
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They also influenced schools to teach delaying gratification as part of "character education" programs.
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Every time he delayed Owlboy, he was delaying this next chapter in his life.
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In August, Roche defeated a challenge from Shire aimed at delaying Hemlibra's broad introduction.
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IRAN, IN LETTER TO OPEC, OPPOSES DELAYING OIL PRODUCER GROUP'S NEXT MEETING TO EARLY JULY
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Water flooded train tracks, delaying services along the heavily used lines, a rail official said.
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He said that for over a year Britain had been delaying visas to diplomatic staff.
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A chemical supplier said Patanjali started delaying payments by a month or two in 2017.
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That would mean having to extend Article 50 ... delaying Brexit or leaving with no deal.
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Chief Brexiteer Michael Gove warns Theresa May against delaying Britain's exit from the customs union.
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The dispute over the $3,905 in donations ended up delaying Jasmine's funeral, the affidavit alleges.
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Delaying new rules over retirement planning will help U.S. bank profits, according to one expert.
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It's little wonder that Millennials are delaying everything from buying a home to having children.
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Nearly one-third of current homeowners surveyed said they were delaying selling because of it.
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"If I hadn't done this to myself, they would have kept delaying it," Norma said.
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Consumers may be delaying updating their device in anticipation of a new model in September.
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The review also resulted in the company delaying the filing of its annual report twice.
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Most analysts believe that by delaying the reforms, Mr Sisi has made them more painful.
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Delaying your Social Security is one of the best ways to expand your retirement income.
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The resurgence has been blamed on parents refusing to vaccinate their children or delaying jabs.
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Experimental evaluations show the programmes to be claptrap, with no effect on delaying sexual activity.
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Just looking at the goal of delaying sex, the program fails on its own metrics.
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The departures are underscored in part by SoFi indefinitely delaying its previously announced IPO plans.
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The American Academy of Paediatrics and several other organisations are suing it for delaying regulation.
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The EC recommended delaying the release of the film until May 19th, when voting concludes.
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But as a delaying tactic Tony Abbott, Mr Turnbull's predecessor, proposed a non-binding plebiscite.
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Activists fear the report will again risk delaying adoption of stiffer warnings on the packs.
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And so in a sense they're delaying reform is, I think, a cause for concern.
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And so in a sense their delaying reform is, I think, a cause for concern.
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However, McConnell didn't consider a "delaying tactic" prompted by the president of the United States.
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To help service that expansion, it is delaying the retirement of seven 7573-700 aircraft.
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But I would be remiss if I waited a minute more delaying that to you.
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Top carriers in the UK and Japan are also delaying the launch of Huawei smartphones.
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The United Kingdom's biggest carrier, EE, is also delaying the introduction of Huawei's new smartphones.
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Learning about abstinence and delaying sex are important parts of any effective sex education program.
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Intel did just that, delaying the fine until a final decision was made in 2014.
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However, it said a fire occurred in a vacuum distillation unit, delaying a full restart.
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Delaying or threatening to delay some information is enough for AT&T to make money.
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Here's what is happening: Petroleum: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying new petroleum rules.
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But the agency is delaying the compliance date for candy manufacturers until July 26, 2018.
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But the childfree aren't just delaying, and that's started to show in the data too.
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There are some fears about flooding in the U.S. delaying spring wheat planting, Ammermann said.
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In the study, Cyramza also met a secondary goal of delaying progression of the disease.
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Some senators want to delay the vote but McConnell views that as delaying the inevitable.
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Apple delaying products is pretty rare, but it's happened a few times in recent memory.
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Sadly, deflecting, denying, delaying, degrading and obfuscating seemed to have been the recurring themes however.
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Apple is delaying its AirPods, saying the wireless earbuds aren't quite ready for the masses.
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Thousands of cases were left to DeVos to adjudicate, delaying forgiveness of billions of dollars.
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It is simply a matter of when; U.S. military presence is merely delaying the inevitable.
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Monday's decision, though, shows executives are delaying GM's non-polluting future as long as possible.
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But delaying the corporate tax cut could prompt businesses to hold off on key investments.
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He'll also visit Britain in July after delaying a visit for more than a year.
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Its envoy in Kuala Lumpur criticized Malaysian authorities for "delaying" the release of the body.
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But that's not the only major life milestone they're delaying because of student-loan debt.
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To avoid searches delaying flights some airlines say they pay officers $25 for each flight.
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First, the experts suggested delaying Social Security benefits beyond full retirement age to increase them.
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Farmers: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new rules for genetically engineered organisms.
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Lawmakers are delaying votes as Washington mourns the death of former President George H.W. Bush.
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Coal: The Department of the Interior is delaying potential new rules for coal mining companies.
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Here's what is happening: Immigration: The Department of Justice (DOJ) is delaying new immigration rules.
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EPA's actions in rescinding or delaying rules are stumbling in court at a high rate.
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In the meantime, however, delaying transition of the IANA functions will only cause unnecessary harm.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is delaying new protections for three Hawaiian plants.
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Safety: The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is delaying new safety standards for portable generators.
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However, Durst's mysterious medical issues keep delaying his eventual trip out west, according to DeGuerin.
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Hearing aids: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is delaying new guidelines for hearing aids.
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Republican lawmakers have tried to pass bills delaying the new standards from going into effect.
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Maybe we're all just delaying it, and in doing so, thinking about it more deeply.
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But the charge-delaying effect diminished around the two-year mark after enrolling in treatment.
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"I have no real concern right now about delaying the primary budget target," he said.
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But Galli suggested that delaying the implementation of the measures would limit their overall cost.
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When I was in that old band, I was learning and kind of delaying myself.
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Some Democratic senators don't think there's a difference with delaying the bill for a week.
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The Wall Street Journal trumpeted "Facebook Moves Cautiously on Video Ads," delaying their roll-out.
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New legislation could remove many of the barriers delaying and obstructing lawsuits against oil companies.
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The nurses at Sherman's birthing center started delaying a baby's first bath for 14 hours.
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The storm's closures could extend into next week, potentially delaying the department's work even further.
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The GOP's publicity stunt succeeded in capturing the media's attention and temporarily delaying Cooper's testimony.
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The United States Trade Representative didn't explain the reasoning for delaying tariffs on some items.
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Clean energy: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying a new clean energy incentive program.
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Police guards exchanged fire with the attackers, delaying their approach to the door, he said.
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Some argue that delaying school start times would just cause teenagers to stay up later.
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Jones's pronouncement this week followed the league's announcement that it was delaying a revised policy.
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Now the tech giant is delaying the launch to fill out features of the website.
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You should also be careful to consider your own possible role in delaying the project.
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A snap election remains a possibility as lawmakers prepare for a showdown over delaying Brexit.
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On their final morning together, they had breakfast at a diner, delaying the inevitable departure.
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Mr. Senard was shocked and warned Mr. Vial that delaying a vote could be dangerous.
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Workers would still bear the cost of taking time off — by delaying their own retirement.
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The coalition partners fought bitterly over election appointments, delaying a parliamentary vote by three years.
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"It's just another delaying tactic," said Paz Zárate, a lawyer and friend of Mr. Regeni.
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McKenzie could not confirm the fatalities, saying that poor weather conditions are delaying that assessment.
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Ivey never commented on whether she'd look into the case or consider delaying the execution.
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Now the tech giant is delaying the launch to fill out features of the website.
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Instead, rather than delaying production, Mr. Weller is taking the play "elsewhere," according to Brandeis.
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"Somebody could get quarantined before the move out occurs," delaying the move, Mr. Wolfe said.
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Johnson has rejected accusations he is trying to prevent lawmakers from delaying Britain's EU departure.
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Trump had indirectly acknowledged the tariffs' impact by delaying some of the duties until Dec.
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This, in turn, is delaying talks with vendors to supply equipment for Drillisch's own network.
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Investment: The Small Business Administration (SBA) is delaying an investment rule for the third time.
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Several LNG buyers in China told Reuters they are considering either delaying or cancelling cargoes.
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That prompted sports minister Tracey Crouch to resign, accusing the government of delaying the change.
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After a three-and-out on the opening series, there was no delaying the inevitable.
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Gusts hit 64 miles an hour on Sunday at Kennedy International Airport, delaying many flights.
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Workplace: The Department of Labor (DOL) is again delaying an Obama-era workplace safety regulation.
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Around two years ago, the state government started delaying civil servants' salaries and pension checks.
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That's why a two-month parental leave would mean delaying Social Security by six months.
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On Sunday night, Murkowski told CNN the committee might have to "consider" delaying its vote.
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But instead, it's delaying the entire worldwide launch so it can ship the X everywhere.
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Odebrecht and its creditors have been delaying a pivotal vote on the restructuring since December.
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Until then, the labs must currently mail samples to CDC's Atlanta headquarters, delaying test results.
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The government is delaying any vote on the repeal bill until the autumn, with Mrs.
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On top of all that, delaying when you take Social Security yields greater monthly benefits.
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FEMA is already delaying reconstruction projects related to previous disasters while its funds are low.
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Several countries, including Brazil and Colombia, have asked women there to consider delaying becoming pregnant.
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He spoke as if they'd been delaying some negotiation for long enough already, for years.
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By delaying your payments, you are also increasing the survivor benefits your family may receive.
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Lack of clarity on policy risks delaying investment in the auto sector, one official added.
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Trump's poll denialism may succeed in delaying his day of reckoning, but it's coming nonetheless.
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Days later, the House approved another bill, this one delaying the law by a year.
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When asked about delaying the vote, Murkowski told CNN the committee should consider doing so.
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There have been signs of progress in recent weeks, with both sides delaying some tariffs.
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"Where people make mistakes is by delaying their entry into the market," Ladejobi told me.
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As we've discovered this week, delaying upgrading infrastructure isn't just inconvenient, but can be deadly.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying Obama-era efficiency standards.
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Microsoft is delaying the rollout of the simplified ribbon to desktop by a few months.
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The Trump administration is delaying Obama-era updates for nutritional facts labels on packaged foods.
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And we support Libra delaying its launch until it has fully addressed U.S. regulatory concerns.
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But on Wednesday, the Pentagon distanced itself from Mr. Moon's suggestion about delaying the exercises.
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By delaying the vaccine, individuals are putting themselves at unnecessary risk without gaining any benefit.
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And they point out that delaying rapid reductions arguably makes the overall task more difficult.
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Trump gave Congress six months to work on an alternative by delaying implementation until March.
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What the researchers found: Delaying gratification at age 303 doesn't say much about your future.
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She notes that delaying pumping for more than a few hours can cause pain and infection.
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Still, it wasn&apost just the $650 million price tag that kept delaying St. Croix Crossing.
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The Bank of England has noted the upcoming referendum was affecting business decisions and delaying investments.
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Tim Zins clarified to CNN that Vaughn wasn't "fighting with officers, but more … delaying the investigation."
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Top carriers in the United Kingdom and Japan are also delaying the launch of Huawei smartphones.
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People responded by delaying marriage, reducing the number of children they had and working longer hours.
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Replacing Turkish components could take the Pentagon up to two years, delaying deliveries to other allies.
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When I'm looking, some of them had them approved immediately ... That's all they're doing, is delaying.
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GoPro announced in its Q1 financial results report it's delaying its Karma drone until the holidays.
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But many other African countries will still have to send test kits elsewhere, delaying any response.
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It seems unlikely that parliament will pass a budget on time, delaying the government's reform programme.
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But delaying the formal acclamation of the new monarch by parliament is a strange decision indeed.
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Just what turned out to be a desperate yet ultimately pointless attempt at delaying the inevitable.
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Last July it said it was delaying the reactor's startup to the second quarter of 2020.
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For many of us, student debt means delaying — if not entirely forgoing — homeownership, marriage, and parenthood.
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Two hours later he is still there, delaying the bolder females, stuck deeper inside the lorry.
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Alibaba – Alibaba is delaying a planned $15 billion Hong Kong initial public offering, according to Reuters.
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You may also want to consider delaying big purchases like a car or even a home.
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By pursuing unfinished family business too eagerly, he may end up delaying its completion yet again.
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The National Resources Defense Council had sued the Trump administration for delaying the protection listing process.
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Many buyers are considering either delaying cargoes or cancelling them by invoking a force majeure clause.
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Trump has cited the terror attacks in Nice, France, for delaying the official event until Saturday.
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Women are delaying having children, and having fewer of them — if they have any at all.
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BRAD SHERMAN, D-CALIFORNIA: We announced we were delaying the summit to a date not designated.
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Generally, they're delaying buying a house by around seven years because of it, the report found.
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A third of European consumers said they were delaying important life decisions because of rising prices.
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After briefly delaying American whiskey shipments at the border last year, Jack Daniel's is flowing again.
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An opponent had secured a court order delaying the vote, but the governor-general ignored it.
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Taking this all into account, delaying the Aramco IPO until 2019 could be an astute move.
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Studies have found that female educational enrolment is strongly associated with delaying cohabitation, marriage and childbirth.
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Generally, they're delaying buying a house by around seven years as a result, the report found.
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And increased antifraud screening has resulted in delaying refunds for hundreds of thousands of honest taxpayers.
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Depending upon the weather outside, their exposure to the elements is limited by delaying their loading.
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Food stamps: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new eligibility requirements for food stamps.
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On Wednesday Abdullah's office criticized the election commission for delaying the release of the certified numbers.
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"Delaying vaccines only leaves our nation's citizens at risk of disease, particularly children," the letter reads.
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Trucks: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is delaying new training requirements for entry-level truck drivers.
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That came after Beijing had already tightened checks on currency conversions, delaying a number of deals.
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Here's what is happening: Retirement: The Department of Labor is delaying the Obama-era fiduciary rule.
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Early in February, Trump signed an executive order delaying the implementation of the DOL fiduciary rule.
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NASA announced yesterday that its highly anticipated James Webb Space Telescope is delaying its launch — again.
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Here's what is happening: Navy: The Pentagon is delaying Obama-era environmental rules for Navy ships.
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Many of these vacancies are considered judicial emergencies, causing overloaded dockets and delaying justice for many.
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But after a suite of North Korean bomb and missile tests it is no longer delaying.
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Delaying the referendum might suit the government's purposes (though not Mr Maduro's) better than derailing it.
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For others, it could mean delaying retirement or making substantial changes to their planned retirement lifestyle.
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Here's what is happening: Diesel: The Department of Labor is delaying its examination of underground mines.
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Also, the study found most people who are delaying or skipping care actually have health insurance.
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But HTT has yet to submit its environmental review application, which is delaying its building process.
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It is time for fair minded senators to join the president in challenging the delaying tactics.
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Raised with a more individualistic culture, younger adults are delaying romantic partnerships, cohabitation, and having children.
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President Donald Trump this month announced a truce, delaying additional tariffs that were due in October.
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The UK government is delaying plans to introduce compulsory age checks for people accessing porn online.
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They also cautioned that trading off patients could impede care by delaying tests or interrupting procedures.
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Barr had already come under criticism from Democrats for delaying the release of Mueller's full report.
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Here's what is happening: Airplanes: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is delaying new rules for airlines.
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More than 30 Republicans forced their way into the hearing, delaying it for about five hours.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency rules for compressors.
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Delaying the corporate rate cut to 2019 could save $100 billion or more, the Post reported.
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Becerra argued the EPA had no legal basis for delaying implementation and enforcement of the regulation.
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She pushed back on the suggestion that disagreements in the Democratic caucus were delaying her legislation.
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She was criticized for delaying investigations into members of her own party, the New Progressive Party.
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Investors also shrugged off the government delaying the release of a tax reform bill until Thursday.
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The company has also reportedly considered delaying some iOS 14 features until 2021 to improve performance.
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Germany then went on to win in a shootout, 5-4, delaying France's coming-out party.
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By limiting the first stage to Najaf, the ministry is also delaying construction in Anbar itself.
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A letter sent by Whitefish to PREPA and seen by CNN accuses PREPA of delaying payments.
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The committee is also delaying its March 28 hearing, a decision infuriating Democrats on the committee.
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David Nicholas, a BP spokesman, said the company was in agreement with Woodside on delaying Browse.
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Murkowski told CNN on Sunday night that the committee "might" have to consider delaying Kavanaugh's vote.
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The Trump administration is delaying Obama-era requirements aimed at making school meals healthier for kids.
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Culp offered only a scant forecast, however, delaying details for a meeting to be scheduled soon.
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Conservatives used the same tactics for delaying action on acid rain in the '80s, for example.
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The research certainly suggests that Bialik is right — delaying that first bath could benefit a baby.
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Universal said it was delaying "F9," the next film in the lucrative Fast and Furious franchise.
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Procrastination is delaying a task even though you expect that delay to come at a cost.
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I've already put another 500 billion in the economy as a result of delaying Tax Day.
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Mr. Rajapaksa and his supporters say Mr. Wickremesinghe's government has behaved unconstitutionally by delaying provincial elections.
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But there's a catch: The payment plans may be only delaying foreclosures, rather than preventing them.
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There are many claims that should be valid enough to yield injunctions delaying construction and spending.
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""This could also mean delaying fund raising and looking to existing investors to provide bridge funding.
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Jon S. Corzine canceled the 2006 hunt by delaying state regulations authorizing the coming bear seasons.
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The novel coronavirus is being blamed for delaying the release of Nikon's D6 sports-photography camera.
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"I am not delaying the bill like (House Speaker) Nancy Pelosi did last week," Massie wrote.
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"You are delaying the disposition of this court," Capco-Umali told the pair over Islam's objections.
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Some whisper that the government is intentionally delaying the funerals, as a way to lower tensions.
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Any setbacks in introducing congestion pricing would risk delaying vital improvements to public transit, she said.
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Here's what is happening: Banking: The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is delaying new banking disclosures.
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So businesses can react to it, for instance, by delaying spending plans until the storm passes.
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And score one for any parent bearing down on the hard road of delaying a smartphone.
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President Trump's Transportation Department is again delaying Obama-era training requirements for truck and bus drivers.
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"The ocean is delaying our punishment," said Josh Willis, an oceanographer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
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President Donald Trump this month announced a truce, delaying additional tariffs that were due in October.
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A key component is delaying Social Security payments until age 70, which could mean working longer.
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In delaying the rollout, Zocdoc says it's listening to customers and taking into account their concerns.
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Companies are putting off share buybacks, delaying capital investments and waiting to spend on business development.
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There's a lot of fuss about how Millennials are delaying a bunch of sacred relationship steps.
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"The Federal Reserve is encountering issues, which is delaying ACH files," VyStar said in a tweet.
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Delaying payment for tax cuts would run bigger deficits, more debt and make people worse off.
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Analysts have viewed every setback to the health-care bill as delaying the party's broader agenda.
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Samsung responded by delaying the April launch of the device, which went on sale in September.
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For many people, delaying or supplementing Social Security proves tricky due to minimal or nonexistent savings.
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There is more bipartisan support for delaying two other taxes on medical devices and health insurance.
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By delaying the choice of our nominee, the party's chances of winning in November are crippled.
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As part of the reconsideration, the EPA is delaying enforcement of the provision by 90 days.
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"Preventing, refusing, and delaying FIR registration impedes access to justice at the very beginning," they added.
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Keep in mind that if you file for an extension, you&aposre also delaying your refund.
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"We're delaying the vote strictly to get all the facts out on the table," Grassley said.
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The Organic Trade Association filed a lawsuit in September against the USDA for delaying the rule.
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But House Speaker Pelosi is delaying the process for now and withholding the articles of impeachment.
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O went public on Friday after delaying its IPO by a day and cutting its price.
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It also said it was delaying the effective date of this rule during the reconsideration period.
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Are you worried that by delaying people's commutes, XR pisses them off and risks alienating them?
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Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC that delaying a trade deal could take leverage from China.
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Occasionally lawmakers have entered a standoff over a single issue, delaying agreement and forcing a shutdown.
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"Where people make mistakes is by delaying their entry into the market," the planner told me.
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The agency, led by Obama appointees however, performed poorly, delaying the project and running up costs.
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"Whenever possible, avoiding delaying pregnancy to a more advanced age would be advisable," St-Onge added.
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"Delaying your cash flow for like a week or longer?" said Forrester Research analyst Sucharita Mulpuru.
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However, if your weaker credit is going to persist, consider delaying the purchase if you can.
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Many are delaying childbearing to finish school and start careers, just like other American-born women.
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They blocked the street outside one venue, delaying Trump and forcing him to enter on foot.
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She has negotiated terms for Britain's departure but has found them rejected by British lawmakers, delaying Brexit.
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He still hasn't signed his rookie contract, and that could be delaying the signing of pick Nos.
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Waiting until your full retirement age, or delaying benefits beyond that, results in a bigger monthly check.
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Meantime, storm debris also closed the airfield at Kansas City International Airport, delaying flights, the airport said.
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Several lawmakers have proposals that involve delaying Brexit to win more time to break the parliamentary deadlock.
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Speaking at the White House on Monday, Trump repeated an earlier pledge to consider delaying the count.
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That includes delaying vendor payments as long as possible, he said, which is usually about 60 days.
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The U.S. Department of Defense itself advocated only specifically targeted steel tariffs, and delaying aluminum duties altogether.
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A spokesman for Britain's Foreign Office said there was no policy of delaying visas for Russian diplomats.
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This could go on for months, maybe even years if America puts up with the delaying tactics.
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He would say that the Democrats are obstructing and delaying so that he can't get anything done.
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The judge denied Depp's request to impose a $100,000 sanction on Heard for allegedly delaying the proceeding.
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"Delaying @RealDonaldTrump's #MuslimBan for press coverage proves that his order is about politics not security," she tweeted.
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The tricky work of divvying up the three business segments of Embraer had been delaying the deal.
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He said everyone is in agreement on having one visa but technical hurdles are delaying its implementation.
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Instead it made things much, much worse, significantly delaying the results and making Democratic voters understandably nervous.
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The World Health Organization also advised couples living in areas with Zika transmission to consider delaying pregnancy.
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Even by considering its own system, it was delaying the adoption of faster payments by more banks.
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Changing careers, even if it means delaying retirement, may be the most satisfying move you've ever made.
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I have seen zero shift in the big picture strategy and tactics around delaying any climate legislation.
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His heartfelt apology included a mea culpa to the court for delaying the trial by 45 minutes.
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The FAA said staffing shortages were delaying flights at Newark Liberty International Airport and Philadelphia International airport.
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LG is delaying the launch of its first 5G handset, the LG V50 ThinQ, in South Korea.
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PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds is delaying Chinese qualifiers until further notice due to health concerns over the coronavirus outbreak.
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The impeachment hearings will drive the parties further apart, delaying yet further the urgent business of governing.
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Sonos is delaying support for Google Assistant until 2019, the company announced in a blog post today.
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Tim Zins later clarified to CNN that Vaughn wasn't "fighting with officers, but more … delaying the investigation."
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The best explanation seems to be that French women, like others in Europe, are delaying having children.
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Video The newlyweds are delaying their honeymoon and haven't said when and where they will be going.
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"Delaying the vote on leadership positions is the necessary first step to have that conversation," he said.
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The fire's change of direction caught the companies by surprise, delaying a much-needed return to production.
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Last Friday, a person familiar with the discussions said the Justice Department was considering delaying the meeting.
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The company is delaying shipments of its latest flagship until it can do more quality control testing.
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The WHO last month advised pregnant women to consider delaying travel to areas where Zika is spreading.
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Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is delaying the $195 million aid package in a rather inventive way.
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They also cited concerns of China delaying reviews of major global chip deals due to Sino-U.
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Morrissey plays it straight, taking on lead vocal duties and occasionally dragging a line out, delaying herself.
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Home Capital, which is delaying its earnings results, saw its shares fall 113 percent to C$6.84.
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That became clear when, earlier this week, Samsung announced it was delaying the release of the phone.
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Additionally, delaying when you start taking Social Security means a bigger payout when you do take distributions.
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In short: Delaying a vote on the bill doesn't change the basic political dynamics of the bill.
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The agency is also delaying energy conservation standards for ceiling fans and construction standards for federal buildings.
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Rather, it was about misleading the public on global warming and thus delaying efforts to combat it.
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Here's what is happening: Trucks: The Department of Transportation (DOT) is delaying new speed restrictions for trucks.
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The imminent end of file and suspend also means another benefit from delaying claims is going away.
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Delaying childbirth to a later age and obesity partly explain the increased incidence of preeclampsia, researchers say.
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Colombia and Ecuador have also recommended delaying pregnancy, but not for such a long period of time.
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Many utility-scale project developers are delaying projects due to tight solar panel supplies, the report said.
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Various ways of delaying or preventing concrete cancer, as this corrosion is known colloquially, have been tried.
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"Some crushers in the south have already started delaying cargoes to reduce pressure on stocks," he said.
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Some infectious disease experts, however, said delaying pregnancy is the only sure way to prevent birth defects.
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Daley has accused local authorities of mishandling the investigation and delaying the administration of a rape kit.
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Despite McConnell's efforts, delaying the nomination (and confirmation) of Scalia's replacement until after the election seems unlikely.
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"Delaying the program is worth doing if it is part of some broader diplomatic strategy," said Lewis.
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The League has previously backed the reform in parliament, but now says it is a delaying tactic.
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Since his death, the Hernandez Rojas family has been subjected to delaying tactics and refusals to prosecute.
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But the agency is delaying the rule for 85033 days, as required by Trump's moratorium on regulations.
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Here's what is happening: Mines: The Department of Labor is delaying new workplace safety standards for miners.
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Student-loan borrowers are also delaying or refraining from buying a house, because they can't afford it.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Delaying a revamped North American Free Trade Agreement is actually a win-win-win.
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They are happy with the truce, and those who were delaying their marriages are getting married now.
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Airlines and leasing companies are using planes longer and delaying orders for new aircraft, the publication said.
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Here are some things about delaying menopause and handling symptoms you should know right off the bat.
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Worse, the prince arrived 45 minutes late, delaying Mr. Ban's schedule for the rest of the day.
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This week, however, Bloomberg reported that US officials are delaying a decision on whether to grant licenses.
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The government has bought some time by delaying a parliamentary vote on the matter until next year.
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Reagan was accused of delaying the release of Americans held hostage by Iran until he was elected.
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Here's what is happening: Railroads: The Federal Railroad Administration (FRA) is delaying new safety rules for trains.
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Ukraine's VAT rate stands at 20 percent and delaying the refund affects businesses' liquidity and production processes.
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And some of the maintenance occurs outside Afghanistan, delaying the return of the aircraft to active service.
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Here's what is happening: Onions: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying new standards for onions.
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Endangered: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is delaying new conservation regulations that would protect endangered species.
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Apple said on Friday that it's delaying the launch of its HomePod smart speaker until next year.
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Some analysts said discussion over these so-called bioequivalence standards could be a factor delaying generic Advair.
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It then infuriated congressional Republicans by delaying its application until after the nuclear deal went into effect.
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"The Senate is performing its constitutional responsibility" in delaying the process until a new president takes office.
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The Trump administration is coming under fire from health groups for delaying an ObamaCare rule for restaurants.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is delaying a vote on Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh until next week.
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Delaying exposure to alcohol, then, could make young adults less prepared to deal with drinking in college.
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"I see the executive orders… as basically a delaying tactic," argued David Dollar, a Brookings Institutiontrade expert.
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Last week, his call for an FBI investigation proved decisive, delaying the confirmation vote by one week.
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And this time, Axios has heard that Apple is delaying some features to work on quality issues.
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The benefits of delaying until 70 outweigh the costs if you live past 82, according to Hall.
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And Mr. Kaine presided over 11 executions as governor, delaying some but granting clemency only once. Mrs.
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He said delaying the peak of infections was vital to ensure treatment of those in critical condition.
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For those able and willing to work longer, the financial rewards from delaying retirement can be substantial.
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Government election officials were accused of purposely delaying the opening of some polling stations in opposition strongholds.
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This month, a court said the Environmental Protection Agency had broken the law by delaying smog protections.
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Another snowstorm made its belated way in on Wednesday, delaying the subways, shutting down the schools. Me?
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The burning bus was about 15 miles from the rescue team's base, he said, delaying their response.
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To this end, France and Germany can't punish them for supporting the US by delaying EU membership.
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Back on August 13, he pleased financial markets by delaying previously scheduled tariff increases until after Christmas.
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Disney is delaying Mulan's release due to the coronavirus pandemic spreading across the world, according to Variety.
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Disney is delaying Mulan's release due to the coronavirus pandemic spreading across the world, according to Variety.
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Delaying would create confusion by upending the one Election Day that Americans have collectively observed since 1845.
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They cautioned, however, that no country had volunteered to host the entity, which was delaying the process.
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Mr. Flynn promptly took up the offer, delaying a decision on his fate at least until March.
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In 2014, Mr. Prabowo filed a protest against the election result, delaying the official announcement for months.
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But they only succeed in delaying colonization of ship hulls, said Lars Heepe, a professor of biomechanics.
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He said delaying the peak of infections was vital to ensure treatment of those in critical condition.
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Saad Hariri is back home in Lebanon — and now says he's delaying his resignation as prime minister.
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Stocks rallied on Tuesday with news that the United States was delaying some tariffs from taking effect.
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That includes delaying loan repayment deadlines and cutting interest rates, as well as providing more credit lines.
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Mr. Trump has had a career-long pattern of delaying and muting his criticism of white nationalism.
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By delaying 5G deployment, the United States risks losing out on the benefits of that rapid growth.
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The problem for McConnell is that delaying the discussion of substantive problems won't make them go away.
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Reince Priebus, the White House chief of staff, argued against it, delaying — but not overruling — the decision.
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Samsung responded by delaying the April launch of the device, which went on sale in September 2019.
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The idea was that, since Trump badly wanted to be acquitted, delaying the trial would infuriate him.
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Simonds said in a statement on Wednesday that she has no interest in delaying the process further.
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Southern Railways said an 8-ft icicle in a tunnel was delaying services between Gatwick and Brighton.
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The person in back kept delaying, testing the auctioneer's voice and patience, before ratcheting the price farther.
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That meant they'd have to call in the results instead, possibly delaying the results by several hours.
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Delaying and obstructing President-elect Trump's cabinet selections or his judicial nominees is not a winning strategy.
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Even more to the point, what would be the impact of delaying the construction of those barriers?
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Here's what is happening: Buildings: The Department of Energy is delaying new efficiency standards for federal buildings.
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President Trump claims Nancy Pelosi has intentionally undermined Bernie Sanders's presidential campaign by delaying the impeachment trial.
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"The law is cracking down on those that are delaying the treatment of the children," he continued.
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It would hone in like a laser on the problem of unjustified delaying tactics that thwart competition.
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Shock: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is delaying a move to ban some electrical stimulation devices.
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In acts of civic resistance, protesters have taken up space in stations, sometimes disrupting or delaying services.
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Republicans argue there is no benefit in delaying something they don't want to spend time on anyway.
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That is, every setback for the Obamacare overhaul is seen as delaying the party's broader fiscal agenda.
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The competition with Russia has not stopped President Emmanuel Macron of France from delaying European Union expansion.
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They said Democrats were delaying and prolonging the reviews, raising procedural objections without changing the likely outcome.
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Delaying regulation lets the coal industry eke out a bit more profits before succumbing to market forces.
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By delaying marriage, kids, and moving into their own place, millennials are reinventing the typical American family.
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These philanthropic gestures: Are they distracting from, and delaying a reckoning with, deeper problems they themselves exacerbate?
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Really, it was true for any major financial decision: delaying decisions often leaves you unprotected and unprofitable.
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On the flip side, nine in 22019 said that delaying tax reform would hurt the U.S. economy.
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PK on Friday joined its "yieldcos" in delaying earnings report for the second-quarter ended June 30.
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It could drastically delay the certification process for new planes, thus delaying manufacturing, sales, delivery, and revenue.
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We don't recall Republicans expressing concern over delaying a confirmation when they were blocking Judge Merrick Garland.
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Like many of us, they're delaying major milestones—buying a house, getting married—because of student debt.
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It's highly unlikely that that effort will succeed in doing anything more than briefly delaying his confirmation.
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But before they do, they spend a while delaying the inevitable by keeping her on a leash.
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And, lawyers representing the families will likely file motions to reopen their immigration cases, delaying their deportations significantly.
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However, Republicans said they weren't convinced the delaying tactics from incoming Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer would succeed.
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Some temporarily unpaid Transportation Security Administration workers are calling out sick, which is delaying lines at some airports.
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Across the European Union, people are delaying or even refusing vaccines, contributing to a rise in disease outbreaks.
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Or, if you must act on it, try delaying it until there's a natural break in the conversation.
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Also, Southwest Airlines needs federal approval to begin service to Hawaii, and the shutdown is delaying that plan.
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The White House strongly disputes that it is behind, pointing the finger at Democrats for delaying the process.
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Samsung's been mostly quiet on the Fold front after recalling review units and indefinitely delaying the phone's release.
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In a question and answer session later, he suggested delaying the expected rate hike until January, Reuters said.
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But by Tuesday, the White House had slowed its roll, delaying a planned action on cybersecurity accountability indefinitely.
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Delaying vaccines does not offer any known benefits to children, according to the American Academy of Pediatrics (PDF).
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Since then there have been concerns that others may also take a similar step, delaying the resolution process.
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The couple then revealed that they hadn't actually canceled their celebration, they were just delaying it until Saturday.
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Nonetheless, state utility EDF said it was delaying planned maintenance outages at two nuclear reactors by a week.
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Delaying the printing process is possible, but expensive, the Census Bureau's chief scientist told a court last year.
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Unfortunately, the retirement strategy of delaying planning is the path of least resistance, chosen by millions of Americans.
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" Days later, when asked about delaying Brexit, the prime minister said: "I'd rather be dead in a ditch.
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Last year, Abbvie reached a settlement with Amgen Inc, delaying Amgen's cheaper biosimilar version of Humira until Jan.
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Ubisoft fell nearly 16% after cutting its profit guidance and delaying the release for some triple-A games.
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"Delaying retirement, even if for a few years, can significantly increase the eventual retirement income," the report notes.
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One Addis-based diplomat said delaying the vote might fuel tensions instead of buying time to cool them.
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He has since modified that directive, delaying duties on some of the more consumer-sensitive areas until December.
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The ACLU asked the judge for an order delaying deportations for one week once a family is reunited.
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Others include delaying tests, changing grades and manipulating the registration process to gain an advantage over other students.
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Following Kavanaugh's hearing, the FBI conducted a week-long investigation into the allegations, further delaying his confirmation vote.
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Women are also delaying having children as more of them enter the workforce, according to a government analysis.
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But the new rules ease up on those, delaying two of the targets and eliminating the third altogether.
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However, they will need more senators to join them to force Republican leaders' hand in delaying a vote.
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Gazmuri said some government officials had opposed the initiative, delaying its approval and causing headaches for her group.
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Still, while Trump's victory helped stocks this month, at least one tech company may be delaying going public.
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Last year, Abbvie reached a settlement with Amgen Inc , delaying Amgen's cheaper biosimilar version of Humira until Jan.
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"Delaying the next hike will eventually lead to not being able to deliver it at all," Barclays said.
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Reports suggest Apple is delaying some major iOS additions, and planning to root out bugs from its software.
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Reports suggest Apple is delaying some major iOS features, and planning to fix bugs in its software instead.
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In 2016 a Supreme Court judge recused himself from hearing her appeal, delaying proceedings until earlier this year.
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The judge had denied Depp's request to impose a $100,000 sanction on Heard for allegedly delaying the proceeding.
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The judge had denied Depp's request to impose a $100,000 sanction on Heard for allegedly delaying the proceeding.
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Turkish manufacturers supply vital components; replacing them would take up to two years, delaying deliveries to other allies.
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Those with bad credit should resist consolidating debt to stay afloat; you may just be delaying the inevitable.
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Kinder Morgan halted all non-essential work on the project in April, delaying the build for several months.
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In June 2017, Interior Secretary Zinke announced that the department was delaying industry-compliance requirements under the rule.
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The French government initially responded by announcing (on December 4) that it was delaying the planned fuel tax.
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That meant that delaying their mortgage payment was the only way to stay afloat, according to the study.
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The union had accused London Underground of delaying proposals for new working conditions including a four-day week.
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Last month, new Defense Secretary James Mattis said he was delaying enactment of a plan for further study.
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The monarch and her husband Prince Philip have been feeling ill throughout the holidays, delaying their usual traditions.
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J.C. Penney for instance, is temporarily delaying some store closings because of better-than-expected sales, she said.
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The British pound vaulted after Prime Minister Theresa May offered lawmakers the chance to vote on delaying Brexit.
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Here's what is happening: Consumers: The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is delaying new standards for protecting customer information.
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This process, in addition to delaying when results are announced, also became the focus of a Republican lawsuit.
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If they increase spending, they must offset it somewhere else, perhaps by delaying the repeal of Obamacare's taxes.
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Sony — Sony is delaying the release of its PlayStation VR until October, four months later than originally scheduled.
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While the government will penalize you for taking your ex's benefit early, it won't reward you for delaying.
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Sanders supporters accused party officials of delaying and ultimately stonewalling their effort to field a challenger to Kaine.
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However, opposition lawmakers and centrist President Klaus Iohannis could challenge the changes at the Constitutional Court, delaying enforcement.
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Senior members of the ruling party have criticized Toader in recent weeks for delaying passage of the decrees.
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Here's what is happening: Prepaid: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) is delaying new rules for prepaid cards.
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There's much more he can do beyond delaying regulations to meet his goal of weakening America's environmental policies.
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"Delaying the repairs until after startup would raise issues about reactor safety during the transition period," ASN said.
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But late last night ET, Musk tweeted that the company was delaying the announcement to this Wednesday instead.
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Analysts reckon if May's deal or the amendment delaying Brexit pass, sterling could rally another 5-10 percent.
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A filibuster is a tactic for delaying a vote indefinitely that basically involves senators refusing to stop talking.
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The "taper tantrum" ended up delaying the Fed's planned return to a more normal stance of monetary policy.
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Livestock: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is again delaying Obama-era rules for livestock and poultry farmers.
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Even on Wednesday, as Moss considers delaying his approaching imprisonment date, Papadopoulos criticized the Mueller investigation on Twitter.
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The service provides users with an assessment of KVA implications before a trade is executed without delaying activity.
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But a check that is 15 percent higher from delaying just two years could make a huge difference.
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He pledged in February to lead a "multistage" lawsuit against Pruitt for delaying a major water pollution rule.
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Several top Democrats, including Schumer, are delaying meeting with Kavanaugh until they make progress on a documents deal.
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Here's what is happening: Finance: The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) is delaying new rules for swap dealers.
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The phone maker is delaying shipments of the device to perform more quality control tests on the device.
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IEX has been designed to mitigate the impact of high-frequency trading by delaying trades by 350 microseconds.
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Rand Paul (R-Ky.) caused a brief government shutdown by delaying a similar vote past its midnight deadline.
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Here's what is happening: Efficiency: The Department of Energy (DOE) is delaying new efficiency rules for residential furnaces.
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We need to devote far more attention and resources to preventing and delaying chronic diseases and functional decline.
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Many Baby Boomers, meanwhile, are delaying retirement and staying in their current homes longer as well, McLaughlin says.
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Republicans in Hassan's legislature had held up the state budget for weeks, delaying Hassan's entry into the race.
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Big multi-nationals are delaying planned investments because of what they see as Saudi Arabia's and MBS' instability.
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The effect Protzko can't explain is the other: as to why kids are getting better at delaying gratification.
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She headlined the festival in 2018, after delaying for a year when she became pregnant with her twins.
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Kerry also chided the Senate for delaying Brian Egan, Obama's nominee to be the State Department's legal adviser.
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Some countries will require parliamentary approval for any troop increase, delaying a possible decision on additional military commitments.
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The Federal Reserve is already delaying adoption of real time payments as it considers launching its own system.
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The airline said that problems not being caught ended up slowing down the production process, delaying test flights.
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The officer, hoping that by speaking out he could provoke needed change, wound up delaying the scheduled interview.
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In turn, the state's legislature has often assisted the company in delaying excavation of coal ash storage sites.
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At first, opponents of the rule were pleased that DOL would be delaying the rule for further study.
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Some senior Houthi health officials have been known to object to vaccinations, delaying the campaign, aid workers say.
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Instead, their goal remains delaying Mr. Farr's nomination and throwing everything against the wall, hoping something will stick.
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Ms. Park's new lawyer requested time to review the case, delaying official questioning in the influence-peddling scandal.
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The result is that many are delaying retirement or adjusting retirement plans to make up for the deficiency.
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Trucks loaded with soybeans bound for northern ports were stuck in the mud, delaying at least 11 vessels.
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The event comes amid reports he is canceling or delaying upcoming rallies in at least three other states.
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"His leverage isn't in delaying supporting Clinton or refusing to acknowledge that she'll be the nominee," Welch said.
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Delaying it until next year would mean that Mr. Maduro's vice president would serve as president until 2019.
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The company said on its status website that since last Friday, high transaction volumes were delaying wire transfers.
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This action is needed in order to preserve patient access to necessary medical equipment by delaying reimbursement cuts.
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But in the long run, the benefits from delaying an expensive rule can add up to a lot.
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Opponents say he has become a dictator, jailing opponents, sidelining the opposition-led congress and delaying local elections.
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Delaying the fiduciary rule means that workers and retirees will lose out on hundreds of millions of dollars.
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She claims that he retaliated against her when she rebuffed his advances by delaying and impeding her work.
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One approach is to simply start spending down traditional I.R.A. accounts first — perhaps while delaying taking Social Security.
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Rain is delaying the German harvest and means some rapeseed is suffering from fungal diseases and pest attacks.
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Richards was initially charged with inciting a riot, child endangerment, delaying and obstructing peace officers, and felony lynching.
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We even contemplated not making the game… I was going to say, did you contemplate delaying the game?
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He chided Dems for delaying Cabinet confirmations, specifically citing Chao, Carson, and Haley as "unbelievably qualified" consensus nominees.
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On Monday, Russia announced that it was delaying a parliamentary vote on a plan to restrict American imports.
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" Mullins, however, says those "false promises" will only "line the pockets of coal executives while delaying the inevitable.
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Absent full repeal of these taxes, the best path forward should be delaying as many taxes as possible.
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John Bel Edwards signed an executive order delaying his state's primary, originally scheduled for April 4, until June.
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Additionally, Ohio's governor on Monday recommended delaying the state's primary, which is set to take place on Tuesday.
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A drawn-out diplomatic process will be good for Beijing, delaying the possibility of war on its border.
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Delaying retirement (even if for just a few years), for example, can significantly increase your eventual retirement income.
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Employers may pass on higher costs to consumers or compensate by cutting work hours, delaying hiring or downsizing.
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Regardless of how this shakes out, there's a question of just how much this is delaying the inevitable.
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Fearful of what may come next, businesspeople are delaying plans to expand their factories or hire new workers.
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Delaying and refusing vaccines, however, can increase a child's risk of disease as well as vaccine-preventable outbreaks.
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Trade groups have suggested delaying implementation of the rules beyond May 2020 or faster designation of notified bodies.
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The downsides of delaying start times Negative responses to later start times are rare, but they do happen.
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New research evaluates the effectiveness of China's travel bans in Wuhan in delaying the spread of the coronavirus.
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As a practical matter, delaying that jurisdictional reckoning until after class certification is a boon to class counsel.
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He also said he would consider delaying his meeting with Mr. Rosenstein to focus on Judge Kavanaugh's proceedings.
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American military officials do not like suspending the exercises because, they say, delaying them can affect military readiness.
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All options, from suspension to cancellation to delaying events like the Euros for a year, will be discussed.
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"Delaying chemotherapy out of a fear of coronavirus is a total misunderstanding of risks and gains," he says.
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The dispute left the ownership of the collection in limbo for more than a year, delaying the exhibitions.
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Mr. Duda signed the law in February and then sent it to the court for review, delaying implementation.
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They've dipped into one of the IRAs, the retiree said, but they're delaying taking Social Security for now.
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But this year, the agency has proposed delaying compliance and rescinding tougher underwriting requirements that lenders would face.
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This was most likely the result of taxpayers' delaying their tax filings in anticipation of big tax cuts.
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Critics of the new policies say they could put lives at risk by delaying rescues in Libyan waters.
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Loan payments are keeping young people from getting on with life, delaying marriage and homeownership, other data show.
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Here's what is happening: Dolphins: The National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) is delaying protections for Hawaiian spinner dolphins.
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Current and former officials said Friday that the Trump administration was delaying its plan to issue the order.
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Instead it decided to provide banks with even more liquidity and delaying a rate increase until next year.
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But the proposal's increase in games and cap on revenue sharing have split the players, delaying their vote.
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I worried about the risks to him and his friends and suggested delaying the release of the document.
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The Panthers have a bye in Week 20213, delaying the former MVP's earliest potential return date to Oct.
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Contractors there publicly lament the shortage because it is costing them business and revenue, and delaying hurricane recovery.
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But dealing with the threat Iran poses has always required more than just delaying their nuclear weapons programs.
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The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) is again delaying its review of Sinclair Broadcast Group's acquisition of Tribune Media.
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Here's what is happening: Emissions: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is delaying emission standards for composite wood products.
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His generals had given him the option of delaying a day, but Mr. Trump chose not to wait.
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The United States followed suit by delaying tariffs on certain Chinese goods from October 1 to October 15.
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Mattis is already delaying the new enlistment rules for six months as he reviews the Pentagon's transgender policy.
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A fight over that or the budget could be a hurdle, delaying efforts to get to tax reform.
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But Paul surprised them all by digging in his heels and delaying a vote until 1:85033 a.m.
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"If you compound the benefits of working plus delaying Social Security, you will get the most," he added.
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Vermont legislators this month killed a measure that would have legalized pot, delaying any further consideration until January.
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Later, House Republicans homed in on the IRS for delaying applications for nonprofit status from politically conservative organizations.
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Offices lose out on revenue, and delaying care can lead to more expensive treatments later on, Black said.
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Millennials are more open to talking about money and delaying life milestones partially because they're grappling with debt.
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Last month, the two leaders bought time by delaying the government's formation for 100 days beyond that deadline.
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The second issue involves the role the White House lawyers played in delaying the whistleblower's complaint to Congress.
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Last year, the bureau reported that student loan servicers are delaying or denying borrowers access to the program.
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My refusal to admit I was lost ended up delaying the project's launch and affected my entire team.
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Separately, US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross told CNBC that delaying a trade deal could take leverage from China.
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The president has made the right decision in delaying withdrawal from Syria, but he needs to go further.
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At that time, it's possible that lawmakers will try to pass another funding measure, delaying the deadline again.
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Trump on Monday accused Democrats of delaying tactics and urged for a quick conclusion to the impeachment process.
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The northern grain belt states are dealing with high rainfall and a snowstorm, delaying their harvest, Reuters reports.
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They're likely to take new steps to limit Democratic delaying tactics, The Washington Post's Seung Min Kim reports.
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Delaying the debt-ceiling fight into 2018 also pushes it into the heart of the midterm election campaign.
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He continued to release hits as his lawyers filed motion after motion, delaying the trial for six years.
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However, some hospitals may not have immediate access to a neurologist, delaying care exactly when it's needed most.
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No one doubts delaying gratification is an important life skill, and one that squirmy kids need to master.
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So they've lobbied for the TPP to include rules delaying the introduction of generic drugs into the market.
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By not sending an adequate representative, Google won't avoid having to address these issues; they're simply delaying it.
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Cluster headache is so rare that some doctors, even neurologists, aren't familiar with the symptoms, delaying the process.
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Malaysia Smelting Corp Bhd (MSC) is delaying shipments to customers, sources with direct knowledge of the matter said.
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Kay Ivey announced Wednesday the state is delaying primary runoff elections that were scheduled for later this month until July 14 because of concerns about coronavirus, delaying the GOP Senate runoff between former Attorney General Jeff Sessions and former Auburn University football coach Tommy Tuberville for more than three months.
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During economic downturns, businesses are often reluctant to cut wages, delaying necessary economic adjustments, because workers hate wage cuts.
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The company had given no specific reason for delaying its original report, saying only that it needed more time.
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However, every president since has signed a waiver delaying the move, citing congressional overreach and U.S. national security interests.
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Bob Corker — had proposed delaying the budget to give the GOP more time to figure out its replacement package.
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CoreCivic has long been accused of abuse and mismanagement for delaying medical care for inmates and operating unsanitary facilities.
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Samsung responded by delaying the April launch of the device, and has yet to announce a new ship date.
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And it told customers it would begin delaying the availability of the hottest blockbusters for their first two weeks.
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It laid off most of its 600 workers at the project, saying the government had been delaying necessary permits.
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He stayed with her after the accident, delaying their wedding but eventually making it down the aisle in 2011.
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Changing or delaying a kid's vaccine schedule is not recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics unless medically necessary.
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Second, expectations matter: in delaying selection, top-performing countries suggest to all pupils that they can achieve high standards.
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Legal implications aside, there are also political consequences of delaying the U.K.'s departure beyond the month of May.
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Carriers have scrapped their expansion plans as the grounding continues, repeatedly delaying its expected return to service into 2020.
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" Later, Samsung confirmed that it was delaying the launch, and will announce the new date "in the coming weeks.
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Spanos, believing the offer was a delaying tactic meant to keep the Chargers out of Los Angeles, ignored it.
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The project was originally Kickstarter-funded, but CastAR returned backers' money after getting outside funding and delaying its release.
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Depending on other aspects of your finances, she said, extra years of tuition payments could also mean delaying retirement.
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Delaying the release of a phone so close to its original shipping date is bound to cause some confusion.
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Tighe claims the NFL has been trying to find ways to avoid paying claims, and unreasonably delaying the process.
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Questions about reasons for delaying college, however, were not included in their more recent studies conducted in 2012-2014.
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