Stated differently, soliciting comments on whether to continue a postponement is not a substitute for taking comments on the initial postponement decision.
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"We asked for the postponement of talks, only a postponement until the conditions are right," Mohammad al-Aboud, a member of the negotiating team, told Reuters.
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The IMF did not give a reason for the postponement.
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She declined to comment on the reason for the postponement.
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The statement did not give a reason for the postponement.
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Mattis has said the postponement was due to logistical concerns.
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Some private economists said a postponement was even more likely.
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That is the third postponement in less than a year.
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It could also lead to a postponement of the Dec.
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A snowstorm forced the postponement of Monday's scheduled series opener.
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Given the chaos, the courts would surely order a postponement.
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The game was a makeup of an April 21 postponement.
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A postponement in Ohio could extend the Democratic primary, however.
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There is precedent for postponement, although it is very rare.
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The men's postponement was not a surprise to the competitors.
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U.S.A. Swimming and U.S.A. Track & Field called for a postponement.
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The postponement deals a setback to Apple in several ways.
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However, after a short postponement, Sunday's launch was called off.
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Pitching coach Mickey Callaway said the postponement saved the bullpen.
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ECCC's postponement follows Facebook's recent decision to cancel its annual developer convention over coronavirus concerns, as well as the postponement of the Game Developers Conference in San Francisco from March to later this summer.
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The contest was a makeup game from a May 3 postponement.
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Reuters had reported the postponement of the ruling earlier on Thursday.
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A week later, reports of bad weather led to another postponement.
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The postponement has sparked an outcry among some Malaysian film fans.
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Analysts say the postponement could disrupt Nigeria's economic and market rebound.
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California and New Mexico recently sued Interior for this illegal postponement.
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Sunday's postponement had officials scrabbling to put together a new schedule.
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The election postponement may spark protests that could quickly turn bloody.
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Go deeper: China tariffs will hit fall shoppers despite Trump's postponement
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There was therefore no requirement to communicate its postponement, EDF said.
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This story has been updated to reflect the trade meeting's postponement.
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USA TRACK AND FIELD FEDERATION CALLS FOR POSTPONEMENT OF TOKYO OLYMPICS
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"It had to be done," Carstanjen said of the Derby postponement.
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Go deeper: China tariffs will hit fall shoppers despite Trump's postponement
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It's not clear who on the board pressed for the postponement.
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And for defendants in jail, a postponement is devastating, Ms. Simonson said.
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Neither the plaintiffs in the lawsuit nor J.P. Morgan opposed the postponement.
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Apple did not give a reason for the postponement on its website.
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Alibaba "does not see the postponement as a blow", the person added.
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Alibaba "does not see the postponement as a blow," the person added.
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The tour postponement comes on the heels of some recent Minaj controversies.
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" "For example, Canada and Mexico also have the postponement until June 1.
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She is currently working with her orthopedic surgeon who recommended the postponement.
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Dianne Feinstein, called for a postponement in a letter to chairman Sen.
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The postponement is the second for the Yankees at home this week.
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But he did not ask for a postponement of the election itself.
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It sought an emergency session to revise the agenda, or a postponement.
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The European Union is also calling for a postponement of the elections.
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"The Commission can see good reasons to accept a postponement," he said.
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A subsequent postponement, until April 1, did little to stanch the criticism.
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The New York Times first reported the postponement of the bus tour.
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PDP chairman Uche Secondus said the postponement was "dangerous to our democracy".
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That was seen in Brussels as a condition for another Brexit postponement.
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The conditions caused the postponement of the men's downhill here on Sunday.
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It was unclear how long a postponement the European Parliament was seeking.
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It's unclear yet whether the postponement kills the momentum for the idea.
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Here's the statement announcing the parade postponement from Defense Department Spokesman Col.
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Johnson, for his part, has promised he would not arrange another postponement.
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Many Brexiteers worry such a postponement could lead to Brexit never happening.
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A postponement would require the consent of all 27 other E.U. governments.
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Under the terms of the postponement, if Parliament does not accept Mrs.
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Do all of these concerns really warrant serious talk about postponement or boycotting?
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The judge is expected to make a ruling about the postponement on Monday.
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The latest postponement essentially means all options - including the hard exit are open.
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If there is a postponement, the teams share a mutual off day Thursday.
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August 12, 2016 Heard's attorneys seek a one-day postponement of her deposition.
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In addition, courts have required agencies to justify the postponement under strict standards.
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MS, BAML, PJ. Pending update, following postponement from 2100/210.00 (PM) expected pricing.
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However, the electoral commission pledged on Thursday there will not be further postponement.
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After an initial postponement, the Senate Judiciary Committee chairman has scheduled a Dec.
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"A postponement makes sense if it leads to an orderly Brexit," Maas said.
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It's not clear how the postponement may affect the other Triple Crown races.
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Yahoo did not elaborate on the nature of the work causing the postponement.
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We think the postponement brings more time for the election commission to prepare.
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Most athletes wanted a postponement, even if that decision came with huge disappointment.
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May's plan, one reason they were willing to grant only a short postponement.
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Still, it was only a postponement of the panic that was to come.
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CNN has reached out to the White House for comment about the postponement.
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The postponement decision was made approximately eight hours before the 28.38:08 p.m.
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The postponement of Zuma's parliamentary address was welcomed by the South African opposition.
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Mike Romano, a Democrat, said the postponement essentially means the bill is dead.
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If you're a serious pre-crastinator, progress is like oxygen and postponement is agony.
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"Every time one comes up for a hearing, they get another postponement," he says.
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PrivateBancorp and CIBC mutually agreed the postponement was prudent in the circumstances, they said.
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Tuesday's rainout marks the third postponement between the White Sox and Tigers this season.
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"It is a very good message," he added, regarding the reports of the postponement.
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Just after 11am, when the meeting was due to start, its postponement was announced.
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Unfortunately, clouds interfered with the tests this morning, causing the postponement of the launch.
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For anyone who wasn't aware of this experiment, the postponement is just an opportunity.
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But it is unlikely to oppose a postponement, especially if ordinary households are suffering.
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The Yankees announced the postponement approximately two hours before the scheduled 7:05 p.m.
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NIGERIA OPPOSITION CANDIDATE ATIKU ABUBAKAR APPEALS TO NIGERIANS TO BE PATIENT FOLLOWING ELECTION POSTPONEMENT
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Officials at both the German chancellery and defense ministry declined comment on the postponement.
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"It was a postponement," said Craig Allen, president of the US-China Business Council.
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But that apparently was not enough, despite a postponement and setting an abbreviated run.
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This game was a makeup from a postponement on April 9 because of rain.
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" - Katerina Stefanidi, Greek reigning Olympic pole vault champion "There is no postponement, no cancellation.
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Monday's meeting was itself the result of a postponement following another brawl on Thursday.
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Britain was supposed to leave on March 29 and has already had one postponement.
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The 531 respondents who answered in Japanese favored postponement, 65 percent to 35 percent.
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Mike DeWine pointed out Monday when calling for the postponement of his state's primary.
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Should a postponement be considered, however, it would cost a pretty penny for NBC.
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"This is hopefully a once-in-history event, postponement of the Games," he said.
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" * Katerina Stefanidi, Greek reigning Olympic pole vault champion "There is no postponement, no cancellation.
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It's the first postponement in Olympic history, though there were several cancellations during wartime.
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National Olympic committees in Brazil and Slovenia had also called for postponement until 2021.
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Postponement of the race would leave Baku without a major sporting event this year.
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A postponement of the visit has been seen as a possibility for some time.
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Chuck Grassley, to order an "immediate postponement" of any further action on Kavanaugh's nomination.
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"This is hopefully a once-in-history event, postponement of the Games," he said.
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Parliament also agreed to ask for some sort of postponement to the Brexit deadline.
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However, races would be staged on Sunday despite the calls for a postponement, he said.
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He blamed logistical reasons for the postponement, and said there had been no external pressure.
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Local lawyers' groups have issued detailed submissions to the government, hoping to force a postponement.
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POC2020 Secretariat and Bursa Malaysia did not respond to Reuters on questions about the postponement.
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It is but the latest postponement in an election that was already two years late.
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"The postponement is not because of the influence of the weekly magazine reports," Kachi said.
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Genius appeared through video and requested a postponement because his lawyer could not attend Wednesday.
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The source said the postponement request would be made at the start of the Dec.
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" Scott aide Melissa Stone said that drove postponement of the get-together with Trump. "Gov.
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An EU diplomat said the hope was that the British would use the postponement wisely.
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As a result of the postponement, the Rangers have had three days off this week.
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Both teams were planning to have "bullpen games" in Game 4 prior to the postponement.
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A person familiar with the matter said the postponement was due to a medical issue.
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A group of opposition leaders and political activists called for a postponement of the election.
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The fair's organizers cited the postponement of Art International as the reason for their decision.
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Even so, the postponement comes at a tense point in Senate deliberations on Trump's nominees.
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It was a simple decision, because a postponement allows for an even more elaborate plan.
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Mr. Fishbein then requested a postponement because he was undergoing medical treatment on his back.
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In his speech, Jordan mocked the postponement of Republican promises to fund a border wall.
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Its postponement dampens hopes among bankers for a full recovery in the energy IPO market.
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As part of the postponement, Sullivan put a travel restriction on Flynn starting January 4.
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Mahmood Yakubu, chairman of the electoral commission, said the postponement was due to logistical factors.
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No reason for the postponement was immediately given by the NBA or the teams involved.
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This week saw the postponement of the Euro 2020 tournament until next June and July.
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Prior to the news of Coachella's potential postponement or total cancellation, a petition on Change.
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Skaggs's death prompted a quick postponement of the game after lineups had already been announced.
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"The election postponement is not finalized yet," said one of the election commissioners, Maliha Hassan.
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The Court's postponement of argument sessions in light of public health concerns is not unprecedented.
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Mike DeWine asked a court in Columbus for a last-minute postponement of the primary.
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We're likewise talking about a postponement of the 2020 Olympics rather than an outright cancellation.
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Trump responded by saying the postponement was a very hard, but wonderful decision, Suga said.
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There is no real upside other than the postponement of the uncertainties of leaving now.
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Johnson says he wants an agreement but insists there can be no further Brexit postponement.
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Still, Dhand added that a postponement of possibly easing sanctions against Russia was under discussion.
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Friday's postponement means Otero, who has made 28 relief appearances, won't get the spot start.
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London (CNN)The Rolling Stones have announced the postponement of their upcoming North American tour.
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The postponement comes as countries take increasingly strict steps to curb the spread of coronavirus.
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Any agency that seeks further postponement shall, no later than March 12, 2018, report to the Archivist of the United States (Archivist) on the specific information within particular records that meets the standard for continued postponement under section 5(g)(2)(D) of the Act.
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RPT-RENAULT - BOARD FAILED TO REACH FCA MERGER DECISION AFTER FRENCH GOVT REQUESTED POSTPONEMENT OF VOTE
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But the postponement Tuesday could suggest that Flynn has more useful information to provide Mueller's probe.
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The move will likely lead to a postponement of the regulation's implementation on April 10, 2017.
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The postponement was due to a memorial service for Silicon Valley veteran Bill Campbell, CNBC reported.
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Senate Democratic Leader Chuck Schumer called for an FBI investigation and a postponement of the vote.
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This new postponement is "until further notice" because of concerns for the safety of election workers.
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Much has been made of Boeing's other troubles for the postponement of the 797's launch.
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Hong Kong lawyers' groups have issued detailed submissions to the government, hoping to force a postponement.
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With each postponement of a rate hike, however, the Fed will increase uncertainty in financial markets.
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But some lawmakers have called for a postponement on concerns it could tip Japan into recession.
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The presidency also announced the postponement of a presidential election which had been planned for April.
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Some scientists have called for postponement or cancellation of the Games because of the health emergency.
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Nexon affiliates Nexon GT and Nat Games both tumbled 19 percent after Reuters reported the postponement.
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Mr. Reynolds has sought a six-month postponement of the case, but the judge has refused.
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"Before the second quarter arrives, there could be a postponement of those bond maturities," he said.
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"Postponement is an option for Manny if he wants to continue running for Senator," Bello said.
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South Korean foreign minister Kang Kyung-wha said on Thursday the North had suggested a postponement.
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CONSENTS TO POSTPONEMENT OF CANNIMED THERAPEUTICS' SPECIAL SHAREHOLDERS' MEETING Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is asking for a postponement or a written version of the speech.
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This one-year postponement seemed the mostly likely scenario, given the uncertainty around the coronavirus pandemic.
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It is also announced that the event will still be dubbed Tokyo 2020 despite the postponement.
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Elsewhere, Niantic has also announced a postponement for its Harry Potter: Wizards Unite March community day.
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At this point, it's not clear how the postponement may affect the other Triple Crown races.
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Several sporting bodies, including USA Track and Field and USA Swimming, also called for a postponement.
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Raids are typically a surprise, but media attention and the postponement allowed advocates time to prepare.
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Yet while the postponement helps to save Japan's investment, it could still incur some significant costs.
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Futures market activity has fallen as the political uncertainty stemming from the Brexit postponement to Oct.
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Thus, a postponement would be the best option if the Games do not begin as scheduled.
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The postponement of the Tokyo Summer Olympics will lead to a massive hit on ad spending.
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His postponement of tax day to July 15 will keep him popular -- this week at least!
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Economy minister Yasutoshi Nishimura said on Tuesday a postponement will likely affect "everyone's sentiment" in Japan.
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The postponement was announced hours before the semi-final matches were due to start in Lahore.
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But this postponement helps Boone give players like catcher Gary Sanchez an official day of rest.
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The likely postponement of this year's meeting suggests that the coronavirus crisis is far from over.
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Mr. Letwin supported the deal, as did some other lawmakers who voted to force a postponement.
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A postponement could embarrass Chinese President Xi Jinping, who has remained largely invisible throughout the outbreak.
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We would perhaps look for the postponement of the tariffs scheduled to be imposed on Oct.
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This was the second postponement, having previously moved the meeting to April 17 from April 13.
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As the details of Hill's allegations hit the airwaves and newspapers, Biden argued against a postponement.
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No reason was given for the postponement, but Ms. Jarratt and her mother had their guesses.
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The last-minute postponement of plans for the vaunted two-plus-two summit seems indicative of that.
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"This Basel postponement is very interesting," Gildas Surry, Senior Analyst at Axiom Alternative Investments told CNBC Thursday.
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The postponement was announced minutes before President-elect Donald Trump sent a tweet slamming the F-35.
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Neither Live Nation's statement nor a spokesman reached by the Tennessean gave a reason for the postponement.
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An Israeli official, announcing the new postponement, did not say when the payout might now take place.
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The defense had requested the postponement based on discovery issues, said Terri Charles, assistant public information officer.
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Rain in New York forced the postponement of the Mets' game against the Miami Marlins on Sunday.
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Then again, if that were the case, why ask for a postponement instead of dropping it outright?
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After a last-minute postponement by a day, the meeting finally began at around 2:30 p.m.
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A postponement beyond June would mean Britain would have to participate in European Parliament elections, he added.
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The situation has also forced the postponement of two bank dollar bonds from Yapi Credit and Sekerbank.
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"It's going to be more challenging, we'll probably see some more postponement into later in the year."
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"The postponement of the Brexit deadline may also have contributed to buoy the economic outlook," Wambach said.
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But spooked by the sputtering economy, the government has begun discussing another postponement, sources have told Reuters.
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Drahi also announced a postponement of SFR's rebranding plan, initially scheduled for the first half of 2018.
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Find out what led to its postponement -- and what the Constitution has to say about the address.
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The postponement of production on these shows is the latest notable effect coronavirus has had on Hollywood.
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However, neither the IOC nor the organizing committee has considered any postponement or cancellation of the Games.
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Before the official announcement, Abe said Bach had agreed with his proposal for a one-year postponement.
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In announcing this postponement, the court said it would "examine the options for rescheduling" the 11 cases.
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Postponement also adds costs to an already bloated budget for venue maintenance and the Tokyo 2020 payroll.
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The postponement of the meeting threw another wrench in Washington's efforts to get North Korea to denuclearize.
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Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt apologized to patients on Wednesday for the postponement of thousands of nonurgent operations.
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The organizers of GDC have characterized last week's decision as a postponement, rather than an outright cancellation.
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THAI CABINET APPROVES POSTPONEMENT OF THAI NEW YEAR HOLIDAY NEXT MONTH TO LIMIT VIRUS SPREAD - GOVT SPOKESWOMAN
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That means the I.O.C. would have to wait for its money in the event of a postponement.
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This became clear after the International Olympic Committee (IOC) on Sunday announced it was considering a postponement.
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Postponement looks inevitable, with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Japanese government announcing a month-long consultation.
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The accusations have roiled the nomination process leading to the postponement of a hearing scheduled for Wednesday.
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But the latest postponement of Brexit essentially means all options - including the hard exit - are still open.
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Following Monday's approval, the Labor Department is now expected to issue a final rule allowing the postponement.
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The band announced the postponement of its North American tour last week, citing an unspecified medical condition.
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None of this sits well with fiduciary-rule advocates, who say the postponement request ultimately hurts investors.
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Mike Casca, a spokesman for Sanders, described the cancellation as "just a postponement" but did not elaborate.
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It is unclear how eligibility rules for the Tony Awards will change in response to the postponement.
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It is unclear how eligibility rules for the Tony Awards will change in response to the postponement.
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Postponement looks inevitable, with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and Japanese government announcing a month-long consultation.
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He was scheduled start one of the two games but was the odd man out after Friday's postponement.
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It was the 20th game in which the Yankees were affected by some kind of delay or postponement.
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On Friday, national prosecutors, as well as Mr. Zuma's lawyers, asked for the postponement to prepare the case.
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The postponement, which could delay future trials, added to the confusion surrounding an increasingly convoluted courtroom drama here.
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Theranos had missed that deadline—another postponement in what from Walgreens's perspective had been three years of delays.
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According to BuzzFeed, EU leaders have offered three scenarios in which they would likely allow a Brexit postponement.
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Before the rule could come into force, EPA issued a three-month postponement — without soliciting the public's input.
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Analysts at Berenberg, which rates Acacia a "hold," said the postponement request should be received positively by Tanzania.
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Robert Brady, the committee's top Democrat, sent an email to lawmakers Tuesday notifying them of the photograph's postponement.
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The HELP committee, in its statement, said the postponement of DeVos's hearing was to accommodate the Senate's schedule.
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Trump is weighing a postponement of 60 days into May before any new tariffs might be triggered (Bloomberg).
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ROSS: WELL, IT'S A REFLECTION THAT THE DISCUSSIONS DIDN'T GET FAR ENOUGH TO JUSTIFY ANOTHER POSTPONEMENT OVER EXEMPTION.
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Accordingly, each agency head should be extremely circumspect in recommending any further postponement of full disclosure of records.
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"Accordingly, each agency head should be extremely circumspect in recommending any further postponement of full disclosure of records."
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The D.C. Council also celebrated on Twitter, tweeting "tanks, but no tanks" after the Pentagon announced the postponement.
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Despite the postponement, Cissna said he is committed to the President's Buy American and Hire American executive order.
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It was the fifth postponement of the season for the Yankees, who will play two doubleheaders in August.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Doctors in India have called for the postponement of Delhi's half marathon set for Oct.
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Murtaugh denied the postponement was due to Schlapp's wife Mercedes, with whom he shares a home, being involved.
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The film's postponement is the latest major movie to be rescheduled due to the spread of the virus.
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After college closures and the postponement of the Boston Marathon, restaurants in the Boston area are getting pummeled.
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Respawn Entertainment said the Apex Legends Global Series online tour will continue despite the postponement of live events.
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Any further postponement would need to be approved unanimously by the 27 nations staying on together after Brexit.
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The postponement was no doubt good news to Arkema, a chemical company that had lobbied against the rule.
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"The Court's postponement of argument sessions in light of public health concerns is not unprecedented," the court said.
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Race officials are set to hold a press conference Tuesday morning, WDRB reported, to formally announce the postponement.
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ET. Friday's postponement will now make Sunday a doubleheader day, as well, with games at 1:05 p.m.
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ET. Friday's postponement will now make Sunday a doubleheader day, as well, with games at 1:05 p.m.
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It signaled that postponement was possible, and by Tuesday, both Japan and the IOC had decided to delay.
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Organisers said the postponement was because many of the participants would not be able to travel to Italy.
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From there it'll start its global journey and -- barring postponement or cancellation -- end up in Tokyo in July.
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The outbreak has already led to the cancellation, relocation or postponement of a number of events in Asia.
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Irish officials described scant communication from Washington in the lead-up to the trip's announcement and apparent postponement.
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A federal judge granted the postponement, and Cohen is now set to report to prison on May 6.
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In that episode, thousands of fans had already reached the stadium when the last-minute postponement was announced.
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Nonetheless, expectations are low on Wall Street with many predicting a tariff postponement to be the best outcome.
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Manager Terry Francona said prior to Friday's postponement that he was leaning toward starting Zimmer the entire series.
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"The postponement serves to allow parties the space to engage and find an amicable solution," the presidency said.
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Waves of unrest in different parts of the country have forced further postponement of a long-delayed national census.
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The regime is not entitled to impose any postponement of the next round that begins on the April 4.
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Hurricane Matthew forced a postponement of the re-run, which had been scheduled for the weekend after it struck.
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"Postponement is not withdrawal," the group said on its Facebook page, calling for the scheduled rally to go ahead.
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With movement restricted and shops closed on voting day, people are irritated at the disruption the postponement has caused.
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Nevertheless, the momentary firing-that-wasn't likely marks the postponement of an impending crisis, rather than a permanent escape.
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That has now been thrown into doubt with the FBI's call for postponement to try this new unlock method.
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At the time of the postponement, the agency said it would get public input as it reconsiders the laws.
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"It is just a postponement of the question that does not have a crystal clear solution," the diplomat said.
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Detroit was playing its third game in as many days, a schedule necessitated by a December postponement in Raleigh.
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As fainter aftershocks continued on Wednesday and Thursday, many Koreans said they support the postponement — but some were inconsolable.
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The three lawyers representing the men requested a three-day postponement during Monday's court appearance to prepare the case.
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Mr. Cosby's lawyers have a pending appeal, though, in hope of securing a last-minute postponement of Tuesday's hearing.
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"This weekend we had our first ripple of freedom, with the postponement of Nazanin's new court case," Ratcliffe said.
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Escobar appeared expressionless and said nothing except to answer, "Yes, sir," when asked if he agreed to the postponement.
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It is not clear if a new schedule was agreed by the parties as part of the postponement deal.
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ECCC's postponement will hopefully drastically reduce the risk of spreading Seattle's outbreak to many other areas of the country.
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Following a public announcement of the postponement due to "unforeseen circumstances," fans were asked to leave Chesapeake Energy Arena.
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And organizers argued on Tuesday that the postponement of the Olympics is not directly comparable to the Republican convention.
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The postponement was at the request of Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, the nation's top trade negotiator, Trump said.
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The US Trade Representative's Office cited "health, safety, national security, and other factors" as the reason for the postponement.
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The I.O.C. said on Sunday that it would take up to four weeks to consider alternatives, which include postponement.
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Past elections have been marred by violence, intimidation and ballot-rigging, and the postponement raised the possibility of unrest.
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The latest suspension follows the postponement of the last two rounds of the competition due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The postponement leaves big question marks over the appeal and viability of the Olympic movement and its quadrennial Games.
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"On the basis of the information the IOC has, postponement has been decided," Pound said in newspaper USA Today.
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The postponement leaves big question marks over the appeal and viability of the Olympic movement and its quadrennial Games.
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The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics is expected to deal a heavy blow to the world's third-largest economy.
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The LPL got one week into its original schedule before concerns over the coronavirus caused the postponement of matches.
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The postponement also came amid tensions in the region over President Donald Trump's recognition of Jerusalem as Israel's capital.
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The game will begin with the score tied at 1, as it was at the time of the postponement.
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This is a lousy option, possibly unattainable, and it isn't a solution so much as a postponement of one.
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A spokesperson for his campaign said the move was "just a postponement," but did not elaborate on the decision.
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A range of outcomes remain possible including a long postponement, a no-deal exit or no Brexit at all.
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The central bank said in a statement the postponement was to await the formation of the bank's new board.
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Ressler has said that he will "take care" of all of his part-time employees amid the season postponement.
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The postponement of the Tokyo Olympics is expected to deal a heavy blow to the world's third-largest economy.
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Lam stopped short of explicitly killing the bill, but the official said the postponement meant it was effectively dead.
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They will be disheartened by the postponement, on June 2000th, of a Senate vote on the Republicans' health-care bill.
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But more than a month after May's postponement, the arithmetic inside the Palace of Westminster doesn't appear to have changed.
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The brazen attack forced the postponement of voting in parliamentary elections, scheduled for Saturday, by a week in Kandahar province.
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"Another postponement of Brexit would likely hurt UK growth and shares," said Ireneus Stanislawek, equity strategist at Vontobel Asset Management.
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"And the longer the postponement, the more we can work to get (the trade war) off the table," he added.
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Viafore's alleged postponement of their wedding and desire to have threesomes made Graswald "feel trapped," according to the officer's testimony.
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Wednesday's postponement is bad news for the singer's fans ... 'cause he's been saying this is his last concert tour ever.
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NEW DELHI, Oct 10 (Reuters) - Doctors in India have called for the postponement of Delhi's half marathon set for Oct.
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Asked whether FS had already presented a request for a postponement to Tuesday's deadline, the company declined any further comment.
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A range of outcomes remain possible including a long Brexit postponement, a no-deal exit or no Brexit at all.
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Flynn then agreed to Sullivan's suggested postponement of the hearing, to give Flynn time to complete his cooperation with prosecutors.
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The White House declined to comment on the internal Paris negotiations, except to confirm the original meeting and the postponement.
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Yoon Young-chan, a spokesman for South Korean President Moon Jae-in, said his government was aware of the postponement.
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EDT, following a two-day postponement forced by a technical glitch found on Monday in the rocket's guidance-control system.
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Rising anger The repeated postponement of elections has angered many Thais hoping for political stability after years of military rule.
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The last-minute postponement Friday of a planned background briefing to reporters stoked speculation that such a deal is near.
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WildAid and the WWF did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the postponement of the new law.
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That delayed the exit date, a postponement that has weighed on the pound as investors fret about prolonged political uncertainty.
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Democratic state attorneys general and environmentalists sued, arguing that the DOT didn't have the legal authority for an indefinite postponement.
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The postponement will have no impact on the company's operational activities or slow the pace of construction, the company said.
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Go deeper: Winners and losers in the trade crisis This post has been updated with the postponement of Electrolux's investment.
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A postponement Saturday gave center fielder Adam Jones (sore ribs) and shortstop J.J. Hardy (calf) another day to get healthy.
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For many, the postponement recommendation this past week was the latest incongruity in a law that they have found exclusionary.
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"It's more clear than ever that the path towards postponement is the most promising," the committee said in a statement.
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And on Monday night, the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee joined the push for postponement (The New York Times).
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Canada joins a number of countries — including Norway, Brazil and Slovenia — that have pressed the I.O.C. on a possible postponement.
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President Trump recently suggested that the Games should not take place this summer, although Japan's Olympic minister immediately rebuffed postponement.
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He called Musk's lead counsel, Evan Chesler of Cravath Swaine & Moore, to talk about asking the court for a postponement.
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The likely postponement of the Tokyo Olympics is expected to deal a heavy blow to the world's third largest economy.
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"The Olympics are a huge enterprise," Lange told me, though he made clear he believed postponement was the right decision.
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A postponement of the tax deadline just means that you'll have to file taxes at some point in the future.
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There have also been worries about violent attacks on candidates and voters, and possibly even the postponement of the elections.
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Some analysts have said the best outcome from the meeting would be a postponement of the next round of tariffs.
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But technological issues have repeatedly delayed Webb, whose current launch date is March 2021, although it could face further postponement.
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"I want to again state clearly that cancellation or postponement of the Tokyo Games has not been considered," he said.
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Spain's La Liga said "exceptional circumstances beyond our control" forced the postponement of the rivalry match scheduled for October 26.
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After the postponement was announced, clubhouse assistants scurried about, packing the team's gear for the flight back to New York.
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The postponement of training will not affect other preparations, and organisers are not considering cancelling the games, the statement said.
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Meanwhile, this weekend's East Coast blizzard has led to the cancellation or postponement of many events on the congressional calendar.
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It was nearly three hours before the decision was made for a postponement, which came after the rain had stopped.
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Thursday's standalone game was rescheduled from an May 20 Wrigley Field postponement — a day when it did not actually rain.
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A postponement would require the consent of all 27 other E.U. governments and would probably not extend beyond early July.
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Dolan and his family have not publicly announced whether they are taking measures to support employees amid the league postponement.
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Alex Caputo-Pearl, the president of United Teachers Los Angeles, criticized the schools superintendent, Austin Beutner, in announcing the postponement.
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The chaos that has plagued the project from the beginning appeared to extend to the postponement of the Paris opening.
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In particular, the postponement of the trade war came after a Chinese pledge to buy 10 million tons of soybeans.
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Israel also requested on Thursday the postponement of a planned visit next week by the head of Poland's National Security Bureau.
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Hopes of an immediate bonanza were delayed by the world war, which led to the postponement of exploration and development work.
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"The lenders may be able to offer payment postponement options, but these options will likely still have the loan accruing interest."
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There is potential the Pirates may face a second-consecutive postponement, as Friday's forecast calls for rain and snow in Pittsburgh.
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The fertility rate could decrease for a number of reasons, but the experts speculate that postponement is probably a major factor.
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Since print media spots are secured well in advance, the last-minute event postponement didn't allow enough time to pull it.
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There are other concerns: "The postponement of the tax hike raises doubts over the sustainability of Japan's public debt," DBS noted.
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The postponement comes after a contentious confirmation hearing for the billionaire Republican donor, which featured heated partisan debate from Senate Democrats.
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It's no secret our roads, bridges and tunnels are falling apart after decades of neglect, postponement of maintenance and under-investment.
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But some lawmakers and close allies of the premier have suggested a postponement on concerns it could tip Japan into recession.
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The Yankees announced the postponement approximately two hours before the scheduled first pitch and before fans were allowed into Yankee Stadium.
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Citing the problem, both Democratic FCC commissioners, as well as several Democratic lawmakers, have called for a postponement of tomorrow's vote.
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Cohen had asked for and received a postponement for that subpoenaed testimony due to lingering medical issues from recent shoulder surgery.
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Seventeen-year-old Eugene Robert Genius IV appeared through video and requested a postponement because his lawyer couldn&apost attend Wednesday.
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The EPA previously announced the postponement in a letter earlier this month, but will formalize the delay in the Federal Register.
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"(There) shouldn't be a vague postponement because EDIS remains a fundamental pillar of the banking union," Draghi told the European parliamentarians.
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"Given the recent attention on their personal lives, we discussed postponement of the installations with each artist," Guthrie told the Post.
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Frey had been suffering from intestinal issues, which caused the postponement of the band's inclusion in the 19963 Kennedy Center Honors.
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"We have in mind a postponement of the increase in additions to the requirements of the banks' capital adequacy," Siluanov wrote.
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"What China cannot understand is the 'suspicious approach' that comes from nowhere to Chinese investment in making the postponement," it said.
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If winds force another postponement on Thursday, there are several options to ensure the regatta makes it to the finishing line.
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As for the 10 venues where Gucci was supposed to perform this month ... tickets are being refunded due to the postponement.
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Choi Jong-kun of Yonsei University, in Seoul, thinks that presidential hopefuls will build election platforms on the promise of postponement.
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The Saturday launch from Russia's main space facility in Baikonur, Kazakhstan, came after a two-day postponement and docking plan change.
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POSTPONEMENT AND PROTEST The Cleveland Indians postponed their season opener against the Boston Red Sox until Tuesday because of cold weather.
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Court officials in Sichuan had scheduled the trial of Mr. Chen for Thursday but announced a postponement at the last minute.
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The reported postponement comes as violent protests continue in Hong Kong for an 11th straight week with a heavy police response.
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TechCrunch later reported a postponement, but said the rollout for one of the world's most critical gaming markets was still imminent.
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A trial postponement infuriates the group, with one member speculating that they're trying to get rid of all the black jurors.
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I am sure that for something like this ITV would have accommodated a request for a postponement for, say, a week.
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Mr. Mori said that speculation about a possible postponement represented only the opinion of Mr. Takahashi, who apologized for his comments.
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However, some are changing their travel plans with the latest postponement of the final joint plenary to later on Saturday afternoon.
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"The postponement is very sensible," said Philip Hoffman, founder and chief executive of the Fine Art Group, a London-based consultancy.
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"Several options are considered in order to preserve its running, the main one being a simple postponement," the organizers' statement said.
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The bloc would have to agree to a postponement, which appears likely, but the duration of such a delay is uncertain.
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The court in a statement said that the postponement of argument sessions in light of public health concerns is not unprecedented.
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"We are very disappointed to announce the postponement of this year's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony," he said.
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The court in a statement said that the postponement of argument sessions in light of public health concerns is not unprecedented.
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Postponement to 2021 would mean a number of players who have already qualified would become ineligible due to the age limit.
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On March 27, Judge Mark E. Windham announced that he had ordered an extension of the postponement to May 26, 2020.
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The postponement of the Olympics follows a slew of season suspensions for professional sports around the world due to the coronavirus.
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NBCUniversal executives have been eagle eyed on the Tokyo Olympics ever since President Trump called last week for a possible postponement.
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"If it is difficult to hold (the Games) in a complete way, a decision of postponement would be unavoidable," Abe said.
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The IOC said Sunday that a postponement was under consideration but had previously denied any plans to delay in the past.
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" Israel Association of Baseball president Peter Kurz told Reuters: "We are not calling for a postponement, our players will be ready.
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The likely postponement of the most important spectacle on China's political calendar reflects the Communist Party's growing anxiety over the epidemic.
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Thousands of young Nigerians working as temporary staff for the electoral commission appear to have borne the brunt of Saturday's postponement.
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Mr. Gooding was scheduled to stand trial last week in the groping case, but the new indictment led to a postponement.
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Royals-Angels (ss), postponed Bad weather forced the postponement of the game between Kansas City and Los Angeles in Tempe, Ariz.
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Trump on Thursday night lashed out at the postponement, incidentally revealing in the process his simmering yearning for eye-catching witnesses.
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"We would suggest the postponement of additional policy proposals on related issues until these options have been fully considered," it said.
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His defense team was able to secure a postponement until early January, but Radi's request for pre-trial release was rejected.
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In September, following the birth of his second daughter Marli, Chance announced the postponement of his tour due to paternity leave.
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Thursday's postponement cost Mets RF Jay Bruce a two-run homer, which would have been his 10th of the season. 2.
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Esper announced the postponement of the military exercise at a joint news conference with his South Korean counterpart, Jeong Kyeong-doo.
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Investors last week digested the government's unilateral postponement of a $1.47 billion payment on its AF20 bond from Thursday until Sept.
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Deferment is just postponement; barring any additional government relief, you'll have to pay your balance when the deferment period is up.
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SpaceX hasn't offered a reason for this most recent delay, but the WSJ said "technical and production challenges" likely forced the postponement.
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"Those who ask for a postponement - including Baghdad and the U.S. and Europe and whoever - should give us a time," Kareem said.
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News of the postponement was "not that much of a surprise" as the market had already been factoring in reduced China-U.
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SpaceX will hold a news conference at noon Saturday, in order to discuss the team's analysis of what led to the postponement.
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" Fans were upset -- not just because of the postponement, but the reason given by the venue: "the entertainer is battling the flu.
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Flug, speaking to reporters, referenced the postponement to next year but said the monetary policy committee was not committed to the forecast.
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Fiancé Vincent Viafore's alleged postponement of their wedding and desire to have threesomes made Graswald "feel trapped," according to the officer's testimony.
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Haley, a member of Trump's cabinet, said the postponement of the meeting in Washington had nothing to do with any policy issues.
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The most recent postponement was the award to American novelist William Faulkner, who received his 1949 prize a year late, in 1950.
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The postponement came one day after the successful stock market debut of another U.S. energy investment company, Silver Run Acquisition Corp SRAQU.
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The 31-year-old star "remains under the care of expert medical professionals who recommended the postponement earlier today," Monday's statement reads.
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After reducing her daily activities, cataract surgery proceeded later that month following initial plans of postponement until after the formal abdication ceremonies.
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The DPJ would highlight a second postponement in the consumption tax hike as a sign that Mr Abe's economic plans have failed.
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Neither side gave a reason for the postponement, but U.S. officials working in Pakistan have been on high-alert since Monday's speech.
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Despite the postponement, voting was disrupted by malfunctioning voter card readers which caused lengthy delays in some regions, particularly southern opposition strongholds.
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Game Four, if necessary, will be played Tuesday at Fenway Park, the postponement eliminating the travel day between Games Four and Five.
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But he recently suggested the possibility of another delay, and his government has begun informally discussing another postponement, sources previously told Reuters.
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The game between Miami and Pittsburgh was washed out after remaining rainfall from Tropical Storm Gordon forced a postponement at PNC Park.
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He was scheduled start one of the two games but will now serve in long relief if needed due to Friday's postponement.
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The EPA previously announced the postponement in a letter earlier this month but is now formalizing the delay in the Federal Register.
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Possible outcomes still range from a long postponement, leaving with May's deal, a disruptive exit without a deal, or even another referendum.
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However, the risk of postponement of the Union Budget due to opposition demand may put a temporary pause on the current rally.
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Winds, though, picked up immediately after the men's race postponement to a strong 23 knots, promising a fast race for the women.
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That led to a postponement of a court hearing in the matter and a reduction of hostilities between Apple and the government.
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"The postponement is intended to provide the Trustees with sufficient time to consider the nomination notice," a lawyer for Texas Pacific said.
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Cincinnati opens a three-game series in Philadelphia on Friday, and the Reds have pushed back their rotation due to Thursday's postponement.
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FITCH- RECENT PROGRESS TOWARDS REACHING A US-CHINA "PHASE ONE" TRADE DEAL SUGGESTS POSSIBLE POSTPONEMENT OR EVENTUAL REMOVAL OF SOME EXISTING TARIFFS
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"The postponement of the capital markets day is a pretty big deal, Jim," Adam Jonas of Morgan Stanley said on the call.
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The hotel, which has 110 rooms, saw an immediate 10% drop in room cancelations just hours after promoters announced the festival's postponement.
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Calls for a postponement had become overwhelming in advance of the IOC delaying the games, which were due to start in July.
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" The board is considering several options in regards to possible postponement and announced on Sunday that it is stepping up "scenario-planning.
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That in turn helps enable the second step, the postponement of Social Security benefits, ideally until age 70, to maximize those payments.
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Over all, 72 percent said the Olympics should not go on as planned, and 78 percent voted in favor of a postponement.
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A postponement would also involve commercial issues like broadcast rights and the what this could mean for a busy U.S. sports calendar.
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The postponement comes weeks after the Geneva auto show in Switzerland was canceled days before opening to media due to the virus.
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Unlike last week, when Hurricane Irma forced a postponement of a game between Miami and Tampa Bay, all 3.523 teams will play.
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Mr. Chakhansuri said Foreign Minister Sergey V. Lavrov of Russia had called Mr. Ghani and that the two agreed to the postponement.
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Postponement of the race in Baku leaves Azerbaijan without a major sporting event in a year that had promised plenty of action.
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"It wasn't because of indecisiveness," said LaRose, addressing the second-guessing that DeWine should have set the postponement in motion days earlier.
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The 25-year-old told Belgian media she supported the postponement of the Games in the wake of the coronavirus health scare.
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This exec also said the logistical challenges of relocating 15,000 athletes and the number of international sports broadcasting contracts made postponement unlikely.
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This postponement gives the Yankees a small break before they head to Detroit for a makeup doubleheader on Monday against the Tigers.
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That condition would force Mr. Johnson to ask the European Union for a further postponement of the Brexit deadline, to Jan. 31.
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Chinese authorities announced the postponement of the National People's Congress (NPC), the country's rubber-stamp parliament, an unprecedented move in recent times.
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The theater gave no reason for calling off the performance but said it would hold a briefing about the postponement on Monday.
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But Tuesday's postponement of Jackson's Senate confirmation hearing left White House staffers scrambling for answers to figure out what was going on.
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"This mixture of despondency, postponement, and failure is not an acceptable result," said Christoph Heinrich of the World Wide Fund for Nature.
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A year and postponement later, everyone close to the couple is gathered in North Carolina to watch them finally hold their ceremony.
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The postponement marks the first time since China adopted the current March schedule in 1995 for the meeting of parliament, Reuters reported.
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A month before the postponement, the president dismissed one of the proposals as "foolish," The Post's Juliet Eilperin and Steven Mufson report.
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Huawei has announced the postponement of a major developers' conference because of safety precautions around the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, China. HDC.
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When we met the President, we then learned that he was already writing to Parliament to ask for the postponement of SONA.
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"This mixture of despondency, postponement, and failure is not an acceptable result," said Christoph Heinrich of the World Wide Fund for Nature.
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The Labor Department is requesting an 18-month postponement in the effective date of certain parts of the so-called fiduciary rule.
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The Bolshoi Theater said the Kremlin had nothing to do with the postponement of a ballet about the dance legend Rudolf Nureyev.
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Possible eventual outcomes still range from a long postponement, leaving with May's deal, a disruptive exit without a deal, or even another referendum.
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Wilson will stay in Baltimore while the team travels to Texas for a makeup game from an April 221 postponement because of rain.
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The contest is a makeup game from an April 17 postponement because of rain, creating a rare one-game road trip for Baltimore.
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Senior members of his campaign team did not respond to questions about whether the postponement was agreed between the incoming and outgoing administrations.
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You might qualify for an economic hardship deferment or a forbearance, a temporary postponement of your student loan payments during which interest accrues.
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"We called for a postponement to study the legal files and minutes," said Akram Barouni, who is representing one of the victims' families.
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"The prospect of elections has strengthened significantly over the weekend," the source added, stressing the third postponement of Brexit would come with conditions.
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" Fans were nearly inconsolable -- not just because of the postponement, but the reason given by the venue: "the entertainer is battling the flu.
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In unusual Sunday morning court filings, the U.S. Attorney's Office in Washington did not explicitly call for a postponement of Flynn's scheduled Feb.
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What passes for military strategy these days is little more than the postponement of defeat, delaying the inevitable, and playing for a tie.
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Thailand's Election Commission has not officially announced the postponement but said it has acknowledged the government's suggestion that the vote be pushed back.
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The other, far sadder reason is "both hastening and postponement of death for reasons associated with the holiday period," according to the study.
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However, on Monday evening, three days before the lunch, the founder of cryptocurrency TRON announced the postponement due to a kidney stones illness.
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Sun's bid is the highest on record for the charity's 20-year history and he has already made the donation, despite the postponement.
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President Muhammadu Buhari was meeting with senior members of his party on Monday over the postponement and has urged voters to stay calm.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May asked the bloc on Friday for a second postponement until June 30, with the possibility of leaving earlier.
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The duo were scheduled to release their new Essential Mix in November, but it was delayed, citing a busy schedule for the postponement.
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Healthcare, however, is proving far more difficult to get done than the GOP expected, judging by the postponement of Thursday's planned House vote.
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On the flipside, advocates for the financial services business, like the Investment Company Institute, which represents the mutual fund industry, cheered the postponement.
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Draghi said a full-fledged deposit insurance scheme had to remain the ultimate goal and that any postponement should be limited in time.
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After a postponement last year, the King and Queen of Spain are set to visit Queen Elizabeth and the royal family in June.
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Economy Minister Peter Altmaier said the postponement of the decision could increase the chances for a broader acceptance of the coal exit plan.
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The postponement means that the deal will not be signed when Mr Obama is in Havana, where the peace talks are taking place.
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To the bitter end — or almost the end given the Manchester United-Bournemouth postponement — the English league is a window on the world.
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Mechel's other key lenders, Gazprombank and VTB, also told Reuters on Thursday they had received and were considering Mechel's request for a postponement.
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"But the weaker lira and precarious external funding situation will likely mean a longer postponement of monetary easing," the Fitch Solutions commentary said.
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Wafula Chebukati, chairman of the election commission, said the postponement would affect dozens of constituencies in Kisumu, Migori, Siaya and Homa Bay counties.
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"The President heard those justifications from the agencies that requested the continuing postponement and he acknowledged that information ... requires protection," the official said.
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The House speaker's office said earlier Wednesday the White House has never responded in writing to Pelosi's letter suggesting postponement of the speech.
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"I think it's a cheap level to be honest, necessarily so," said a third banker away from the deal ahead of the postponement.
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Claudia has since remained in the US through a stay of removal filed by her lawyer, which is a temporary postponement against deportation.
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"The postponement is for logistical reasons, to do with the safe arrival of the armed groups who will leave al Waer," Barazi said.
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On Monday, Pearl Jam announced the postponement of its North American tour, and Neil Young said he was considering postponing his own tour.
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And Wednesday morning, the White House also confirmed the postponement an upcoming state dinner for the King and Queen of Spain next month.
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As the Olympic and Paralympic movement grapples with the postponement of the Summer Games, Mallory Weggemann offers a powerful example of mental fortitude.
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While the postponement is a positive development, Cramer said investors have to remember why Trump began the trade war in the first place.
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After weeks of feverish speculation and a last minute postponement, Donald Trump finally announced his running mate will be Indiana Governor Mike Pence.
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On Monday, after a monthslong postponement, he received a 20-year sentence, with all but three years and 20173 months of it suspended.
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While the postponement allows some breathing room for domestic leagues to be completed, there is no timetable for when those leagues can restart.
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The electoral commission said the postponement was due solely to logistical factors and denied political pressure had played any part in the decision.
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In Ohio, a wild day of pronouncements from elected officials and legal challenges ended in the last-minute postponement of the state's primary.
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The sports ministry earlier announced the postponement of all international sports gatherings and said local sports events would be played behind closed doors.
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"If it is difficult to hold in a complete way, a decision of postponement would be unavoidable," Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe conceded.
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The postponement of the ESL One Rio Major until November led to another change in the Counter-Strike: Global Offensive calendar on Monday.
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Simon Sloane, partner at law firm Fieldfisher, said postponement insurance could cover money already spent and additional costs incurred to rearrange the event.
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Like almost everything surrounding the coronavirus, the postponement of the Summer Olympics in Tokyo to next year has a serious economic ripple effect.
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He added that further "dynamic" developments in the U.S. and South America had cemented the decision to open the door to the postponement.
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I do feel for him, though, since Tuesday's postponement is a significant development in the basketball domain, with all sorts of potential consequences.
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In Thailand, the prime minister announced the postponement of Songkran, a festival that is held each April to mark the Thai new year.
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The new Alpine calendar has the men's Alpine combined scheduled for Tuesday, although high winds may lead to that event's postponement as well.
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Asylum-seekers awaiting their day in a US court, while stuck in Mexico, will have to wait longer, due to the last postponement.
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According to The Associated Press, the prime minister implied that he would request a required three-month delay while arguing against a postponement.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's planned trip to Ireland in November is now in question after the Irish government announced its postponement Tuesday.
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The postponement overshadowed EA's better-than-expected quarterly revenue that was boosted by the continued success of its battle royale sensation "Apex Legends".
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The postponement overshadowed EA's better-than-expected quarterly revenue that was boosted by the continued success of its battle royale sensation "Apex Legends".
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The State Department said the U.S. had no information about the postponement and would move forward with its planning for the historic meeting.
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The postponement will give outfielders Curtis Granderson and Yoenis Cespedes — both of whom were to return from injuries — an extra day of rest.
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Price was originally supposed to start Sunday's game in Toronto, but the postponement Thursday in Cleveland pushed all the starters back one day.
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"We're ready to allow this postponement under the condition that ArcelorMittal agrees to keep plant working and production flowing during talks," Conte said.
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At the same time, Mexican and US officials were due to resume their trade talks in Washington on Wednesday after a day's postponement.
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He had been blamed by investors for the postponement of WeWork's IPO, which was shelved after a sharp drop in its expected value.
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Dianne Feinstein, a California Democrat and ranking member on the Judiciary Committee, called for "an immediate postponement" of Kavanaugh's confirmation process on Sunday.
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The ramifications for the N.B.A., if this postponement endures or morphs into an outright cancellation of the season, could be felt for years.
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The second ominous possibility lurking on Mexico's horizon is the end of Nafta, or, at best, the indefinite postponement of renegotiation, perpetuating uncertainty.
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A Nissan spokesman gave no reason for the postponement and said the company had yet to set a new date for the announcement.
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"There is a possibility that the postponement will deteriorate the near-term outlook for fiscal balance," research firm IHS said in a Thursday note.
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The Nikkei daily reported Idemitsu plans to talk with Royal Dutch Shell about its planned stake purchase, given the postponement of the full acquisition.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's new government will ask for a postponement of a planned July 1 handover of the Ilva steel plant to ArcelorMittal (MT.
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The news of the evacuation postponement follows the death of a former Thai Navy SEAL who was attempting to rescue the team early Friday.
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Inclement weather on the East Coast also caused the postponement of a game between the Nationals and Atlanta Braves in Washington on Saturday night.
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Mexico is reportedly vying for the postponement and is worried the two sides won't be able to strike a deal before the Monday deadline.
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As for Salvator Mundi, it's true that the public doesn't know the painting's exact whereabouts, and the postponement of the unveiling is certainly odd.
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Hedonism and virtue-based morality fell somewhat out of favor, and suddenly the good life was all about sacrifice and the postponement of gratification.
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Due to a postponement and off days, Strasburg has not pitched since beating the Braves in his season debut on April 20 in Atlanta.
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The president indirectly responded to Pelosi's postponement by refusing to provide U.S. military transportation for her planned congressional delegation trip to Afghanistan and Belgium.
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"We argue that postponement of pregnancy and abortions, primarily, likely affected fertility, with implications for women's reproductive health," Castro and her co-authors wrote.
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The postponement came just days after Buffalo news media reported that SolarCity would create only 500 manufacturing jobs — not almost 1,500, as originally projected.
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Many had traveled from other cities, he said, and he had a hard time asking them to leave after he heard of the postponement.
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Asked about whether Trump's win could get in the way of a deal, Bundesbank board member Andreas Dombret said he was against a postponement.
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Samsung's progress has been slowed by the postponement of a U.S. launch of the English-language version of Bixby, the Wall Street Journal reported.
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Crossen told The Hill that there is no cluster munition now on the market that meets that standard, despite the postponement on the ban.
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The Sun reported Tuesday that the president's trip is being delayed and that Trump and U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May agreed to the postponement.
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Kasowitz argued for dismissal or postponement of the case on the grounds that the claims were false and intended only to defame the president.
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The president also suggested in his speech that a deadline of this weekend to pass the bill made a postponement of the vote necessary.
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The U.S. dollar slipped on fresh doubts about a Federal Reserve interest rate rise in June and Japan's postponement of a sales tax increase.
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We hope this postponement puts us in the best position to safely host the Masters Tournament and our amateur events at some later date.
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ESA director general Jan Wörner announced the postponement in a press conference in Moscow on Thursday, after consultation with Roscosmos director general Dmitry Rogozin.
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The United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee said it had listened to feedback from athletes and was encouraged by a clearer path towards postponement.
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Even with the postponement of Ohio's primary, the latest results make it almost a certainty that Sanders cannot catch Biden in the delegate count.
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The Justice Department has still not closed all immigration courts, but its postponement of non-detained hearings will significantly decrease traffic in the courts.
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Athletes prefer postponement over cancellation Nearly 65% of athletes reported their training was severely impacted or they couldn't train at all, the statement said.
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Three conservative justices - Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito and Neil Gorsuch - said they would have granted the request for an indefinite postponement of the trial.
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"Logistics weren't properly managed despite the postponement of the polls," said Idayat Hassan, director of Abuja-based think-tank Centre for Democracy and Development.
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The unrest has led the Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa government to ask for the postponement of the first-ever provincial elections in the newly merged areas.
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Le Pen was quick to point out that the six-month postponement of the fuel-tax increases took the decision beyond the European elections.
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This vote postponement means Britain will remain in Brexit limbo for just a little bit longer — with really no idea of what comes next.
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One will deal with the complex calendar modifications required, and a second will discuss how to handle the inevitable financial consequences of the postponement.
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The prospect of a postponement rather than cancellation of the Toyko Games due to start in July helped Japanese shares buck the global trend.
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At this point, Aksamit did not know if she would compete in the Olympics, since qualifying trials had not taken place before the postponement.
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The Belmont is still on the calendar for June 6, but given the state of sports, and the world, a postponement seems quite likely.
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This is the Yankees' seventh postponement this season, along with a suspended game, and Sunday's game is scheduled be made up on Saturday, Aug.
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A number of registered voters had set out on foot to polling stations Saturday morning as news of the election's postponement slowly trickled out.
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Last week, House Intelligence Chairman Adam Schiff, a California Democrat, said that Cohen is still being "fully cooperative" with the committee despite the postponement.
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"The Secretary-General is concerned over the recent postponement of the elections in Haiti, which were scheduled for 24 January," Ban's press office said.
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The European Union and other developing countries had previously said before the postponement that they would rather have no deal than a bad one.
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A statement from Tokyo 2020 organizers confirmed the postponement of the test event for boccia, a ball sport with similarities to bowls and petanque.
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A statement from Tokyo 2020 organizers confirmed the postponement of the test event for boccia, a ball sport with similarities to bowls and petanque.
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Postponement To understand what's next in the process, it's important to look at the conditions that allowed both sides to come to the table.
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The princess had told her grandparents, Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko, about the postponement, who are said to have shown respect for her decision.
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For now the postponement is available to residents in areas that are designated by the Federal Emergency Management Agency as qualifying for individual assistance.
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They argue that such a postponement is most important for the President-elect because he must not be impeded from pursuing the arduous presidential transition.
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A federal judge on Monday delayed the sentencing of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, the second recent postponement in the former Trump aide's case.
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Monday's postponement in Ohio marked the latest setback for death penalty supporters after executions in the Midwest state were set to resume in January 2017.
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Postponement, if there is any, would mainly be due to the need for the industry and supervisors to bring up in line their IT system.
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"Postponement doesn't benefit anyone, not the state, consumers, the economy, investors," said Razvan Nicolescu, executive lead advisor in Deloitte's energy and resources division in Bucharest.
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It's time-consuming without the online system, but Gallegos has been forced to manually check postponement orders to ensure no one slips through the cracks.
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SOME MPS SWITCH Britain was originally due to leave the EU on March 29 but last week the EU granted a postponement until April 12.
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This fear often results in postponement of the succession announcement until the last minute — and inhibits what could have been a much smoother transition process.
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News of the postponement comes just three weeks before the show was scheduled to start its Broadway run, and the show was already in rehearsal.
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The postponement came after the president suggested in an interview with Fox News that he had knowledge of damaging information on Cohen's father-in-law.
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The postponement came after the president suggested in an interview with Fox News that he had knowledge of damaging information on Cohen's father-in-law.
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PYEONGCHANG (Reuters) - After the postponement of the men's downhill, the women's giant slalom will open the Alpine skiing program at the Pyeongchang Olympics on Monday.
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Near-constant showers also forced the postponement of the match between Andy Murray, the 2012 Olympic gold medalist from Britain, and Fabio Fognini of Italy.
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In Lagos, Cheta Nwanze, head of research at SBM Intel, a Lagos based intelligence firm, said the postponement of the election would favor the opposition.
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Other challenges included the last-minute cancellation or postponement of 45 programs that set off a scramble to relocate children signed up for those schools.
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Friday's announcement introduces a further 70 billion riyals to aid businesses, including the postponement of tax payments and exemptions of various government levies and fees.
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Friday's announcement introduces a further 0313 billion riyals to aid businesses, including the postponement of tax payments and exemptions of various government levies and fees.
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"One day I saw her hurl a plank across the scarred concrete floor of the theater in anger and frustration over some postponement," he wrote.
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Potentially having to forfeit a festival spot due to scheduling difficulties introduced by the postponement could have an impact on the growth of their careers.
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Senator Dianne Feinstein requested "an immediate postponement" of Judge Kavanaugh's nomination after a New Yorker article on Sunday on a new allegation of sexual impropriety.
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The children were upset at the stress caused by the postponement this week from Tuesday to Wednesday of a test required for secondary education enrolment.
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But the abrupt postponement of the Thursday meeting has raised questions about the potential for progress on negotiations over North Korea's nuclear and missile programs.
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Now that European leaders have agreed to a short postponement of Brexit, as Britain's scheduled withdrawal from the European Union is known, what happens next?
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She had already asked European leaders for a delay until June 30, but lawmakers could try to force her to seek a longer postponement. Mrs.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) said the postponement of the stress test will allow banks to prioritize continuity in core operations, including support for customers.
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"The postponement of the 24 Hours of Le Mans will affect the FIA WEC calendars; the revised dates will be communicated shortly," the ACO said.
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"Some events will inevitably face cancellation, curtailment or postponement," Kristine Garina, president of EPOA and Baltic Pride in Riga, Latvia, said in an emailed statement.
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Tokyo 2020 organising committee chief executive Toshiro Muto said on Tuesday it was not clear who would pay the extra costs arising from the postponement.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran has called for the postponement of 2020 Olympics amid the new coronavirus outbreak, the country's state news agency IRNA reported on Monday.
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The postponement of tax payments on profit and income, as well as other salary contributions, will be extended for an additional three months if needed.
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"Due to the international profile of Summit attendees and current travel restrictions in place driven by COVID-19, stakeholders believe postponement is necessary," it said.
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And Japan's Olympics minister Seiko Hashimoto acknowledged in parliament on Tuesday that Tokyo's contract would allow for a postponement until the end of the year.
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Cohen had already been inside the committee's closed staff spaces for close to two hours when he emerged to announce the postponement of the interview.
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This story has been updated to reflect a new time for the O'Rourke town hall and to note the postponement of the Nelson-Scott debate.
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Despite its conditional postponement last week, Seoul still wants to terminate GSOMIA unless Tokyo changes its attitude toward recent bilateral spats with deep historical roots.
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MOSCOW, April 20 (Reuters) - The Kremlin said on Wednesday it was concerned by a postponement of Syrian peace talks in Geneva, Russian news agencies reported.
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That said, the postponement also gives investors more time to take advantage of the extra yield Italy is offering, said ING strategist Martin Van Vliet.
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The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee publicized the postponement of the vote, which included three Department of the Interior nominees, shortly after 3 p.m.
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Cherkizovo, which on April 3 announced plans to issue at least $150 million of new shares, declined to comment on the reasons for the postponement.
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The state tried to restart its capital punishment system in 2015 and set dates for that year, but appeals forced the postponement of the executions.
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A shutdown probably will not change this, but discussion of not renewing the debt ceiling or any actual postponement of payment of U.S. obligations could.
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About 6,200 of the 11,000 scheduled participants had already secured their positions before the global coronavirus pandemic forced the postponement, which was made official Tuesday.
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The prize, one of the world's most prestigious cultural honors, is awarded in early October and a postponement or cancellation has not occurred in decades.
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Tuesday afternoon's game was rescheduled from Monday night after rain and a failing bank of lights at Wrigley Field forced the postponement of the series opener.
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Beyoncé has made a surprise postponement of an upcoming tour stop, in Nashville, Tennessee, though her other dates will not be affected, according to the Tennessean.
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The Election Commission of Thailand has not announced the postponement, but two senior election officials told Reuters it was impossible to hold the polls on Feb.
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Adams, making a case for postponement, said in a statement that she had this month asked for an update on the progress of Trump's executive order.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsungs balance sheet, the postponement damages the firms efforts to portray itself as an innovative first-mover, analysts have said.
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The forecast in the Bronx called for heavy rains throughout Thursday, prompting the Yankees to announce the postponement roughly four hours before the scheduled first pitch.
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"The current disruption is not a postponement of income, but is lost revenue," he explained, adding the impact on consumption will outlast the physical cash shortages.
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The postponement was significant, as prosecutors had been hoping to finish calling witnesses Friday -- and Ellis has a reputation as a stickler for keeping trials moving.
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Mr Abe's advisers are once again strongly urging the postponement of a second increase in the consumption tax, or VAT, which is due in April 2017.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's President Jacob Zuma has postponed a scheduled trip to Iran, his office said on Wednesday, without providing any reason for the postponement.
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The afternoon game was rescheduled from Monday night after rain and a failing bank of lights at Wrigley Field forced the postponement of the series opener.
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New York City wasn't getting the snow that was originally predicted, but unseasonable cold paired with rain led to the postponement of the Yankees' opening day.
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The immediate cause of the postponement of the talks was a failure to agree on which groups should be invited as representatives of the Syrian opposition.
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The government is due to present a white paper on the fund in April but a change of power would almost certainly lead to a postponement.
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"Effective from today, the buffer parking locations for trucks will again be dismantled," announced managers, teeth almost audibly gritted, after the latest postponement on October 28th.
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Chicago will have an extra day to prepare for its home opener against the Seattle Mariners, as expected inclement weather caused the postponement of Thursday's contest.
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But increased fear and uncertainty about a trade war could also lead to supply chain disruptions and postponement of investment decisions, lowering output and also inflation.
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In the end, this year's postponement may turn out to be advantageous for Woods, who has been sidelined in recent weeks resting his surgically repaired back.
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The second source, who is also close to the Tokyo 2020 organising committee, confirmed that postponement was being discussed, including delays of one or two years.
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So, Hinchey sent a letter to Sarah Hirshland -- CEO of the United States Olympic and Paralympic Committee -- urging her to push for a 1-year postponement.
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The producers of "Better Days," by the Hong Kong director Derek Kwok-Cheung, announced the postponement of that film's opening in China on Monday, Variety reported.
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No deployments have yet been delayed due to concerns over the virus, but the postponement of military exercises raises the likelihood that troop readiness could suffer.
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The travel clampdown has also forced the postponement of the New Zealand cricket team's limited overs tour in Australia and the return tour in New Zealand.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, March 27 (Reuters) - The board of Brazilian medical services company Fleury SA has approved the postponement of its 2019 dividend payment to Dec.
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While Bach did not cite the arrival of the virus in Africa as the sole rationale for the postponement, he did single it out as significant.
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The postponement of the Olympics to summer 2021 is a huge blow to broadcaster NBC, which said it had sold more than $1 billion in advertising.
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On Friday, after the news of the Premier League postponement, Klopp released a statement to fans disappointed about the impact of the coronavirus on the sport.
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Following the birth of his second daughter Marli, the rapper, 26, announced the postponement of his tour to promote his first-ever album, The Big Day.
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Yes, but: Trump's postponement of the tariffs shouldn't be labeled as a "de-escalation" according to Chris Krueger, managing director of the Cowen Washington Research Group.
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Finding "Black Widow" a new release date will likely be a top priority for Disney because of how it's postponement impacts a whole slate of films.
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Global Athlete, an international group representing Olympic hopefuls, is calling for the postponement of the Tokyo Games to stem the further spread of the coronavirus outbreak.
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" Paralympics Australia said: "Paralympics Australia is wholly supportive of a postponement of the Paralympic Games in the best interests of public health, both here and abroad.
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But people attend conferences largely to mingle, as TED learned when it polled its attendees to see if they preferred a virtual event to a postponement.
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Apex LegendsElectronic Arts (EA) announced the postponement of the first major for the Apex Legends Global Series, originally scheduled for March 22020-20203 in Arlington, Texas.
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Before news of the postponement, a spokesman for the Chinese Commerce Ministry pushed back against allegations that China has not done enough to protect intellectual property.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy sought to delay the test procedures last week, but is correcting errors made in the postponement.
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While we can't read Putin's mind, we can safely guess that the news of a possible postponement on military assistance to Ukraine must have been welcome.
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There is speculation that she could seek a postponement of the March 29 deadline, and agree to keep a permanent customs union with the European bloc.
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Examples include working from home, school closures and the postponement or cancellation of mass gatherings, such as the South by Southwest music, technology and film conference.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsung's balance sheet, the postponement damages the firm's efforts to portray itself as an innovative first-mover, analysts have said.
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The Palestinian Foreign Ministry, commenting on those remarks in statement, dismissed the postponement as "nothing more than an Israeli attempt to calm foreign and local criticism".
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The postponement put off a chance for the Obama administration to make a strong statement of disapproval about Israeli settlement building, widely considered illegal under international law.
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Gustavo de Hoyos, president of employers' confederation Coparmex, told Reuters that the only conclusion to draw so far was that the postponement was due to political considerations.
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Though the president's memorandum didn't contain explicit directions to delay the implementation, legal experts suggest such a postponement may be in the cards — but it's anyone's guess.
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Halliburton's postponement "likely reflects that it and/or BHI will likely terminate the merger agreement once it expires on April 30," Jefferies analysts said in a note.
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A month after announcing the "outstanding achievement in popular film" category, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences released a statement on Thursday declaring its postponement.
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I will be able to rebuild that emergency fund easily if it does get completely depleted, even if it means a slight postponement of my ultimate goal.
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A Brussels official said Donald Tusk's proposal for a postponement of up to a year had gained support, but national diplomats said all options were still open.
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Major Asian stocks markets closed higher on Monday amid trade optimism after U.S. President Donald Trump announced a postponement of a closely-watched deadline on March 1.
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The New Academy was founded by more than 100 Swedish cultural figures earlier this year as a response to the scandal and the postponement of the Nobel.
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The postponement of U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports moved the bilateral trade spat toward a preliminary conclusion that should be helpful for the business community, she added.
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The accusations surfaced shortly after the postponement of an election for a successor to President Joseph Kabila, originally scheduled for next month, until at least April 2018.
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"It's not a secret that with the postponement of Brexit, some of the activities banks had scheduled have been slowed down," Elke Koenig told the European Parliament.
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"Every day we can't integrate puts us a day behind the competitive race," David Gelfand, a lawyer for T-Mobile, told the court, objecting to the postponement.
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Mechel declined to comment on the proposed timeframe of the postponement but said it was expecting to reach an agreement on the matter in the near future.
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No one wants to hear that production of their favorite show has been put on hold, especially when the reason for postponement is because of an injury.
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The increase had been intended to speed the transition to cleaner cars; the postponement came in response to violent protests by the so-called "yellow vest" movement.
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"Well, it's a reflection that the discussions didn't get far enough to justify another postponement or an exemption," he said on CNBC's "Squawk on the Street " Thursday.
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Scott Pelley, of "60 Minutes," asked him if he would have been willing to call for the postponement of the vote if he were running for reëlection.
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Due to a postponement because of Winter Storm Jonas and a three-game losing streak, it was the Wizards' first victory in a span of 10 days.
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The postponement comes less than a week after one of the show's stuntmen was injured when he was struck by an S.U.V. on set, according to reports.
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For all the government's (now paused) £100m ($120m) publicity campaign to prepare for Brexit on October 31st, it has been clear for weeks that postponement was likely.
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But the postponement is significant, as prosecutors had been hoping to finish calling witnesses Friday -- and Ellis has a reputation as a stickler for keeping trials moving.
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Kiir said that postponement came at Machar's request, but said the rainy season would make it hard to accomplish the integration of their forces within six months.
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Details: The original postponement came earlier in the month, when Remington also said that Ankura Trust had replaced BofA Merrill Lynch as the restructuring's term loan agent.
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In their view, rather than paying anything related to individual cases, they will cover a full-on cancellation or postponement of the Games or a sporting event.
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Abdulazziz, the Saudi minister, estimated the downturn had already resulted in the cancellation or postponement of projects equivalent to 5 million barrels per day of future production.
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The Energy Department's Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy sought to delay the test procedures last week, and is now correcting errors made in the postponement.
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"Additional details, including new dates and ticket information, will be announced shortly and shared directly with ticket holders and supporters," a news release about the postponement stated.
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Candi Vasquez, 13, who was born in Florida to undocumented parents, said that she and her brother, Rudolfo, 8, were still frightened after hearing about the postponement.
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Part of that deal called for negotiating laws to prevent fraud in future elections, but infighting led to the postponement of parliamentary election due in early 2015.
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On Tuesday afternoon, Parliament held an emergency debate on the postponement of the vote, called by Mr. Corbyn — essentially a chance for lawmakers to vent their discontent.
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Situation Room, an organization of more than 70 civil society groups, said the postponement had harmed the credibility of the electoral commission, creating "needless tension and confusion".
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The scenario provides a preview of the potential postponement or cancellation of other ad industry events such as the Cannes Lions festival, scheduled for June 22-26.
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The source added that as well as postponement other options that will be considered include switching venues and a possible change to the format of the tournament.
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His absence, however, forced the postponement of a major meeting with the federation's premiers that was expected to focus on how best to deal with the outbreak.
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On Thursday, the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee launched a taskforce to resolve issues linked to the postponement, such as reviewing dates for the Games and securing venues.
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On Thursday, the Tokyo 2020 organizing committee launched a taskforce to resolve issues linked to the postponement, such as reviewing dates for the Games and securing venues.
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The nations joined a growing list of countries to push for a postponement, Canada becoming the first to threaten not sending its athletes to the games (ESPN).
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"We condemn the postponement of the elections, but urge our teeming supporters to be patient and determined," a statement released Saturday by Buhari's Presidential Campaign Council read.
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One uncertainty, however, is how markets would react if a postponement of Japan's sales tax hike were to lead to a downgrade of the country's sovereign rating.
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"Nevertheless, a postponement and/or relocation of this championships might be considered if the circumstances would allow so in due time," the ISU said in a statement.
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Pompeo also planned to meet Ukrainian religious, civic and business leaders to discuss human rights, investment and economic and political reform, the department said before the postponement.
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"Our base case scenario is for the Trump administration to announce a postponement of the implementation of the December tariffs," analysts at MUFG said in a note.
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Some EU countries such as Spain, Sweden, Finland and Norway had called for a postponement of the proposed rules because of the diverging views on the topic.
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Mr. Serebrennikov declined to comment on the postponement of the ballet, deferring to the Bolshoi management, but he told friends that he thought the ballet was ready.
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The scientific community is divided over the threat of Zika due to the Rio Olympics, with many experts saying the call for postponement or relocation is unjustified.
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If MPs did not, she would be forced to go to the EU and ask for a postponement that was more open-ended and potentially longer-term.
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Everyone get home safe For his part, Scott apologized to his fans shortly after the postponement announcement, explaining he didn't want to give them an incomplete show.
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Lam, appearing both contrite and defiant, used much of the same language as a previous press conference on Saturday when she announced a postponement of the bill.
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RHP Jason Hammel had his next start pushed back to Wednesda in New York after Kansas City had to shuffle its rotation following Saturday's postponement and Sunday's doubleheader.
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On Wednesday, the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), Formula One's governing body, announced the postponement of the race, which was scheduled to take place April 2628 in Shanghai.
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EFAMA, which represents the mutual funds industry, and Insurance Europe, which represents insurers, both called for a postponement in the application date but not in the underlying law.
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Sasol said it would apply for a postponement for some of its plants to 2025 when it would be able to meet most of the new plant standards.
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Kasaila told Reuters that Malawi was particularly worried by Tanzania seeking a postponement of mediation talks scheduled for this month, saying this delayed the conclusion of the matter.
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Childish Gambino -- aka Donald Glover -- has 8 shows left on this tour after Wednesday's postponement ... but it's unclear if he will be able to perform Thursday in Oakland.
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This could entail the postponement of already delayed reforms, such as moving to a U.S.-style IPO registration system that would reduce opportunities for corruption and regulatory meddling.
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Tusk will chair a Thursday-Friday summit of EU leaders set to meet in Brussels after British Prime Minister Theresa May asked for a postponement until June 30.
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"Poland welcomes today's House of Commons vote not as a rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement but as postponement of its acceptance," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Twitter.
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The government has said a successful vote on the withdrawal agreement alone would be enough to satisfy EU leaders and secure a postponement of Brexit to May 22.
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An indefinite postponement of the deal would have significant repercussions for Australia's pledge to close a second detention center on Papua New Guinea's Manus island on Oct 31.
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Domestic institutions led from the front, but sentiment was dented after opposition lawmakers demanded postponement of the Union Budget fearing it could influence voters in upcoming state elections.
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Nigerian President Muhammadu Buhari was meeting with senior members of the ruling All Progressives Congress party on Monday over the postponement of Nigeria's presidential election, the party said.
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Wright implied that the postponement was due to a lack of clarity from the US government, which blacklisted Huawei in May after deeming it a national security risk.
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Both Buhari and Atiku seized on the election postponement last week to insinuate the other was trying to find a way to swing the vote in his favor.
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The postponement comes the same day that Wal-Mart launched its own mobile payment system, first unveiled late last year, in nearly 600 stores in Texas and Arkansas.
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"Together with the January inflation, this points to a postponement of a first rate hike ... at the next monetary policy meeting in April," Nordea analyst Andreas Wallstrom said.
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The high winds that caused the postponement of the men's downhill should not disrupt the schedule as slaloms are often run in weather that would stop speed events.
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The National Venture Capital Association (NVCA), a trade group, sued DHS over the postponement, and a federal court in December ordered DHS to move forward with the program.
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"Even though there will be limitations, it is better than a new postponement of the elections, so they must happen on that particular day," the EU's Mayaudon said.
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YOLA, Nigeria Feb 16 (Reuters) - Nigerian opposition candidate Atiku Abubakar on Saturday appealed to voters to be patient following the postponement of a presidential election by a week.
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He said the government was still contemplating a proposal from the industry that investments in the North Sea should be eligible for a tax credit or tax postponement.
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But then it was put on hold, and people familiar with the matter said the postponement of the Shanghai-London Stock Connect would last at least one month.
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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe followed suit early on Monday by telling parliament that postponement may be considered if holding the Games in its "complete form" became impossible.
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The postponement of the Euro 2020 championship for a year, however, has cleared space in the calendar for domestic competitions to finish if the public health situation allows.
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In a statement, Brad Wall, the premier of Saskatchewan, said that he and several of his counterparts believed a postponement was needed to deal with all the questions.
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The hunt for Mr. Davis and the lengthy lockdown complicated the beginning of spring break at Central Michigan and led to the postponement of a men's basketball game.
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The postponement came after Spain's Constitutional Court ruled on Saturday that Mr. Puigdemont could not be elected and sworn in without physically being present in the Catalan assembly.
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Hiroaki Yamamoto, 56, who owns a bus company on the outskirts of Tokyo that operates tourist and commuter lines, said his business was suffering before the Olympics postponement.
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A long postponement would require Britain to elect representatives to the European Parliament in voting that would take place from May 23 to 27 in all member states.
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The Goodman, finding itself with an empty studio space when the actor Stacy Keach's illness forced the postponement of his solo show, offered to bring the show downtown.
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The coronavirus pandemic has torn up the global sporting calendar, with infections and travel restrictions forcing the cancellation or postponement of a slew of major competitions and tournaments.
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The head of World Athletics, Sebastian Coe, has also called for a postponement, saying it was "neither feasible nor desirable" for the Games to be held in July.
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After the postponement, the IOC, local organisers, sponsors and hospitality and travel providers are among organisations who may look to recoup some money from insurers for the delay.
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The postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games to 2021 created a window for organizers to hold the event a week before the Ladies Scottish Open in North Berwick.
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If this is too onerous for borrowers, they can request a temporary postponement of payments, or apply for longer-term help via alternative plans with lower monthly payments.
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The postponement marks the first break in the four-year cycle for the summer Olympics since the 1940 and 1944 Games were cancelled because of World War Two.
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The postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games to 2021 created a window for organizers to hold the event a week before the Ladies Scottish Open in North Berwick.
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Pound was speaking the day after an IOC statement saying it was stepping up "scenario planning" in the next four weeks including a possible postponement of the Games.
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"Poland welcomes today's House of Commons vote not as a rejection of the Withdrawal Agreement but as postponement of its acceptance," Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said on Twitter.
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Protests in the Spanish region of Catalonia have grown so fierce that they've forced the postponement of next week's "El Clásico" match between Real Madrid and F.C. Barcelona.
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Petra said the virus outbreak in China resulted in a shutdown of retail stores and the subsequent postponement of the Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem and Pearl show.
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Petra said the virus outbreak in China resulted in a shutdown of retail stores and the subsequent postponement of the Hong Kong International Diamond, Gem and Pearl show.
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Disputes over the balance of representation between Hazaras and Pashtuns, the two largest groups in Ghazni, led to the postponement of last month's parliamentary election in the province.
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Though other parts of the rule took effect on June 9, 2017, consumer advocates fear that the postponement is a sign that the rule is slowly being defanged.
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A spokeswoman for the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Columbia did not have an immediate comment when asked if the office would oppose the requested postponement.
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Weeks of tumult and testimony, allegations and anger, pain and postponement over President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, it is still all about four undecided senators.
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Esper insisted the postponement was not a concession to North Korea but rather an attempt to "keep the door open" to diplomacy to eliminate North Korea's nuclear weapons.
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To help fill the void left by the postponement, however, the NBA 2K League will host its first "Three for All Showdown" running March 27 through April 23.
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EU leaders, fatigued by the serpentine Brexit crisis, must decide on Wednesday whether to grant May, who has asked for a postponement until June 30, a further delay.
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The department wants a six-month postponement in the proceedings of the civil lawsuit, which was filed in 2015 by hedge fund manager Daniel Shak and two commodity traders.
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The hike, originally planned for October, has already been delayed once and Abe may be moving for another postponement due to anemic economic growth and essentially non-existent inflation.
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The postponement by two years would still allow Japan to meet its target of turning the country's budget deficit into a surplus by fiscal 2020, the Yomiuri newspaper said.
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Washington and Seoul opened the way for the talks last week when they announced the postponement of joint military exercises that Pyongyang has denounced as a rehearsal for invasion.
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Whether the postponement affected her at all, Shiffrin put on a discouraging first run, where she finished with a 49.37, a half second back behind first-place Holdener's 48.89.
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Because no candidate won a majority, a runoff was scheduled for Sunday, but protesters who expected a rigged outcome blocked streets and burned voting centers, leading to the postponement.
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"Secretary Pompeo spoke by phone today with Danish Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod regarding the postponement of President Trump's travel to Denmark," State Department spokeswoman Morgan Ortagus said in statement.
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Wednesday's protests around the city's legislature forced the postponement of debate on the bill, which many in Hong Kong fear will undermine freedoms and confidence in the commercial hub.
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Bennie G. Thompson of Mississippi, the top Democrat on the Homeland Security Committee, who had invited Cruz to testify, told reporters he was given no explanation for the postponement.
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But amid the outage, those postponement filings are in danger of being lost in the chaos — meaning that Philadelphia's cybersecurity problems could cause someone to lose their home unnecessarily.
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ANNOUNCES POSTPONEMENT OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS * CHINA FUND INC - ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING HAS BEEN FURTHER POSTPONED TO WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 2018 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Britain's House of Commons last month passed a law demanding that the government seeks a postponement until the end of January 2020 to avoid an abrupt split on Oct.
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There were many factors behind the lower spend, a CNOOC official said at a news conference in Hong Kong, including the postponement of some projects and good cost control.
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A postponement could irritate telecommunications companies such as BCE Inc and Telus Corp, which cannot proceed with their plans for 5G wireless networks until Ottawa comes to a decision.
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Stumbling along, Foreman chased Ali throughout the seventh, but his face had puffed, especially around the right eye that had been cut in training, causing a six-week postponement.
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Barnier said a long postponement of Brexit would entail organizing European Parliament elections in the United Kingdom in May and London naming its representatives for the new European Commission.
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The postponement of the ruling came because Sharapova and the ITF needed more time to "complete and respond to their respective evidentiary submissions", the CAS said in a statement.
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The department also filed a motion for a ninety-day postponement of a decree worked out with the city of Baltimore after Freddie Gray died in police custody there.
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Senators Richard Burr, the Intelligence committee's Republican chairman, and Mark Warner, its Democratic vice chairman, did not offer an explanation on Friday for the postponement of the public hearing.
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Democrats took the one path remaining to ensure a full, fair and transparent vetting of Pruitt's record: successfully boycotting a committee meeting and forcing a postponement in Pruitt's vote.
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"Finally, we have been asked to make a simulation in case of a postponement," a source close to the organising committee who is involved in drafting the scenarios said.
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Unfortunately, many of them are still recovering from long term challenges created by Katrina, and now face the economic impact of the postponement of games because of the virus.
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"The postponement of the next round of China tariffs by President Trump ... has the global growth story back in full swing," said Jeffrey Halley, senior market analyst at OANDA.
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Prime Minister Theresa May requested on Wednesday a three-month postponement of the Brexit date to June 30 after failing to get her divorce deal ratified in UK parliament.
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Though the issue does not hurt Samsung's balance sheet, the postponement damages the firm's effort to showcase itself as an innovative first mover, not a fast follower, analysts said.
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But Mr. Romero said that he plans to request a postponement because the attention generated by her revelations has changed her profile and hampered their ability to prepare appropriately.
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"By instigating this postponement, the Buhari administration hopes to disenfranchise the Nigerian electorate in order to ensure that turnout is low on the rescheduled date," he said on Twitter.
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The Tokyo market also cheered Tuesday's official decision and announcement on the postponement of the 2020 Tokyo Olympics from the International Olympic Committee and the Japanese government, analysts said.
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Sunday's announcement comes as groups of athletes have called for postponement of the games to protect health and safety — not just of competitors, but also coaches, staff, and volunteers.
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The first public crack in the IOC's determined facade appeared on March 22 when the committee's executive board announced they had stepped up "scenario-planning" for a possible postponement.
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The postponement of a meeting between Secretary of State Mike Pompeo and North Korea's leading nuclear weapons negotiator has raised questions about the potential for progress in denuclearization talks.
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The coronavirus outbreak has already caused the cancellation or postponement of several events, including Art Basel Hong Kong earlier in February and the Major Triennial in Beijing in January.
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U.S. special envoy Zalmay Khalilzad, who has been in Kabul since last week trying to defuse tensions, said on Twitter that the postponement would allow time for "necessary consultations".
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At the end of this month, joint military exercises involving tens of thousands of troops from both countries are set to resume, following their postponement during the Olympic Games.
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President Emmanuel Macron agreed to suspend a French tax on American technology giants in exchange for a postponement of threatened retaliatory tariffs on French goods by the Trump administration.
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Her lawyer appealed for a postponement, but the court — which is hearing the case in the same courtroom where the French queen Marie-Antoinette was tried — denied the request.
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It's the second postponement this year between Minnesota and Kansas City and the fifth of the season for the Twins, who have played the fewest games in the majors.
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Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, called for an immediate postponement of Kavanaugh's confirmation proceedings in a letter to the committee's chairman, Iowa Republican Sen.
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Esper told reporters he did not consider the postponement a concession to North Korea, although it follows earlier cutbacks in the scale and prominence of U.S.-South Korean exercises.
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But the postponement of a major Chinese-New Zealand tourism event that same month -- which Ardern put down to a scheduling issue -- also added to speculation of a rift.
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The Bolshoi first announced the postponement in a short news release on Saturday, three days before the scheduled premiere of "Nureyev," sending shock waves through the Russian cultural elite.
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That's a bold statement from Ms. Napolitano, as security concerns about Mr. Yiannopoulos's event resulted in the postponement of a previously scheduled talk by Anna Tsing, a leading anthropologist.
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"The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence has accepted Mr. Cohen's request for postponement of tomorrow's hearing due to post-surgery medical needs," Davis said in a statement to VICE News.
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As such it requested a postponement of an upcoming court date at which it and several companies and advocacy groups are scheduled to argue over its rollback of net neutrality.
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As a result of the postponement, the Mets announced that Matt Harvey, who was originally scheduled to make his season debut on Monday against the Phillies, would start on Tuesday.
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Yet the postponement of price negotiation on protected drug classes points to just how much pressure regulators and legislators face trying to shift pricing and payment models quickly in Medicare.
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Manhattan U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman said a postponement of the trial could hinder a final resolution of the case before the government begins printing the census forms next year.
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If not, parliament would be given a vote on asking the EU for a postponement of the Article 278 deadline to prevent Britain leaving without a deal on March 10.
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"The postponement of the British parliament's vote on the Brexit agreement has not averted the risk of a disorderly exit of the United Kingdom from the European Union," it added.
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"Logistics weren't properly managed despite the postponement of the polls," said Idayat Hassan, director of Abuja-based think tank Centre for Democracy and Development, which is also observing the election.
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Britain's parliament voted in favour on Saturday of an amendment that withheld support for Johnson's Brexit deal and as a result he is obliged, by law, to request a postponement.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger will undergo heart surgery this week following the postponement of the band's North American tour for medical reasons, according to a published report.
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The main opposition Democratic Alliance party said it would challenge Zuma's request for a postponement, to avoid South Africans being subjected to "President Zuma's political games and 11th hour interventions".
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The 49-year-old host returned to the helm of his talk show Monday night after a week-long absence due to the postponement of his son Billy's heart surgery.
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Fitch interpreted the decision - the government's second postponement - as a sign of waning commitment to fiscal consolidation and adjusted its baseline assumption to exclude a consumption tax hike in 2019.
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Any postponement will raise concerns for the future of a deal that would rank as one of South Korea's biggest, and at potentially $16 billion, the biggest gaming deal worldwide.
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The electoral commission said the postponement, which is due to last a week, was due solely to logistical factors and denied political pressure had played any part in the decision.
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Russian stocks also slipped from Tuesday's record highs, losing 69.77869.92 percent after shares in oil producer Bashneft fell as much as 69.162.79 percent on the unexpected postponement of its privatisation.
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On Friday he didn't, putting out sorrowful, thoughtful messages on Twitter and Facebook and announcing his postponement of a speech on economic opportunity that he had been scheduled to deliver.
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The attack forced a 24-hour postponement of the team's high-profile clash with AS Monaco, which turned out to be a pulsating encounter that the visitors won 3-2.
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The abrupt postponement came after the American Civil Liberties Union and others questioned the timing of the exercise in a Hispanic enclave near the Paso del Norte Port of Entry.
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The lagoon's waters were quite bubbly on Tuesday but the high winds that had forced the postponement of Sunday's events had dropped, allowing the schedule to get back on track.
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The lawsuits came after the World Boxing Council announced on May 13 that Povetkin had tested positive for meldonium and subsequently announced the postponement of his bout with champion Wilder.
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A Toshiba spokesman said on Monday that the possible postponement was not something the company had announced and that it was preparing to make the earnings announcement by April 11.
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The flu-like virus, which has infected over 190,000 people and killed more than 7,500 around the world, has also forced the postponement of the European Championship and Copa America.
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UEFA is meeting with its member federations on Tuesday, where a postponement of Euro2020 to 2021 is expected following the widespread suspension of Europe's domestic leagues due to the coronavirus.
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Oil markets have taken comfort from a postponement of the next round of China tariffs by President Donald Trump and data showing a sharp drop in U.S. crude oil stockpiles.
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At least 49 people were killed in a terrorist attack in New Zealand, Britain will seek a Brexit postponement and radio messages shed light on the crash of Flight 23.
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The postponement caps a chaotic week, which saw more than 100 people killed in fights between ethnic groups in northwestern Congo and clashes between police and opposition supporters in Kinshasa.
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Meanwhile, the territory of Puerto Rico, which had already moved its primary to late April, now finds itself less than a month away from holding an election, pending another postponement.
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Wednesday's vote should now clear the path for Parliament to ask for a postponement of the March 29 date for withdrawal, known as Brexit, in a vote scheduled for Thursday.
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Mr. Bhalla called the postponement "a huge victory" for Hoboken and its efforts to complete a stretch of public space running the length of the city along the Hudson River.
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The postponement will delay arguments in three blockbuster cases over whether President Donald Trump may shield his financial records, including tax returns, from state and congressional investigators, among other matters.
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Privately-run outfits, such as former champions Williams who finished last in 2019, are already operating on tight budgets that risk shrinking further following the cancellation and postponement of races.
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The IOC chief then called an emergency meeting of the IOC executive board on Sunday, which agreed to open discussions with Japan over postponement and scheduled a call for Tuesday.
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The United States governing bodies of swimming and track — two of the three top-tier Summer Games sports — had called on their national Olympic officials to push for a postponement.
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International Olympic Committee (IOC) member Dick Pound: "That's my conclusion (there will be a postponement of the Olympics) from reading IOC speak in the communication," Pound told Reuters on Monday.
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IOC President Thomas Bach wrote an open letter to athletes on March 22, saying the organization had started discussions, including about postponement, and would make a decision in four weeks.
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The postponement of the briefing comes after a number of states reported new cases over the weekend and federal officials confirmed the country's first and second deaths from the virus.
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If his request was not granted, Mr. Karuoui, a businessman and co-owner of a popular TV network, said in the letter, he would seek the postponement of the election.
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Britain's parliament voted in favor on Saturday of an amendment that withheld support for Johnson's Brexit deal and as a result he is obliged, by law, to request a postponement.
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Manafort's lawyers have argued that a postponement is warranted due to the need to sift through the voluminous amount of documents recently turned over by prosecutors to the defense team.
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The coronavirus outbreak has caused the cancellation or postponement of more than 24 exhibitions and conferences worldwide, hammering the $2.5 trillion trade show industry and foreshadowing more pain to come.
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Speaking to reporters at the World Economic Forum, Bruno Le Maire, the French finance minister, said his country had accepted a postponement of the payments to the end of 2020.
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Delays in moving people back to their home areas could force a postponement of Iraq's May 12 parliamentary election as the refugee camps are not fit to host polling stations.
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CAPE TOWN, March 8 (Reuters) - The first exploration for shale gas in South Africa will begin in the next financial year, the government said on Tuesday, following years of postponement.
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The coronavirus outbreak has prompted the cancellation or postponement of numerous major international sporting events and raised concerns about the Tokyo Olympics which is due to start on July 24.
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The coronavirus outbreak has prompted the cancellation or postponement of numerous major international sporting events and raised concerns about the Tokyo Olympics which is due to start on July 24.
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The postponement will have no direct impact on the Interior Department's plan to open the coastal plain, 1.5 million acres known as the 1002 Area, to oil and gas development.
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Because those holding power are going to continue to impose their road map, with yet another postponement of elections, with the same machinery of this system rejected by the people.
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"The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence has accepted Mr. Cohen's request for postponement of tomorrow's hearing due to post surgery medical needs," Lanny Davis said in a statement to media.
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We forecast the deficit before debt variation will narrow to 5% of total revenue in 2016-2018 from 7.6% in 103, largely due to capex cuts or postponement to later periods.
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Xelil also said the Afrin assault led to the postponement of the final phase of a three-stage election being held in northern Syria to deepen its autonomy through elected institutions.
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The House and Justice Department agreed to seek the postponement, according to their filing Tuesday, because another court hearing they must attend is happening the same afternoon before a different judge.
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ZEW President Achim Wambach attributed the rise to hopes over the world's economy but added that the "postponement of the Brexit deadline may also have contributed to buoy the economic outlook."
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"At the end of that period, I will order the public disclosure of any information that the agencies cannot demonstrate meets the statutory standard for continued postponement of disclosure," Trump wrote.
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European Council President Donald Tusk said it would be possible to grant Britain a short postponement if parliament next week backs May's divorce agreement, which it has already voted down twice.
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Pushing back plans to play in China by a year comes on the heels of the Los Angeles Rams' announcement of the postponement of their new stadium from 2019 to 2020.
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May's government insisted on Tuesday that it has no plans to delay the March 29 departure, following a newspaper report that British officials had sounded out the EU about a postponement.
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"This postponement is at the expense of the workers, who want a decision on their jobs and their future," Verdi union board member Christine Behle said in a statement on Friday.
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The partnership, announced on Thursday, will benefit customers in up to 12 markets and reflects an expansion in Prudential's strategy, from offering protection to prevention and postponement of adverse health events.
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The British parliament voted in favor on Saturday of an amendment that withheld support for the Brexit deal and as a result Johnson is obliged, by law, to request a postponement.
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In a release, the FDA cited "...further consideration of what opportunities there may be to reduce costs and enhance the flexibility of these requirements" as the primary reason for the postponement.
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Hurricane Irma forced the postponement of the regularly scheduled home opener for Miami, which would love to duplicate its impressive 6-2 mark from last season at Hard Rock Stadium. 2.
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"There is no incentive for shareholders to lock in their shares until the very last moment, so the postponement was expected," said Haavard Nilsson, an analyst at Oslo-based brokerage Carnegie.
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"Further postponement of the Section 232 investigation will invite a growing deluge of steel imports into the U.S. and cause even greater damage to the U.S. steel sector," the senators wrote.
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Rafael Nadal went from a full day to a day off after rain forced the postponement of all 26 Olympic tennis matches — including all three Nadal had been scheduled to play.
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The postponement came just days before the March 1 deadline, after which Trump had said he would increase tariffs from 10 percent to 25 percent on $200 billion in Chinese products.
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Paul Dergarabedian called the situation "unprecedented" and that the movie's postponement in China "will, at least in the short term, have an unavoidable negative impact on the film's overall global performance."
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The decision followed the postponement last week of the James Bond movie "No Time to Die" to November from April, and a move for "Peter Rabbit 2" to August from March.
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Hearn, who manages Joshua, also floated the idea that a blockbuster bout for the undisputed world heavyweight title with Tyson Fury might take priority in the event of a long postponement.
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The shutting down of schools, the cancellation of massive sporting events, and the postponement of conventions, gatherings, concerts and political rallies all underscore the seriousness of what the country is facing.
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"(The postponement) has nothing to do with security, nothing to do with political influence, nothing to do with availability of resources," he told a gathering of foreign election observers and reporters.
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The decision followed the postponement last week of the James Bond movie "No Time to Die" to November from April, and a move for "Peter Rabbit 2" to August from March.
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The epidemic has forced the postponement of festivals, exhibitions, trade fairs and sports events and damaged tourism, retail sales and global supply chains, especially in China, the world's second-largest economy.
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It said coronavirus measures and simultaneous increased time requirements due to the first-time audit of annual financial statements by new auditors KPMG led to a postponement of THE publication date.
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"Cancellation insurance usually includes postponement as standard," said Tim Thornhill, sales director, entertainment and sport, at Lloyd's of London broker Tysers, who also said this might not always be the case.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Tokyo 2020 organizing committee chief executive Toshiro Muto said on Tuesday it is not clear who will pay the extra costs arising from the postponement of the Tokyo Olympics.
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"While we recognize the inherent complexities around a postponement, nothing is more important than the health and safety of our athletes and the world community," Team Canada said in a statement.
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Popovich, in full "get over yourself" mode, would surely note that the world has much bigger problems to consider — and that Olympic postponement affects the athletes far more than the coaches.
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"The extra cost that will arise from this postponement is inevitable," Mori wrote in a letter addressed to the 33 international federations of sports that make up the Tokyo Games program.
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The postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to next year would open up some space on the calendar if the coronavirus pandemic has been brought under control by mid-July.
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"The extra cost that will arise from this postponement is inevitable," Mori wrote in a letter addressed to the 33 international federations of sports that make up the Tokyo Games program.
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LONDON, March 24 (Reuters) - Athletes, national associations and sporting federation from around the world reacted to the postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games on Tuesday because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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But shortly after that agreement was reached on Sunday, a second accusation of misconduct surfaced, and Senator Dianne Feinstein, the top Democrat on the committee, requested a postponement of the proceedings.
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Speaking after attending the G7 finance leaders' conference call, Aso also said the Tokyo metropolitan government will consider how to foot costs associated with the postponement of the Tokyo Olympic Games.
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"I think it's a bit premature to speak about postponement," said a spokesman for the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, which oversees climate negotiations, referring to the Glasgow summit.
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When the judge, Vernon S. Broderick of Federal District Court, rejected the additional postponement, Mr. Ng's lawyers asked for further short extensions, ultimately until July 23, citing their client's medical problems.
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"In light of the current conditions and for all the athletes, we made a proposal of a postponement of about a year, to hold them securely and safely," Abe said Tuesday.
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If the United States is serious about opposing Kurdish statehood, then instead of calling for the referendum's postponement, it could work with Baghdad and Erbil to set up a confederal Iraq.
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Two writers were awarded Nobel Prizes in literature on Thursday — following a scandal at the Swedish Academy that led to the postponement of the 2018 award, reports the New York Times.
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It has already forced the cancellation, postponement or relocation of several other sporting events in Asia, including the world indoor athletics championships that were scheduled for Nanjing from March 13-15.
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The Gazzetta dello Sport said that both teams were already at the stadium when they were told of the postponement and that a coach load of Cremonese fans were turned back.
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The IMF mission ends on Wednesday, with a statement that Argentina hopes will not only announce a postponement of payments to the fund but support for its upcoming restructuring of bonds.
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The Hong Kong Rugby Union refused to confirm the postponement, although Chief Executive Robbie McRobbie told the newspaper an announcement would be made by governing body World Rugby later on Thursday.
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The Army Corps of Engineers on Friday announced the "indefinite postponement" of a public meeting scheduled for Thursday in Rockaway Park due to a lack of necessary funding for the study.
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SAO PAULO, Dec 14 (Reuters) - Brazilian utility Neoenergia SA is expected to decide for the postponement of its initial public offering, two sources with knowledge of the matter said on Thursday.
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Jackson is on Capitol Hill meeting with members and expressed disappointment in a hallway interview with MSNBC about the postponement of the hearing, saying he had been looking forward to it.
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Advancing a rescissions package would cause further postponement of the 2019 appropriations process, which is already significantly late as a result of the six-month delay in enacting the 2018 Omnibus.
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GOP lawmakers lambasted Trump for his attack, which came days after the White House suffered a political setback with the postponement of a Senate vote on the GOP's healthcare plan. Sen.
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The postponement of a vote in December has raised doubts about Temer's ability to rein in a bulging budget deficit that cost Brazil its investment grade credit rating in late 2015.
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"We welcome the IOC Executive Board decision to review the options in respect of a postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games," British Olympic Association chairman Hugh Robertson said on Sunday.
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A postponement of the Brexit date would require the consent of all 27 other European Union governments, and they are not likely to grant any extensive delay without a sound reason.
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Their label, Ed Banger, posted the announcement on their Twitter page, citing their busy schedule as reason for the postponement but also said that the mix will drop later this year.
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If May fails, parliament would be given a vote on asking the EU for a postponement of the Article 50 deadline to prevent Britain leaving without a deal on March 29.
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While the EU has already rejected a demand from May for a postponement until June 30, the bloc is not willing to go for the most damaging, abrupt split on Friday.
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Accordingly, by the authority vested in me as President and Commander in Chief by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, I hereby certify that all information within records that agencies have proposed for continued postponement under section 5(g)(2)(D) of the Act must be temporarily withheld from full public disclosure until no later than April 26, 2018, to allow sufficient time to determine whether such information warrants continued postponement under the Act.
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Coming from ski country, they were not too uncomfortable, but their journey was wasted as high winds forced the postponement of the third Alpine event in four days at the Pyeongchang Olympics.
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The reason for the postponement was not immediately clear, but it comes one week after attorneys for Flynn alerted Trump's legal team that they could no longer share information about the case.
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The postponement means the next major development in the dispute may occur in a London High Court, where fund manager BlackRock and Deutsche Bank, representing sukuk holders, have been arguing against Dana.
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Santina says the postponement was made official after a conference call involving state officials trying to reconcile one judge's order to carry out the execution and another judge's order to stop it.
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Protests around the city's legislature on Wednesday forced the postponement of debate on the extradition bill, which many people in Hong Kong fear will undermine freedoms and confidence in the commercial hub.
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Russian broadsheet Izvestia which said that the vote could lead to the postponement of Brexit or an "outright political crisis in Britain" − most of the global press think that has already happened.
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"There will be postponement applications again, particularly in SO2 (sulphur dioxide) and H2S (hydrogen sulphide), where today we don't have credible viable solutions and we need to work on those," said Klingenberg.
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The postponement and movement of the game to Week 11 means both teams, which happened to share the same bye week, will lose their bye and have to play 16 straight games.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - This week's fight between U.S. President Donald Trump and House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi over his State of the Union speech was unusual - but the resulting postponement was not.
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"It is highly probable that such a late postponement had negative effects on voter turnout," John Tomaszewski of the joint U.S. National Democratic Institute and International Republican Institute observers delegation, told reporters.
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Jury selection in the latest trial began on Monday morning in U.S. District Court in Las Vegas, following a three-week postponement after an unrelated mass shooting in Las Vegas on Oct.
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Schiff said earlier this week that Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen is expected to testify before his panel and the House Oversight and Reform Committee, despite the postponement of his Feb.
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"I cannot exclude (a postponement), but it's not up to me to decide, it's up to European leaders but they will ask the British what for," Barnier said on Europe 1 radio.
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Long after organizers announced the postponement of the race until Thursday, noisy contingents from both countries remained cheering and singing in the stands as other spectators shot photos and video of them.
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December 85033, 2018: Flynn sentencing trial postponed after scathing remarks by judge Flynn requests a postponement of his sentencing for lying to FBI agents until his cooperation with federal prosecutors is complete.
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The postponement of Pence's trip also comes amid widespread outrage across the Middle East in response to President Donald Trump's decision earlier this month to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
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An article on Tuesday about the postponement of a court hearing into whether Apple could be compelled to help the government unlock a terrorist's iPhone erroneously attributed a distinction to the company.
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December 18, 2018: Flynn sentencing trial postponed after scathing remarks by judge Flynn requests a postponement of his sentencing for lying to FBI agents until his cooperation with federal prosecutors is complete.
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Even if Sanders has little chance of catching Biden in the delegate count absent a dramatic change in voter opinion, the postponement of numerous primaries could mathematically keep him afloat for months.
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The pandemic has forced the cancellation or postponement of major public events, roiled financial markets, and raised questions about the U.S. government's ability to swiftly respond to such a public health crisis.
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"Postponement is not withdrawal," Ryan Hass, a fellow at the Brookings Institution who served as the director for China at the National Security Council during the Obama administration, wrote in an email.
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"And for those women who, despite the mandatory postponement, are able to vindicate their right, the required delay may pose an undue burden that is not justified by the State's purported rationales."
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