It's a big thing, postponing an election," Trump said, adding later, "I think postponing elections is not a very good thing.
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The relief measures in the new stimulus package include exemptions on expat levies, postponing some private sector fee payments to the government, and postponing the collection of customs duties on imports.
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Postponing something you need to do is detrimental to success.
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N) twice postponing a nationwide rollout and Japan Tobacco (0003.
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"We are postponing the 'Little Mermaid Live' special," they wrote.
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And while they have a honeymoon planned, they're postponing it.
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About 16% of respondents have even considered postponing the event.
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In your Instagram video, you said you were postponing it.
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On Tuesday, Google Cloud announced it's postponing its digital conference.
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The state is postponing its primary to June 2, Gov.
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Local officials should consider modifying, postponing or canceling large gatherings.
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Metallica says they are postponing their upcoming tour down under.
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So we are canceling or postponing the congressional picnic tomorrow.
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Postponing launch to tomorrow [February 22], assuming winds are better then.
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Trump then told Pelosi he is postponing her planned trip overseas.
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Pfizer said it's postponing drug price increases after meeting with Trump.
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After postponing it for two years, Line may finally go public.
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Trump's potentially postponing the March deadline also added to the optimism.
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Beryllium: The Department of Labor is also postponing the beryllium rule.
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Stada responded by postponing the meeting from June 9 to Aug.
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Or President Nixon postponing the sale of military aircraft to Israel.
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The Hill: GOP weighs postponing border wall fight until after midterms.
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Then came news that WeWork was postponing its initial public offering.
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Manfred gave four reasons for postponing the suspension until next season.
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Mr. Manson will be postponing nine tour dates — from an Oct.
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Following Ohio, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana and Maryland are postponing their primaries.
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In response, Trump said he was postponing an official trip there.
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Ohio postponing its vote ultimately didn't matter for Biden's delegate math.
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Postponing the election would almost certainly have created a constitutional crisis.
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His campaign said on Wednesday that it was postponing those ads.
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Democrats pushed back Thursday afternoon against postponing immigration legislation until 2018.
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So we will be officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow.
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Many other places of worship are also postponing services as a precaution.
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That's where workers might benefit from postponing receipt of their holiday pay.
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Every time you feel like postponing something, resolve to do it immediately.
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Janet Jackson is postponing her Unbreakable tour for the happiest reason ever.
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I think I was postponing the idea of actually grabbing the ring.
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Quietly postponing a policy is often the first step towards abandoning it.
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Virbac announced on Wednesday it was postponing its option to buy Centrovet.
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Postponing a final deal is prudent, but it will be politically costly.
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But it is also postponing a necessary conversation, with potentially risky consequences.
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You're right that postponing the conversation will not make it any easier.
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Little did I know that I was just postponing the inevitable reckoning.
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The Brazilian Olympic committee on Saturday endorsed postponing the Games until 2021.
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After postponing its 1986 season, the league would never play another game.
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Both are associated with postponing medical care and medications and increased hospitalizations.
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If they continue postponing addressing such issues, a new banking crisis could emerge.
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Those include things like postponing contributions to a retirement funds for federal employees.
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Soon after, the department announced it was postponing certain provisions of the regulation.
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And this time the Fed is speeding up, rather than postponing, rate rises.
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He has warned that postponing the decision indefinitely could derail the decommissioning project.
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Brian Wilson is postponing his upcoming tour to focus on his mental health.
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Both then and now, agencies were effectively repealing rules by postponing them indefinitely.
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"So we will be officially postponing the congressional picnic for tomorrow," Trump said.
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They also told them to consider postponing travel anywhere in Miami-Dade County.
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Some officials said postponing the euro summit in December was now under consideration.
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CNN is postponing a scheduled Senate debate in Florida next week after Gov.
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Olympic committees in Norway and Brazil have endorsed postponing the Games until 2021.
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They're reportedly postponing their summer wedding in Japan due to the global crisis.
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The Brazilian Olympic committee on Saturday also endorsed postponing the Games until 2021.
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Judge Martinez cited that concern as one of his justifications for postponing trials.
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For some sales folks, customers and prospects aren't just postponing, but outright ghosting.
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Soon after, the Department announced it was postponing certain provisions of the regulation.
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But this is only a temporary solution — postponing the ultimate day of reckoning.
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Alibaba – Alibaba is postponing hiring and cutting travel spending, according to a Bloomberg report.
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Engineers contemplated postponing the test, but didn't reveal any potential issues to the public.
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"There is no such thing as postponing or cancelling at this stage," Cavusoglu said.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen is postponing his Feb.
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They're also postponing their scheduled May 17 show in Burbank, California, the statement said.
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Postponing a chartered flight in a time-sensitive industry is not good for business.
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On The Trail: Donald Trump's campaign is postponing the announcement of his VP selection.
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Nigeria has a history of election delays after postponing the 2011 and 2015 votes.
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Jackson announced in 2016 she was postponing her "Unbreakable" tour to plan her family.
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The statement said the "Physical" singer was postponing her June U.S. and Canadian tours.
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CDC recommends women who are pregnant, in any trimester, to consider postponing their trip.
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"I wouldn't mind" postponing the repeal until after 2020, he told reporters this afternoon.
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SULAIMANIYA, Iraq (Reuters) - Iraq's Kurds may consider the possibility of postponing a planned Sept.
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It's time to get down to business around a creative project you've been postponing.
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Hatch told reporters he "wouldn't mind" postponing repeal until after 28503, or even indefinitely.
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"Postponing the distribution until junior year would be a good idea," Mr. Carpenter said.
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" Loew praised the Art Institute for postponing the show, calling it the "right decision.
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Hatch told reporters he "wouldn't mind" postponing repeal until after 2020, or even indefinitely.
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Andrada emphasized that no one is publicly talking about canceling or postponing the games.
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Stada at the time responded by postponing the meeting from June 9 to Aug.
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Those actions and statements, the mayor said, had been misunderstood as postponing the work.
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I ended up postponing family plans that day to retweet and keep it going.
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On Thursday, the Pentagon announced that it was postponing the parade until next year.
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Sports are basically canceled: the NHL, the NBA, MLB, which is postponing its season.
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Yesterday, TechCrunch announced that we would be postponing a pair of our own events.
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According to Time, women were also postponing marriage and children until later in life.
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Higher-risk people might consider cancelling or postponing unnecessary travel plans, too, she added.
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The web version adopts the Snooze option for postponing attention to a message, too.
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The UK Foreign Office suggests that women consider postponing nonessential travel until after pregnancy.
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Meanwhile, postponing default is costly to the economy and unfair to long-term creditors.
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Finally stop postponing that early morning Pilates class, or even better, do nothing at all.
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Trump, too, cited the ongoing government shutdown as his reason for postponing Pelosi's travel plans.
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Here's to more time bending and postponing birthdays of natural body parts in 2017.Â
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The president's draft memo referenced "pending litigation" as justification for postponing the rule's effective date.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY), appears to be postponing the vote till at least Thursday.
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It is postponing the launch of longer-term products because of economic concerns, Lifshitz said.
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It's been a year and a half now, and I keep postponing finishing the thing.
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The Rolling Stones are postponing their latest tour so Mick Jagger can receive medical treatment.
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The reason, authorities claim, was simple: Postponing payment is easier and cheaper for the servicer.
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Hillary Clinton has been postponing fundraisers with financial executives ahead of the New Hampshire primary.
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"I rely heavily on psychotherapy, often postponing prescribing until I hit a roadblock," he writes.
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Earlier this month, We said it was postponing its IPO until later in the year.
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Postponing meaningful reform may be politically expedient, but it will only make the problem worse.
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That said, there's almost no chance of the Vice President canceling or postponing the trip.
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Every hour, more acts currently on the road are postponing their gigs and going home.
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The White House Correspondents' Association (WHCA) is looking into postponing its high-profile annual dinner.
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Kentucky joins Louisiana and Georgia in postponing their primaries over fears surrounding the coronavirus pandemic.
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It is also postponing all hearings of cases of immigrants who are not in detention.
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Drake is moments away from postponing his two upcoming shows in Miami ... TMZ has learned.
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Postponing Facebook Live until the technology is ready to keep up should be an option.
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Some brides have daily calls or texts with brides they know after postponing their weddings.
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As of Sunday, the CDC recommends canceling and postponing gatherings of more than 50 people.
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Postponing the games would probably lead to a major commercial impact for broadcasting, said Thieliant.
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On Thursday, he praised the move by Justice Thomas on Twitter for postponing Woods's execution.
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MLB announced on March 16 that it was postponing the start of the season indefinitely.
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" Bach noted in his letter that even postponing the Olympics is "an extremely complex challenge.
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But while it's easy enough to cancel rallies, postponing elections is more of a challenge.
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New York's New York-Presbyterian Hospitals began postponing elective procedures and surgeries as of Monday.
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The developments led to Azar postponing a hearing Thursday in D.C. on the HHS budget.
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For example, accelerating deductions or postponing income will reduce the tax hit from a conversion.
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How would you feel about postponing your wedding if one of your parents gets sick?
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It also remained unclear if London could avoid postponing its scheduled departure on Oct. 31.
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"The people's democratic rights are being violated by postponing elections," said Rajapaksa at the protest.
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WeWork just announced today, it sounds like they are going to be postponing their IPO.
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Dick Shelby of Alabama, announced he was postponing subcommittee hearings on the two bills indefinitely.
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Shortly before that date, the department announced it was postponing certain provisions of the regulation.
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Jones said she's doing everything possible to prevent illness, which would force postponing her procedure.
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But they did make one important concession: postponing joint military exercises with the United States.
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In April, Jackson announced that she was postponing her tour amid speculation that she was pregnant.
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The letter's existence was unknown until late in the proceedings and ended up postponing the trial.
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"We've been postponing it for 35 years," he said, amid growing pressure from women's rights groups.
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Travis flatly denied cheating, although he did some damage control while postponing a concert last week.
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Others have complained that it would give Congress an excuse to continue postponing action on encryption.
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In January, Jackson shot down rumors that she was battling cancer after postponing several tour dates.
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She has defended her plan but hinted at the possibility of postponing its entry into force.
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"Postponing the necessary reforms is not a valid option anymore," Coeure told a conference in Frankfurt.
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We've already seen one candidate call for postponing this election over concerns about the voting process.
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Election authorities have said they are considering postponing the vote until July due to organizational difficulties.
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Ahead of confirming their split, the pair were showing signs of trouble— even postponing their wedding.
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A Kurdish official, Mala Bakhtiar, on Saturday told Reuters the possibility of postponing a planned Sept.
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The days postponing an upgrade to save money are gone, as are the early adopter stages.
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"Customers in these industries are postponing or stopping investments," said Dirk Böckenhoff, a spokesman for Voith.
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As a result, we have seen new starts collapse, with many companies postponing or halting apprenticeships.
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"Hair of the dog" may help in the short-term, but you're only postponing the inevitable.
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Trump was right in postponing the summit in the face of North Korean threats and insults.
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"Falcon was hired; and to appease his mother, he told her he was "postponing his degree.
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It is not immediately clear if postponing the vote in certain areas will affect that deadline.
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These days he'd be postponing sleep even longer by looking up the Elizabethan explorer on Wikipedia.
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But federal health officials also warned them to consider postponing travel anywhere in Miami-Dade County.
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Emin's potential testimony Interview excerpt CNN: In your Instagram video, you said you were postponing it.
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On June 15th Ms Lam had tried to appease protesters by postponing consideration of the bill.
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If the answer to any of these is yes, then postponing your transition may make sense.
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Mariah Carey The chanteuse cited travel restrictions for postponing her planned March 27 show in Hawaii.
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"I am postponing my shows this weekend at @beacontheatre, in NYC," the comic announced on Instagram.
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Ms. Sauer said that hospitals had tried to think about the psychological effect of postponing surgeries.
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"They want to make sure they aren't the only ones thinking about postponing," Ms. Sowerby said.
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Amid a chorus of shouts and screams, the Senate abruptly adjourned until Tuesday, postponing a vote.
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Jeffra Trumpower, senior creative director at WeddingWire, recommends postponing your wedding celebration instead of outright canceling.
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UK-based wedding coordinator Nina Beer recommends rescheduling rather than postponing weddings to avoid losing deposits.
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As in many countries, educated women in Chinese cities are postponing childbirth as they pursue careers.
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Visa and Mastercard are postponing planned changes to their fee structures because of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"At first, nobody at the Albertina believed we were postponing because of airport fees," he said.
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Bad weather disrupted Shiffrin's grandest plans from the beginning, postponing each of her first two races.
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"At this time, CDC does not recommend canceling or postponing travel to Japan," the agency said.
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Mr. Nevins, who is not beholden to anxious advertisers, was firm on not postponing the episode.
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The Taliban have insisted on postponing the election before proceeding with negotiations with the Afghan government.
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But a Boeing spokesman said late Sunday that the company is postponing the 777X's big reveal.
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"He and his ministers use pretexts to justify postponing elections because of their interests," she said.
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If it's an impulse buy, postponing it gives you time for the impulse to cool off.
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But yesterday, the teachers' union announced it was postponing the strike until Monday over legal questions.
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Jagger also apologized to his fans last month, and said he was devastated about postponing the tour.
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Weeks after postponing the European dates, he then axed more dates in Australia, New Zealand and Japan.
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This maneuver has succeeded in postponing a full-scale military confrontation between Turkey, Syrian rebels and Kurds.
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Tiffany Haddish has announced she's postponing her upcoming performance in Atlanta due to Georgia's controversial abortion ban.
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The band tweeted Friday it will be postponing its concert originally set for Sunday in New Orleans.
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Postponing the conversion to term-out helps obviate a likely tidal wave of loan portfolio charge-offs.
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However, the company resubmitted that plan in 143, 2015 and 2016, postponing the proposed fixes each year.
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After considering a third attempt, SpaceX staff made the call to scrub the flight, postponing the blastoff.
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The pushback prompted SEC chair Jay Clayton to take the unusual step of postponing a scheduled Oct.
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Instead they re-crossed the northern end of the Vidda, postponing the second part of the traverse.
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"After much deliberation, I am postponing my upcoming show in Atlanta," Haddish, 39, said in a statement.
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Work constraints are one of the reasons women cite for postponing children and having fewer kids overall.
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After the outcry, authorities said they were postponing executions while the government focused on reviving he economy.
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"Consumers are currently postponing their purchases because of the general slowdown," said Neeraj Dewan, director, Quantum Securities.
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"I am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate," he said.
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Us Weekly reports that the Australian rapper and her baller beau, Nick Young, are postponing their wedding.
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On Thursday, however, MLS canceled play for the time being over COVID-19 ... postponing Dave and co.
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The endorsement comes at a time of uncertainty in the primary process, with several states postponing voting.
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Speaking to lawmakers on Monday, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said postponing the Olympics was a possibility.
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Travelers are postponing if not outright canceling plans, meaning airlines have to scramble to fill those seats.
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Now we're at the point where some states are postponing voting in response to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The Treasury Department is also considering postponing the April 53 tax filing deadline due to the outbreak.
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Wolves manager Nuno Espirito Santo said postponing the game made more sense than playing behind closed doors.
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The same day, McCarry had to send out emails postponing tours he had booked for his clients.
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A statement released by the ministry said Pompeo explained "in detail" the reasons for postponing the trip.
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Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) on Saturday, postponing the vote to January, according to an Arizona Republic report.
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House Democrats are warning that their sit-in could last into the night, postponing scheduled legislative business.
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The tightly packed schedule would make postponing all but impossible, a senior administration official said on Thursday.
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Let's go through five different options: Javier Zarracina/Vox Consider postponing your trip to Zika-affected countries.
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On Friday the company had said it was postponing its regular annual lenders' meeting in London from Dec.
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"We are not considering it (postponing the games)," Barros told a foreign media briefing in Rio de Janeiro.
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The next president will have to prioritize those challenges, further postponing the country's dreams of projecting global power.
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So, if somebody is canceling or postponing and not making plans to meet IRL, it's a real problem.
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That would require parliamentary approval, while postponing the re-run will require a change to Austria's electoral law.
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KZ postponing a London float earlier this month and Germany's Domicil Real Estate and Logistrial pulling their deals.
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DMX is getting help at a rehab facility ... TMZ has learned ... on the heels of postponing concert dates.
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"With the focus on those efforts this week, we are postponing Mr. Sater's open interview," the spokesperson said.
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The Dallas-based airline also said it is postponing some pilot hiring and promotions due to the grounding.
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The company said it was postponing its annual shareholder meeting scheduled for June 14 due to the deal.
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The amendments include postponing some deadlines and giving states or the EPA more authority to waive some requirements.
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"I think that would be best for all involved, including the nominee," Corker said of postponing the vote.
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"If they keep postponing and cancelling, we would keep getting ready until the day they vote," he said.
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How do they wish to live, and why don't they live that way now rather than postponing it?
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The organization also announced Sunday that it was postponing its annual dinner set to take place in April.
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" The Governor of Maine signed a civil emergency proclamation on March 15th "postponing all non-urgent medical procedures.
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Speaking to reporters on Monday, Abe for the first time acknowledged that postponing the Olympics was a possibility.
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Sports in crisis Trump has become the first world leader to suggest postponing this summer's Olympics in Tokyo.
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Pelosi previously had asked Trump to consider postponing it because security could not be guaranteed during the shutdown.
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If the event includes 50 people or more, the CDC recommends canceling or postponing the event until May.
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The IOC (International Olympic Committee) and 2020 organizers are not at all considering cancelling or postponing the Games.
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The announcement followed the federation postponing all organised football matches outside Spain's top two divisions for two weeks.
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The IOC (International Olympic Committee) and 2020 organisers are not at all considering cancelling or postponing the Games.
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Mike DeWine was originally blocked by the courts from postponing the primary on March 17, the original date.
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Both chambers of the Republican-controlled state legislature voted in favor of postponing the primary, and Pennsylvania Gov.
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Some event organizers in Britain have decided to take their own actions, canceling or postponing tours and festivals.
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IRB also said it is postponing its general shareholders meeting scheduled for March 30 because of the outbreak.
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WORLD ATHLETICS SAYS WILLING TO MOVE 2021 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TO ACCOMMODATE POSTPONING 2020 TOKYO OLYMPICS FOR A YEAR
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Morgan Stanley's prime brokerage unit went a step further, postponing an event scheduled for March 19 until November.
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Even if postponing the exercise was the right decision, it will still likely make North Korea very happy.
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Saudi Arabia is postponing plans to float shares in state oil giant Aramco, according to multiple reports Thursday.
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Pro-democracy lawmakers accuse the government of trying to provoke violence to justify canceling or postponing the elections.
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KZ postponing a London float earlier this month and Germany's Domicil Real Estate and Logistrial pulling their deals.
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On Wednesday, his campaign said he was postponing a highly-touted $1.3 million television ad buy in Iowa.
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By early 2012, however, the producers had not raised enough money and announced that they were postponing performances.
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Senate Republicans are postponing a final vote on controversial Education Secretary nominee Betsy DeVos until Monday or Tuesday.
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By postponing the Sessions firing until after the election, it clears the runway for the likely Kavanaugh confirmation.
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Jackson previously has said she would be opposed to postponing the start of the trial beyond Sept. 17.
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WORLD ATHLETICS SAYS WILLING TO MOVE 2021 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS TO ACCOMMODATE POSTPONING 2020 TOKYO OLYMPICS FOR A YEAR
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Earlier Thursday, Trump informed House Speaker Nancy Pelosi that he would be postponing her trip to Brussels and Afghanistan.
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In January, the singer resumed his tour over two months after postponing numerous dates due to bruised vocal cords.
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But the House Republican leadership had just announced it was postponing a vote on the compromise bill until Friday.
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Bouteflika yielded to the protests on Monday by postponing elections and dropping plans to stand for a fifth term.
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"She might have opened the door to postponing no-deal but not brought a deal any closer," one said.
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The Pew researchers point to several ongoing forces at work, including the ongoing trend of young adults postponing marriage.
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Postponing marriage and childbirth is part of a bigger change in the lives of many women in rich countries.
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So is postponing a 1 percentage point value added tax cut to 18 percent by one year to 2019.
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Word came around 7 pm that House Republicans were postponing their ballyhooed Wednesday rollout of the tax reform bill.
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However, since the EU referendum, there is evidence of developers slowing, postponing or cancelling developments where pragmatic or necessary.
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For its part, Marriott has said it is considering postponing its upcoming meeting as it weighs possible counter bids.
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Keep in mind: The poll asked respondents questions about voter fraud before asking about the postponing the 2020 election.
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If you are currently pregnant, the CDC recommends postponing travel to any area where Zika virus transmission is ongoing.
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The postponing of exercises makes such a provocation — which could potentially have escalated into something even scarier — less likely.
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We are seeing women achieve more career success, in many cases, in part due to women postponing having children.
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Investors are betting U.S. interest rates will need to rise further, while other central banks are postponing monetary tightening.
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Postponing the 2016 legislative elections "would cause significant and undue disruption to North Carolina's election process," Judge Wynn wrote.
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Postponing the trip to January could provide the administration with time to repair some of its frayed regional alliances.
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Friday, but he said he was postponing the event in the wake of a deadly attack in Nice, France.
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The day prior, Osbourne announced he was postponing the first four dates of the tour due to his sickness.
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They include postponing public sector salary hikes by one year and reducing the entry salary for incoming civil servants.
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The United States, meanwhile, has made only temporary and reversible concessions, such as postponing military exercises with South Korea.
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Still, "I didn't start looking for a backup until we got the call Beyoncé was positively postponing," he said.
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"[He's] really awesome and great and totally understanding and does not mind," she told Seacrest about postponing the wedding.
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There was no sense postponing it; he was calling from Isfahan, Iran, and we spoke only every few months.
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"If you don't have a plan to address your student debt, postponing will only make things worse," Lux says.
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In the meantime, however, the DNC is making it plain that it doesn't want states postponing primaries at all.
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Hospitals could face fines and providers could face jail if they don't comply with the order postponing elective procedures.
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I don't want to blindside my boss, but I fear postponing this conversation, as that may just overcomplicate things.
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Then, during the youth soccer tournament in Kunming, Mr. Moon publicly confirmed that he had suggested postponing the exercises.
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Watch What Happens Live host Andy Cohen revealed on Friday that he tested positive, postponing his online talk show.
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Whether postponing a large assessment to complete a cosmetic renovation is good or bad often depends on neighboring buildings.
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But postponing or revoking Britain's departure would give new hope to those who want to call a second referendum.
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The E.U. gives its terms for postponing Brexit, digital mercenaries are open for business, and waters recede in Mozambique.
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For my cousin, it means postponing the payoff from years of study and a celebration with friends and family.
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Google I/O, Mobile World Congress, and GDC already pulled the trigger on cancelling or postponing before SXSW did.
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Women are postponing marriage, becoming more educated and are more likely to be the primary breadwinners for their households.
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"If it's difficult to proceed, then we must think about the athletes first and consider postponing," Abe told Parliament.
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" Nigel Huddleston, UK sports minister "It is right that the IOC seriously considers postponing the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.
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Hundreds of think pieces followed, debating the costs and benefits of "postponing procreation" in the name of professional advancement.
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PST This story has been updated to reflect the possibility of the coronavirus postponing the film's release in China.
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Then on July 11, the DHS announced that it was postponing the rule's effective date until March 14, 2018.
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Instead of postponing the wedding, Getty decided to hold off on the surgery until after they tied the knot.
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But she was criticized by some for postponing three town hall meetings that had been scheduled for this week.
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Fifty-six percent of Republicans would support postponing the election if congressional Republicans and Trump called for the delay.
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Pro-democracy lawmakers have accused the government of trying to provoke violence to justify canceling or postponing the vote.
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"It is possible for South Korea and the U.S. to review the possibility of postponing the exercises," he said.
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We'll be postponing Monday's edition of On Politics until Tuesday, to deliver a post-State of the Union newsletter.
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The 21-year-old law was another key factor that contributed to postponing the designation plan, according to Reuters.
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Separately, Boeing said it was postponing the external debut of its 777X plane, which had been planned for Wednesday.
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They seem to, and are either delaying projects in the pipeline or postponing new ones until after the election.
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But the Indian government kept postponing the duties as it tried to negotiate a broader trade agreement with Washington.
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Erdogan announced last week Turkey is postponing its planned military operation against the YPG in light of Trump's decision.
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Today, millennials are increasingly postponing marriage, and financial instability and student loan debt have a lot to do with it.
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"We still have a plan to do this in 2016, but we have no problem with postponing it," he added.
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A day after the president tweeted about the movie, Universal announced that it would be postponing The Hunt's release indefinitely.
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Postponing the parade, which would require a large deployment of security forces, allowed them to remain focused on rescue efforts.
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The pop star, 37, announced Monday that he is postponing another concert due to his ongoing bruised vocal cord recovery.
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Postponing spending cuts and tax increases could boost GDP in 2019, but growth will suffer in 2020 as a result.
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Critics have long accused Kabila of postponing the vote to maintain his grip on power in the mineral-rich country.
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The company said it was exercising "an abundance of caution" in postponing the launch, but wanted to be absolutely sure.
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"Our priority is to recover our performance, which means postponing discussions on the future of the alliance," Saikawa told shareholders.
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That is partly because people in rich countries are postponing their childbearing years; they struggle to conceive as a result.
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Pregnant women should consider postponing travel to the rest of Miami-Dade, which are considered yellow areas, the agency said.
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"Syriza's bad behavior is convenient for creditors, postponing their need to come to an agreement over debt relief," he added.
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In several districts, the Fed said, businesses reported scaling back or postponing investments due to worries about the trade outlook.
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They are, however, advising pregnant women to consider postponing travel, and all travelers to take precautions to avoid mosquito bites.
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Porsche has joined Nike and Swiss watch brand Tag Heuer in suspending or postponing ties with Tennis star Maria Sharapova.
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JJ wore some tight tops and flaunted her bod way more than she did before postponing her tour last year.
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"In a way we are really just postponing the inevitable," said Vicki Arroyo, executive director of the Georgetown Climate Center.
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The rapper also apologized to fans disappointed about her postponing shows, a decision she said she's not thrilled about either.
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Before postponing a planned tax hike on June 1st, he warned of an impending economic crisis, and was roundly mocked.
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Nevertheless, I believe the President is now moving us well beyond the prior administration's failed strategy of merely postponing defeat.
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According to its director, Richard Press, Mr. Cunningham would agree to be interviewed, then spend months canceling or postponing shoots.
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Canceling (or postponing) the meeting is also signaling to Putin that you'll give him a relatively free pass on Ukraine.
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But the Freedom Caucus isn't backing off its support for a showdown on the wall so much as postponing it.
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"Our own survey data shows that people stated they were postponing birth until the economy picked up again," Livingston said.
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A week after postponing his tour due to the flu and bronchitis, Ozzy Osbourne has been hospitalized amid health complications.
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Janet announced that she would be postponing her world tour to tend to "family planning" developments in early April 2016.
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Extra production is going straight into inventories, postponing any inventory drawdown further into the future and making OPEC's task harder.
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It did not say when it would restart its CDR application process or why it was postponing the mainland offering.
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A 4303 exchange allows taxpayers to exchange one type of asset for a similar one, thereby postponing capital gains taxes.
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Georgia election officials are postponing the state's March 24 presidential primaries until May because of fears over the new coronavirus.
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Schools should avoid mixing ages and consider adjusting or postponing in-school and extracurricular gatherings that intermingle classes and grades.
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Twitter is full of stories from young people whose parents simply won't consider postponing that getaway—ongoing pandemic be damned.
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Sixteen years later, Ms. Speyer said she hoped to keep her finances on a firm footing by postponing retirement indefinitely.
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County music fans gotta change their travel plans too -- the Stagecoach festival is postponing from April 24 to October 23.
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Out of an abundance of caution, the City is postponing its three St. Patrick's Day parades and river dyeing. pic.twitter.
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"Postponing the primary was not an easy decision, but the Republican secretary of state and Democratic governor agree," he said.
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The "America's Next Top Model" host is postponing the opening of ModelLand, a theme park opening in Santa Monica, Calif.
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Multiple sources told Reuters that postponing the 2021 regulations by a year was on the agenda, along with race rescheduling.
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Florida, Ohio, Arizona and Illinois were scheduled to vote today, but late Monday Ohio's governor succeeded in postponing the primary.
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"Live Nation and AEG have the financial ability to withstand the loss of income by postponing their concerts," he said.
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Right now, cities and states around the U.S. are shutting down bars, restaurants and sports games — even postponing the primaries.
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And though just postponing the games by a year may sound simple, it's likely to be a pretty big undertaking.
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Couples around the globe face tough decisions about canceling or postponing their weddings in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic.
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In contrast, only three projects have said they are canceling or postponing the sale of coins because of the warning.
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Waters later seemed dissatisfied with the lack of commitment from David Marcus, Facebook's crypto chief, to postponing the company's plans.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States on Friday said it was postponing the enforcement of sanctions on Russian companies EN+
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She advised postponing all non-essential travel outside of Canada, telling anyone coming to back self-isolate for 14 days.
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It remains to be seen how crucial Flake's delay will ultimately prove to be — perhaps he's merely postponing the inevitable.
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Cyber security company LogRhythm last month raised $50 million from private investors after postponing plans for an IPO late last year.
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The spokesman said Minister Tereza Cristina Dias now intends to go in September but gave no reason for postponing the trip.
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He is remaining in the hospital for a couple of days and is postponing his show that was planned for Oct.
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So it ought to be done in a bipartisan fashion and I think the speaker made the right decision postponing it.
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Johnny Isakson (R-GA) took the step of postponing Jackson's confirmation hearing until they received more information from the White House.
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It blamed "IPO market uncertainty" for postponing its float that it had hoped would raise about 1.5 billion pounds ($1.96 billion).
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But experts have accused Brazil of being irresponsible for not postponing or relocating the games while Zika poses a health threat.
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I email my editor and suggest postponing my story by a few weeks to keep me from looking like a copycat.
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Critics say postponing the national vote could cause an adverse social reaction, further fuel regional conflicts, and damage Abiy's democratic credentials.
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Women are postponing marriage; social pressures mean there are far fewer babies born out of wedlock than in other rich countries.
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Another reason for postponing the visit was the crisis between the U.S. and the Palestinian Authority over President Trump's Jerusalem announcement.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention warned travelers via Twitter to consider postponing travel to areas with ongoing Zika transmission.
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The singer is recovering from an upper respiratory infection and is postponing six upcoming shows in the United States and Canada.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is postponing votes on nearly two dozen judiciary nominees for the second time in as many weeks.
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Mr. Stein, 36, said some start-ups were postponing fund-raising in the hope that they would have more leverage later.
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Cancelling or postponing such a meeting "doesn't postpone climate change and its impacts," said Jennifer Morgan, executive director of Greenpeace International.
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Electronic Arts shares tumbled Wednesday after the game-maker announced it was postponing the release of a Star Wars action title.
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Women are postponing marriage in favor of their careers and waiting to have children until later in life, if at all.
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Howard Schultz takes a 'detour' in travels across America, postponing any announcement on whether or not he'll actually run for president
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A. That was a speeding ticket I got in Austin, and I kept postponing it, and I should have paid it.
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WeWork has lots of reasons for trying to go forward with its initial public offering this year despite postponing it Tuesday.
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Previous presidents, concerned with the repercussions of such a decision, had signed national security waivers every six months postponing the relocation.
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"It is possible for South Korea and the U.S. to review the possibility of postponing the exercises," he told NBC News.
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"This includes freezing or postponing some contracts, stopping most overtime pay, reduction of some services and other measures," the statement added.
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Although Tuesday's polling places are reportedly providing sanitizers and Clorox wipes, officials stated that postponing voting is definitely not an option.
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Disney is postponing the highly anticipated live-action remake of Mulan in the wake of growing concerns about the novel coronavirus.
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Postponing or canceling them might mean that couples are on the hook for thousands of dollars in lost deposits for vendors.
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The American Bar Association and Yale Law School called for postponing a vote on Judge Kavanaugh until after an F.B.I. investigation.
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That's why October has decided with its institutional partners that it is postponing all outstanding loans for the next three months.
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Or can a viral outbreak — or some other bona fide crisis, such as terrorism or war — lead to postponing voting day?
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And while he left open the possibility of postponing them, he said a decision did not have to be made soon.
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Concern over the coronavirus spreading has forced conferences, schools and other large gatherings into canceling or postponing for the foreseeable future.
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Governments are trapped in a cycle of stagnant growth and mounting debt, postponing much-needed investments in risk management and infrastructure.
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While Trump told reporters he thought postponing elections "is unnecessary," he announced new federal guidelines limiting gatherings to just 10 people.
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Other measures can be put in place, such as postponing or canceling mass gatherings like sporting events, concerts, or religious gatherings.
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Postponing the exercise could lead to the direct talks between Washington and Pyongyang that the Trump administration now seems open to.
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Democrats succeeded in postponing a committee vote on Steven Mnuchin, Mr. Trump's treasury secretary nominee — though only by a few hours.
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There has been no suggestion of postponing the match or playing behind closed doors as Naples is outside the affected region.
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Sotheby's will also be postponing several Hong Kong sales of art, jewelry, watches, and wine, initially intended for April, to July.
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While U.S. military commanders do not support a total freeze, South Korea has suggested postponing some exercises until after the Olympics.
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LONDON, Nov 18 (Reuters) - British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Monday the government was postponing further cuts in corporation tax.
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The IOC says there have been no discussions about cancelling or postponing the Games, although some medical experts they should be.
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Now, as the virus continues to spread and Italy continues its nationwide lockdown, fashion houses are canceling or postponing upcoming shows.
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Kering is postponing store renovations and new openings as well as spending on social media and product launches in China, Pinault added.
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"The lion's share of the credit for postponing this vote goes to all those grassroots organizations mobilized around the country," said Sen.
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The president agreed with Hannity that he had been "accommodating," but he could only go so far in postponing the confirmation process.
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Samsung is postponing its China launch event for its foldable smartphone, just days after reports of defective screens on the $2,000 device.
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Nationwide, dog ownership is climbing, fueled in part by millennials who are postponing marriage and child-rearing — and getting a pet instead.
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Instead, their nightmare took place in Miami, where they became stranded after the festival posted a statement postponing the event to 2018.
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Chief Financial Officer Rob Lloyd said consumers were postponing their console purchases as they awaited new versions of PS4 and Xbox One.
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Many jewellers were still postponing purchases, expecting up to a 4 percent reduction in the import duty in the budget on Feb.
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I also already exceeded my restaurant and bar budget for this month, so postponing means not making that situation worse as well.
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The CDC also advised pregnant women and their sexual partners to consider postponing nonessential travel to all parts of Miami-Dade County.
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In August, the CDC first advised pregnant women to consider postponing travel to all areas of Miami-Dade because of the virus.
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The government has also set itself ambitious fiscal targets that will require cutting pensions and postponing investment to narrow the budget deficit.
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Beyoncé is returning to the Coachella stage after postponing her 2017 performance due to her pregnancy with twins Rumi and Sir Carter.
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The savings are supposed to come from postponing infrastructure projects, cutting subsidies and transfers to the provinces, and shrinking the federal payroll.
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Five hours before polls were set to open, Nigeria's electoral commission announced it was postponing the highly anticipated national election to Feb.
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On D-day, I got cold feet, then promptly realized that postponing my decision made me deeply unhappy, so I went ahead.
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Writing in an article posted to the Harvard Public Health Review this week, Attaran argues for postponing or moving the Rio Olympics.
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The government of new Prime Minister Theresa May, a conservative, approved the Hinkley Point C plant after postponing the decision in July.
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Umpires stopped play for the second time and waited 110 minutes before postponing the game when heavy rains left the field unplayable.
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According to The Hollywood Reporter, the Academy will at least be postponing the addition of the new category for a later date.
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We weren't quite sure what it was about; we just hoped it wasn't that they were postponing our release any further, honestly.
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The Hudson Institute told Guo around noon that day that it was postponing his planned appearance there on Wednesday, the Journal reported.
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Insurance is not just about postponing death but promoting well-being Beneath these layers of sexism, economics and ignorance lie thornier concerns.
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Since the market hadn't factored in postponing the 20 percent tax cuts for another year, the uncertainty is driving volatility, Bouroudjian said.
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The one-page blueprint notably didn't include border adjustment and there was some discussion of postponing release of the White House proposal.
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" But he said: "I think certainly that pregnant women who have a choice whether to travel there should be postponing their trip.
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Its exporters benefit hugely from the euro single currency, but the government keeps postponing the politically costly task of strengthening the eurozone.
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Former Vice President Biden is postponing a campaign trip to boost Georgia Democratic gubernatorial nominee Stacey Abrams, The Associated Press reported Monday.
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This is a bad, bad thing, because the president is already planning on postponing them and coming up with some lame excuse.
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After postponing its IPO last year, Elevate Credit, the venture-backed lending company, went public on the New York Stock Exchange today.
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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia election officials are postponing the state's March 24 presidential primaries until May because of fears over the new coronavirus.
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The U.S. territory joins seven states in postponing primaries over the virus, as governments race to enact policies to prevent mass gatherings.
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Brian Lewis, who heads Trinidad and Tobago's Olympic body, was the only one to put forward the suggestion of postponing the Olympics.
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Within a week, the county was asking organizations to consider postponing large events and for people to work from home if possible.
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With the stock market declining sharply in December and growing concerns about a possible recession, would postponing reporting be good for investors?
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For other destinations, the company told Business Insider it's dealing with postponing trips or offering refunds on a case-by-case basis.
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Should Sanders remain in the race, it could stretch late into the spring, given the growing number of states postponing their primaries.
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Already, the epidemic has prompted officials and private organizations to consider canceling or postponing major sporting events, conferences and other large gatherings.
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Alabama is postponing its GOP Senate runoff scheduled for later this month to July 14 amid concerns over the coronavirus outbreak. Gov.
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Camila says she's postponing the tour as an extreme precaution and to protect her fans, team, dancers, band, crew and loved ones.
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There were signs of pressure within Japan, with a member of its Olympic committee coming out in favor of postponing the Games.
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That decision provoked the ire of athletes, and hours later U.S.A. Swimming added its voice to those calling for postponing the Games.
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On Saturday, Hinchey was joined in his call for postponing the games by Max Siegel, the head of USA Track and Field.
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Some women and families fear postponing their procedures means missing their last chance of having children and others find the guidelines discriminatory.
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Hapvida said it is currently working to reduce its hospitals occupancy postponing elective surgeries to add hospital beds to treat coronavirus patients.
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And postponing the games is still risky, as no one really knows whether Covid-222 will be under control by summer 233.
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Postponing procedures is one way to free up space that might be needed by those who are critically ill with COVID-19.
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Changes included postponing cost-of-living adjustments, and the Biden campaign said that the former vice president was referring to this episode.
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Polish judges began postponing cases after the Supreme Court ruling, suggesting even judges promoted under the reforms have doubts about the changes.
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The Swedish Academy awarded the Literature prize to two authors this year after postponing the 2018 ceremony amid a sexual misconduct scandal.
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Transition Briefing ■ President-elect Donald J. Trump is postponing until January his announcement about how he will handle his private business interests.
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Investors are betting that U.S. interest rates will need to rise further to curb inflation while other central banks are postponing monetary tightening.
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The Rolling Stones are postponing upcoming tour dates in the United States and Canada so that frontman Mick Jagger can receive medical treatment.
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He reckons that the only way Japanese women can manage their difficult lives is by postponing marriage and having fewer, if any, children.
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Hospitals are postponing operations because of funding cuts, unemployment is around 9 percent, and the number of people leaving the country remains high.
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That would legally halt the current negotiation process and maintain the benefits of the current contract for 18 months, postponing collective wage talks.
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He left the extension letter unsigned and included a signed second letter that made it clear Johnson thinks postponing Brexit would be bad.
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Nine months after postponing its initial public offering amid a stock market swoon, online lender Elevate is still waiting for a market rebound.
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The bank denied a Handelsblatt report on Thursday that said the bank was postponing digitalisation projects because its third-quarter earnings were weak.
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Regulators discussed postponing the measures at the Basel Committee meeting last month, after industry bodies said those affected needed more time to prepare.
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Grande, who tweeted that the attack had left her "broken," returned home to Florida after announcing she was postponing her current tour. 2.
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"Perceived fatigue" more accurately captures the phenomenon of thinking about doing something and postponing doing it until you feel you have enough energy.
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He was scared to tell us himself, and he wanted my mother to be there as well, but he kept postponing the moment.
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Structural mitigants (such as postponing interest payments on junior or mezzanine notes if minimum recovery collection targets are missed) may also be available.
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Collymore said extending his contract did not amount to postponing the problem of picking a successor who will be acceptable to all shareholders.
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In the aftermath of 9/11, some Giuliani supporters floated the idea of postponing the inauguration of Bloomberg for the sake of continuity.
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Postponing a possible decision to February would make highly improbable for the EU to impose sanctions on Italy before European elections in May.
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Venezuela's Foreign Ministry recommended postponing travel plans to the US due to the "proliferation of acts of violence and crimes of indiscriminate hatred."
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Kavanaugh and Ford are both expected to testify in public next Monday, effectively postponing a vote by the Judiciary Committee scheduled for Thursday.
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So might the eventual impact of big oil companies' postponing hundreds of billions of dollars' worth of projects in response to low prices.
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To revamp the deal, the Trump administration is postponing a scheduled phaseout of 25 percent tariffs on small truck imports from South Korea.
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Private companies are dawdling at the exit door, postponing graduation to public markets because private-market money is cheap and plentiful, for now.
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The Senate is postponing the confirmation hearing for White House physician Dr. Ronny Jackson, Trump's pick to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Washington (CNN)Vice President Mike Pence, who was scheduled to travel Tuesday to Egypt and Israel, is postponing his trip until next month.
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"We are postponing further cuts in corporation tax," Johnson told business leaders at a conference organised by Britain's main business lobby, the CBI.
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Ben Affleck's new movie production won't even get off the ground -- before anyone could yell action, the coronavirus pandemic is postponing the shoot.
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Hospitals in coronavirus hot spots like Seattle and New York are postponing elective surgeries, hoping to conserve their resources as the outbreak escalates.
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But when the administration dangled the prospect of tariffs, Electrolux announced that it was postponing the upgrade, citing concerns about rising steel prices.
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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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But George Washington University law professor Orin Kerr, a former DOJ computer crime prosecutor, said the government was likely only postponing the fight.
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Many people, though, are heeding their lawyers' advice and postponing any application for legalization — even those who are likely to be deemed eligible.
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"If there are guarantees and they assure me that peace will come, I will support the decision of postponing the elections," he said.
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Some Trump critics worry that the president could attempt to seize on the crisis by postponing or altogether canceling the November 2020 election.
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Organizations have begun postponing or canceling all manner of major public events — from the Coachella music festival to Chicago's St. Patrick's Day parade.
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Louisiana is postponing its April 4 primary due to concerns over the novel coronavirus, Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin (R) announced Friday.
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"Postponing tax payments is a commonsense step to keep money in folks' pockets and ease cash flow problems for companies," he said. Rep.
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Louisiana is postponing its April 6900 primary due to concerns over the novel coronavirus, Louisiana Secretary of State Kyle Ardoin (R) announced Friday.
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But Sanders remains in the race and many states are postponing their primaries to keep large crowds of people away from polling stations.
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Soon after Real Madrid announced it was entering quarantine, Spain's top soccer league announced that it was postponing the next two match days.
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There is of course precedent for postponing local elections, including the rescheduling of the primary elections in Ohio, Georgia, and Louisiana this year.
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Postponing elective procedures during the pandemic helps free up space in hospitals for patients with COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus.
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The judge overseeing the trial between Tesla and shareholders is postponing the trial because of the coronavirus, according to a report by CNBC.
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And postponing the trial on certain days would have added to its length, a factor that matters more in this case than usual.
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The US and South Korean defense ministers had said Tuesday that they were considering postponing the exercises due to concerns about the coronavirus.
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Ranking member Doug Collins shot out of his chair and accused Nadler of postponing the vote so it would receive better media coverage.
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It advised travelers to consider postponing their trips because of extremely poor air quality and the threat of evacuation in the monthslong fires.
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Many miners in their early 60s are postponing retirement, unsure if their savings will suffice absent the health insurance they have long expected.
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Without an abundant supply of sodium bicarbonate, some hospitals are postponing elective procedures or making difficult decisions about which patients merit the drug.
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With more than 76,123 cases of the virus and over 2,200 deaths, however, event organizers say postponing or canceling conferences is absolutely necessary.
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"Nothing has ever been close to postponing or canceling a Slam, so this is going to be a tough decision, naturally," Kudla said.
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Several with documents also said they were postponing trips abroad, however, because of the fear that they may not be allowed to return.
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"We are postponing further cuts in corporation tax," Johnson told business leaders at a conference organised by Britain's main business lobby, the CBI.
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If Trump and congressional Republicans proposed postponing the election to ensure only eligible citizens could vote, support from Republicans rises to 56 percent.
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After the trial, the court took the unusual step of ordering additional investigation by the prosecution office, postponing a judgment, Harrison Li said.
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Janet announced Wednesday she's postponing the rest of the tour because she's suddenly starting a family, but was vague about when she'd return.
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Over in the U.K., Princess Beatrice is reportedly considering postponing her wedding to Eduardo Mozzi for a third time due to the coronavirus.
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Chanel has announced it is postponing a repeat showing of its Métiers d'Art, which was scheduled to take place in Beijing in May.
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Originally scheduled for May 18 in San Francisco, Gucci is postponing its cruise 2021 fashion show to an as-yet-undetermined future date.
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Trump tweeted Friday morning that he was postponing the parade, which he'd announced in February, after learning that it would cost $92 million.
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Duval argued that postponing the elections again, and failing to overhaul Haiti's "weak and inept" institutions, would only hamper recovery from the hurricane.
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It did not say when it would restart its China depositary receipts (CDRs) issuance process or why it was postponing the mainland offering.
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The Trump administration is considering postponing tariff payments on some imported goods for 90 days as part of its response to a faltering economy WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering postponing tariff payments on some imported goods for 90 days, according to people familiar with the matter, as it looks to ease the burden on businesses hurt by the pandemic.
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The Trump administration is considering postponing tariff payments on some imported goods for 90 days as part of its response to a faltering economy WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is considering postponing tariff payments on some imported goods for 90 days, according to people familiar with the matter, as it looks to ease the burden on businesses hurt by the pandemic.
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Chief Financial Officer Rob Lloyd said on Tuesday consumers were postponing their console purchases as they awaited new versions of PS4 and Xbox One.
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"Postponing the elections would set a dangerous precedent, undermining the constitution and damaging Iraq's long-term democratic development," the embassy said in a statement.
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He died of complications from liver cancer just one month after postponing 2017 concert dates and denying rumors that he was in hospice care.
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A senior Kurdish official has said Iraq's Kurds might consider postponing the referendum in return for financial and political concessions from the central government.
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After postponing a number of shows in the beginning of the year, Ozzy Osbourne has officially called off the rest of his 2019 performances.
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"Pregnant women should consider postponing non-essential travel to affected areas until after the pregnancy," Public Health England, the government's public health agency, said.
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It pared early gains on concerns that British Prime Minister Theresa May's request for postponing Brexit was running into complications with the European Union.
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Why it matters: Cohen said last week that he was postponing his testimony in front of the House Oversight Committee — originally scheduled for Feb.
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The NFL announced on Wednesday that it was postponing the Miami Dolphins-Tampa Bay Buccaneers Week 1 game in Miami due to Hurricane Irma.
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The CDC also advises that pregnant women concerned about Zika infection may want to consider postponing all non-essential travel to Miami Dade county.
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Khloe stuck around for Lamar Odom after their breakup and his overdose, and postponing their divorce to remain in charge of his medical care.
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A lawyer representing Fubon had recommended postponing the vote until the next scheduled shareholders meeting on May 19, but the court dismissed that request.
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Arconic said on Monday it was postponing its annual meeting from May 16 to the end of the month, in light of Kleinfeld's resignation.
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Courts have required agencies to go through a similar process before suspending compliance deadlines — precisely because postponing deadlines can be similar to a repeal.
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Shifts in the way work is handled within individual medical practices might also help encourage some aging specialists to consider postponing retirement, Lakhanpal writes.
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Fitch Ratings attributes the weak performance to the challenging macro environment, which led to a number of companies postponing some of their project launchings.
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Senate Republicans are slowing this week's breakneck pace for confirmation hearings, postponing two that were scheduled for Wednesday amid Democratic frustrations over the schedule.
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It is also postponing the launch of a non-stop route to San Francisco until the second quarter of 2019 from later this year.
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SpaceX founder Elon Musk said the company is postponing Starhopper's launch by a week, but noted there was "no major damage" to the vehicle.
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In late October, House Republicans announced they would be postponing the closed-door interview with Rosenstein, citing time constraints — but it was never rescheduled.
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Fully 265 percent of full-time workers in that age group say they are postponing when they'll stop working, according to the CareerBuilder survey.
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"Volotea is not cancelling the listing but it is postponing it because of market volatility," the spokesman said, confirming an earlier report from Bloomberg.
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The agreement involved not imposing any levies for 85033 days and Trump postponing tariff hikes on $200 billion of Chinese imports planned for Jan.
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But George Washington University law professor Orin Kerr, a former Justice Department computer crime prosecutor, said the government was likely only postponing the fight.
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The Bashneft deal has caused tensions, with the government postponing the sale in August to calm rivalry among powerful groups before September parliamentary elections.
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But Trump's friendly tweets to "Chairman Kim"—including indicating his intent of holding another summit meeting—immediately undermined the pressure of postponing Pompeo's trip.
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She even is postponing having a second child out of fear that it will make it challenging for her to progress in her career.
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By the time the case came back to the high bench for a second hearing, all avenues for postponing the decision had been exhausted.
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Niantic said it's postponing the August 5th events planned for Copenhagen and Prague, as well as the August 12th events in Stockholm and Amsterdam.
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Another Labour demand is postponing decisions to construct any future cables until Statnett completes two interconnectors it is currently building to Britain and Germany.
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EU nations led by France and Ireland had previously proposed postponing the farm trade offer until rules can be agreed to avoid unfair competition.
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Columbia University said it was postponing its portion of the initiative, a talk with the Saudi artist Ahmed Mater originally scheduled for next Monday.
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"I have virtually no political thoughts at this time and no thought about postponing an election," he said at a March 17 press conference.
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The money would also address cash-flow issues for facilities that will take a major financial hit postponing lucrative elective procedures like joint replacements.
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Postponing this year's games disrupts multiple parts of NBC, from its ad revenue business to the promotion of Peacock, the network's new streaming service.
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It could be an indication businesses are postponing plans to expand because they want to see how trade negotiations go with Canada and China.
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"Postponing elections is not a very good thing," the president said at a White House news briefing to update the public on the situation.
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"Postponing dental work right now is absolutely critical for flattening the curve of COVID-19 and reduction transmission of the virus," Dr. Marashi says.
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Abe spoke to reporters after a phone call with IOC President Thomas Bach on postponing the Games amid growing concerns over the coronavirus pandemic.
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Seoul holds fire on retaliation On Thursday, Seoul walked that back, saying it's postponing a decision to drop Japan as a preferred trading partner.
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The Pensions Regulator said in a statement it was temporarily suspending all its regulatory initiatives and was postponing publication of its long-term strategy.
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Travel alerts for older people and people with chronic medical conditions to consider postponing nonessential travel have been issued for Italy, Iran and Japan.
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Yet despite Iger postponing his retirement multiple times in the past, the announcement Tuesday that he really was stepping down shocked the media world.
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The Times A disorderly Brexit would result in small companies postponing investments and cutting staff, the UK's Federation of Small Businesses has warned. bit.
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The Chinese government is considering postponing its most important annual political gathering over fears of the spread of the coronavirus, according to state media.
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Many banking experts think that it will take a longer time for BOJ to reach its inflation target of 2%, thereby postponing stimulus measures.
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The panel could end up postponing their decision, which was to be put to the rest of the board on Monday, the report said.
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Fortunately, my brother and I were both living in Austin attending university together so our parents were fine with postponing Thanksgiving dinner a day.
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Bankers in the UAE and Bahrain said they were postponing deals until they received guidance from their central banks on how to handle Qatar.
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On the report, Tesla updated production guidance for the highly anticipated Model 3 sedan, postponing promises to ramp up production for the second time.
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The health agency recommended that pregnant women "consider postponing" any nonessential travel to 11 countries in the region, including Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam.
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Cogan decided to appoint a magistrate judge to investigate the situation at the jail and report back, postponing a decision until a later date.
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Houghton Mifflin Harcourt is postponing the publication of Naomi Wolf's forthcoming book "Outrages" after questions have been raised about the accuracy of her research.
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But again, health concerns were spelled out in relation to successful childbirth, with sections describing diseases or ailments that would require postponing a baby.
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How much does it cost to create a bespoke soundsystem for your tour, especially if you don't play that many dates and keep postponing shows?
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The newlyweds, who secretly married last fall, are reportedly postponing their wedding plans while Justin continues to focus on wellness, an unnamed source told People.
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At his event, Nunes announced he was postponing next week's public hearing on the Russia investigation, prompting a Democratic member to call for his ouster.
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A Pilkington glass manufacturing plant there was extensively damaged, temporarily postponing operations at the facility that employs around 200 people, plant manager Chris Miller said.
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Last week, Cohen cited threats from Trump for postponing testimony before an open hearing of the House of Representatives Oversight Committee set for Feb. 7.
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Washington requested last week that Ankara consider postponing taking delivery of the system, a source familiar with the matter said on the condition of anonymity.
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In response to the allegations, Tester and Isakson took the step of postponing Jackson's confirmation hearing until they received more information from the White House.
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Because it is now nearly impossible for Uighurs to obtain passports, D. ended up postponing the ceremony for months in hopes the situation would improve.
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The TASS news agency reported that Russia's minister for culture had a long conversation with the Bolshoi before it announced it was postponing the premiere.
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Tensions were eventually defused in December, when the government agreed to run a smaller deficit, largely by dint of postponing its plans to increase spending.
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After postponing their honeymoon to attend their first engagement as a married couple earlier this week, they can resume preparations for their post-wedding getaway.
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Rival Turkish Airlines has also been hurt, postponing delivery of a total 39 aircraft from Airbus and Boeing due to arrive between 2018 and 2022.
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Cummings said the panel would consider postponing its contempt of Congress vote if Ross and Barr produced unredacted documents the committee had requested by Thursday.
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Many jewellers are postponing purchases hoping the rupee could rise further and prices will correct, said a Mumbai-based dealer with a bullion importing bank.
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Those extraordinary measures, which could help the government to pay its bills for months, include things like postponing contributions to retirement funds for federal employees.
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Sunni politicians are lobbying for postponing parliamentary elections due in May to allow the displaced to return to their hometowns to cast their ballots there.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, pregnant women (are) advised to consider postponing travel to areas where Zika virus transmission is ongoing," the CDC said.
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Last month, Cohen cited threats from Trump for postponing testimony before an open hearing of the House of Representatives Oversight Committee set for Feb. 7.
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As Business Insider editor Josh Barro tweeted, "the poll was designed to produce alarming results..." and find correlations between beliefs in voter fraud and postponing.
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One reason for postponing the announcement was the intention to maintain good labour relations during the Christmas holidays and thus avoid labour trouble, BFM said.
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The disclosure by Davis comes a day after Senator Richard Burr criticized Cohen for postponing his planned testimony on Tuesday before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Whether you're looking to get in shape now or postponing it for the new year, now's a better time than any to buy this scale.
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John Richardson sent a memo to his team on Wednesday that said he was postponing the Navy's 3-4 star symposium planned for this month.
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On the night before the funeral, Hilal's son Hussein called his father and asked him to urge the Ruwayshan family to consider postponing the event.
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Mrs Merkel, with her infinite patience, hopes that market pressures and the economic hit of Brexit will concentrate minds in Westminster, postponing Article 50 forever.
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A source close to the president's office said France had thought about postponing the session in light of the protests but decided to press ahead.
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There are two more scenarios that would leave the UK economy better off than a disorderly Brexit: Postponing the exit, or calling it off altogether.
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Federal health officials on Thursday advised pregnant women to "consider postponing nonessential" travel to 11 countries in Southeast Asia where the Zika virus was circulating.
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The two senators were "pivotal" and "very involved" in the negotiations that led to postponing the procedural vote on the Senate floor, according to Flake.
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Trump initially said he asked government lawyers to explore postponing the population survey conducted every 10 years as the government neared a census printing deadline.
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Jordan, speaking on the floor, blasted the idea of postponing another spending bill fight to February, when Democrats will hold the majority in the House.
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The government's planned changes include a mix of cuts to existing taxes, introducing new levies and postponing a value added tax cut by one year.
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The number of young adults postponing romantic partnerships and marriage has also contributed to the growing share of those who are still living at home.
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Jackson, 50, last year said she was postponing her "Unbreakable" music tour due to a "sudden change" in the couple's plans to start a family.
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"The IPO environment is far from easy and some recent listings have performed poorly," said another source, adding that postponing the deal was under consideration.
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Postponing Brexit keeps everyone in a state of uncertainty, and the UK, so far, has failed to break the Brexit deadlock in any meaningful way.
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CO said it had terminated a contract to build an oil and gas platform for its Hejre field, postponing indefinitely the major development offshore Denmark.
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Google is postponing the national rollout of a website with information about the coronavirus until later this week, an official told The Hill on Tuesday.
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In a letter obtained by CNN Friday, CEO of USA Swimming Tim Hinchey III asked the USOPC to advocate for postponing the games until 2021.
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" Japan's Olympic minister, Seiko Hashimoto, hewed to a similar script: "The I.O.C. and 2020 organizers are not at all considering canceling or postponing the Games.
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Suga was referring to Trump's comments on Thursday, when he said officials should consider postponing the Olympics for a year due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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GartnerResearch and advisory firm Gartner estimated that its first-quarter financial impact from cancelling or postponing conferences will be about $36 million of adjusted EBITDA.
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In a statement released Thursday, the NBA 22018K League announced it is postponing the start of the upcoming season, which was scheduled for March 24.
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Seattle Comic Con, one of the biggest "cons" in the country, pulled the plug Friday, officially postponing the event which was to start March 12.
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Cineworld said it has measures at its disposal to reduce the impact on its business from the outbreak, including postponing its spending and cutting costs.
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ECONOMIC FALLOUT * China announced more measures to support airlines, reducing airport and air control fees, as well as postponing the upcoming summer season flight plan.
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In the United Kingdom, an election panel on Thursday recommended postponing planned May 7 local elections until the fall because of coronavirus risks (The Hill).
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On Friday, the Iowa Democratic Party announced it is postponing its county conventions, originally scheduled for March 21, due to fears of spreading the virus.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Postponing the Olympics is a heavy blow that is almost certain to push Japan's persistently weak economy, the world's third-largest, into recession.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Postponing the Olympics is a heavy blow that is almost certain to push Japan's persistently weak economy, the world's third-largest, into recession.
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Companies won't have to pay a huge sum of money after that; October is also postponing the end date of the loans by three months.
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October then asked retail investors to vote whether they are in favor or against postponing loans; 99.42% of retail investors who voted followed October's move.
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With colleges -- including mine -- postponing productions until next season and moving courses online, virtual performing arts education presents new challenges for professors and students alike.
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Many sports leagues didn't wait for official guidance, preemptively suspending or postponing seasons—in some cases after players or coaches tested positive for the virus.
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Cuts in affiliate commissions for brands like Emirates and Kayak are less surprising as many travel companies are postponing marketing campaigns during the coronavirus pandemic.
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A review of several years of medical claims exposed a pattern: Women confronting such immediate expenses put off getting diagnostic imaging and biopsies, postponing treatment.
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This was presumably the thinking behind postponing the annual meeting of China's rubber-stamp parliament, which was due to open on March 5 in Beijing.
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China announced Sunday that it is postponing additional tariffs on U.S. automobiles, corn, wheat and other goods that were set to take effect on Dec.
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"It is possible for South Korea and the U.S. to review the possibility of postponing the exercises," Moon said in an interview with NBC News.
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Student debt has become an increasing concern, amid worries that borrowers burdened by education loans are postponing home buying, causing a drag on the economy.
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But with financial markets worldwide suffering a massive decline in the first weeks of 2016, the Fed is showing no interest in postponing its deliberations.
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The World Health Organization declined on Thursday to formally designate the new virus as a global health emergency, after postponing its decision the day before.
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The organizer said it is postponing the sixth edition of its annual conference, which is held in Hong Kong, to March 2021 from March 2020.
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Cohen was set to speak before Congress three times this month, but has delayed all appearances, including postponing a hearing before the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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Take LGBT marriage: Its proponents carefully mounted court cases, supported electoral campaigns, lobbied and shifted social norms in each U.S. state — while postponing federal action.
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Mr. Yakubu considered postponing the vote by just one day, but said the nation's many Christians would have objected to an election on a Sunday.
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Chance took to Instagram in September to tell fans he was postponing the tour -- which was slated to begin that month -- until the following year.
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After a weeklong feud between Trump and Democrats, Congress voted to keep the government open … for seven more days, briefly postponing a potential government shutdown.
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By that time, the protesters had secured a small win: LegCo officials announced they were postponing the second reading of the bill to an unspecified date.
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Another source with knowledge of the talks said that a final estimate of next year's fiscal outperformance could give Athens the option of postponing the cuts.
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A local banker said it was hard to know whether the kingdom's image would have been better served by postponing the conference until the cloud passed.
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These range from ruling out a "no-deal" Brexit, postponing the departure date beyond March 29, holding a second referendum or creating a permanent customs union.
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Idikayi denied media reports on Wednesday that CENI was considering postponing the election by a few days due to delays deploying voting materials to polling stations.
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Then everyone was a little surprised when Barry Manilow took the stage, just days after being hospitalized with complications from a surgery and postponing his tour.
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The largest share of those postponing homeownership was among older millennials, aged 26 to 35, and among those carrying the most debt, about $70,000 to $100,000.
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Hours before his Farewell Yellow Brick Road Tour concert in Indianapolis on Saturday, the singer, 72, announced he will be postponing the show due to illness.
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Gergel said he was postponing court proceedings because of a motion filed by Roof and his defense team concerning the young man's competency to stand trial.
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The government held off recent bidding rounds because of low international crude prices, repeatedly postponing an auction that had been set to take place last year.
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President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that he might be open to postponing the current deadline of early March so that both sides can reach a deal.
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It reversed earlier gains on Tuesday on concerns that British Prime Minister Theresa May's request for postponing Brexit was running into complications with the European Union.
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Coelho also said the fund is postponing to 2019 from this year the listing of utility Neoenergia SA, in which it holds a 38 percent stake.
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The Trump administration is reportedly postponing a planned meeting this spring with members of the six-nation Gulf Cooperation Council amid ongoing disputes among Arab nations.
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These include: downgrading diplomatic relations, withdrawing ambassadors (though there is currently no U.S. ambassador to Saudi Arabia), cancelling visits to Riyadh and postponing meetings between ministers.
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While there were just a few cases of clients postponing or canceling business so far, many believe there could be serious consequences for the legal industry.
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Southwest Airlines is pulling the Boeing 737 Max from its schedule until at least February 8, postponing the return of its Max fleet by another month.
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The reason, Davis told CNN, is that Emory required proof that Dickerson had complied with parole for 90 days, effectively postponing the baby's transplant until January.
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Despite postponing its initial public offering last week and replacing CEO Adam Neumann on Tuesday, WeWork could still complete an IPO this year, business experts say.
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Analysts expect banks to continue to kick the can down the road by offering grace periods, exercising flexibility when loan covenants arise and postponing principal payments.
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The singer, 68, was set to hit the road in June for concerts in the U.S. and Canada, after initially postponing the tour earlier this month.
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The country's attorney general, Mahbubey Alam, said he planned to argue on Sunday for postponing further action on the petition, saying the circumstances were too contentious.
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The Senate Judiciary Committee is postponing a high-stakes hearing set for early next week on the sexual assault allegation against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh.
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Now, I suspect that the postponing of the unveiling of the painting has something to do with all those issues, and with the doubts over attribution.
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Acosta said at the hearing on Wednesday that multiple attorneys examined the rule and could not find a legal basis for postponing its June 9 implementation.
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National security adviser John Bolton, in an unseemly, politicized statement, announced Trump was postponing the meeting until "after the Russia witch hunt" ends, presumably next year.
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This week, United Airlines announced that it was imposing a hiring freeze through June, postponing scheduled merit raises and inviting employees to apply for unpaid leave.
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But the Supreme Court went too far in postponing oral arguments altogether when it easily could have conducted those arguments as scheduled through live video feed.
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Churchill Downs will be postponing the 146th Kentucky Derby until September 5, according to reports from multiple media outlets in Louisville, where the race takes place.
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While postponing a primary isn't easy -- there are massive logistical challenges to doing so -- it is, broadly speaking, up to state governments to make these calls.
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On Monday morning, Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said postponing the Games was a possibility, softening his staunch stance that the games must start on time.
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Like most of the country, the Supreme Court is in coronavirus lockdown, closing its building to the public and postponing oral arguments until some future date.
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But postponing the summer Olympics is a "very contentious issue," said Sayuri Shirai, a professor at Keio University and a former Bank of Japan board member.
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The first four races of the Formula One Grand Prix season are all off after the Vietnam and Bahrain events followed China and Australia in postponing.
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"Today I have certified that a state of emergency exists and requested that the governor issue an executive order postponing the elections this spring," he said.
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The aides acknowledged that they built the early phase of the campaign specifically to fit the DNC's requirements, postponing other voter-engagement efforts until the fall.
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However, Flashpoint announced Monday that it was postponing the round of matches scheduled to start Tuesday as it reworks the competition to have teams play remotely.
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"The only word that comes to mind about not postponing right now is very, very short-sighted, not practical, slightly unethical," Caplan told me last week.
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But we also don't know when exactly he is going to hit that threshold, because some states are postponing their elections due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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The team responded to San Francisco Mayor London Breed banning public gatherings of 1,000 by also canceling or postponing events through March 21 at Chase Center.
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An estimated 35,000 students are affected by the closures, with the possibility of more schools postponing classes in the coming days, according to The Associated Press.
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Not too shocking considering every other major sports organization is either canceling or postponing events ... from the NBA to the MLB, even NASCAR and pro tennis.
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"I think it is a fool's errand to think that our postponing or canceling exercises will cause a positive reaction from the North," Mr. Maxwell said.
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"I've been in a deep creative space & decided I need to stay focused in the studio — so unfortunately, I am postponing my upcoming tour," he tweeted.
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There have been talks in recent weeks about postponing or even canceling the games due to the disease spreading at a rapid rate ... after IOC exec.
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By postponing serious efforts to give greater priority to social justice, tyrannophobia treats warning signs as a death sentence, while allowing the real disease to fester.
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If the Predators can continue to play at this level, they may go from having barely qualified for the playoffs to postponing their vacations until June.
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New York (CNN Business)WeWork's parent company is postponing its plan to go public following a disastrous IPO attempt that resulted in its CEO stepping down.
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Trump later that evening said he was postponing revealing his final decision, set for a Friday morning news conference, after a deadly attack in Nice, France.
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President Trump's personal lawyer is postponing a plan to file a complaint against former FBI Director James Comey with the Justice Department, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.
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Just last month, the Pentagon said the U.S. and South Korea were postponing a joint aerial military exercise in an act of goodwill toward North Korea.
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They said they were increasingly giving up on the idea that short-term stopgaps like borrowing from family and friends or postponing purchases would be enough.
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In light of the 800,000 great American workers not receiving pay, I am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate.
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Alex Zhu, TikTok's chief executive, is expected to make a trip to Washington to meet with members of Congress, after postponing one planned tour last month.
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Responding to Davis' statement postponing his client's testimony on Wednesday, some senior Democratic members of the House Oversight panel said they too were considering a subpoena.
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Ron White won't be able to crack jokes this weekend -- not onstage, anyway -- we've learned he's postponing a number of performances due to a neck infection.
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" President Trump, on hearing the news that Cohen was postponing his testimony over threats to his family, told reporters that Cohen is being "threatened by the truth.
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A delay would have the added advantage of postponing a chorus of disapproval from foreign allies and Congress, where there is bipartisan determination to block sanctions relief.
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The White House has also delayed a number of smaller regulations in the works, such as postponing a move to list the bumblebee as an endangered species.
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St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard said Friday the central bank could consider postponing its widely anticipated December rate hike because of an inverted yield curve.
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Some American businesses say they are already scaling back or postponing capital spending because of uncertainties around trade, according to minutes from the Federal Open Market Committee.
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EDINBURGH (Reuters) - Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon accused the British government on Monday of "pathetic cowardice" by postponing a key vote on Brexit in the UK parliament.
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After postponing the Heathers reboot for months, the Paramount Network confirmed on Thursday it will now run the controversial show as a marathon starting on Oct. 25.
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Italy's Interior Minister Angelino Alfano told radio station RTL on Wednesday that he would give "great consideration" to the idea of postponing the vote due on Dec.
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NASA is postponing the launch of one of its communications satellites after an antenna on the vehicle was somehow damaged during mission preparations over a week ago.
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Russia on Friday separately said it was ready to restructure $3 billion in debt between the two countries, which included the possibility of postponing a debt repayment.
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The news comes just a day after the "Crazy Train" singer, 70, announced he was postponing the first four dates of the tour due to his sickness.
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The Fish and Wildlife Service said in a Federal Register notice that it was postponing the listing's effective date to March 21st, according to the Associated Press.
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Last week, 11 EU nations led by France and Ireland proposed postponing the farm trade offer to Mercosur until rules can be agreed to avoid unfair competition.
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On Monday evening, the MetLife Stadium released a statement postponing the New Jersey venue's September 7th show after Beyoncé was given "strict doctor's orders" for vocal rest.
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The White House announced it was postponing tariffs on the European Union, Canada and Mexico shortly before temporary extensions were due to expire at 12:01 a.m.
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Postponing the date of departure, which looks increasingly likely, would stave off the threat of no deal, but prolong the limbo that the country is now in.
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The star took to the stage last Thursday after postponing two of his Piano & a Microphone tour shows in Atlanta the week before due to the flu.
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Celebrities and other prominent people have spoken out, too: Over the weekend, comedian Tiffany Haddish announced that she is postponing her Atlanta show over Georgia's abortion ban.
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President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he would consider postponing the March 2 deadline for tariffs if the U.S. and China can reach a trade deal soon.
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As a result of "historically thin budgets," Prepa had adopted a self-defeating policy of postponing maintenance and extending outages to avoid paying overtime to its employees.
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The band on Saturday announced it was postponing all dates on its tour of the United States and Canada to give Jagger time to receive medical treatment.
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"The impact has begun to surface and we start to see tours from mainland China and overseas postponing their leisure visits," association chairman Paul Leung told Reuters.
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While Trump may have hoped that postponing his visit would help, the events of the past months have likely generated only more animosity for the US president.
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BuzzFeed: WSJ reports that the company will come in between 15% and 20% short of its $350 million revenue projections, likely postponing its planned IPO past 2018.
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However, postponing marriage does have its upside, according to Antonia Greenwald, a CPA and a director in the matrimonial services group at accounting firm Anchin, Block & Anchin.
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That is why postponing action on the Medicaid cliff until fall, when Congress is expected to reauthorize the Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP), would be too late.
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While aboard his 36-foot sailboat, Agnes radioed that he was postponing his return to port as thick fog moved in, according to port authorities, Reuters reported.
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International Monetary Fund (IMF) chief Christine Lagarde is postponing her trip to the Middle East amid a growing controversy over the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi.
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"It's hard to shoot a moving target," U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Benjamin Goldgar said at an emergency hearing before postponing the deadline for creditor objections to May 17.
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Saudi state oil giant Aramco is currently meeting global investors ahead of an inaugural international bond, after postponing its planned initial public offering last year until 2021.
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On June 14, the World Health Organization reiterated that the Zika outbreak did not pose enough riskto warrant moving, postponing, or cancelling the summer Olympics in Rio.
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The broadcaster also extended the maturity date of an existing term loan worth 251 million euros by one year, postponing the nearest debt maturity to November 13.
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Lufax was aiming for a $40 billion valuation when it started raising funds in June, after postponing plans for an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong.
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Janet Jackson has announced that she is postponing her Unbreakable world tour because she and husband Wissam Al Mana are in the process of starting a family.
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House Republicans are postponing a crucial vote on a comprehensive "compromise" immigration bill, originally scheduled for today, to next week with the hopes of securing 218 votes.
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Postponing payment on student loans can be tempting for many new graduates who feel cash-crunched, but doing so can lead to ballooning payments down the road.
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One person told CNBC that postponing the games is the most likely scenario, as opposed to an Olympics without spectators which would "drain excitement" from the Games.
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One person told CNBC that postponing the games is the most likely scenario, as opposed to an Olympics without spectators which would "drain excitement" from the games.
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The levies will start at 10 percent, and then rise to 25 percent only after the holiday shopping season, postponing the pain that American consumers will feel.
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Australia's decision came hours after the International Olympic Committee's executive board said it was considering postponing -- but not canceling -- this Games, scheduled to begin on July 24.
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U.S. shutdown: President Trump hit back at House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for threatening to delay his State of the Union address, by postponing her planned trip abroad.
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Postponing the Games until 2021, for instance, risks scheduling clashes with the world championship events of two of the biggest Olympic sports, track and field and swimming.
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But Judge Sullivan gave Mr. Flynn the option of postponing his sentencing so he had additional time to prove the value of his cooperation with federal prosecutors.
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Not only is the pandemic dominating the news, it's directly impacting the race, from candidates canceling rallies to states like Louisiana and Georgia postponing their upcoming primaries.
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Pearl Jam said on Monday that it was with "deep frustration and regret" that it was postponing the first leg of its upcoming North American concert tour.
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COMING SOON: Google is postponing the national rollout of a website with information about the coronavirus until later this week, an official told The Hill on Tuesday.
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Additionally, Disney's robust television business has seen productions shut down and with sports leagues postponing their seasons, its ESPN channel is without its traditional slate of content.
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Namal Rajapaksa, the former president's son who is a member of Parliament, said on Twitter that he had "never seen politicians get so excited" about postponing elections.
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Eric Holcomb signed an executive order on Friday rescheduling the state's primary election to June, joining six other states in postponing their primaries amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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In a little over a week, more than a dozen changes, ranging from postponing immigration hearings to pausing deportation flights to certain countries and suspending refugee admissions.
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Some of the ASRM measures, like encouraging telehealth and postponing nonurgent procedures, are the case for patients with all kinds of conditions, not just infertility, he explains.
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Bach sent a letter to athletes on Sunday explaining that the IOC was considering postponing the Tokyo Games and would make a final decision within four weeks.
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Yonhap also said on Monday that Busan, some 450 kilometres southeast of Seoul, was "actively considering" postponing next month's table tennis world championships due to the coronavirus.
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That would also address the probability that raising rates on long-term capital gains would encourage investors to defer selling assets, thus postponing or escaping the tax.
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In corporate news, Italy is postponing until early 2020 the announcement of the sale of its stake in ailing bank Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Reuters reported.
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Sports organizations have adopted extreme heat policies but in recent years Tennis Australia has been criticized for not postponing play when players were showing signs of distress.
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Though Irish has been an official language of the union for a decade, member nations keep postponing the deadline for providing full Irish translation and interpretation services.
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The rise came after weekend news that regulators had suggested postponing the date for policymakers to approve rules for registration-based initial public offering, according to Reuters.
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So when a series of #MeToo accusations against someone close to the academy battered the august institution, it did the right thing by postponing this year's award.
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The government then postponed an increase to 10 percent, which had been set to go into effect in 2015, and kept on postponing it until this year.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has indicated that he is postponing the decision on whether to call witnesses in the trial until later on in the process.
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Meanwhile the governor has maintained a low public profile, abruptly postponing a statewide tour to promote a tax-cut proposal that had been slated for this week.
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Algeria has responded to the economic crisis by reducing imports, a public service hire freeze and postponing some projects to cope with the crash of oil prices.
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President Trump's surprise deal with Democrats postponing a fight over spending and the debt limit until December has rearranged the fall agenda, sources from both parties say.
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Toshiba has a March 14 deadline to publish the earnings after postponing their release a month ago so that it could probe potential problems at Westinghouse further.
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Field office directors for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, can, at their discretion, grant a stay of removal, which is another way of postponing a repatriation.
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Not only is WeWork postponing its IPO, but rumors are flying that the company is going to shed everything but its core business and lay off thousands.
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In February, Ardern was forced to deny that China was deliberately dragging out the visa process for New Zealander diplomats and postponing trips by officials to Beijing.
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It is also postponing its new Korean route to Busan by three months to July 1 and is reducing services to Hong Kong and Osaka in Japan.
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The Alabama secretary of state's office said the governor is the only one with the authority to call the election and make the determination about postponing it.
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On Wednesday, the BLM in Alaska issued a statement saying it was postponing public meetings on another oil leasing plan, in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR).
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Loretta Lynn announced Wednesday that she is canceling her upcoming tour and postponing her forthcoming album release due to her recovery from a stroke she suffered in May.
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He added that Britain postponing a sale of shares in Lloyds Banking Group and a further deterioration in the global economic outlook were also weighing on the sector.
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Take a summer vacation during the Southern Hemisphere's summer If you try all these tricks, but still can't find flights in your budget, consider postponing your summer vacation.
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Postponing "by a few days, or weeks, is not a problem", said Nicolas Blancher, head of mission for Morocco in the IMF's Middle East and Central Asia Department.
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Italian apparel company Moncler, which sells luxury down coats usually fetching more than $1,000, said it began postponing deliveries of some its latest collections as early as June.
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"Buyers and sellers are postponing decisions due to the prospect of entering unchartered economic and political territory", said Tom Bill, Head of Knight Frank's London Residential Research unit.
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Still, no matter what the amount of debt, more than half of non-homeowners in each generation report that it is postponing their ability to buy a home.
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However, with Japan skirting recession and inflation still anemic, many of his aides have proposed postponing the tax hike to ensure Japan makes a sustained exit from deflation.
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For now, he is postponing a final decision until the conclusion of the federal trial centering on the law, which is currently scheduled to begin in April 20183.
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Postponing the country's departure from the European Union to October 31 avoids a chaotic exit and gives it more time to find a way out of the impasse.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said he was postponing a scheduled meeting with Denmark's prime minister because of her lack of interest in discussing a possible purchase of Greenland.
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The advisories, which recommend that all travelers avoid mosquitoes and that pregnant travelers consider postponing, now include Barbados, Bolivia, Ecuador, Guadeloupe, Saint Martin, Guyana, Cape Verde and Samoa.
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"Jewellers, retail consumers, all are postponing purchases," said Mayank Khemka, managing director of Khemka Group of Cos, adding that most of them are anticipating a decline in prices.
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The big picture: Americans are postponing marriage across the board, and the share of Americans not in cohabitating relationships (married or unmarried) is growing despite an aging population.
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Trump's former personal attorney Michael Cohen will also testify before three committees next week — Senate Intelligence, House Intelligence and House Oversight — after postponing his appearances for health reasons.
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"We are postponing the final investment decision on LNG Canada right through the end of this year," Chief Executive Ben van Buerden told investors on a conference call.
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U.S. President Donald Trump said Tuesday that he was open to postponing the March 0.963 deadline for tariffs if Washington and Beijing can reach a trade deal soon.
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Kabila's critics accuse him of deliberately postponing the presidential election that was due last month in order to cling to power beyond the end of his constitutional mandate.
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"For a few we have advised postponing trips that were not time critical, telling clients to wait for the next few weeks to see the situation," he said.
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Rather than avoiding love or postponing it, they make it their life mission to stop at nothing until they find it while they work away at their vision.
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Beyoncé just about broke the musical world in half when she announced that she would take the completely understandable step of postponing her appearance at Coachella until 2018.
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In Jerusalem on Wednesday, Israel approved construction of a multistory building for settlers in annexed East Jerusalem, an NGO said, after postponing authorization of hundreds of other homes.
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Washington (CNN)Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell bowed to political reality Tuesday afternoon: Postponing a planned vote this week on the Senate's health care bill, according to CNN.
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With sentences like "Sometimes there's no harm in postponing your work until later", the Little Prince is a useful refresher of the lessons we sometimes forget with age.
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The singer later issued a brief statement on Twitter and announced through a representative that she is postponing the rest of the European leg of her world tour.
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Gaga also posted a press release from Live Nation which confirmed that Gaga had canceled the European leg of her world tour, postponing the dates until early 2018.
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After postponing the April 7 show in Atlanta because he said he had the flu, he did a makeup performance the following week that observers described as electrifying.
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Historically, North Korea has used family reunions between North Koreans and South Koreans as a political bargaining chip, postponing or canceling meetings to promote the regime's political interests.
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"Postponing problems might increase the popularity of the government but would be a crime against the nation," Prime Minister Hani Mulki told a group of parliamentarians this week.
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" DeVos commended the work of schools in making "appropriate accommodations" for campus accusers, including "academic accommodations such as adjusting schedules, changing dorm assignments, and postponing papers or exams.
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The government argues that it is constitutionally bound to press ahead with the vote; postponing it would be illegal and reward the menacing actions of Mr Odinga's supporters.
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To cover some of the flights that were originally scheduled to be flown by the Max, American is postponing the retirement of several planes in its existing fleet.
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Heather Miller, the executive director of Chicago's American Indian Center, told the newspaper that members of the group were "very adamant" with museum leadership about postponing the exhibit.
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"Marcella" piles on crime after crime, which helps it stand out in a saturated field: Shows like "Broadchurch," for example, rely on suspense, on postponing the big revelations.
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With the I.M.F.'s managing director, Christine Lagarde, notably absent, her stand-in capitulated to the Brussels-Berlin axis, postponing any debt relief until 2018 at the earliest.
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"It is possible for South Korea and the U.S. to review the possibility of postponing the exercises," President Moon Jae-in said in an interview with NBC News.
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"In light of the 800,000 great American workers not receiving pay, I am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate," Trump wrote.
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It also takes other measures, such as keeping air-conditioned trailers on the tarmac for ground crews, encouraging employees to take frequent breaks or postponing nonessential work altogether.
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Insurers will balk at that requirement in the absence of either the mandate or federal subsidies, which discourage people from postponing buying health insurance until they get sick.
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The bureau will accept comments on postponing the payday loan rule for 30 days and, separately, on rescinding the underwriting requirement for 90 days before making a decision.
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"If that becomes difficult, we may have no option but to consider postponing the Games, given the Olympic principle of putting the health of athletes first," he said.
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Democrats could pursue a range of options if a traditional convention is not possible, including postponing the gathering or changing the rules to allow delegates to vote remotely.
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MILAN, March 19 (Reuters) - Italy's insurer Cattolica Assicurazioni said on Thursday it was postponing its dividend decision as the spread of the coronavirus pandemic made its outlook unpredictable.
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By postponing Euro 2020, this summer could be used to complete domestic campaigns and UEFA club competitions, with league bosses determined to bring their seasons to a conclusion.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May is postponing the vote on her Brexit deal, a last-minute move to avoid almost certain defeat in the UK Parliament on Tuesday.
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Steve Baker, a member of the European Research Group, an alliance of pro-Brexit Conservative lawmakers, said postponing the vote would amount to "essentially a defeat" of Mrs.
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Older adults and people of any age with serious chronic medical conditions are at increased risk for severe disease and should consider postponing nonessential travel, the C.D.C. said.
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UEFA has estimated that postponing the Euros by a year would create a $300 million hit, which could mean less money distributed to its 55 national soccer federations.
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Ford is postponing the restart of production at its North American plants due to coronavirus-related health and safety concerns, the company said in a statement on Tuesday.
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Holcomb said Tuesday that he would leave it up to a doctor to determine if postponing or canceling any of those procedures would cause harm to the patient.
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Jazz Fest was to feature the Rolling Stones on May 2, but the band suddenly dropped out, postponing its tour so that Mick Jagger could undergo heart surgery.
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Larry Hogan announced that he was postponing the state's primaries, originally scheduled for late April, to June 2 as the country grapples with the spread of the coronavirus.
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The CDC on Sunday night recommended canceling or postponing all events nationwide with more than 50 people — the most aggressive federal guidance issued yet amid the worsening outbreak.
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The head of Japan's Olympic Games organizing committee said Wednesday that a member of the committee who had suggested postponing the games has apologized for making "outlandish" statements.
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Postponing Arlene's Flowers means that people like Barronelle – who epitomize how Americans with differing marriage beliefs can coexist – will continue to be maligned in their businesses and communities.
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The NHS in Scotland will implement emergency measures such as doubling the number of intensive care beds along with postponing nonessential operations, Scottish Health Secretary Jeane Freeman said.
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Visa and Mastercard are postponing planned changes to their fees that would have hiked rates on some businesses and payment processors in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Republicans extended a hand in good faith," said Senator Bob Corker of Tennessee, one of the Republicans who insisted on postponing a vote until she could be heard.
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According to Japan's Nikkei business daily, Apple is considering postponing the launch by "months" due to worries over a drop in consumer demand caused by the coronavirus crisis.
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The president of U.S.A. Gymnastics, Li Li Leung, said Friday that the organization would survey its athletes before deciding whether to take a position on postponing the Games.
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He said last week he was postponing the trip to Denmark after the negative response from that country about his idea for the United States to purchase Greenland.
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Formula One announced this month that it was postponing until 2022 planned major rules changes for 2021 "due to the currently volatile financial situation" caused by the coronavirus.
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Right now, the big movie studios, including Universal, have been responding to the coronavirus threat by postponing their biggest spring movie launches, including Universal's latest Fast & Furious sequel.
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The mayor and the government seem rattled by the backlash, with Mr. Sobyanin suggesting constant revisions and the federal parliament postponing its vote on the law until July.
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By postponing a trial that Republicans had anticipated making into a rapid public exoneration, Ms. Pelosi, above today, may be looking for leverage in negotiating the trial process.
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But a few Euro-fanatics, disproportionately prominent on the BBC and at The Financial Times, are acting like doomsday cultists, constantly postponing the date of their promised apocalypse.
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In practice, though, the leagues are postponing games if the Air Quality Index (AQI), a composite measure of air pollution, is above 93, a spokesperson told The Verge.
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We want Cyberpunk 2077 to be our crowning achievement for this generation, and postponing launch will give us the precious months we need to make the game perfect.
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The Chinese government is considering postponing the most important event in the country's political calendar, likely over fears of the spread of the novel coronavirus, state media reported.
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In the period since that letter was published, Victoria's Secret has made some significant changes, adding two female directors to its board and postponing its annual fashion show.
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Western Digital – Western Digital's dispute with Toshiba over the sale of Toshiba's chip unit was not resolved in a Friday court session, with a judge postponing a decision.
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Given that she infuriated Trump by postponing the State of the Union during the shutdown, the body language and the maneuvering between Trump and Pelosi will be fascinating.
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He spent the afternoons working the phones, first gathering vote tallies and later asking why House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was postponing sending articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is postponing the compliance date on rules that would allow the agency to access swap data as part of its regular examinations.
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Additionally, Disney has a robust television business that has seen productions shut down and with sports leagues postponing their seasons, ESPN is without its traditional slate of content.
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Although the government has given Serie A the option of staging matches behind closed doors, clubs cannot agree on whether that choice is preferable to postponing games altogether.
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"If that becomes difficult, we may have no option but to consider postponing the Games, given the Olympic principle of putting the health of athletes first," he said.
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On March 23, as the review committee began deliberating, the health ministry issued a notification postponing the implementation date for the new 85 percent health warnings by two months.
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President Trump cited the ongoing government shutdown as his reason for postponing Pelosi's travel plans, shortly before she and her team were scheduled to depart on a military plane.
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While EQT had planned to launch the flotation next month it is considering postponing the deal to May, the people said, adding that no final decision has been taken.
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But at this wide of a scale, it sounds like AT&T may have been better off postponing the launch until the service's major usability problems were dealt with.
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While EQT had planned to launch the flotation next month it is considering postponing the deal to May, the people said, adding that no final decision had been taken.
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The deadline to decide on the tariffs is May 18, but White House aides have discussed postponing them for up to six months, a Bloomberg reporter said on Twitter.
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Prominent oil analysts continue to warn the recent rise in prices is premature and risks postponing the additional production cuts needed to force supply and demand back into balance.
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Washington (CNN)House Oversight Committee Chair Elijah Cummings is postponing holding a former White House official in contempt in the committee's review of the Trump administration's security clearance process.
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R&B singer Kehlani is receiving well wishes from fans after announcing that she is postponing the remaining European dates of her world tour due to emergency hernia surgery.
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The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has said people should consider postponing travel to Brunei, Myanmar, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Philippines, Thailand, East Timor, and Vietnam.
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"Postponing the elections would set a dangerous precedent, undermining the constitution and damaging Iraq's long-term democratic development," the U.S. Embassy in Baghdad said in a statement on Thursday.
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CAIRO, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Egypt is considering postponing its plans to issue $2-2.5 billion in international bonds, Finance Minister Amr El Garhy told Al Arabiya TV on Thursday.
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Justin and Hailey Bieber are having a hard time finding the perfect day to celebrate their union, because we've learned the couple is postponing their second wedding ceremony ... AGAIN.
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In light of the House of Representatives postponing the vote on the Obamacare replacement, Cramer laid out his best and worst case scenarios for whatever happens with the bill.
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The Department of Energy (DOE) said Monday it is postponing five efficiency rules, including test procedures for walk-in coolers and freezers, central air conditioners, heat pumps and compressors.
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The massive snowstorm that dropped over two feet of snow throughout the D.C. area over the weekend led to the NBA postponing Saturday's home game against the Utah Jazz.
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She has also put her U.S. and Canadian concert tour on hold after initially postponing two weeks ago because of severe back pain from what she thought was sciatica.
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The TSE has scheduled four sessions this week to hear the case but any judge can ask to study Benjamin's report, postponing the process for weeks if not months.
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The British government, which had been expected to sign contracts on Friday, said instead that it wanted to give the plans further consideration, postponing its verdict until early autumn.
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The president is expected to campaign with Clinton in person soon, after postponing a campaign appearance with her in the wake of the Orlando nightclub shooting earlier this month.
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However, Cummings has since backed down, temporarily postponing a contempt vote and agreeing to schedule Kline, who now works at the Pentagon, for a voluntary transcribed interview on Wednesday.
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The Obama administration and Texas have reached an agreement to extend a temporary program that helps the state's poor access healthcare, postponing a contentious debate over ObamaCare's Medicaid expansion.
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The International Olympic Committee is not considering postponing the games in Brazil this fall in the wake of the Zika virus's spread, the group's top medical official said Thursday.
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The article said the government may start buying back bonds from the secondary market or postponing auctions, with the protocol's 'standby' level the second to highest, just below 'crisis'.
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In the US, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend minimizing in-person interaction as much as possible and canceling or postponing gatherings of more than 50 people.
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Instead, Ahmed surprised Asha with a symbolic wedding celebration on Sunday in Nintendo's new game "Animal Crossing: New Horizons," while postponing the real-life wedding date to next year.
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Senate Republican leaders are postponing a vote on their bill to repeal and replace Obamacare after a critical mass of senators said they would block the bill as written.
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The report, citing people familiar with the talk, said the offer could hinge on whether the U.S. eases export restrictions on Chinese telecom giant Huawei and postponing the Oct.
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After postponing a pension vote in December, the government switched tactics, with a new campaign focusing on inequities in the system and targeting big earners in the public sector.
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The CDC on Sunday recommended canceling or postponing all events nationwide with more than 50 people — the most aggressive federal guidance issued yet in the worsening the coronavirus crisis.
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Like other companies, Google at the time said it would hold an online version of the show, but as the company announced today, it is now also postponing that.
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Today, the European Union is postponing climate law debates, the Fridays for Future protests are heading online, and carbon-intensive industries from aviation to oil are looking for bailouts.
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It also aimed to cut production costs by around 20% to $7-8 per barrel of oil equivalent by postponing all non-critical activities, such as maintenance, it added.
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The CDC in the US is now recommending canceling mass gatherings of more than 250 people; the White House has advised postponing events consisting of 10 people or more.
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The House Judiciary Committee announced on Friday that, due to Hurricane Dorian hindering lawmaker travel, it is postponing a planned early return from recess to consider gun reform legislation.
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It was reported in 2004 that some Bush administration officials had discussed putting in place a method of postponing a federal election in the event of a terrorist attack.
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MILAN, March 5 (Reuters) - Italian brand Versace said on Thursday it was postponing a fashion show scheduled for mid-May in the United States because of the coronavirus outbreak.
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Seoul and Washington announced Thursday they were postponing joint military drills, as the virus has spread through the large number of American and Korean troops stationed on the peninsula.
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They are postponing or accelerating major medical decisions, weighing whether to move to more insurance-friendly states, or to close modest businesses and search for employment with health benefits.
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"An uptick in interim hires could reflect employers bringing in experts to help with contingency planning or postponing permanent hires in C-suite roles for a while," she says.
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The Japanese government is considering postponing a celebratory parade after Emperor Naruhito's formal enthronement ceremony next week due to damage from Typhoon Hagibis, national broadcaster NHK said on Thursday.
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And on Wednesday, the Chinese state-owned company Poly Auction said that it would be postponing its spring series of sales in Hong Kong, scheduled to begin April 3.
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Smaller Brazilian rival Azul SA also struck a deal in November to raise $450 million from China's HNA Group after repeatedly postponing a planned initial public offering since 2013.
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Civil rights groups calling for a ban on the technology criticized the House Oversight Committee for postponing a hearing on the technology slated for this week until next year.
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And economists are still hoping the United Kingdom will avoid a disorderly Brexit, either by approving a divorce deal or by postponing its departure date from the European Union.
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"In light of the 800,000 great American workers not receiving pay, I am sure you would agree that postponing this public relations event is totally appropriate," Mr. Trump wrote.
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In that world, President Trump sent Speaker Nancy Pelosi a letter telling her that he was postponing her trip with a congressional delegation to visit American troops in Afghanistan.
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Former Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero has spoken with the opposition and with ruling Socialist Party officials about postponing the constituent assembly election, according to three opposition sources.
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A day after Pelosi's letter was made public, Trump flexed his presidential authority by postponing an overseas trip for which Pelosi and other members of Congress were about to depart.
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Historically, institutional gatekeepers have effectively controlled gender transitions, often bending people to conform to social standards of gendered appearance and behavior and thus postponing—or even preventing—their transition altogether.
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In a matter of a week, Justin and Hailey Bieber's wedding plans have gone from postponing their winter wedding in Los Angeles to planning a destination celebration in the spring.
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Just over two months after postponing numerous dates of his Man of the Woods tour due to bruised vocal cords, Justin Timberlake is healthy and hitting the stage once again.
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Garuda Indonesia, the country's national carrier, has previously said it was postponing deliveries of Airbus and Boeing jets it has already ordered as it attempts to improve its financial position.
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Kardashian has yet to move back to the Ohio home from Los Angeles for Thompson's basketball season, postponing the relocation after reportedly struggling with the aftermath of Thompson's cheating scandal.
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KABUL (Reuters) - Afghan authorities are considering postponing a presidential election scheduled for April 20 next year, officials said, following heavy criticism of the chaotic organization of parliamentary elections last month.
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Opposition lawmakers are already trying to figure out ways to spoil the legislation so that it would definitely need more time to pass, thereby pushing the EU toward postponing Brexit.
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There now needs to be a complete end to the siege so that aid can continue to reach them after this delivery, or else it is just postponing their suffering.
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According to the WHO, safe sexual practices include "correct and consistent use of male or female condoms, non-penetrative sex, reducing the number of sexual partners, and postponing sexual debut."
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"The timing of it all was not ideal," Ramsey tells PEOPLE of the need for the procedure, which led to the band postponing three February dates on the current tour.
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The actress and musician recently shared that they won't be disappearing from the spotlight right away, and are postponing their honeymoon in order to focus on some work commitments first.
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Under the Opel deal, which includes new production investments at other German sites, workers received five-year job guarantees in return for postponing the nationally negotiated pay hike until 2020.
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"Julia is undergoing treatment for breast cancer, and we're obviously postponing production of the show — we were supposed to have started now — while she's in treatment," Rich told Julie Mason.
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Postponing by more than a few months means Britain would still be a member of the bloc when elections for the European Parliament are held at the end of May.
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While postponing the water-testing rules would save growers $2000 million per year, it also would cost consumers $22006 million per year in medical expenses, according to an FDA analysis.
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Postponing Brexit beyond March 226 requires the approval of all 221 EU member states, and they will likely require the UK to give them a specific reason for the delay.
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In that meeting, McConnell wouldn't back away from what he called the "Clinton model" of beginning the trial and postponing a decision on whether to add new witnesses or evidence.
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Last July, the Tesla CEO could have averted much personal misery by postponing the release of his game-changing, mainstream Model 3, and instead released it, say, a year late.
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Weeks after postponing European dates for his No More Tour 2 and subsequent hospitalization to treat a severe upper-respiratory infection, Ozzy Osbourne has axed more dates for the trek.
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The external shortfall was 4.7 percent of GDP in 2018, a decade high, although the government has kept the budget deficit under the EU's 3 percent ceiling by postponing investments.
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At that time, ESR Cayman, the largest logistics real estate operator in Asia Pacific and backed by private equity giant Warburg Pincus, cited "current market conditions" for postponing the listing.
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In addition to postponing Polish elections and rejecting the names of non-Communist Polish leaders proposed for the new government, he ordered the arrest and imprisonment of thousands of Poles.
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In February, Norwegian said it was postponing deliveries of 12 Boeing 737 MAX 8 aircraft from 2300 to 2737 and 2350, and four Airbus 2787LR aircraft from 22019 to 22019.
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Postponing those deliveries was expected to reduce the airline's capital spending in 33 by about 23 billion Norwegian crowns ($2350 million), Norwegian said in its annual report published on Wednesday.
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In a statement Monday, new co-CEOs Artie Minson and Sebastian Gunningham said that they were postponing the IPO indefinitely, but they do plan to go public in the future.
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She pointed to the debate in Vermont, where a recent state government report instead recommends postponing electric-car taxes until they make up 15 percent of vehicles on the road.
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Others are postponing large investments, like new factories, and are trying to avoid signing long-term contracts with suppliers — all changes that will eventually take a toll on the economy.
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In a little over a week, there have been more than a dozen changes, ranging from postponing immigration hearings to pausing deportation flights to certain countries and suspending refugee admissions.
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Mike DeWine's decision to halt voting in Ohio amid the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's guidance to avoid gatherings of 50 people or more, effectively postponing the state's primary.
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Large sports and cultural events have been canceled, and postponing the Tokyo Olympics to 224 will require a dizzying amount of money and time, while delaying an expected economic boost.
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Italy's biggest phone group said on Tuesday it was postponing its target to return to core profit growth this year after anticipating lower service revenues dogged by underperforming domestic business.
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But the IOC warned that the logistics of postponing the games were not straightforward, with venues potentially unavailable, millions of hotel nights already booked and a packed international sports calendar.
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The cost of postponing the Games was not discussed by IOC chief Thomas Bach and Japanese prime minister Shinzo Abe on Tuesday, Bach said, adding: "this is about protecting lives".
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Expo 2020 Dubai's steering committee has agreed to study postponing the world fair by a year following requests by member states hit by the coronavirus, the organisers said on Monday.
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President Trump responded to Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen's message to the United States that Greenland is not for sale by tweeting Tuesday evening that he's postponing their scheduled meeting.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) said Sunday it will modify existing operational plans, including possibly postponing, the summer games set to begin in Tokyo in July amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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Georgia's secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, announced Saturday that he was postponing the March 24 primary until May, and the Democratic Party of Georgia said it had endorsed the decision.
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DeWine tweeted on Monday that the state filed a suit asking a judge to sign off on postponing the March 17 Democratic presidential primary and US House primaries until June.
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The board, which made no decision about Moonves' role at the company, also said Monday afternoon that it's postponing its annual shareholder meeting, which had been scheduled for Aug. 10.
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"We felt the postponing of the two fairs was potentially extremely damaging commercially and for our partners and suppliers," Jean-Christophe Babin, Bulgari's chief executive, said in a recent interview.
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Hospitals around the country are scrambling to stockpile vials of a critical drug — even postponing operations or putting off chemotherapy treatments — because the country's only two suppliers have run out.
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Asked Friday if the government would consider moving the Olympics or postponing them, Abe's chief cabinet secretary, Yoshihide Suga, said Japan had the "full confidence" of the International Olympic Committee.
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After last-minute talks in Davos earlier this year, global leaders eventually backed down, postponing any action — either domestic digital taxes or retaliatory tariffs — until early 2021, at the earliest.
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Tokyo 2020 could be CANCELED over the coronavirus -- so says a senior Olympic official who says postponing or moving the games to another country is probably out of the question.
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Much of this looks to be an accounting gimmick: the Lebanese Centre for Policy Studies, a think-tank, estimates that 46% of the savings comes from postponing payments to contractors.
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The two Italian lenders are considering postponing the presentation of their new industrial plans from late 2019 to early 2020, maybe in February, Il Sole 24 Ore wrote on Tuesday.
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Racism can result in women avoiding or postponing prenatal care that might identify weight gain issues, pregnancy-related hypertension, undiagnosed diabetes and other precursors of severe maternal complications, Hogue said.
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And if you think your spin classes and kombucha habit will make up for postponing that dream cruise and save you from your jam-packed, hard driving life, think again.
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The White House has also made repeated concessions to Kim, canceling and postponing the Pentagon's joint military exercises with South Korea, most recently in November, after North Korea had objected.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar is postponing a planned appearance before a Senate committee on Thursday as he recovers from an intestinal condition, an HHS official said Tuesday.
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The current junta, led by General Prayuth Chan-ocha, keeps postponing elections in the hopes of rigging the constitution to prevent the so-called Red Shirts from taking power again.
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Jagger had announced on Twitter on Sunday that the band was postponing a tour of the United States and Canada to give him time to recover from unspecified medical treatment.
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Add to this mix the disorganized start to the primaries, with a data glitch postponing the Iowa results, and it seems that Democrats are in for a long campaign season.
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OSLO, March 25 (Reuters) - Norway is postponing a decision on whether to allow companies to construct a new subsea power cable between it and Scotland, the government said on Wednesday.
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According to a lawsuit, Amazon executives met with members of Allen's team to discuss postponing the release of "A Rainy Day in New York," which Allen had completed, to 2019.
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Republicans are considering postponing his confirmation hearing this week as senators pore over potentially new negative information that committee members have received, according to GOP sources familiar with the matter.
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Maduro over the weekend said the government had held talks with the opposition and that postponing the vote had been on the table but that the opposition did not follow through.
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As Upturn found, police chiefs and district attorneys are usually the ones postponing the release of footage, arguing that videos may influence public opinion, biasing the jury pool and impacting investigations.
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Left open is the question of how Trump will disentangle himself from his sprawling business empire—something Trump recently stated he would address in a press conference before postponing the event.
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As an effort to free the DACA hostages, Democrats' themselves then took the federal government hostage by causing this brief shutdown — even at the cost of postponing the new CHIP money.
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Denmark has been widely criticized in the past month for proposals to tighten immigration laws including using refugees' valuables to pay for their stay and postponing family reunification to three years.
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On Monday, the European Commission announced that it is has opened an anti-trust investigation into Apple's buyout of Shazam, potentially postponing the acquisition for months—or even killing it altogether.
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The committee began engaging Trump Jr. to return to the committee in December, and he initially agreed to testify voluntarily twice before postponing, leading to the panel's subpoena issued in April.
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Days after postponing a performance in Indianapolis over the weekend, Elton John returned to the stage in Nashville on Monday night as part of his ongoing Farewell Yellow Brick Road tour.
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Samsung has confirmed reports from earlier today that it is postponing the release of its $2,000 Galaxy Fold foldable phone only days before it was originally scheduled to go on sale.
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"Our members statewide are reporting calls, emails and social media posts from people canceling or postponing trips to Mississippi due to national media reporting on this new law," the association said.
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Cruise, the subsidiary of General Motors developing self-driving vehicles and services, said Wednesday it is postponing a plan to launch an autonomous ride-share service by the end of 2019.
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The 26-year-old eldest daughter of Japan's Prince Akishino and granddaughter of Emperor Akihito is postponing her marriage to Kei Komuro — a graduate student who works at a law firm.
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About half of Republicans would support postponing the 2020 election so the country can address claims of voter fraud, according to a new poll by the Washington Post's Monkey Cage blog.
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Trump claims voter fraud cost him the popular vote in 2016 (a claim with no evidence to back it up), but there's no indication that he'd seriously consider postponing the election.
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Southwest, which has 34 of the 737 Max planes in its fleet of about 750 planes, is postponing pilot hiring and promotions due to the grounding, now in its fifth month.
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The "Thank U, Next" songstress, 25, revealed on her Instagram story on Tuesday afternoon that she was out of commission from an illness, and was postponing her next two concert appearances.
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A letter signed by more than 200 bioethicists and health experts has called for the WHO to recommend postponing or moving the Olympics to prevent an acceleration of the epidemic's spread.
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Valeant (VRX), under pressure for its drug price increases, said CEO Michael Pearson is returning from medical leave effective immediately, and the drugmaker is postponing the release of fourth-quarter results.
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"Postpartum" has the feeling, just a bit, of a show spinning its wheels, postponing its next chapter because it's hoping to play out the string of a season just about done.
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The earlier contract, which covered the previous five years, mandated that the government pay almost the identical amount to servicers for borrowers current on payments and for those postponing their payments.
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The company took the extreme measure of postponing the €73m (US$27m) five-year debut after releasing final terms, following reports that US authorities were investigating its business dealings with Iran.
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But Zandberg isn't sure if postponing recreational legalization until there's a larger supply is the answer, because if the country waits until the next election cycle, they may never do it.
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Mr Herzog has succeeded in postponing scheduled leadership primaries which he is obliged to call as a result of his loss to Mr Netanyhu; but challengers are already preparing their campaigns.
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"Following today's terrible tragedy in El Paso we are postponing our Sunday, August 4th show at the UTEP Don Haskins Arena in solidarity with the community," the band said on Twitter.
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Arthur Caplan, a bioethicist at New York University, wrote in February that holding the Olympics as scheduled was "senseless and irresponsible," and recommended postponing it for six months to a year.
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Striking a defiant note, Moise criticized the election council for postponing a vote he was confident of winning, and said he was ready to stand whenever a new date was set.
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On Wednesday, in a video message to fans posted on social media, the singer announced that she would once again be postponing dates on her "Unbreakable World Tour," for personal reasons.
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Additionally, EPA asked a court to delay for six years an update to 17-year-old regulations on lead in paint and dust, postponing new safe lead exposure benchmarks for children.
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Some states are repeatedly postponing payment dates, others are paying out salaries in instalments, and others are paying out only to lower-income employees and stalling payments to higher income earners.
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These people admit that the push to build the wall would get tied up in court for a long time, postponing construction, and the administration might ultimately lose the legal fight.
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Based on last year's Black Friday deals, postponing your trip to the mall for one of the latest iPhones could save you up to $300 in rebates and cash-back offers.
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U.S. District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan presided over a sentencing hearing for former national security advisor Michael Flynn, postponing a final decision but lambasting the defendant in the strongest possible terms.
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The White House Correspondents' Association is postponing its giant dinner scheduled for late April, but still hopes to hold the annual event this summer or fall if the coronavirus threat abates.
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Postponing Britain's departure, while avoiding chaos, "could still have bad and even catastrophic consequences for the E.U., given the delays involved and the imminence of the European elections," Ms. Tocci said.
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Macron devoted a brief prime-time televised address to Monday's catastrophic blaze in the heart of the capital, again postponing planned remarks on his response to months of anti-government protests.
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Google Cloud is postponing the online streaming version of its Google Cloud Next mega-conference, just about two weeks after it cancelled the in-person version, as coronavirus continues to spread.
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EOIR, an arm of the US Department of Justice, did announce in a late-evening tweet on Sunday that it was postponing hearings for immigrants who are not currently behind bars.
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Jennifer Shum, a New Yorker whose wedding is planned for August, is considering postponing her wedding until she knows her family and friends can safely travel from Hong Kong to Brooklyn.
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One victims' advocacy group is encouraging students and universities to publicly disavow the rule when it comes out — and plans to file suit in the hopes of postponing action by colleges.
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NHS chief executive Simon Stevens said postponing routine surgery would aid in expanding the critical care capacity to maximize space for patients affected by the virus, freeing up 30,000 hospital beds.
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While they were on the phone – and no more than an hour or two after the end of the pre-trial conference – Vice-Chancellor Slights issued an order postponing the trial.
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TOKYO, March 23 (Reuters) - Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said on Monday that postponing the Tokyo Olympic Games may become an option if holding the event in "complete form" became impossible.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday said he was postponing a nationwide vote on constitutional changes that would allow him to extend his rule due to the worsening situation with coronavirus.
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From postponing large-scale events to closing schools, the United Arab Emirates is taking wide-ranging measures in a bid to stop the spread of the new coronavirus in the country.
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And on Tuesday, the Defense Department announced that Defense Secretary Mark Esper is postponing a trip abroad "out of an abundance of caution" and to lead the Pentagon's response to coronavirus.
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May's office says that the invitation still stands, there have been reports that Mr. Trump favored postponing a trip to Britain, where his presence is very likely to prompt protests. Mrs.
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Due to a failed power unit on the station, Meir and Koch will need to work outside to fix that problem first, postponing the walk and others focused on battery replacements.
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McDaniel's statement comes as lawmakers return from the Fourth of July recess after postponing a vote on the GOP legislation to repeal and replace ObamaCare because leaders didn't have the votes.
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Prime Minister Matteo Renzi said he would resign, postponing, if not derailing, plans to restructure Monte dei Paschi di Siena, Italy's most troubled bank and a linchpin of the financial system.
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The head of TikTok, which is facing scrutiny over its ties with China, is postponing meetings with U.S. lawmakers that were originally expected for this week, the social media site said.
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But the North cited its objections to the joint American-South Korean air force drill in postponing a separate high-level meeting with South Korea that had been planned for Wednesday.
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It said that while it didn't recommend postponing or cancelling trips to Japan because of the virus, travelers should take precautions including "avoiding contact with sick people" and rigorous hand-washing.
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The number of coronavirus cases in Iran has increased recently, but the CDC lists the country as threat Level 1, and does not recommend canceling or postponing travel to the country.
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Washington (CNN)Three Republican senators have weighed in on postponing a vote on Brett Kavanaugh's Supreme Court nomination until they hear more from the woman accusing Kavanaugh of sexual assault. Sens.
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