" - Wes, 35 "Long wait at Times Square Applebee's.
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There are long wait times, sickness and even child deaths.
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It's been a CRAaazy long wait, but it's almost here!
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Veterans have complained of long wait times and delayed care.
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It looks like it's going to be a long wait.
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I began to understand the long wait for a table.
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Other players noted their frustration with the long wait times.
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But the Met faces a long wait for his attention.
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That's why long wait lists exist in all large cities.
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For now, the couple is consigned to a long wait.
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It's been a long wait and I'm glad it's over.
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Narrator: But for some recruits, the long wait creates anxiety.
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Geronimo is diving into home life after a long, long wait.
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For authors and would-be authors, the long wait is over.
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It was a long wait, but it was certainly worth it.
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But it can be a long wait before the telegram arrives.
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Mr Le Maire may have a long wait ahead of him.
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This Is Us audiences, your week-long wait is nearly over.
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Voters in the state reported malfunctioning machines and long wait times.
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Sixteen years has been a long wait.... unity is our country.
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It may just be rejected after a long wait in line.
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You may also apply by phone, but expect long wait times.
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Some things are just worth the wait—even a century-long wait.
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For Vianney, it had been a long wait to see her mother.
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But he denied the hour-long wait left him disgruntled at Swift.
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If it is, there will be another long wait to make more.
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However, domestic media reports this year include complaints over long wait times.
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According to a source close to Loughlin, the long wait is excruciating.
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But the process is filled with cumbersome paperwork and long wait times.
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The long wait for a new Game of Thrones story is over!
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After all, it's still a long wait til Solo opens May 25.
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It's been a long wait, but we think we might have something.
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A long wait, indeed, and for now we have no additional details.
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Now, after a long wait, da Vinci's wine is ready to drink.
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However, there will be a long wait before the changes become effective.
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On the busy Memorial Day weekend, few travelers reported a long wait.
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Long wait times are not the only barriers that young people face.
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I am pleased to inform you that your long wait is over.
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There can be long wait times for elective surgeries at public hospitals.
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Narrator: Resulting in a long wait for recruits on the ground level.
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He recalls heady days when securing a piano required a long wait.
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We just hope it's not the incredibly long wait time in between seasons.
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Is there likely to be a similarly long wait for the next record?
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But many border crossings such as San Ysidro already have long wait times.
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When she got no help after a long wait, she began to cry.
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That unto itself makes it worth the decades-long wait fans have endured.
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The long wait for leadership has not gone unnoticed on the financial markets.
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We go to Jongro and get in line for the hour-long wait.
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Constand addressed her long wait for justice in a lengthy victim impact statement.
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Gian-Luca, a 17-year-old Berliner, was beaming despite the long wait.
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The long wait is over: We finally get to meet Corinne's nanny, Raquel.
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It's a process that represents a long wait and a lot of sacrifices.
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After an excruciatingly long wait, Villanelle and Eve Polastri are returning to Hulu.
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Some students left before they were able to vote, citing long wait times.
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The long wait for a new Frank Ocean album may nearly be over.
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If we're waiting for Washington to fix itself, we've got a long wait.
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The long wait for our return built up an excitement in the crowd.
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And expect long wait times if you do need to contact a company.
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Fashion Review After a crazy-long wait, the designer delivered a beautiful collection.
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It isn't telling us that single-payer health care has long wait times.
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Social Security fields 75 million calls annually, and long wait times are typical.
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There is a long wait list of eager adopters waiting for the washouts.
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And if you around here looking for justice, you got a long wait.
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Janiyah, I am pleased to inform you that your long wait is over.
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It was very hot and there was a long wait at a checkpoint.
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The Little Shell's long wait was over when President Trump signed the bill.
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The slowest rate cost only $4.99, but came with a long wait time.
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The long wait for the U.S. companies is, though, unlikely to end soon.
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It's been long coming and a long wait to get the right sites.
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We collectively sigh and bust out snacks in anticipation of a long wait.
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The airline said customers should still expect delays and cancellations, with long wait times.
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The company's website crashed, and there were long wait times at the call center.
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But in the long wait for season 3, all theories are up for grabs.
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After a long wait for one video, RiRi and Drizzy have presented two options.
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Long wait times can sometimes run 30 minutes to an hour at the extreme.
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I would love to have hour-long wait times like our neighbors, Culichi Town.
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But if it there is another long wait ahead, we will always have this.
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FOR THE families of those who died, it has been an interminably long wait.
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Unfortunately, viewers might be in for a long wait for the season two premiere.
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It has been a long wait for his first Grand Slam semi-final though.
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As a property developer, Hui faces a long wait to reap returns on investments.
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The ban has caused crowds and long wait times at airports across the country.
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Two in the morning, there was a long wait to get a table there.
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The long wait for the 2018 World Cup was never really about the sport.
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A ride based on the popular Indiana Jones franchise has an hour-long wait.
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Others are mixed or negative, with almost every one noting the long wait time.
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Instead, it blamed long wait times due to staffing shortages and high holiday traffic.
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This would save time for travelers and cut down on long wait lines, Sens.
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For those who have yet to be paid, it may be a long wait.
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After Hockenson, there could be a quite a long wait for another tight end.
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We finally pull up to the border after an hour-long wait in line.
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Furthermore, given the long wait for a major MacBook Pro update, heightened interest is unsurprising.
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AAS: Paper Girls No. 6 comes out in June, after an entirely too-long wait.
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Currently it stands at June — a long wait for something you ordered in early January.
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And how else are we going to fill the long wait for Succession season three?
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Despite the long wait, the new game is every bit as enchanting as the original.
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Despite the long wait, said visitor Max Bourgeois, the mood was peaceful, proud and respectful.
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The dangers associated with long wait times in oppressive summer heat are also a concern.
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It's been a long, long wait for the nicest person in the world, Jackie Chan.
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Cuba claimed the 180-day-long wait harmed its ability to successfully import and export.
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It also notes that drilling proponents are "undaunted" by the prospect of a long wait.
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But if the long wait for Dow 20,000 already tired you out, don't feel bad.
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In 2014, Stu Libby wanted to do something about the long wait times at pharmacies.
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It worked well, and never resulted in frustration or particularly long wait times on hold.
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The energy industry's long wait for a fully staffed regulatory board could soon be over.
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A long wait This woman spent 69 years wishing she could meet her biological mother.
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But if you double your volume instantly, that's going to lead to long wait times.
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Most people gave them a hero's welcome, grateful to be evacuated after a long wait.
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Even if that issue is resolved, Ms. Mackay may be in for a long wait.
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The long wait ended on Thursday when the committee announced its plans for the hearing.
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Long wait times in crowded ERs for people who show up with serious medical emergencies.
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"Janiyah, I am pleased to inform you that your long wait is over," he continued.
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In the past year, there have been reports of long wait times and overcrowded stores.
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If 30 days seems too long, wait one day for each $100 in purchase price.
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Long wait over The sisters knew their escape from Saudi Arabia would not be easy.
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Seems like it was a combo of headlights and a long wait time for Von.
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After a long wait, the official first trailer for Disney's Mary Poppins Returns is finally here.
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If it's cold, bundle up and then hunker down for what could be a long wait.
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"I was disappointed after the long wait to use gas for the first time," Gao said.
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Just a red herring to keep diehard fans busy during the months-long wait until release?
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It is, some fear, an indication that both sides are settling in for a long wait.
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When I finally felt ready to take it, the long wait proved to be worth it.
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Anyone hoping to take a space elevator into orbit from Earth, however, faces a long wait.
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Konta remains convinced, however, that she will end Britain's long wait for a successor to Wade.
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Just be ready for a long wait; Justice League won't be released until June 14, 803.
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There's no long wait 'cause I've already clocked it while everyone's going [jabbering] meh-meh-meh.
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It's a pretty simple theme, so maybe that had something to do with the long wait.
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"There is such a long wait for Bombardier to deliver the aircraft," jet broker Wu said.
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Traditionally, there has been a long wait to get addicted patients into programs that can help.
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Some analysts fear the deal could yet be delayed by a long wait for regulatory approval.
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"This feels like the beginning of a real, real long wait for a hurricane," she said.
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So last year, they applied for a public housing flat and prepared for the long wait.
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I almost fell asleep during the first act, due to the long wait for a ticket.
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Long wait times also hurt parents and guardians of children, especially those who cannot afford childcare.
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Some were able to register without a long wait, but many were held for further questioning.
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The National Health Service is underfunded, leading to long wait times for emergency and routine care.
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It's a long wait to find out if anybody relates to what you're trying to do.
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No dice though, and the long wait has April's loyal viewers wondering what the hell's happening!
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He said the long wait was taking its toll for the vulnerable people in the hotel.
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Fey had previously joked that fans may be in for a long wait before the musical arrives.
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Falsified records by Veterans Affairs officials concealed excessively long wait times for disabled veterans seeking medical attention.
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Shulkin acknowledged that some VA hospitals and clinics are "still struggling" in terms of long wait times.
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Our son's birth mom was only 23 weeks at the time, so it was a long wait.
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It's been a long wait for new Potter material since the last book came out in 2007.
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A painfully long wait While many seniors have senioritis right now, the mood in Chicago is different.
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Is it the long wait times for medical procedures like our British and Canadian friends complain about?
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With a goal of 2 percent, the FOMC — and markets — may be in for a long wait.
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But the long wait aside, the settlement raises questions about the appropriate way to resolve such matters.
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There's a lot we don't know — most things, really — but the long wait will be over soon.
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It may have been a long wait, but BMW's long-anticipated mega-SUV was worth waiting for.
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After a long wait, quite a lot of weather can suddenly be found in our books again.
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The dog likely won't ship until closer to the holidays, however, so prepare for a long wait.
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It has been a long wait, as Snap first announced the Android reengineering project in November 2017.
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"I know it's been a long wait for my album," Azalea said on Twitter earlier this month.
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Tuesday's shambles left her numb and resigned to a long wait for another shot at Olympic glory.
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The 400,000 Tesla fans that preordered the company's Model 3 have a long wait ahead of them.
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A few early users complained in App Store reviews about long wait lines to access the service.
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After a long wait, my steroid and antibiotic together cost only $16.99, another win for this morning.
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Waits said he likes that there isn't usually a long wait time, unlike at other health clinics.
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PARIS — After such a long wait, reaching the summit of men's tennis was anticlimactic for Andy Murray.
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But small-batch also means some pairs can sell out quickly and rack up long wait-lists.
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Once they leave the makeshift tent city, asylum seekers face a long wait and an uncertain future.
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But riders consistently report service delays, cancellations and exceptionally long wait times, a recent internal report found.
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Tesla already has a long wait list for the car, with somewhere around 400,000 vehicles pre-ordered.
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In the past year, there have been reports of customers facing long wait times and overcrowded stores.
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"Westworld" fans, your long wait is over: Season 3 will premiere on HBO in the spring. 7.
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You may find a better deal if you can wait until then, but that's a long wait.
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He found that the long wait on death row before execution was itself cruel and unusual punishment.
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At a press conference Monday, Mount's brother Steve Knapp spoke about his family's long wait for justice.
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A spokeswoman for Macy's said the company hopes reserving time can help cut down long wait times.
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Many voters reported long wait times and malfunctioning voting machines at some of the state's polling sites.
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With the rising number of drug overdose deaths, this long wait period is increasingly seen as unacceptable.
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The median delivery took almost 10 business days, which is admittedly a long wait for abortion pills.
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The couple has kept the cuties under wraps until now — and the long wait was 100% worth it.
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That means the majority of visa applicants won't face the long wait times they have in years past.
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Bombardier has agreed to provide three additional trains for free to help compensate Switzerland for its long wait.
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However as Mehl notes that can be prohibitively expensive and also entail long wait times to get seen.
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Any distillery wishing to try a new flavour or process has a long wait to sample the results.
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The long wait is over, but getting your hands on one of the new rigs won't be cheap.
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After a long wait without news, a third startup has raised funding in the space of a month.
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It's been a long wait, both for you and us, but we're back, and back with a vengeance.
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He will now hope to end his long wait for an Olympic gold medal in the C2 race.
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Apple started this battle with iOS in 2007 — it's been a long wait, but it's close to winning.
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With the release of Endless and Blonde, the long wait for Frank Ocean's sophomore album is finally over.
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Mr Turkoglu, like other Turks forced to queue for visas, may have a long wait ahead of him.
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The calf's arrival came after a long wait that drew the attention of animal lovers the world over.
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Finally — and it felt like a long wait — the new pharaoh, Akhnaten, appears: the countertenor Anthony Roth Costanzo.
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But when the Series begins in Cleveland on Tuesday night, someone's long wait will be near an end.
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Indians are discovering a quick — though super-expensive — way around the long wait for an American permanent residency.
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Experience in other countries, with long wait lists and health care denials, does not support such extravagant promises.
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The long wait to see the royal baby is over ... but the wait to learn his name continues.
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I miss the feeling of having a line out the door of people on an hour-long wait.
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How he fits: It was a long wait, but James looked ecstatic to be heading to Los Angeles.
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Uber attacked the mayor, even adding a "de Blasio view" in the app that showed long wait times.
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This should streamline the process of getting refunded and help you avoid long wait times on the phone.
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One of the building's main elevators was also shut down for a while, resulting in long wait times.
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A long wait Spotify CEO Daniel Ek first announced plans to launch in India in March last year.
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While Satya had a green card, immigration authorities rejected Anu's visa application due to a long wait list.
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Left: An excited crowd at the Lincoln Memorial after a long wait for the arrival of President Trump.
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Fortnite is going to make the long wait for the next Star Wars just a little bit easier.
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Sixteen years is a long wait but the Avalanches have finally released new material from their album Wildflower.
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Ramen is typically consumed pretty quickly, so that's a long wait for the stuff, however delicious it is.
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Yes, DŌ definitely lives up to all the ado, but is it worth an hours-long wait in line?
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Sky News compiled a hilarious video showing Obama's excruciatingly long wait on the tarmac, while Clinton was off lallygagging.
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Equipment FailuresNew York state was home to several equipment failures, which led to very long wait times for voters.
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It's been a long, long wait for the return of The Incredibles, but the sequel is finally almost here.
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Warning: Song contains explicit language It's been a long wait, but new music from Mariah Carey is finally here!
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Shiny Padiyara, superintendent of the Rescue Foundation shelter in Pune, has seen girls get restless with the long wait.
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That long wait might be disappointing to those eager to dive into Somerville, but it shouldn't be too surprising.
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Now, customers tell BuzzFeed News, support staff is alerting iPhone 27 Plus owners of the months-long wait time.
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It's been a long wait for Apple to give its blessing to third-party USB-C to Lightning cables.
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The fire of the heavier ships was a bright flash, a long wait, a thundering overhead and then destruction.
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Understandably, some guests at the park took to social media to share their frustration with the long wait times.
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Anticipating the long wait, many brought fold-up chairs, umbrellas (for protection from the sun), snacks, books, and games.
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The new spot leaves us with more questions than answers – and, unfortunately, a long wait for the show's return.
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Italy's economy took a hit because it enacted pension reform only after a long wait and during a downturn.
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They're announced early, presumably as a means to remind people that Stuff Is Coming, but it's a long wait.
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Any place with a month-long wait and a shining writeup in the New York Times ought to do.
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They've already passed their goal and are planning on shipping in June, so it shouldn't be a long wait.
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But for tech giants, China has gone out of its way to cut down the notoriously long wait times.
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Anytime you're at an outdoor festival, the line for the semi-sanitary porta potties will be a long wait.
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That's kind of a long wait, so you should give him a follow on Twitter to get your fix.
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Even if it's a frigid, hours-long wait for the thousands of Paczki Day visitors, the atmosphere is festive.
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This comes after a number of new Sinemia customers reported long wait times for their debit cards to arrive.
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After the long wait, it will now be placed (read: plopped down) in the gardens near the Champs-Élysée.
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I did expect that the Museum of Modern Art would, and should, though there has been a long wait.
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They mostly sit through long wait lists to put their smallsats on large rockets with extra room on board.
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And if there are, they might have long wait times due to more patients coming in from Planned Parenthood.
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"Four years is a long wait, but the second I got going this morning, I felt good," Poulter said.
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I looked up at the red, blue, and yellow glass flowers and readied myself for a very long wait.
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The year-long wait was less than ideal, but if you held out, you'll probably find them worth it.
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More than ever, perhaps, teams feel urgency to win now or risk a long wait for another legitimate shot.
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"Man, that was awful and amazing at the same time," White said of the long wait for his score.
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"In Los Angeles County, too many voters faced unacceptably long wait times," Mr. Padilla said Thursday in a statement.
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Many of the top tattoo artists in the country command sky-high prices and have mile-long wait lists.
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And with a long wait ahead of the migrants, the odds of a confrontation rise with every angry message sent.
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When it came, it was worth the decades-long wait: The court determined that Taiwan's current Civil Code was unconstitutional.
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I think part of the allure of the &aposStar Wars&apos brand in the past has been the long wait.
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The long wait Of the refugees the UNHCR deals with, it only recommends 303 percent for resettlement to another country.
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Bottom line: The Veterans Health Administration has been under fire for years for long wait times and inadequate patient care.
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After a long wait, I get a referral for my EMG in a few days and my next HPV vaccine.
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While the months-long wait for the final product felt Godot-like, it ultimately received bipartisan praise for its thoughtfulness.
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Still, with the nightmarishly long wait before Season 7, we've got to take whatever scraps of information we can get.
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That's a pretty long wait for a big home-run in what's been a pillar of venture returns for ages.
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Fall is here, and that means some of the year's biggest games are finally dropping after an agonizingly long wait.
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But it takes an hour and 40 intermission-less minutes to get to it, which seems like a long wait.
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After nearly a year-long wait, Ukraine finally secured the disbursement of $1 billion in more IMF aid last week.
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Cundiff will use the long wait for her Model 3 to save up for the purchase of the car itself.
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It's been a long wait for Ashen, an intriguingly dark action-adventure game that was first revealed back in 2014.
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It has been such a long wait for value to come good that it is natural for doubts to emerge.
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There was a long wait ahead of me, but luckily I had a lot to look at in the meantime.
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After a year-and-a-half-long wait, the second season of Aziz Ansari's imaginative series is back on Netflix.
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But most do not try, fearing arrest at checkpoints, pricey medical bills, or a long wait for treatment, he added.
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In fact, Slot says there's a 100-year-long wait list to nab one of those coveted parking spots. Why?
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But between the hectic schedules of Duchovny and Anderson, it seemed like we would be in for a long wait.
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Max Whitlock ended the long wait for a champion by claiming victory in the floor exercise and pommel horse finals.
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That, and the long wait for hamburgers the cars, might have caused some people to think twice about their order.
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Be prepared for a long wait on weekends, as they make each taco fresh—no pre-mixed egg action here.
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My truck had had a long wait for its appointment in the shop, which was to be the following Monday.
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Many of these countries have socialized health care systems with artificial drug prices and long wait times for lifesaving medications.
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These same issues also lead to unexpected denials of service under VA benefits, long wait times, and other dire glitches.
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Uber introduced a "de Blasio view" in its ride-hailing app, blaming long wait times on Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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By then, the Americans hope their long wait for a victory on this side of the Atlantic will be history.
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CBP has also streamlined operations to try to expedite the processing and increase screening capacity to avoid long wait times.
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When Westworld's second season ended in June 2018, fans knew there would be a long wait for a third season.
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That led to another long wait on the tarmac in Siberia, before the passengers were once again told to deplane.
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Reuters reported this week that China sent the written response to U.S. demands on Monday, ending a months-long wait.
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Alabama 5-foot-10, 63 pounds It was a long wait, but a running back is finally off the board.
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In the middle of the lake, a capsized boat can mean a long wait for help, if it makes it.
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But Pendergast and other school districts say long wait times and high legal costs can make the H-1B prohibitive.
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They have also flooded SmileDirectClub's Facebook page with complaints about the long wait for aligners or dissatisfaction with the results.
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When the last kick went in, Brazil did what they so wanted to do and the long wait was over.
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Long wait times Ahrendts successor, Deirdre O'Brien, will get a chance to reshape stores for the next era of Apple.
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Long wait times for treatment, for example, are not as much of an issue for Americans as they are elsewhere.
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And though some viewers have complained about the long wait, the delay has allowed interest to build, encouraging local officials.
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In practice however, the Veterans Choice Program has been poorly implemented and long wait times continue to plague the system.
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After a long wait to break Manchester United's scoring record, Wayne Rooney ensured the landmark 250th goal was still dramatic.
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" In 28503, GAO testified before Congress that "long wait times and inadequate scheduling processes at VAMCs have been persistent problems.
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"We were just looking for a place that wouldn't have a long wait, and gave it a shot," she told CNN.
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With one of the worst shortages of primary-care physicians in the country, expect a long wait to see the doctor.
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The long wait to be able to stream TV shows and movies from Amazon on the Apple TV is nearly over.
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Speaking at Melbourne's annual Midsumma Pride March, Andrews said it has been a long wait for many to clear their names.
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"Larger airports have been the first to see long wait times or close terminals as TSA workers stay home," McMahon says.
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They have notoriously long wait times if you call so they are essentially holding parents hostage with their shady subscription practice.
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Blue Jays overpower Rockies after lengthy delay DENVER — The long wait was worth it Tuesday night for the Toronto Blue Jays.
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And jumping in indiscriminately just because you've recently come into a lot of cash could mean a long wait for returns.
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Thousands of appointments for health care at Florida VA hospitals and clinics come with one month-long wait times, or longer.
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"We were just looking for a place that wouldn't have a long wait, and gave it a shot," O'Hara told CNN.
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But she couldn't get on the year-long wait list for surgery until she went through multiple rounds of hair removal.
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Although the hospital wasn't far, it was a long wait at the overcrowded clinic full of other medically uninsured South Africans.
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That can mean long wait times, trouble finding doctors willing to take insurance, or difficulty getting the right kind of treatment.
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Under Obama, the department was initially scandal-plagued and dysfunctional, as bureaucrats covered up long wait times for patients requesting care.
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She may have heard about long wait times, but feel that the ER is the only option for after hours support.
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Now women must endure long wait times at the last remaining clinic in McAllen or travel north to find another provider.
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They need to go through apprenticeships, get sponsorship from a captain and then join a long wait list for a license.
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They told us they're facing long wait times in virtual waiting rooms, and big unknowns about what's going to happen next.
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With fewer polling sites available, it's not surprising that voters in Harris County were facing long wait times on Tuesday night.
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Leaks over the weekend suggest it will be called the iPhone X. These folks might be in for a long wait.
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She was sent back to the waiting room where she waited for treatment and posted on Facebook about the long wait.
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TSA's long wait times and screener woes should spur Congress to revisit the underlying, systematic problems plaguing U.S. airport security performance.
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The bill was aimed at reducing reportedly long wait lines for health care for veterans, and improving accessibility to health services.
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Other places in the state were also reporting long wait times, but not in San Francisco, where Democratic leaders urged unity.
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Sometime during the next few weeks, the female will lay her eggs and will settle in to begin her long wait.
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We'd gotten out of the bubble, and we were all waiting to see what was next, and it was a long wait.
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Both airports are warning travelers to arrive three hours before their flight because of extremely long wait times to get through security.
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South Pacific, Argentina, Chile After the excitement of the Great American Eclipse, there's a long wait until the next total solar eclipse.
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On July 8th Mr Barr assured America that there will not be a long wait for the next chapter in the saga.
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It's Friday and all the restaurants are bustling, but we manage to find a Chinese restaurant that doesn't have a long wait.
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Travelers will likely continue to slog through long wait times, he said, because the agency is anticipating a surge in summer travel.
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But its drivers, unhappy with long wait times at charging stations and high operating expenses, said they want to return the cars.
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At the D23 conference this summer, Bird demonstrated one benefit of this long wait is improved animation technology, according to The Verge.
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So it's been really refreshing getting back into it like this, and everybody seems to be enthusiastic after such a long wait.
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If you've been reluctant to upgrade your rig because of skyrocketing component costs, it appears that the long wait is finally over.
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" The GOP senator said relying on a system like that would lead to long wait times and the costs would be "immense.
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Beattie said organizers had intended to spare athletes a long wait before entering the venue but had got the broadcasting decision wrong.
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Long wait timesCurrent Uber driver John Mizerek, who hasn't owned a car in six years, has tried Fair-Uber and Hertz-Lyft.
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Mr. Cabrera said he personally knew people who left their place in line and did not vote because of the long wait.
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Judge Mathis denies launching any spit at the valet, and he gave us the reason for his frustration -- a long, long wait.
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Such a test would also dramatically reduce testing backlog — currently, many Americans who are able to access testing face long wait times.
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Jane just leaves the office, sits at a bodega, and eats a muffin; she knows it's going to be a long wait.
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Several musicians said they were concerned that a long wait for a new leader could leave the company without strong artistic leadership.
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While the couple was waiting to get into their appointment, the woman's legs reportedly went numb from standing during the long wait.
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A nurse told CNN she turned up at a polling station after working a night shift, only to face a long wait.
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Even if you're a seasoned tax filer, the long wait between sending off your return and getting your refund can be excruciating.
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The complications and long wait times that veterans routinely experience at Veterans Health Administration (VHA) facilities are no secret to their families.
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The long wait to evacuate During an aerial survey of Abaco, CNN saw large groups of people waiting for ships and planes.
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Knowing there will be a long wait to restart the North Al-Jazeera project, some farmers have moved closer to the reservoir.
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The long wait for a retrial cost him a job because he missed so much work to appear in court, he said.
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Thankfully, there's a brand-new Stranger Things mobile game that's a sweet distraction to fill the weeks-long wait for those new episodes.
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The interview went well and they were hopeful their long wait to be reunited with their family would soon come to an end.
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The shirts are usually dispatched within two days, so you shouldn't have a long wait to get your hands on your chosen design.
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Most US carriers do unlock devices, but only after a certain set of criteria is met, including an often months-long wait period.
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Enthusiasm has faded for biosimilars, drugs designed to have properties similar to those licensed previously, during the long wait for U.S. regulatory approval.
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Peaty's win also ended a nearly three decade-long wait for a men's Olympic swimming title for Great Britain, according to the BBC.
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And with IVF, Teigen revealed there was no long wait before her pregnancy was confirmed — the couple knew just 11 days after treatment.
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His model is efficient — he trains the dogs for free — and there isn't a long wait for veterans who need a companion immediately.
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The long wait was meant to show the Falcon Heavy's ability to do a special kind of orbit maneuver for the Air Force.
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The rise in sectioning may have been rapid, but anyone hoping for an overhaul of the system is in for a long wait.
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After the confetti falls in New York, there will be a long wait for the league's second season to kick off next year.
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There isn't anything quite like it right now, and SZA proves that the incredibly long wait for her reign was completely worth it.
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High turnout at the polls today has meant long wait times, meaning lots of standing around — and lots of time to get hungry.
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But this mile-long wait list is making us think we should be paying more attention to the skin south of our necks.
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"I felt it was important to say; I know its been a long wait for my album – SORRY!" the 22017-year-old added.
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A sub-60-second stint in one of Kusama's famed Infinity Mirror Rooms will cost an up-to-four-hour-long wait outdoors.
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Whether you're a consumer, a techie or a D.C. lifer, we're here to give you ... THE BIG STORY: IS THE LONG WAIT OVER?
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But "Classic" players were met with obscenely long wait times upon release, as they rushed to reexperience the early days of the game.
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But it's a fast rise after a long wait: inventors have been attempting to develop a successful electronic cigarette since the nineteen-sixties.
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Judge Garland's long wait reflects the intense partisan politics that surround this Supreme Court vacancy — politics that were similarly intense in Brandeis's day.
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Around 2,000 migrants from the caravan are on a months-long wait list to present themselves to U.S. border officials and request asylum.
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WASHINGTON — After more than a century-long wait, women and African-Americans are finally going to be represented on the country's paper currency.
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Why it matters: This surge has contributed to the record backlog in immigration courts, which in turn, creates long wait times for immigrants.
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Why this matters: The most glaring problems within the VA have been the long wait times for veterans to see doctors and nurses.
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Planning for worst-case scenarios It's not just about the lack of tests, or the long wait time in some locations, Hochman said.
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When Nintendo announced nearly a year ago that the game would be ready for a spring 2020 release, fans lamented the long wait.
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Jerry Brown ordered an audit of the Department of Motor Vehicles after controversy over long wait times, aging technology and improper voter registration.
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House Republicans say they will wait to see what the Senate does — though history has shown that can be a very long wait.
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Wirth said Wenzel was tired after the long journey and long wait for the pope Wednesday morning, and clearly needed to run around.
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The long wait for Final Fantasy XV, announced 10 years ago as a PlayStation 3 RPG called Final Fantasy Versus XIII, ends today.
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Years of budget cuts have led to long wait times in Social Security field offices, many of which see several hundred people daily.
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But with thousands of runners at each of three start points, those at the back often have a long wait before setting off.
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Volunteers handed out free food and water; strangers helped the old and weak to find seats in the shade during the long wait.
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Excessively long wait times (some reported upwards of six hours) hurt all Americans, especially many who already face greater barriers to democratic participation.
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According to Denver's ABC affiliate, proof of insurance is not required, and the tests should be free, but there are long wait times.
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But trips can be a traumatizing and deeply humiliating experience, some visitors said, pointing to searches, long wait times and inhospitable correction officers.
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Even before Obamacare's expansion, traditional Medicaid patients — the disabled, elderly, poor families with children — suffered from long wait times and poor health outcomes.
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The technology can track long wait times, the cleanliness of lobbies and the number of customers who leave without being seated or greeted.
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The long wait times for other visas have made the $500,000 investment the "quickest and most affordable option for many Indians," he added.
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An hour-long wait to pick up a rider means an hour without compensation — a waste, in his opinion, of time and money.
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We've all heard about Canada's notoriously long wait times, so even if it is free, it pales in comparison to America's healthcare, right?
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These clunky early services forced users to stare expectantly at torrent speeds for hours, mirroring the week-long wait for Apple Music's "hearted" songs.
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Will people start avoiding the places with long wait times and end up raising the waits at the convenient spots that weren't so popular?
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After a long wait, the Oculus Go VR headset (32 GB) is finally for sale, and you can snag it for $199 on Amazon.
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Desperate to bring their daughters Joy and Azriel home, the Savages and the Clarys contacted me several times a week throughout that long wait.
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So according to the people and communities I've photographed, this 2000-year-long wait is finally over, and Jesus is again walking among us.
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And with IVF, the star says there was no long wait before her pregnancy was confirmed — the couple knew just 11 days after treatment.
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Tesla has faced complaints on social media about the long wait times customers face before they can book appointments and get their cars fixed.
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Either the long wait times forced by HB2 are affecting everyone equally, or the differences were too small to show up in this study.
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My plan to check out the pilot quickly turned into watching all six available episodes — twice — and cursing the long wait for the seventh.
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After a very long wait for fans, Taylor Swift dropped the first single and a surprise video in the early hours of Friday morning.
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The long wait for the Full House follow-up is officially over, as the new series finally debuts on Netflix in its entirety Friday.
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Apple Inc customers will soon have more choices as the company looks to reduce long wait times for iPhone repairs at its retail stores.
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Sure enough, word spread, the waitlist grew like crazy and now, the online store is officially up and running (no months-long wait necessary).
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Because of the long wait caused by new screenings, dozens of immigrant recruits already in the pipeline were discharged or had their contracts canceled.
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After the long wait, it was world number 455 Stebe who made the quicker start with a break of serve to begin the contest.
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That could mean a long wait until the next hike, with the Fed's preferred inflation gauge showing little signs of breaking out anytime soon.
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That wasn't the case, it seems, and I was in for a very long wait before I would even be allowed to start playing.
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Liang was one behind Song, who had a long wait to start his third round after finishing his second before the storms on Friday.
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Despite what felt like an excruciatingly long wait — during which Ms. Newman even delayed by sipping water — the painting attracted only a single bid.
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The Department of Veterans Affairs has faced accusations of mismanagement and inefficiency, particularly after long wait times were discovered at some veterans' health facilities.
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One Pakistani immigrant, worried about the long wait, was able to get his security report in May through a Freedom of Information Act request.
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Gagosian has told the collector the years-long wait should be expected with an artist like Koons, and rejects the notion of foul play.
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The organization has been in touch with Executive Office for Immigration Review in Chicago to address the long wait lines and fake court dates.
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There's a long wait, so we head to a coffee shop where we order juice (friend pays) and get work done while people-watching.
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Dangarembga, who still resides in Zimbabwe — she is also a successful playwright, filmmaker and screenwriter — has produced another masterpiece, well worth the long wait.
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During their long wait Mr. Radunsky worked with notable designers like Mikhail Anikst before he was finally granted permission to leave Russia in 1982.
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Wozniacki had her own breakthrough in 2018 after a long wait, defeating Halep to win her first major at the Australian Open in January.
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Even though his own case, after a long wait, ended in a settlement, Mr. Ransom was left with strong feelings about who should pay.
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Its long wait for a first appearance at a major tournament since 1998 will now, barring a miracle, stretch on into a third decade.
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It'll be a long wait for skywatchers in the US as Johnston predicts the next visible lunar eclipse will be on January 21, 2019.
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I always stay at Hotel Del at Christmas, one of their busiest seasons, so I've always had a rather long wait for check-in.
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The long wait times have led to desperation, compelling many migrants to decide to cross illegally into the U.S and seek asylum that way.
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We're probably in for a long wait, though: The tech giant is expected to unveil the next-gen Pixel, notch or no notch, this fall.
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With only 10 episodes left of Pretty Little Liars and a long wait until the April premiere, PLL fans need something to hold us over.
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Facing a weeks- or months-long wait in Mexico for the chance to request asylum, some families are opting to cross between official border crossings.
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In a federal court in the United States, his long wait behind bars and his acknowledged torture would probably mean the case being thrown out.
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The problems with the app were bad enough, but precinct captains also faced hours-long wait times when they tried to call in the results.
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Closed Facebook groups hosted by SmileDirect customers register hundreds of posts, including complaints about late shipments, botched deliveries, bad customer service, and long wait times.
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The brand also guarantees two- to six-day shipping, so there won't be a long wait before you can put your purchases to good use.
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One in five patients admitted for further treatment endured a long wait on a trolley or in a hospital corridor—twice the rate normally seen.
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FRUSTRATED by long wait times on the phone and inadequate responses at airport counters, travellers are increasingly turning to Twitter to lodge complaints with airlines.
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The long wait is over, and now we know: The next Star Wars movie is going to be called Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker.
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At the moment, the retailers has a 500+ person-long wait list for the drop, so we're betting the items will sell out almost immediately.
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If this trend continues, a positive verdict from the regulator feels like a matter of when, not if (although it may be a long wait).
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With the temperature dropping steadily through the evening, the Norwegian had to endure a long wait at the finish line as his rivals fell away.
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The long, long wait for Final Fantasy XV just got a little longer, as director Hajime Tabata confirmed rumors that the game has been delayed.
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It can increase referrals of low risk persons, thus escalating already long wait times for those truly in need of immediate referral and follow-up.
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With such a long wait for the Hero 5, people have increasingly turned to other action camera companies to see what they have to offer.
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The system is completely overwhelmed, resulting in ridiculously long wait times, which for many vets, isn't just "too little too late" — it's simply too late.
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Veterans could also seek care in the private sector when they experienced long wait times, or the treatment was not at the level they expected.
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In Chicago, airport executives said 11 out of 17 security lanes were closed during high travel times in one instance, causing hours-long wait times.
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A reporter for Denver's Fox affiliate shared video of what was allegedly a 10-hour-long wait to speak with Frontier reps at the airport.
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He gave a number of reasons for the long wait between the event and the donations, including that he needed time to vet the groups.
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If they're on Medicaid—and ninety-five per cent of the people I work with are—it's going to be a long wait for them.
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That has created a months-long wait for asylum applicants, including those who came as part of a large caravan of Central Americans this year.
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The launch of the QME, located in Shenzhen, only 50 km (30 miles) from Hong Kong, ended HKEX's long wait for access to mainland China.
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For nearly all, it'll be a long wait in limbo—asylum seekers aren't allowed to work or even volunteer during their time in Hong Kong.
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Occasionally, she makes clear that she draws on the long wait for the fall of the wall as a guide to her brand of politics.
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Polanc then had a long wait to discover how much time the main bunch pre-stage leader Valerio Conte and favorite Primoz Roglic had lost.
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The long wait for Elon Musk to unveil Tesla's all-electric pickup truck finally ended on Thursday night — the big reveal definitely caused a stir.
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The long wait: When voting was finally open to all in South Africa in 1994, residents of the black township Soweto turned out in force.
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After a long wait, he is now poised to lead a party and nation that have been deeply tarnished by Mr. Zuma's eight-year rule.
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So they have to go back to the clinic over and over, which means paying for transportation, paying that dollar and enduring a long wait.
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For would-be American parents, adopting a healthy baby from China requires an agonizingly long wait of several years and a bevy of stringent requirements.
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Plow has been in the city's Potrero Hill neighborhood for nine years and is famous for its long wait lines, as are many brunch spots.
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Indeed, fear of long wait times is one of the most commonly cited reasons people in the United States reject a single-payer health system.
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Friedman described the long wait for the layoffs announcement, which has been widely discussed in the media for weeks, to be "draining" for staff morale.
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His newly opened Manhattan steakhouse, Nusr-Et, features an expensive menu of steaks priced anywhere between $70 to $275, and a really, really long wait.
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The backstory muddles rather than clarifies the front end, and the long wait for the climax is more of a dawdle than a ratcheting up.
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For some in the NLD, contemplating the end of a long wait to form a government, the wrangling over the transition is a grim portent.
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The long wait for public opinion to change Many people who worked there now hope the public conversation around the company simply passes them by.
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After a cramped flight and a long wait in the security line, workers may end up feeling worse than if they had never left the office.
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"Riders either face very long wait times or can't get rides at all," Rebecca Serbin, a staff attorney for Disability Rights Advocates, said in an interview.
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Franklin Barbecue can be a long wait compared to the food trucks downtown—one time they even turned Kanye away—but trust us, it's worth it.
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"Some evacuees told us that a few children died from the long wait and the intense cold while they were waiting to evacuate," he told Reuters.
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I couldn't possibly share this without including the message that a big part of why she died was due to long wait times for transplant patients.
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It's about time, too: there are five more episodes remaining in the season, and then it'll be a long wait until 2018 for the next batch.
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It's been a long wait, but judging from the specs, that wait might be worth it when the 6D Mark II goes on sale in July.
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Facing a weeks- or months-long wait in Mexico for the chance to request asylum, some families are opting to cross in between official border crossings.
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But for movie buffs who get frustrated by the long wait for Sundance hits to play in their neighborhoods, the changing paradigm could be good news.
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With season 7's finale, the latest chapter of Game of Thrones is finally concluded and the long wait for its 8th and final season begins.
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There was a long wait between courses, partly because at one point Gioni, the butler, disappeared and after some confusion was replaced by Party, the artist.
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In response to outcry over long wait times at VA clinics, the agency created a program in 2014 that covers veterans who seek outside medical treatment.
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Trump and his predecessor Barack Obama, as well as lawmakers, have pushed to improve the agency following revelations of negligence and long wait times at facilities.
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PT — and in typical fashion for the biggest massive multiplayer online game around, the occasion was marked with obscenely long wait times just to get started.
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Di Fara's is notoriously expensive ($30 for a regular cheese pizza), and has a notoriously long wait (over an hour, easy), but it's also notoriously delicious.
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On Monday, the TSA removed a top security chief from her post while the agency is struggling with overwhelmed security lines and long wait times nationwide.
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For people who are homeless, getting help can be an ordeal, from the arduous application process for shelter to the long wait for a subsidized apartment.
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Only a select few facilities, like the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, can handle rocket launches, which means tight competition for scheduling and long wait times.
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Showtime has yet announce any solid plans about a release date, so we probably have a long wait and many more vague trailers still to come.
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With a long, long wait until Season 8 — possibly arriving as late as March 2019 — the time has come to process what the world just saw.
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Those standing on the sidelines of the current racial-justice movement, waiting for a pristine or flawless exercise of righteous protest, will have a long wait.
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That has created a potential months-long wait for asylum applicants, including those who came as part of a large 'caravan' of Central Americans this year.
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In addition to the long wait and limited session time that are common to the increasingly crowded university mental health counseling centers, there are thornier problems.
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So while the passengers on the St. Louis were likely to face a long wait to enter the US, the US certainly had room for them.
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They described congested living conditions with up to 110 men sleeping in a room and days-long wait lists to be seen by a medical professional.
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Mustafa's Gemüse Kebap is the most famous in Berlin (as are the long wait times) but I quite enjoyed Döner Dach, a small shop in Friedrichshain.
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People were patient, stretching time and moments, sitting still as if the rain and the long wait, almost an hour, were part of the engaging service.
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The implication is that shareholders are attaching a very low probability, and perhaps also a long wait, to any meaningful reduction in America's corporate tax rate.
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Issues like a wide range in pricing, having to submit photos and extensive information, and long wait periods to receive quotes often discourage sellers from consigning.
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A long wait might not bother customers for high-line products like the Tesla Models S and X, according to analyst Dave Sullivan of AutoPacific, Inc.
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That experience involved hours of bumper-to-bumper traffic and a days-long wait for authorities to reopen the bridge that connects the mainland to Carolina Beach.
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The current system, with long wait times and frequent breakdowns, is widely unpopular, and has become a black eye for the current government of President Michelle Bachelet.
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Episodes 1–8 of season 163 were released simultaneously on the service on May 29th, 2018, so it's been a long wait for the show to continue.
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While the millions affected can take solace in the beating Equifax got in the press, those demanding regulatory action might be in for a disappointingly long wait.
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But Trump's initial statement Saturday and the long wait until mid-Monday for a stronger condemnation is sure to raise questions about how sincere he really is.
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We believe this is a significant development as long wait times for delivery along with high shipping costs often led to lost sales and lower customer satisfaction.
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The move comes on the heels of increasingly long wait times for repairs at Apple Stores, as well as the national movement for the right to repair.
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Could the long wait time be because Netflix is preparing not just an epic season, but an epic final season of the '80s-set sci-fi series?
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France left the Games empty-handed four years ago in London for the first time since 1960 and the women's individual epee event extended their long wait.
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Then there are the asylum seekers and other migrants trying to seek legal admittance at the port, who face increasingly long wait times to get a hearing.
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Last week he signed a bill to expand veteran's health care options beyond the Veterans Administration system, which has been mired in backlogs and long wait times.
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But Shulkin cautioned that process likely won't start in earnest until the VA has addressed ongoing problems, particularly long wait times to see doctors and substandard care.
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The long wait for closure—for some sort of reasonable response by some level of government to the killing of his child—has only compounded Heyward's suffering.
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But after smashing records in 2014 with her first pure pop album 1989, Swifties had an unusually long wait — three years — for her follow-up album reputation.
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Despite the advanced technology, disappointing ride-hailing apps may turn out to be like the proverbial city bus: a long wait, and then two come at once.
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"The honeymoon is giving way to demands for concrete solutions," said political analyst Pablo Knopoff, adding that Argentines would not tolerate a long wait for a recovery.
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In a few states, officials have recognized that taking time off from the job, going to a polling place and suffering a sometimes long wait discourage voting.
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Housing secretary Ben Carson said in May - when the change was first proposed - that it was a necessary move to reduce long wait times for housing assistance.
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It wasn't just the long wait that made the 2014 LP so momentous: its 12 tracks were impeccable, simultaneously familiar and unlike anything else in his catalog.
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This has already happened in Canada, the United Kingdom, and in many other countries where long wait times and subpar health care services have become the norm.
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The VA has been under congressional scrutiny since a 2014 scandal over allegations that VA employees conspired to hide long wait times for veterans seeking medical appointments.
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With California threatening to sue the Trump administration over the new rule, many fear there will be a long wait for a clear standard in the industry.
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It's been a long wait for Photoshop on iPad, with rumors cropping up in the summer of 2018 and the official release announcement coming a year ago.
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Many are dismayed by the long wait they find, shelter directors say, and they are increasingly concerned about safety after reports of Cubans going missing in Mexico.
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It also befits the long wait, and showcases a new stage in the evolution of Grizzly Bear, sure to gain the intrigue of fans the world over.
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Smava would provide the big data analytics to assess both sides' credit-worthiness, bypassing banks and their high fees, long wait times and more conservative credit scoring.
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The long wait has lead to a mixed reaction from some, who may have understandably expected more from something they'd mused about for more than a decade.
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In the meantime, people trying to change their travel plans are being hit with hours-long wait times on calls to airlines, who are swamped with requests.
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People have mocked the launch of World of Warcraft Classic for long wait times to login to servers, but this was the norm back in the day.
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That is the benefit of the long wait, the chance to refine every single aspect of the game, to be as ready as you can ever be.
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In contrast to North's bustle and long wait times, Mr. Mark makes a move toward simplicity with Big King (a tribute to his grandmother, Big King Lee).
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An hours-long wait creates disparate negative impacts on the poor, the working class and all people whose wages are paid on an hourly or contract basis.
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She also said long wait times and rule changes for T-visas, designated for victims of crimes and their families, have discouraged some survivors from stepping forward.
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Then Ms. Bastas's friend, who had left their spot in line to ostensibly find the source of their long wait, returned, holding her and Ms. Bastas's coats.
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Republicans say single-payer health care countries such as Canada and the United Kingdom face poor quality of care and long wait times to see a doctor.
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That practice is resulting in mixed-up orders, long wait times, and inaccurate pricing as the diner, driver, and restaurant aren't necessarily relying on the same information.
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But here's the typical experience there: After a long wait, you snag a tiny table and sit down for their famously thick hot chocolate and a pastry.
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In downtown La Paz, people queue to buy as many groceries as possible in preparation for what could be a long wait before regular supplies are restored.
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An eyeless tick's includes not just the smell of butyric acid, which wafts from mammalian skin, but the years-long wait for a moment of succulent opportunity.
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Eighty percent of Chileans receive medical care from a public health system whose bureaucratic organization has not changed in three decades, and delivers staggeringly long wait times.
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Others want an earlier abortion but face long delays due to barriers like high cost, long wait times, or the difficulty of dealing with an abusive partner.
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Editors at the CMAJ acknowledge the current system has problems, like its notoriously long wait times—one woman in Quebec waited nine years for a medical appointment.
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But we still have a long wait until the first model comes out in 2150, so Lucid will need to go that extra yard to keep us interested.
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Many villages still face a long wait and uncertain prospects of joining the lucky few, but Access Power claim that their intervention will be the first of many.
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The Hermès Birkin bag is one of the most exclusive purses on the planet (with the insanely high price tags and years-long wait list to prove it).
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However, with such a long wait between season 2 and season 3, fans were left to their own devices to take Steve Harrington memes to the next level.
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Moments before he was attacked and separated from his oxygen tank, Mr. Purnell said he saw an officer throw water on a sleeping client during a long wait.
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Every daycare had a long wait list, she couldn't afford a full-time nanny, and Halsall had concerns about the quality of care for every option, she said.
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The month-long wait is due to regulations in the European Union that require companies to inform users of a new policy change 30 days prior to enforcement.
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After rumors and a long wait, Tesla will finally unveil the Model Y. Elon Musk tweeted on Sunday that the company would launch the crossover SUV on Mar.
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In spite of the long wait, the battle was really a precursor for what the Bay Area robotics company has been planning all along: a robotic fighting league.
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There have only been a few truly viral Facebook Live events — BuzzFeed exploding a watermelon, Chewbacca mom, and the long wait for a pregnant giraffe to give birth.
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"Hope PM Lee is okay," Singaporean Twitter user @carrinelow tweeted, one of a number of concerned social media users who posted about their anxiety during the long wait.
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His testimony comes in the wake of a surge in apprehensions on the US-Mexico border, which caused intense overcrowding and long wait times at Border Patrol facilities.
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Some thought it would get announced at CES, or during the slow time for phones in early Q1, but finally at MWC 2019, the long wait is over.
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After a long wait, it seems Tim Cook is finally ready to talk about Apple's streaming plans during a special event on Monday, March 25 at 1 p.m.
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Following a long wait after initially being awarded the World Cup in 2010, the tournament is now underway in the country for the first time in its history.
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CNN reported that three senior officials were going to be fired in connection to long wait times and other problems, according to the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
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The answer to the long-wait lines and inadequate services is not to slowly chip away at essential programs but to provide support to make them even better.
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The line to vote extends along the entire sidewalk, and a lot of the senior citizens have brought their own stools and chairs, prepared for the long wait.
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Even in case of serious medical emergency, such as in the case of stroke, where time to intervention is critical, blacks experience long wait time for stroke medications.
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The machine produces results in just 90 minutes, which eliminates long wait times and the need to ship to another location to figure out extraneous details, Lee said.
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At beauty conventions, Melissa has noticed that every brand with a line or a long wait time at their booth has been hyped big-time by beauty YouTubers.
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Though Duckworth said that the care provided by VA hospitals and clinics is among the best in the country, long wait times and inadequate staffing cause grave problems.
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But the single-payer section has its own baffling whoppers, like when the CEA argues that single-payer forces seniors to endure long wait times for doctor's appointments.
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For Egypt, there has been a long wait for this moment: 28 years to be exact, since a 1-0 loss to England in the 1990 World Cup.
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New LME rules aimed at placating years-long criticism over long wait times to take delivery of metal have made it harder for warehouses to reap hefty margins.
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Unfortunately, we still have a long wait until we can see Pattinson take up the cowl, as the new movie isn't scheduled to release until June 25th, 2021.
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Congress quickly passed a temporary funding extension for the Veterans Choice Program, which pays for private-sector health care for veterans facing long wait times at government facilities.
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In the aftermath of the 2014 scandal, lawmakers created a program that gave veterans facing long wait times and travel distances the option of going to private doctors.
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That pattern may put Democrats on track to gain power in the 2018 elections, but 17 months is a long wait for a party so hungry to win.
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Barty, who swept aside Yastremska in one hour and 25 minutes, is bidding to end Australia's long wait for a homegrown champion at the year's first Grand Slam.
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Some 10M+ people (~23% of the population) pay for healthcare, according to Antón, who says this is on account of long wait time for the free public service.
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The long wait was finally over — though Apple left out one key detail: when, precisely, the high-end desktop would arrive, beyond a purposefully vague "fall" time frame.
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A franchise like Devil May Cry has a very dedicated audience, and, especially given the long wait between games, Itsuno wanted to ensure that those players were catered to.
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Following the app meltdown, officials tried to call the results in by phone but had trouble getting through to the party and were often met with long wait times.
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Investors prepared to tolerate losses until Uber establishes a dominant market position in ride hailing may, like a hopeful passenger on a busy weekend night, have a long wait.
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Customers in Europe preordered 22020,22017 ID.53s in the first 25 hours on the market there, overwhelming the company's website and leading to long wait times online, VW said.
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"They are good results, and about time too, it's been a long wait," said Hugh Young, managing director for Asia Pacific at Aberdeen Standard Investments, StanChart's 210th biggest shareholder.
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From memorable speeches about his childhood to blunt shut-downs, Sky Atlantic's above compilation will at the very least kill 80 seconds of the long, long wait until July.
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The game wasn't released for another five years, but it was worth the long wait, if only so Essen could make sure it sported a truly banging gaming soundtrack.
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Speaking of brunch... BrunchGiven the long wait times here, a lazy weekend breakfast spot is best selected by personality here: Consider yourself a beachy type with a locavore bent?
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The spokeswoman said Nguyen's long wait for official approval to drive the car in Singapore was due to the fact that the agency had not previously tested a Tesla.
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The VA has come under heavy criticism for its long wait times for medical appointments, its failure to quickly fire bad employees and its slow appeal process for benefits.
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Speaking of brunch... BrunchGiven the long wait times here, a lazy weekend breakfast spot is best selected by personality here: Consider yourself a beachy type with a locavore bent?
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A sci-fi episode of Cream Lemon came on, aptly named "Star Trap," and I thought my long wait for the first tentacle porn of the night was over.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Simona Halep was close to tears on Saturday after ending a long wait for herself and an even longer one for Romania by winning the French Open.
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When a friend arrived two hours late last summer and a large thunderstorm was approaching, he had a long wait at the landing for a ride across the lake.
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And if you're trying to find a ride late at night or in any low-density area such as a suburb, you may be in for a long wait.
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The administration has also redeployed inspectors from U.S. ports of entry to help process families, leading to long wait times for legitimate travelers and trade at legal border crossings.
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Currently, some veterans facing a long wait time or far distance to a VA facility can seek private care under the Choice Card program approved by Congress in 2014.
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" The GOP senator pointed to examples of other countries who use that system, arguing that it would lead to long wait times and that the costs would be "immense.
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You might call it flashy, and part of the early negative reaction was the result of the design being sort of haphazard and not entirely worth the long wait.
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"This ends the long wait for a proper legal regime that addresses the welfare and rights of our children," said member of parliament Bernard Atiku, who initiated the bill.
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That can be a years-long wait when an immigrant isn't detained, but is generally a matter of weeks (or sometimes months) when an immigrant is held in detention.
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Some veterans facing a long wait time or far distance to a VA facility can already seek private care through the Choice Card program approved by Congress in 2014.
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To avoid the long wait times, which can extend months, some migrants take circuitous routes to reach the border and cross between ports of entry, sometimes in remote areas.
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Santillán said he is convinced that his video going viral helped end his 10-hour-long wait at the city prosecutor's office where he went to report the aggression.
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As a local, I've dined there and really enjoyed it, but be warned it's a very popular spot and without reservations, you might be looking at long wait times.
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Some ultra-wealthy Americans are hiring concierge doctors to test them for coronavirus in their homes to bypass the CDC's strict testing criteria and long wait times for results.
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Facing a months-long wait for their first court hearing without money or space in a shelter, Gutierrez said he decided to go back to Honduras with his family.
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It's possible we're in for a long wait for the VivoWatch SP—or, in the case of a speedy launch, that some of the announced features might get nerfed.
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Yes but: Transportation doesn't alleviate all the factors that may cause a Medicaid patient to miss an appointment — like lack of child care, scheduling conflicts or long wait times.
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Details: The proclamation also instructs additional resources to be sent to the border, as there are already extremely long wait times for those seeking asylum at these ports of entry.
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In a March report, the Government Accountability Office said veterans in the Choice program still face long wait times, mostly because cases must be referred to private contractors for scheduling.
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It recently took the FBI more than two years to confirm that North Korea was behind the Sony hack in 2016 — so we might be in for a long wait.
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This doesn't mean we'll never get new Macbook Pros—we may get them very soon even—but we'll have to wait longer after what's already been a very long wait.
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The long wait for Dragon Quest XI is almost over: today, Square Enix announced that the role-playing game will be available in North America and Europe on September 4th.
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It's a long wait, but it'll give you plenty of time to catch up if you're interested in diving into the sordid inner workings of the fictional New York Symphony.
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And as far back as 2013, a year before the VA scandal broke, O'Rourke was hearing from veterans in El Paso about terribly long wait times, especially in mental health.
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The upcoming film is still in its infancy, so we probably have a long wait before we see the young Wonka—whoever winds up playing him—hit the big screen.
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Little wonder that so many aspire to a better life in the West, either braving dangerous journeys to get there or accepting a long wait for a state-backed resettlement.
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AEDT, only time will tell whether the overload problems and long wait times that plagued the launch of the platform in North America and the Netherlands last Tuesday will reappear.
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But there were "long waits for shuttles, congestion for shuttles to get to LAX-it, and long wait times for Ubers and Lyfts at the lot," LAX said on Twitter.
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Of course, using all imported ingredients doesn't come cheap, but with fans like Leonardo DiCaprio and the late Anthony Bourdain, it's worth the $5 slice and infamously long wait times.
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That's an awful long wait for the proverbial winter to come, and it's pretty safe to say that super fans are having a rough time waiting for the final season.
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Investors will no doubt be keen to get their hands on some of it, given the long wait for returns to arrive, but what happens once dividends have been lifted.
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Her death troubled the patrician town and rattled her relatives, who grappled not just with the loss of a matriarch, but with the long wait for answers in the case.
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Doctors may face long wait times for green cards, restrictions on where they can settle geographically, and limitations on where they can practice while they're waiting for a green card.
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I relaxed on the bed, weary from my long wait at Apple, and after channel-flipping for 15 minutes, I was somewhat revived and ready to enjoy my night out.
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Though it may sound surprising, the entertainment industry's history of discrimination and institutional issues explains Marvel's decade-long wait to release superhero films that don't focus on white male characters.
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We haven't seen a Schrödinger puzzle in a while, and I'm not saying that just because the constructor Xan Vongsathorn had a particularly long wait to see his puzzle published.
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That meant a long wait for new credit and debt cards, a temporary freeze of his assets and a hold on withdrawals and transfers while the bank handled the move.
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However, we didn't endure ridiculously long wait lines of any kind, which isn't the typical Plow experience based on Yelp reviews and what I've heard from others who've eaten there.
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If you get conditionally approved and there are long wait times for the interview at your closest enrollment center, you might be able to enroll on arrival at certain airports.
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The long wait for the trial to begin -- nearly four weeks pulsating with political gamesmanship after the House voted to consign Trump to historic ignominy -- finally looks to be over.
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According to the IRC, thousands of refugees seeking resettlement are seeing clearances expire -- primarily their medical ones -- due to the long wait times to pass the US' new security screenings.
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There have been rumors of a follow up to "TRON: Legacy," but it seems that we could be in for an equally long wait until another sequel finally gets greenlit.
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The VA has been criticized for years for failing to quickly fire bad employees, as well as overseeing long wait times for medical appointments and a slow benefits appeal process.
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When the mayor first proposed a cap in 2015, Uber launched an aggressive attack, introducing a "de Blasio view" in the company's app to blame him for long wait times.
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Already in the midst of a decade-long wait for a green card, they're wondering whether forthcoming policy decisions will make their lives in the United States more difficult — or impossible.
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Most have complained that King Kendrick's simple, "lazy" signature doesn't validate the inflated price tag and long wait for the LP copy of the acclaimed album/unusually fire B-sides compilation.
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Things might have gotten off to a slow start, but with the various stories picking up, we're in good shape for the finale — and then another long wait for season 3.
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Plus, with such a long wait to get to sexual maturity, it means the number of young produced by a female in her lifetime is very low compared to other species.
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CNN broke the news in 2014 that dozens of veterans had died while awaiting treatment in Phoenix and that VA officials had crafted an elaborate scheme to hide long wait times.
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The report last year said one reason for patients traveling abroad is the long wait times in Canada, which were reported to be nearly 10 weeks for treatments deemed medically necessary.
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The whole process occurs in less half an hour to complete (with most tests averaging around 21 minutes), rather than the multiple day-long wait and lab requirements of other test.
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One of the major factors that contribute to the "catch and release" issue that Trump has pledged to end is the long wait time to hear immigration cases, sometimes several years.
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People with low-level trauma or who are suffering from strokes were sent to one of two nearby facilities, both of which were already dealing with long wait times, she said.
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The past five months have been an excruciatingly long wait for parents Molli and Robert Potter, who were initially told that Cullen would only have a 2 percent chance of living.
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He has unique perspective on studies like one produced in 2015 by the RAND Corporation, which examined, among other things, how to combat the problem of long wait times for services.
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Fat Rice 2957 W Diversey Ave, Chicago, IL 60647 (773) 661-9170 Despite the long wait and tight quarters, Chef Abraham Conlon's Macanese restaurant Fat Rice lives up to the hype.
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With Dylan O'Brien back in his element after a severe on-set injury, Gladers suffering the long wait for the first Maze Runner: The Death Cure trailer can now rest easy.
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ANAHEIM (Reuters) - The United States' long wait for a men's weightlifting World Championships medal goes on after their big hope, teenager Clarence 'CJ' Cummings, failed to register a total on Friday.
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Matz — who was back on a regular routine after a long wait before his season debut — said he had felt fine in both starts but believed in himself more this time.
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The VA has been plagued by scandals recently, most notably in 2014 when long wait times for medical care at VA hospitals were reported, and employees attempted to cover them up.
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With the showdown between Obama and Senate Republicans raising the possibility of a long wait before Scalia's successor is confirmed, the court will remain shorthanded for an uncertain period of time.
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It's been a long wait but the price-tag for the consumer version of the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset has finally been confirmed today — and it costs $599 (plus shipping).
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Kenley Jansen had a long wait between innings, but the Dodgers' closer was just as dominant in the ninth, shutting the door on the Astros and securing a six-out save.
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Users were subjected to long wait times to access information and reported that the service failed to deliver on key benefits, such as acting as an easy alternative to TV viewing.
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Instead, it can be done directly in an emergency room or urgent care clinic, which could cut down on the days-long wait time some patients now face for test results.
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Instead, it can be done directly in an emergency room or urgent care clinic, which could cut down on the days-long wait time some patients now face for test results.
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Jackson-Edney, who sits on the board of the Pride Foundation in Boise, said she had started her application process eight years earlier but that the long wait was worth it.
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The unusually long wait for the scores this year frustrated New York City's parents and students in particular, since they need their results to apply to selective middle and high schools.
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Peter Herman, a self-described recovering attorney in Charleston, S.C., had a typical experience: a long wait, a number of prompts, a disconnection and a firm "no" on deleting his file.
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That afternoon, it was reported that some voters had brought lawn chairs to sit in for the long wait, and wide-brimmed hats and umbrellas to protect them from the sun.
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When the caravan — almost 6,000 strong — reached Tijuana, the migrants found that a high fence and a very long wait to ask for asylum still separated them from the United States.
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The Veterans Choice program, the V.A.'s most recent experiment with expanding private health care for veterans who face long wait lists or long travel times, was life-changing for me.
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Todd VanDerWerff: Now that the sixth season of Game of Thrones is over, the long wait for any information at all about the seventh season (which will air in 2017) begins.
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It will be a long wait for the main phase of the mission — the spacecraft do not begin to orbit Mercury, the solar system's innermost and smallest planet, until December 2025.
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"The wait is over, the long, long wait ... It's been longer for us than it has for anybody else," Evans said in a video release to mark the show's launch on Wednesday.
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Earlier Thursday, though, Kushner's office helped Trump unveil a new set of tech tools at the Department of Veterans Affairs — an agency long maligned for its long wait times and tech troubles.
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AMD said at the time that the card was primarily designed for 3D content creation rather than gaming, but it still made gamers nervous after the long wait for the Vega 64.
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At which point the AI changed tack and asked about wait times, earning its owner and controller, Google, the reassuring intel that there wouldn't be a long wait at the elected time.
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Although he has a long wait ahead of him, he's already making preparations for the car; he called an electrician on Monday to talk about retrofitting his house for a fast charger.
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The automotive platform launched back in 2015 with Google Maps built in, but this is the first chance for drivers who prefer Waze to use their favorite app after a long wait.
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The first volume, La Belle Sauvage, acts as a prequel to the original trilogy, and while it doesn't quite live up to those novels, it's still a story worth the long wait.
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LONDON (Reuters) - China's Gong Lijiao ended her long wait for a global outdoor title when she won the shot put gold medal at the World Championships on Wednesday, utterly dominating the competition.
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Aware that the long wait for Article 50 may soon be coming to an end, EU leaders also threw down some markers on how complex they expect the exit talks to be.
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The group then continues airing their frustrations about the long wait for the show's return while also contemplating the idea that if it doesn't return, it will never come to an end.
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Suspected victims face a long wait to learn whether they will be treated as a survivor of slavery and entitled to help, causing further distress and anxiety, according to a PAC report.
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Samsung's reportedly using the month-long wait between the announcement and release to make sure the batteries are safe and won't explode using its newly developed 8-point battery check safety check.
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Brorsson may have been convinced that her team mate was headed for the top step of the podium, but Oeberg revealed that she wasn't sure until her long wait was nearly over.
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The official Westworld website indicates that there is a very long wait list, so we will assume the park is always open, always full and that there are no returns or refunds.
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No home player has won the Australian men's title since Mark Edmondson in 1976 but hopes are soaring that Kyrgios could end that long wait after his spectacular start to the year.
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Scouting Report The long wait for the goods from Rihanna's debut Fenty Puma collection is over: Sneaker-stiletto boots ($600) and hoodies ($29) will be available at a pop-up opening Tuesday.
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In an earlier interview Thursday, Shulkin told Fox News that he was ousted over the "pace" of reforms at the VA, which has struggled with long wait times for veterans seeking care.
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Last year, the British medical journal, The Lancet, criticized Canada's Medicare for its long wait times, which it said could become a "lightning rod issue" that could undermine support for the program.
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The official Westworld website indicates that there is a very long wait list, so we will assume the park is always open, always full, and that there are no returns or refunds.
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If you have seen it, like every fan, you now have the long wait for Episode VIII which is directed by Rian Johnson, an exciting prospect if you've seen Brick or Looper.
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Airline passengers were in an uproar over massive security lines earlier this spring, but now travelers are facing a new hurdle: long wait times to sign up for an expedited screening program.
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The super-long wait is almost over: "Incredibles 2," the sequel to Pixar's 2004 animated smash, "The Incredibles," will finally land in theaters soon, and a new trailer has just been released.
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It all looks pretty clear cut: Places like Canada and Norway have long wait times in their single-payer systems, whereas we here in the United States have very short wait times.
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While Chinese regulators have taken steps to reduce the long wait, it still takes 18 months or longer for shares to begin trading from the time a company files to go public.
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If you can't get a reservation, you can try your luck at walking up to the host stand when you arrive—just expect a long wait, if you get in at all.
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But it could still be quite a long wait for the Model Y. Given the competition it is likely to face from other automakers, slow delivery could be a problem for Tesla.
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Raines's drug use has most likely not been a factor in his long wait for the Hall of Fame; Paul Molitor used cocaine and went in on the first ballot, in 21998.
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The last French winner, Bernard Hinault in 1985, hailed from Brittany, and three-time Tour champion Greg Lemond has picked out another Breton, Barguil, as the man to end France's long wait.
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According to the Pennsylvania Waiting List Campaign (a site dedicated to tracking long wait lists for services that serve intellectually disabled) ,as of December 31, 2015, 13,886 are on waiting lists for services.
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Sealey: After a long wait though, because it was an environmental hazard and in fact we were probably rolling around in a lot of chemicals, which was probably not such a good idea.
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Ahead you'll find all the items you'll need to finally celebrate the end of your long wait and the last leg of the journey to finding out who will rule the Iron Throne.
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It's a long wait till Season 7 of Game of Thrones and if you've already finished Stranger Things in one sitting, you might be feeling some pangs of GoT withdrawals right about now.
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With Dahlmeier out 80th of the 87 competitors, a teary Oeberg embraced her team mates as she endured a long wait to see if her superb performance would be good enough for gold.
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They face long wait times to have asylum claims heard, and some frustrated migrants are considering trying to cross the U.S. border illegally, staying in Mexico or agreeing to be sent home voluntarily.
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The unusually long wait for the delegate totals to be released left the political world on pins and needles as it awaited the highly anticipated results from the first-in-the-nation caucuses.
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The 26-year-old Romanian ended her long wait for a maiden grand slam title with the French Open triumph this month but said she sustained an Achilles tendon injury during the tournament.
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It's been four years since Oculus Rift fired up its first Kickstarter, but the long wait is nearly over: Rift headsets will start landing in the hands of real-life customers on Monday.
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France's ambassador to Germany said earlier this week that growing numbers of manufacturers were seeking to go "German-free" because of Berlin's unpredictable arms export policies and long wait times for export licenses.
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But anyone approaching the court must be prepared for a long wait, as a land acquisition dispute in the Supreme Court can take up to 20 years to resolve, according to CPR's research.
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Of course, the new clip doesn't tell us who didn't make it through alive, but at least we've got something new to analyze in the long wait for the show's return in October.
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The undersupply of drivers has seen the company struggle to meet demand, especially during peak hours, leaving users with long wait times or altogether unable to find rides, and devaluing the company's services.
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Rettig said the fact that the IRS often has long wait times for calls, and doesn't currently have customer service as good as Apple's, doesn't mean that its employees are not working hard.
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Sanders' proposal would build on his work with Republican Senator John McCain, who died in 2018, on a 2014 bill to expand veterans' access to healthcare after a scandal over long wait times.
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After a long wait and more than $10 billion of venture capital invested in start-ups over the past five years, we will begin to see some successful IPO and M&A exits.
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Barron said that the county was sending five more voting machines to the polling site and added that he hopes voters who left the polling site due to the long wait time return.
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Moreover, for an agency that often struggles with backlogs and long wait times, consistently requiring those whose claims have been adjudicated incorrectly to resubmit them only furthers many of VA's internal workload problems.
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At the end of the day's proceedings, Manafort's attorneys carried out with him a grocery bag of fresh dress shirts -- presumably for court next week -- then the long wait until Monday began. 2.
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The next morning, Aljahmi and his father ate breakfast at an IHOP — eggs and turkey sausage for more weight gain — then returned to the hotel for a short rest and the long wait.
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It's been a long wait for early-backers of the Kickstarter campaign and I certainly doubt many of them will be disappointed with the device when it lands at their front doors today.
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Kids can search for their parents on DHS's website using their alien ID number, and parents can call a hotline to try to search for their kids, but they face long wait times.
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A 25-year-old Milwaukee woman died after facing an hours-long wait at an emergency room for chest pain, collapsing as she went to seek help at an urgent care center instead.
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Those that brought their computers to a Genius Bar were often met with high repair bills and long wait times, as the only way to "fix" the keyboard was to replace it entirely.
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But if your avowed plan is that this time you're totally going to get in on the ground floor — well, I'm here to warn you, you may have a long wait in store.
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Applying for life insurance meant initiating a tedious to-do list, rife with in-person requirements like a doctor's visit, piles of paperwork, a months-long wait, and even urine and blood samples.
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There are little things, too, that won't be obvious — like whether the call center for people who need help signing up will be well-staffed, or if callers will face long wait times.
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To get his 15th after a long wait, after a lot of years away from competitive golf, being in a position where he wasn't sure he was going to play again, it's cool stuff.
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Back at the immigration department, Ali and Taherah, an elderly Canadian couple originally from Iran, are tired but cheerful after a long wait to apply to bring their son and his family to Canada.
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The first season of American Gods ended with a bang earlier this week, leaving us with a long wait until we get to see just what happens next for Shadow, Wednesday, and the others.
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And despite the long wait for each photo, the photos come out of the camera already printed, so you don't have to wait for them to develop, unlike the other Fujifilm and Lomography cameras.
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The Choice Card program, through which some veterans facing a long wait time or far distance to a VA facility can seek private care, is set to expire in August unless Congress renews it.
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Chris Carter has vowed the show will return to the small screen (and I'm going to hold him to his word after that cliffhanger finale), but fans are likely in for a long wait.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - The S&P 500's multiple record highs set this week after more than a year-long wait on Wall Street would not have taken so long had Apple Inc (AAPL.
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Trump wants to reform both the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) and Transportation Security Administration (TSA), which should make everyone happy, by ending needlessly long wait-times while making sure travelers are safe from terrorism.
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From the massive bill, long wait times, and, of course, the emotional toll on the beloved fur child, vet visits are perhaps below human dentists on the list of unpleasant but necessary medical procedures.
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You'd better be ready for a long wait, likely on your feet, and you better have a good chunk of cash on you (remember: a single, standard eight-slice cheese pie costs thirty dollars).
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Current shortages of rheumatology providers already result in long wait times for new appointments, and the documented workforce shortage is projected to increase at a time when more Americans than ever require specialized care.
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Someone riding in a self-driving vehicle for the first time might not be as forgiving of an abrupt stop or a long wait to merge onto a highway as a software developer might.
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Meanwhile, the haphazard application of new emissions standards saw dealers struggling to shift swollen inventory of older models, and a long wait for news on electric-vehicle subsidies has hurt the likes of Nio.
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Reports on social media indicated that a high volume of customers ordering from the restaurant, especially at the locations in the Washington, D.C., area, were leading to long wait times and frustrated delivery drivers.
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He headed the panel during the VA's controversy over long wait times for veterans to receive medical care that led to the 2014 resignation of Democratic former President Barack Obama's VA secretary, Eric Shinseki.
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In 2014, a cover-up of long wait lists and shoddy medical care for veterans at a hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, embarrassed the Obama administration and led to the resignation of the department's chief.
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It's not the often-broken tracking or the ability for the thing to break, nor is it the infinitely long wait time for the thing to rewind that makes me yearn for past years.
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Leaders of the older, congressionally chartered veterans groups like the Legion are not categorically opposed to easing restrictions on private care, particularly in cases where veterans are facing long wait times and subpar facilities.
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The committee's report spotlighted Goldman Sachs — which then owned a large aluminum warehousing operation — and how long wait times for metal from the bank's warehouses were accompanied by a surge in the Midwest Premium.
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As an example, he cited a recent news report about a veteran who had lost both legs to a roadside bomb and faced a long wait to get prostheses fitted at a veterans hospital.
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He called the Colorado office where he said he did talk to someone over the phone after a long wait, but was only able to get through "approximately 10% of the evidence" he had.
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For that reason, along with high demand, there's often a long wait for dogs (in that way, Ibach's story isn't typical—she applied for a dog in February and took Bailey home in June).
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What's next: The port of entry between Tijuana and San Diego is already at capacity, meaning that these migrants will likely have long wait times in Mexico until they can even make an asylum claim.
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I know it's been a long wait, but take heart: this sudden appearance of a gameplay-heavy trailer, with another one to come a month later, bodes well for the possibility of a 2018 release.
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Other options - including a nationwide housing subsidy scheme for construction workers to buy a house in a government-built low-income housing project - have not been effective because of strict conditions and long wait times.
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Most of the children are from families that are stuck in limbo in Tijuana for weeks or months as they inch higher on a long wait list to apply for asylum in the United States.
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Not so luckily, there's a catch: The piece has already racked up a long wait list with over 1,500 names (500 of which signed up within a mere 48 hours after Bryant attended the show).
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Persona 5's gameplay systems evolve and coalesce over its 80+ hours to deliver a confidently executed role-playing experience that is not only satisfying, but worth the almost decade-long wait since Persona 4.
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The next Elder Scrolls game is a beautiful mobile RPG named Blades If you can't take the inevitable long wait for the Elder Scrolls VI, Bethesda is also bringing the series to mobile this year.
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The loser of successive gold medal duels in London and Beijing, Lee will bid to banish eight years of heartbreak at the Rio de Janeiro Games and end Malaysia's long wait for an Olympic champion.
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The studies cited several factors including poor health-care access, long wait times at the doctor's office, costs of antibiotics and doctor visits, lack of transportation and embarrassment about getting treatment for sexually transmitted infections.
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Due to abortion regulations and long wait-times at the only clinic that could perform a second-trimester termination procedure, she was forced to travel 300 miles and spend over $3,000 to obtain an abortion.
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The slowdown at the ports and long wait times to clear customs may threaten a recent rally in Chinese soymeal prices and may stir concern about demand from major exporters Brazil and the United States.
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"With aircraft-like operations, our reusable launch platform will significantly reduce the long wait times traditionally experienced between the construction of a satellite and the opportunity to launch it into space," he wrote last year.
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But if you don't have the money, regardless of how small the alleged crime, giving in to the commercial money bail industry may be your only option to avoid a months-long wait behind bars.
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Although at the time, I was successful in ensuring that legal status would be extended during this long wait for increased vetting, I am not sure if the Trump administration will adhere to those agreements.
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Zimmer said they learned of the move last month and were pleased viewers wouldn't have a long wait to get one last taste of the series, according to an interview she gave to Entertainment Weekly.
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Even if I paid for my healthcare out of pocket, I couldn't afford to wait and see if I would be one of the lucky few accepted for public housing after years-long wait lists.
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Long wait times and other issues drove more than 85033,000 Canadians to travel to other countries for health care in 2016 (latest data available.) Many came to the U.S. That's called voting with your feet.
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But the state caps how much money communities can send to charter schools, and nine communities, including Boston, have hit the cap or can open only one more school, and thus have long wait lists.
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Based on this new trailer, which still doesn't show much actual gameplay, it's going to continue to be a long wait for Red Dead Redemption 2, which hits Xbox One and PlayStation 4 next spring.
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According to interviews with former federal agents, gun retailers, and lawyers, two problems underpin this expanding gray market: First, long wait times incentivize quick workarounds like solvent traps that can easily be converted to silencers.
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AirPods Pro, which went on sale in October 2019, still have a month-long wait if you order them from Apple's website, although you might get lucky finding a pair at an Apple retail store.
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The high-end gear was first announced in June at WWDC 2019, ending a years-long wait for an update to the "trash can" 2013 Mac Pro, which Apple has since admitted was a mess.
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But nine months later, the program has hit a snag: Ola drivers, unhappy with long wait times at charging stations and high operating expenses, want to return their cars and switch to fuel-guzzling variants.
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Choice gives a veteran, faced with geographical challenges or long wait times, the option to see a health-care provider outside the confines of the VA. This program isn't just common sense, its common decency.
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Today, the original Kona Pub and Brewery, a few blocks from downtown, remains the place to sample Hawaii-only varieties like Hula Hefeweizen and Black Sand Porter, though its popularity can mean long wait times.
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Officials were still taking stock of what was expected to be a months-long effort to rebuild the island's power system, and many residents seemed resigned to a long wait for basic services to return.
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Some customers are even reporting they've been told they're in for a year-long wait to take delivery of the electric SUV, which starts around the same price as (and offers similar mileage to) the Kona.
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The app used for reporting caucus results faced coding issues, and when volunteers resorted to manually calling in results, they encountered hours-long wait times — which was exacerbated by Trump supporters intentionally clogging up the lines.
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He doesn't ask many questions about why buyers want the documents, but he said most appear to be Syrians hoping to use someone else's card to avoid a long wait in a refugee camp outside Germany.
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As our nation's highways, airports and bridges fall into further disrepair from the stress of population and economic growth, long wait times and high costs will deter businesses from making the fixes that we increasingly need.
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She says that, for some, a checkup with a doctor who might see their patients as "segments of a reproductive system instead of a whole person" can be alienating, and isn't worth the long wait time.
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Government officials overseeing adoptions said an increasingly long wait to adopt was closely linked to a rise in human trafficking in the country, with two baby selling rackets busted in India over the past two months.
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Some people frustrated by the long wait got into arguments at Canara Bank near the parliament building in New Delhi, as people barged into queues that wound through the branch and on to the street outside.
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After Ant-Man and the Wasp cheers us up with superhero comedy this summer, there's a long wait until March 2019 for Captain Marvel, which then leads into May 2019's as-yet-untitled Avengers 4.
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The Choice program gives veterans facing long wait times at the VA or who would have to travel far to reach a VA facility the ability to seek private health care paid for by the government.
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In a press release, Families Belong Together, one of the groups involved, accused the Trump administration of deliberately slowing down the border processing, forcing migrants into a months-long wait and putting their lives at risk.
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It's not that their fans aren't accustomed to it already—they're used to piecing together morsels of information from wherever they can get it—but even by Brand New's standards it's been an excruciatingly long wait.
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"These long wait times are devastating to people with severe health impairments," says Lisa Ekman, director of government affairs for the National Organization of Social Security Claimants' Representatives, a group of lawyers that handles disability cases.
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We're told friends of Shaun's have been trying to get him into various rehab facilities for years now, but it's been difficult due to long wait lists ... along with his inability to stay out of trouble.
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But caucus chairs faced long wait times "because of the excessive calls we were getting" and because the legitimate calls to report results each took about five minutes, twice as long as in a dry run.
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Ms. Joseph, who lives in Queens and works in Brooklyn, said she had friends and colleagues who had tried to hail an Uber car, only to find long wait times if the car arrived at all.
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The TSA has been the subject of criticism in post-9/11 years over security screenings in airports, which some have said violate civil liberties and others say add to long wait times in U.S. terminals.
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This group in particular faces challenges with current healthcare options, because they often face long wait times for appointments with qualified medical professionals, but their issues are pressing, hard to predict and often immediate in nature.
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However, people living with HIV may have a higher risk than indicated by the calculator, the statement notes, because of unique risk factors such as a long wait to start antiretroviral therapy once they're diagnosed with HIV.
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Though the festival ended up making headlines for its absurdly long wait times, technical payment issues, and the fact that beer and wine reportedly ran out by 3 pm, it wasn't much better for the VIP customers.
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Regardless, BMH and Forkgen itself hammer home a salient point: It is trivially easy to fork Bitcoin, and it always has been, despite the long wait for the first Bitcoin Cash fork that kicked off the craze.
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New York elections board executive director Michael Ryan on Tuesday called the long lines outside of polling stations "the sign of a healthy and robust democracy" during a day marked by complaints of hours-long wait times.
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The FCA's letter, dated May 30, said a "significant number" of TSB customers had experienced serious problems, including loss of access to their accounts, long wait times on calls to customer helplines, and big queues in branches.
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Apple's lineup of original programming is expected to debut in March 2019, according to The New York Times, so we may have quite a long wait ahead of ourselves until we see this partnership come to fruition.
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Gaga Arte Contemporáneo, among the trendiest ones in the city right now, has a business sign smaller than an iPad; it can be a long wait at the locked entrance before anyone acknowledges the place is open.
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This season, though, Cleveland has slumped to 29th in a 30-team league in defensive efficiency and appears to face a long wait before newly acquired Isaiah Thomas returns to his All-Star form from last season.
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It has been nine days since Gonzaga last played and apparently the long wait — with some saltiness built in after being upset by St. Mary's in the conference tournament championship game — was just what the Zags needed.
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One hospital in the study, for example, had been struggling for years with poor outcomes because patients often had long wait times between the onset of heart attack symptoms and the initiation of appropriate in-hospital care.
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Since their widespread adoption, ATMs have been one of the top IoT devices that make banks far more efficient by removing the need for long wait times to see a teller at a brick-and-mortar bank.
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Barty will take on Ukraine's Lesia Tsurenko in the first round of the Australian Open where she will bid to end the host nation's long wait for a home-grown champion at the year's first Grand Slam.
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While 53 million more Americans now have coverage, critics of Obamacare have portrayed it as costly, as well as so inefficient — hobbled by long wait times and a scarcity of doctors — that patients are no better off.
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SYDNEY (Reuters) - Adam Scott is keen to "stick it to" Tiger Woods and the U.S. team at next week's Presidents Cup but first he wants to end his decade-long wait for a second Australian Open title.
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It's been a long, long wait, but the Samsung Galaxy Fold is finally arriving in the U.S. The $380,000 smartphone with over-the-top specs and a giant, foldable screen will become available on Friday, Sept. 27.
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In a panel titled "Prescription for Failure: The Ills of Socialized Medicine," there were familiar lines about the rationing of care and long wait times in Canada that have long served as brickbats against Medicare for All.
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Meanwhile, airports have been overwhelmed with an increase in air travel and a reduction in screening staff at the Transportation Security Administration (TSA), leading to hours-long wait times and scores of missed flights around the country.
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A single-payer system — in which government bureaucrats rather than patients make individual health-care decisions — means a country is left with something that more closely resembles the post office, with long wait times and limited services.
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Ola launched a pilot project in the central Indian city of Nagpur in 2017 but a year later drivers, unhappy with long wait times at charging stations and high operating expenses, wanted to return to gasoline cars.
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Because of the long wait lists, Langford couldn't access any of the city's long-term shelters, so he either had to fight daily for a bed in one of the drop-in centers or sleep on the street.
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Her father is hopeful there will be justice for his daughter, Paniagua told BuzzFeed News, despite what feels like a long wait during which not even the name of the agent who shot Gomez has been made public.
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If you do end up standing in a line, snack while you wait While long wait times can sometimes deter hungry customers, food hall explorers should dig into a dish from a separate kiosk while they're in line.
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But we've still got a long wait until we see it in action on a real launch, with SpaceX not planning to start ITS tests until 2018, when Musk's company hopes to launch its first probes to Mars.
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For us, that's because the year can be divided into two sections: the lead up to A Star Is Born (including the long wait for "Shallow" to drop), and watching the Star Is Born Oscar buzz start rumbling.
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OneTest's novel approach removes the month-long wait and high costs associated with tracking this ctDNA by sequencing and allows clinicians to monitor treatment response in near real time, leading to rapid decision-making on choice of therapy.
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Even after such a long wait, a few key features do feel notably absent, including, most prominently, the ability to track a subject – which seems like a main selling point of selling a drone to action sports enthusiasts.
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Realities of Single Payer, an anti-NYHA organization made up mostly of business and health insurance interests, warns of high taxes, long wait times for care under a government-run system, and job loss in the insurance industry.
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U.S. District Court Judge Gershwin Drain granted the plaintiffs an injunction, saying the elimination of the straight-ticket option would be a burden on the right to vote, and would cause confusion and long wait times at polls.
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Factors such as lack of available services in community based settings, long wait times to get an appointment, scarcity of diverse providers, lack of culturally appropriate treatments and inflexible hours make it difficult for many to access care.
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - Hungary's Katinka Hosszu ended her long wait for Olympic victory and Australia captured two gold medals in an exhilarating first day of swimming competition that saw three world records smashed in Rio on Saturday.
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Healthcare, Retail, TransportationA startup working with 200 pharmacies is trying to break into the hypercompetitive drug-delivery business and give elderly Americans cheaper medicationsIn 2014, Stu Libby wanted to do something about the long wait times at pharmacies.
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It's been a long wait for those thousands of stars to align — with five years of construction delays and technical challenges to build the estimated $250 million flagship on Saadiyat Island, by a lagoon near this capital city.
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As Dorian's winds eased on Tuesday — to what forecasters warned was a still-powerful Category 2 storm — some public safety officials worried that the long wait could lead to a sense of complacency along the storm's projected path.
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Mr. Trump also shifted hundreds of Customs and Border Protection agents from inspecting goods flowing into the United States to policing the southwestern border, a move that has disrupted trade by producing long wait times at border crossings.
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Yet in some ways, Mr. Bokrezion's long wait to be found was just another example of how in this city of almost 8.6 million, the most crowded in the country, minding one's own business is an art form.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Back together again, British duo Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish proved the long wait had been worthwhile as they reunited in a blaze of glory to win Madison gold at the world track championships on Sunday.
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LONG WAIT ENDS Jordon Varnado had 18 points and 12 rebounds and Troy defeated Texas State, 59-223, to win the Sun Belt Conference in New Orleans and reach the N.C.A.A. tournament for the first time since 2003.
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Though Lazada more than tripled the number of active customers to 7.3 million, its losses more than doubled last year, and experts warn that investors should be prepared for a long wait before the industry turns a profit.
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Since then, the 6'2 stunner has opened a Peruvian rotisserie (meets clean eating) restaurant called Baby Brasa in NYC and we have a feeling there's going to be a long, long wait to get a table there anytime soon.
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Despite the long wait time, it's feasible that the CIA's public-facing site was simply unprepared for such a gigantic fileset that would be visited by large numbers of people, said Jason Scott, a curator at the Internet Archive.
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Jim Clyburn sent a warning shot Wednesday toward a likely incoming freshman who beat one of Clyburn's fellow members of House leadership in a primary, suggesting she may have a long wait before she has a chance at leadership.
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Transportation Security Administration chief Peter Neffenger said it would take more resources -- and security screeners -- to cut into long wait times at the nation's airports and responded to Republican critics who have said the entire operation should be privatized.
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Because if the Switch turns out to be as successful as the NES Classic or 3DS have been, fans could be facing yet another tough choice between a long wait or a grey market gouging for a Nintendo console.
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Not only do you have to do it through DJI's web chat (which often has long wait times), anyone who ordered from the United States faces a $50 charge for currency exchange rates because DJI is based in China.
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The second is that even if they were free and decidedly non-lame, it still wouldn't be worth the ridiculously long wait times, brutal crowds, and general feeling of total dehumanization that anything with the word "festival" can bring.
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The article joined a chorus warning of a mental-health crisis at US colleges, pointing to everything from trigger warnings in lectures to long wait times at counseling centers as proof that today's undergrads are vulnerable and easily broken.
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Wozniacki, however, next faces Britain's in-form ninth seed Johanna Konta in the third round with the winner likely to meet Williams in the quarter-finals, meaning her long wait for a grand slam breakthrough appears set to continue.
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The United Nations Development Program and the government this week also reopened a water sanitation plant, part of a program that they hope will supply all re-taken areas in three months - still a long wait for the residents.
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It was also great to meet fans and to see that spirits were mostly high in spite of the long wait times, and that the majority were satisfied with the queuing system and the way it had been managed.
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And in what was perhaps the best news a team could receive while in limbo, the Albanian soccer federation announced this week that regardless of whether the Albanians' long wait ended with another match, the players would be rewarded.
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Thus, the lines at TSA are merely the symptom of the larger problem: The TSA is a modern example of a failing government bureaucracy, with all of the accompanying features that support the inefficiencies such as long wait-times.
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For SPG loyalists, the long wait for a resolution seemed to confirm their fears that being absorbed by the hotel behemoth would mean the elimination of perks and personalized customer service that were hallmarks of their previous loyalty program.
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It comes down to how fast an employee can fulfill multiple orders and if retailers can pull workers away during rush hours since long wait times can discourage customers who chose the service to save time, retail consultants say.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Justin Gatlin agreed with the complaints of the Jamaican relay team that a long wait before their 4x100m final at the World Championships on Saturday contributed to the injury suffered by Usain Bolt in his last race.
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"We are always way in the back at the end, so it's a long wait to actually vote," said Carlos Cordeiro, the treasurer of U.S. Soccer and the delegate who cast the federation's vote in each of the previous two elections.
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"It's been a long wait, I've seen everybody fight and it comes to me and it's a lot of pressure coming with it," said Conlan who drew a bye in the opening round and is now the last man standing.
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The company, now owned by investment firm Reuben Brothers, was one of the first to create long wait times for aluminium at its storage facilities in Detroit more than five years ago when it was owned by U.S. bank Goldman Sachs.
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At 7:30 pm on April 9th, as the sun dipped below the pines at Augusta National, Sergio García sank to his knees after rolling in a putt that ended his 21-year-long wait for victory at a major tournament.
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Last summer the mayor faced a public relations onslaught from Uber, with a flood of television ads and a new app feature called "de Blasio view" that displayed the predicted long wait times if a cap were put in place.
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"It's an ongoing conversation with our friends at HBO, and for us, with a show of this scope and scale, we're not interested in doing the compromised version," Nolan explained to the outlet of the long wait time between seasons.
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No Brazilian has won anywhere in F1 since now-retired Rubens Barrichello did so with Brawn in Italy in 2009 and it could be a long wait for another, with the country in crisis and few obvious candidates coming through.
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FROM COINAGE: From John Steinbeck's Cottage to an Actual Castle, 5 Historical Homes You Can Rent At the TCA event, Fox chairman and CEO Dana Walden said that's part of the reason for the long wait… which is now even longer.
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A lot of articles about the "college health crisis" refer to long wait times for counseling centers as a sign that more students have mental-health issues—but it might simply be a sign that more students are seeking treatment.
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The company, now owned by investment firm Reuben Brothers, was one of the first to create long wait times for aluminum at its storage facilities in Detroit more than five years ago when it was owned by U.S. bank Goldman Sachs.
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"The inauguration of the bridge marks the end of a long wait for the people of this area," Modi's office quoted him as saying in a speech, adding the bridge "opens the door for economic development on a big scale".
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And then they wrote this all down and signed their full name to it, and, I guess, began the long wait for death, knowing it would happily bring with it the chance for their penis to live on in perpetuity.
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After a long wait the new generation of American tennis will step into the Arthur Ashe Stadium spotlight for an intriguing final featuring two players who missed the start of the season while recovering from injuries but returned in spectacular style.
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LONG WAIT The T-Mobile-Sprint deal, announced in spring 2018, has won regulatory approval after a lengthy review that sparked controversy in the United States along partisan lines over whether having fewer operators would be bad news for consumers.
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In a small number of Florida cases, the long wait can be traced to a final cumbersome test that must be analyzed by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or an approved laboratory to confirm the presence of the virus.
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In rural Kenya, where customary land acquisition and control are practiced and the option of buying land is unaffordable for most, relying on inheriting land may mean a long wait for younger generations who hope to earn a living from farming.
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Most importantly, the bill would stabilize the Veterans Choice Program (VCP), a program created following the 2014 VA wait list scandal that erupted after VA facilities across the country were found to have been covering up unacceptably long wait times.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Norway's national coach Sondre Skarli is hoping the country finally ending its long wait for a gold medal in an Olympic speed skating discipline will end years of austerity imposed by a chronic lack of funding.
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This setup increasingly creates the mentality that justifies the long wait for Hall H, in that it assumes the fan who's going to sit through all those panels isn't just a fan of a single thing, but of all the things.
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But after a long wait and a few false starts, the five-square-mile enclave in Dutchess County — which is a city, as opposed to the surrounding town of the same name — may finally be getting its long-awaited turnaround.
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Israelis who had been shocked by the Barkan murders, dejected by the long wait to apprehend the perpetrator and horrified by the killing of Ms. Ish-Ran's baby, seemed to exhale upon learning of the work of the security forces overnight.
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In 2015, Uber launched an aggressive campaign against the city's proposed cap, with television advertisements criticizing Mr. de Blasio, and an app feature, known as "de Blasio view," that showed long wait times for a ride if the cap were approved.
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Barty is arguably the best chance of ending Australia's long wait for a home-grown champion at the year's first grand slam, having held the world's top ranking since last September and with the Adelaide International title under her belt.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The impact of Hurricane Maria on Puerto Rico's already shattered finances is changing the financial landscape as creditors rethink strategies two months after the storm, with many slashing positions and others settling in for a long wait.
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After 17 years, Will Smith and Martin Lawrence are back in "Bad Boys for Life," rated R. If that feels like an excruciatingly long wait, check out these other film franchises that took a generation (or more) off between takes.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's unpredictable arms export policies and long wait times for export licenses threaten the future of big Franco-German projects to develop new tanks, combat jets and drones, France's ambassador to Germany said in an essay published late Monday.
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Grigor Dimitrov of Bulgaria ended a long wait between ATP titles, beating third-seeded Kei Nishikori, 6-2, 2-6, 6-103, to win the final of the Brisbane International in Australia and claim his first tournament victory since 2014.
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Although the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services states that the Law Enforcement Declaration is optional, the victim carries a greater burden without it, which leads to a long wait and increased trauma for someone already suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder.
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Of course, anyone who can't wait will definitely go the way of pre-ordering to get the phone ASAP, but for those who want their phones from brick-and-mortar Apple stores or other retailers, there could be a long wait ahead.
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Unlike conventional medicines and treatments, regenerative medicines have the ability to restore or heal the body's own cells or create new body parts from a patient's own cells and tissues, thereby eliminating tissue rejection and the excessively long wait for a donor organ.
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After a long wait — more than a year, in fact — it appears that viewers will get the answers they've been seeking in the very next episode, according to an NBC promo for the post-Super Bowl episode that aired after the episode.
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Of course, the success of this will all depend on how willing clans are to help strangers and take their roles seriously, and whether the logistical and technical challenges involved don't mean enduring long wait times to find strangers to play with.
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I wonder where the other four brave people from our group are, the ones who volunteered to leave when we couldn't get all 12 in—are they happier elsewhere, living in the same now as us, unbridled by a long wait for cocktails?
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The pilot and passenger were uninjured after the emergency landing, "but faced a four to five mile hike to the closest road OR a very long wait for ground resources to reach them," according to the fire department's account of the incident.
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But every year, pundits still mull over ways to save the ceremony from itself, from the four-hour runtime, the stilted speeches, the sense of repetition, the long wait to get to the key awards, and the rush once we finally get there.
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The Veterans Affairs Department, meanwhile, has come under criticism and congressional scrutiny for a number of failures, from cutting off benefits of thousands of veterans who were wrongly declared dead to chronically long wait times for medical services at VA health care sites.
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Since the Trump administration regulated the flow of immigrants at official ports of entry along the U.S.-Mexico border, more immigrants have been caught crossing the border illegally, avoiding long wait-times to claim asylum, according to data obtained by NBC News.
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Starz recently announced that the hotly-anticipated Season 3 premiere of Outlander will hit our screens on September 10 — an agonizingly long wait, considering that we got our last glimpse of Claire (Caitriona Balfe) and Jamie (Sam Heughan) way back in July 2016.
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The World Cup is coming at a crucial time when Fortnite's viewership on streaming platform Twitch is flagging, and other gamers have taken to social media to openly criticize the game for quality of life issues like long wait times and constant changes.
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He speculated on Sunday that the injury, which ended a wretched final championships for him after he only managed to win bronze in the individual 100 meters the previous weekend, might have been caused by having a long wait before the race.
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LGBTQI campaigners in the country have been fighting to have the law struck out but have faced a long wait after several postponements by the courts since the case was first brought in 2016 to repeal sections of the Kenyan penal code.
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After a long wait for something we all previously didn't even know existed, Tender Defender are here with a five-song mini-LP, and well, let's just get right to it so we can start memorizing these perfectly crafted shout-along hooks.
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"The long wait times we're seeing now are a direct result of Congress's failure to give T.S.A. the money it needs to do its job," said J. David Cox Sr., the president of the American Federation of Government Employees, which represents airline screeners.
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Two years after a Department of Veterans Affairs scandal involving long wait times at veterans hospitals, an official report has found that the veterans' health care system suffers from "profound deficiencies" despite billions of dollars spent in recent years to overhaul it.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - That Ash Barty carries a nation's hopes of ending the long wait for a home champion into the Australian Open quarter-finals this week will make not one iota of difference to her preparations, the 63-year-old said on Sunday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - It has been a long wait but the most captivating modern rivalry in men's tennis returns to the scene of its most dramatic episode on Friday when Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal meet for a place in the Wimbledon final.
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She's been able to ask gently prodding questions that get locals rethinking about space here—her project, A Long Wait , on Casco Bay's Fort Gorges was a gorgeous contemplation on time and purpose—and it's exciting to undertake those investigations with her.
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And Neymar played a key role as Brazil's long wait ended in the most dramatic fashion possible; on penalties, with the last kick, against Germany, the team that had humiliated them 7-1 in the World Cup semi-final two years before.
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Despite beginning from vastly different perspectives, the major Veterans Service Organizations (VSOs), the VA, bipartisan leaders in Congress, and most recently the independent Commission on Care are all in agreement on how to fix the access problem and end long wait times.
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White, 31, triumphed in 2006 and 2010 and after a long wait for his score on Wednesday he roared with emotion, punching the air as his superstar status — briefly undermined when he failed in Sochi four years ago — was set in stone.
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If you wanted to swap every gas-powered vehicle for an electric one, you would need more charging stalls than gas pumps to avoid long wait times — at current charging speeds — during the rare moments when demand is at its highest, Brauer said.
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She's been able to ask gently prodding questions that get locals rethinking about space here—her project, A Long Wait , on Casco Bay's Fort Gorges was a gorgeous contemplation on time and purpose—and it's exciting to undertake those investigations with her.
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The fewer individuals available for students, the easier it is for limited resources to back up, leading to long wait times for mental health services or for people with less acute but still valid concerns to get bumped out of the system.
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DeSclafani's long-awaited return helps A's top Reds CINCINNATI — It had been a long wait for Anthony DeSclafani, who began the season on the disabled list after sustaining an oblique injury late in spring training and having his rehab shut down for nearly a month.
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The very fact that Amazon has actually been testing its drones in the UK for more than two years, yet still has yet to make a public show or display of the technology, highlights the long wait ahead before delivery drones become a feasible reality.
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More college students than ever are reporting mental health issues—a spike that is overloading existing campus resources, leading to long wait times for care, and in some worst-case scenarios, leaving some to drop out of school or suffer serious physical or mental harm.
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Where the automation fell flat: The idea was for residents to apply for food stamps, Medicaid, and other benefits through call centers, the internet, and fax machines, but when residents started complaining about long wait times, lost documents, and improper rejections, the deal was off.
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Lee, who will play in his fourth Olympics next month, will be looking to end his long wait for an elusive Olympic gold at the Riocentro venue, after losing out to double Olympic champion Lin in the finals of the Beijing and London Games.
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Especially in the wake of the scandals that have come to light since 2014 about long wait times, malfeasance, and cover-ups in the Veterans Affairs (VA) medical system, there's been a burst of public and legislative pressure to improve the department's accountability and capacity.
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After a long wait on the tee at the par-three 16th, Ariya hit a magnificent seven-iron from 200 yards that covered the pin the entire way before nestling three feet away and the birdie restored a two-shot cushion with two to play.
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After long wait times, when minority patients are finally able to even see a physician, several studies have shown that physicians spend less time with blacks patients when compared to whites, and are less likely to perceive the patient as being honest regarding their symptoms.
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Traditional veterans groups have argued, almost uniformly, that they want to see Congress and the administration fix the holes in VA's health system, including aging infrastructure, long wait times and accessibility issues, rather than just pushing care for veterans out into the private sector.
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In this vein, I sponsored the Veterans Access, Choice and Accountability Act in 2014, legislation that created the Veteran's Choice Program to grant flexibility to veterans who otherwise would have experienced inexplicably long wait-times, drive-times, or both, to access their health care benefits.
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The 2014 Phoenix VA scandal, which resulted from evidence that officials faked appointment calendars to obscure long wait times, prompted Congress to open its checkbook with the Veterans Choice Act, which authorized $10 billion over 53 years to care for veterans in the private sector.
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This means many families face long wait times, which can in turn lead to worsening of the underlying mental health condition in the child and an eventual need for more treatment sessions than if the condition had been addressed in its early stages, Mautone explained.
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Polls also found that Britain's Bank of England will increase borrowing costs in May, earlier than previously thought, and while it will be a long wait before the ECB raises interest rates, it is expected to end its asset purchases by the end of the year.
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But you know that no Succession season finale would be complete without winners who've just taken one step closer to the spoils of the Roy empire (and/or earning Logan's love) and losers who will have to spend the long wait between seasons licking their wounds.
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But if you cook a lot of sandwiches, meat, and other foods that need to be flat, and you want to cook them near perfectly without hovering over them for every second of the day than $400 and a year long wait might feel like a steal.
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Then there was the older woman who pushed to be first in the lunch queues, taking more food than was due, so that when, on three occasions, Alan had been last, there was very little left for him but the long wait till the following morning.
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That's worrisome when you consider the airport usually handles 12.2 million passengers in an entire year, and that Brazil's Department of Aviation recently named it one of the three worst airports in the country, based on slow Wi-Fi, long wait times, and a limited snack selection.
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After a long wait to locate the plane, relatives will have to endure further delays until the bodies are returned as helicopters are unable to land in the hostile terrain and the work will have to be carried out on foot, an emergency service official said.
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The United States has not hosted a Games since Salt Lake City in 2002 and NBC, whose parent spent more than $12 billion to hold U.S. rights from 2014-2032, faces a long wait before the next U.S. Games are held in Los Angeles in 2028.
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He also pledged to work with Congress and to extend and reform the VA's Choice Card program—which grew out of the 2014 legislation and allows some veterans to seek private care if they face a long wait time or don't live near a VA facility.
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" As the V.A. has come under fire for perilously long wait times to see a provider, it is holding up the hospice program as a point of pride: The department's policy requires that hospice services be provided without delay to enrolled veterans who seek them. "V.
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The launch of Qianhai Mercantile Exchange (QME), located just 13 kilometres (30 miles) from Hong Kong, brings to an end a long wait for HKEX and its chairman Charles Li, who bought the London Metal Exchange (LME) in 2012 for access to the world's biggest metals consumer.
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It's been a long wait, complicated by the drip-drip reports of the fall-out from Jane Got a Gun, the Natalie Portman-led Western she championed, but, after enforced rewrites and excessive studio pressure, allegedly walked out of on virtually the first day of shooting.
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Due to the long wait for applicants from India to obtain a green card, ending H-4 work authorization would have the greatest impact on women from India, Stuart Anderson, Executive Director of the non-partisan think tank the National Foundation for American Policy told Axios.
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"We will have that election when the time is right but I will make you this promise, we are not going to have a long wait," Ian Blackford told BBC television, adding that his opposition Scottish National Party (SNP) party would oppose Johnson's bid on Monday.
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And yet patients will continue to Google their symptoms and medications because the internet doesn't require an appointment or a long wait, it is not rushed, it doesn't judge, it doesn't require a hefty co-pay and it often provides information that seems simple to understand.
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You know what happened next: three studio albums between 1988 and 1991, a covers record in 1993 and then the punch-line-long wait for "Chinese Democracy," which finally arrived in 2008 featuring none of the "Appetite" lineup aside from the frontman and songwriter Axl Rose.
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John McCain (R-AZ) and Bernie Sanders (I-VT) struck a major compromise that only tinkered around the edges of privatization by creating a pilot program that reimburses private care for veterans who live more than 40 miles from a VA facility or experience long wait times.
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More than 18,000 Democrats turn out for first day of early voting in Nevada Democratic caucusgoers participated in the first day of early voting in Nevada Saturday, the state party announced, a considerable turnout that Democrats celebrated even as some voters voiced concerns over long wait times.
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A White House official said on Thursday that Mr. Trump was specifically referring to a bill to extend emergency funding to the multibillion-dollar Veterans Choice program, which pays for veterans to receive care from private doctors if they face long wait times or travel distances.
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The delay, he said, happened because the NLD wanted to choose the proper people for the commission, but the long wait also raised concerns among the business community, fuelling speculation on how the NLD, made up of many activists and former political prisoners, would handle investment.
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Just last week, a scathing report from the VA Office of the Inspector General documented a host of problems at the Washington D.C. VA Medical Center — including unsterile conditions, long wait times, and failure to track patient safety events — that have put patients at risk for years.
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A Marine firing party shot three rifle volleys into the air, a 20-member Marine band played at the gravesite and a Marine funeral platoon participated in the ceremony, which was attended by Johnson's surviving relatives, giving them an opportunity for closure after a seven-decades-long wait.
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Before we begin our week-long wait for answers, I'd like to shoutout the writers of this episode for bringing us two incredible moments of Blackness, the kind that remind us that not only is Queen Sugar damn good, but it was clearly made for us, by us.
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It has a 12.3-inch touchscreen display with a 3:2 aspect ratio, a seventh-generation Intel Core processor (sadly, there isn't upgrade to eighth-generation chips, despite the long wait for the LTE model to arrive), and it weighs less than two pounds (without a keyboard attached).
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The long wait for a buyer is good news for Tribune shareholders: The new deal is a 45% spike in value of its stock compared to its July 16, 2018 closing price when Federal Communications Commission Chair Ajit Pai called for a hearing over the Sinclair-Tribune deal.
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And on that day When my strength is failing The end draws near And my time has come Still my soul will Sing Your praise unending Ten thousand years And then forevermore Forevermore Ms. Singleton, 46, always knew her son was in for a long wait at the hospital.
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The widow of the late Lamar Hunt, the man who founded the team and coined the term "Super Bowl," Norma told the Kansas City Star in a rare interview that the long wait since the Chiefs' Super Bowl IV triumph in 1970 was testament to the league's competitiveness.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - World number one Ash Barty made a stuttering start to her bid to end her country's long wait for a homegrown Australian Open champion on Monday before calming the nerves of her compatriots with an emphatic 5-7 6-1 6-1 victory over Lesia Tsurenko.
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Mulling their next move from the dusty Mexican town of Piedras Negras, just south of the Eagle Pass crossing on the U.S. side, the latest group of around 1,700 caravan migrants want to avoid a potentially months-long wait for a chance to plead their case for asylum.
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TIJUANA, Mexico (Reuters) - Frustrated by a long wait in Mexico for his U.S. asylum application and fearful of being returned to El Salvador, 217-year-old Omar Gonzalez said he would pay a smuggler to take him on the perilous journey north across the border to the United States.
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BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil (Reuters) - Lionel Messi finally showed signs of life at the Copa America on Tuesday as Argentina battled Brazil for a place in the final but once again he failed to inspire the side when it mattered most and his long wait for an international trophy goes on.
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While some of the booing was surely related to politics and the long wait fans endured outside, it's worth noting that many Atlanta residents haven't forgotten the disparaging words Trump lobbed at the city from behind his Twitter account just a year ago as part of his spat with Rep.
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It's an effort by fellow asylum seekers to keep track of who's in line so that they might ultimately be allowed to enter the US. During the weeks that caravan members have waited in Tijuana, they haven't been in conditions that seem sustainable — or even survivable — for a months-long wait.
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"I injured my calf the other week, and I had to wait in A&E for four hours"—his point being that he was cool to wait for four hours if it meant that the migrants could all still come and share in our long wait times for public services.
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Today, after a long wait, President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE finally unveiled his plan to lower drug prices in a speech.
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Skaggs had such a long wait before throwing his first pitch — the six-run top of the first inning took almost 45 minutes, thanks in part to a 13-pitch Calhoun at-bat that led to a homer — and ended up throwing in the batting cage to keep his arm warm.
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"WTI and Brent today have fallen from intraday highs as market watchers become uneasy by the long wait for the OPEC meeting to conclude, a sign that there could be some form of disagreement," said Tony Headrick, an energy market analyst at St. Paul, Minnesota commodity brokerage CHS Hedging LLC.
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From the long wait for a late bus on 34th Street in Manhattan, to the 15 hours travel through rural New York, the experience takes viewers on this lengthy ride that is a regular part of life for people whose loved ones are in prisons with no public transportation access.
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The last pay-per-view event that took place in the UK came nearly five years ago when Chris Leben took on Mark Munoz in the main event of UFC 138, and UFC will want to make a big splash in the market due to their long wait for a championship bout.
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The unusually long wait, coupled with a lack of transparency during the chaotic night, angered the campaigns, which have spent tens of millions of dollars and countless hours on the ground in the Hawkeye State in the hopes that a strong showing would put their candidate on the path to the Democratic nomination.
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For anyone who suffers from a long wait while attempting to upload large video and photo files onto their computer, there's a new Kickstarter for a portable hard drive that says it can back up your files and offer faster on-the-go file uploading services you can use right after taking photos.
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In order to avoid long wait times for customers and surge pricing (which automatically kicks in when demand for rides is higher than usual in an area), Uber has to make sure enough of its drivers are working—and does so using techniques that are sometimes ethically questionable, the New York Times said.
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At stake is the size of the digital blocks of bitcoin transactions that get uploaded to the blockchain in order to be completed—they're filling up, and as a result the fees that people pay to have their transactions included in a block are climbing, and some users are reporting long wait times.
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The Brexit effect on investment was likely to be "more insidious" as companies faced the prospect of a long wait for the outcome of Britain's attempts to negotiate a new trading relationship with the EU. Broadbent said the impact of the vote on Britain's housing market might also take longer to come through.
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Read more from Theresa Vargas: A teen with autism got new shoes, D.C. kids saw wishes granted and a man gave his mom in death what he couldn't in life — because of you The long wait: For years, she's been hoping to move into a house that will meet her son's disability needs.
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Cruz wanted voters who watched Tuesday's debate to believe O'Rourke's vision for America was one with socialized medicine bogged down by long wait times, extremely high costs for the government, and open borders that would lead to immigrants streaming into the US. Cruz's stance on immigration is largely focused on securing the border.
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Capsule aims to solve what its executives call the "existing pain points" of conventional, bricks-and-mortar pharmacies: long wait times to get prescriptions filled; having to return to the store because a drug is out of stock; uncertainty about how much a drug will cost a patient; and getting questions answered about drugs.
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But Maydi's bus ride to the US allowed her to avoid both the long wait to seek asylum at a port of entry and the risk of being caught trying to cross into the US outside a port of entry, which would lead to her likely separation from her sons, 6 and 11 months.
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At the end of 2018, Tesla executives told investors that their 2019 goals would be to reduce costs, ship as many cars as possible, get Tesla's Shanghai factory up and running to help meet demand in China, and improve service in North America where customers have faced long wait times for repairs and spare parts.
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Designed to bring car rentals into the mobile age and in turn improve the user experience, the Virtuo app lets you book and unlock a Mercedes A-Class or GLA "in minutes," at stations across the various cities the company operates, eradicating long wait times and arduous paperwork often associated with renting a car.
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In 2014, during an oral argument in a death-penalty case involving an intellectually disabled man who had been sentenced to die 35 years earlier, Justice Anthony Kennedy asked whether such a long wait is "consistent with the purposes that the death penalty is designed to serve" and reflects the "orderly administration of justice".
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Some market participants are resigned to a long wait, as the veteran oil trader noted: "Customs will probably delay the data until China solves the trade dispute with the U.S." Reporting by Chen Aizhu, Tom Daly, Meng Meng, Hallie Gu and Dominique Patton; Writing by Josephine Mason; Editing by Tony Munroe and David Holmes
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Mr. Ocean himself first announced the new title three years ago, and seemed to play with the long wait when he included the image of an old-school library due-date slip labeled "Boys Don't Cry" on a website connected to the album, with a series of stamped dates going back over a year.
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Making matters worse, some of these patients are considered too sick and prone to infection to endure a long wait in a hospital, so they are undergoing invasive surgery to implant a left ventricular assist device, or LVAD — implantation of a mechanical pump inside the patient's chest to help their weakened heart to pump blood.
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"For too many years our country has tolerated delays at the airport, long wait times on the tarmac, and a slowing of commerce and travel that costs billion and billions of dollars," Trump said in the East Room, standing alongside a number of airline executives, lawmakers, Vice President Pence and Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao.
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A New York City regulation that requires the installation of door-lock monitors on elevators by the end of the year is starting to cause bottlenecks in work at elevator consultancy and maintenance companies, catching some co-op and condo boards off guard at the long wait times they face to get the work done.
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VA has struggled with long wait times and an inept community care program, resulting in an inability to provide a continuum of services to veterans and more importantly, has not been held clinically or fiscally accountable for veterans' health — the VA's budget has quadrupled since 2001, yet some veterans still struggle for access to care.
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The fade may not only cost the Grizzlies a playoff berth but also threaten to extend Mike Conley's career-long wait for an All-Star berth, since team success is bound to be factored in to the votes of the media panel and coaches given the glut of worthy guards in the West. 233.
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The unusually long wait, coupled with a lack of transparency during the chaotic night, angered the campaigns, which have spent tens of millions of dollars and countless hours on the ground in the Hawkeye State in the hopes that a strong showing would put their candidate on the path to the Democratic nomination and the chance to face Trump.
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Founded a little over a year ago by Calvin Benton and Gavin Dhesi, Spill aims to reduce the barriers associated with accessing mental health and well-being services, which it says typically leaves people in the U.K. with two choices: facing long wait times via the National Health Service or paying for expensive private therapy sessions.
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Gutowski comes to Hawaii from the troubled Arizona VA system, where she was an associate director, and later acting director, of the Southern Arizona VA. It was during her tenure there that reports of long wait times – and associated patient deaths – at VA hospitals in her district prompted a full-scale investigation of misconduct at VA facilities nationwide.
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The election law proposal comes as LA County, the biggest voting district in the US, faced a myriad of voting challenges earlier this week on Super Tuesday that included ballot machines not working, access issues with the statewide voter registration database and other technical problems with the county's new voting machines which resulted in long wait times for voters.
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This is why, out of all the data suggesting a Latino surge in early voting in 2016 — the hours-long wait outside a Latino supermarket in Nevada on the last day of early voting, the spike in low-propensity, unaffiliated Latino voters in Florida — the most surprising outcome might be in Texas, which isn't even a swing state.
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Although he does not take charge full time until 2020 — a long wait — he has begun to talk about his plans for the Met, including commissioning new works, perhaps developed in collaboration with the Philadelphia Orchestra (where he is also music director), and occasionally getting the company out of Lincoln Center and into the communities of New York.
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The first season in particular is perfect television: it's well shot, the characters are real and interesting, and the story marches towards its grim conclusion with a mounting tension that makes it very difficult to stop watching (I still remember the torturous, week-long wait between episodes back when I was watching Season 1 on TV).
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The US Citizenship and Immigration Services agency announced Tuesday that "premium processing" for the H-1B visa will be suspended through September 10, meaning applicants and their prospective US employers are temporarily barred from paying an extra $1,225 fee to have their petitions processed within a shortened 15-day timeframe — instead of the usual months-long wait.
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In it, Bhatnagar acknowledges long wait times for customers seeking help, and lays out additional steps the company plans to take to better its services: Published Service Levels: Over the next 90 days we will baseline and publish our committed time to resolution so our customers understand the bar we are setting for ourselves to deliver fast resolutions to their issues.
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"The fact that the editor was released when Tomb Raider was very popular, but just before the long wait for the Angel of Darkness [another Tomb Raider game], gave a big initial impulse, followed by a lot of custom tools and additional materials that were made by fans," said Italian level editor Francesco Venco over email, who first joined trle.
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Created in collaboration with design studio Pitch Interactive, the map uses real-time data from Google Trends and historical search queries to identify up-to-the-minute interest in what Google says are the five most relevant voting issues: problems with voting machines, long wait times, information on inactive voter and provisional ballot status, and voter intimidation at polling sites.
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In "Exodus: Our Journey to Europe," a BBC film series that features footage shot by refugees themselves, the films delve into first-person accounts of children and adults fleeing war and persecution, who unflinchingly share every moment of their treacherous journeys, from their negotiations with smugglers to the long wait for a boat to their near-death crossings made across the sea.
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When New York City attempted to cap the number of Uber vehicles in 2015 due to concerns about congestion, Uber launched a ferocious political campaign to defeat it, including a feature in the Uber app called "de Blasio view" that would show extremely long wait times for vehicles, implying that that would become a reality if Mayor Bill de Blasio got his way.
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This means many families face long wait times, which can lead to worsening of a child's underlying mental health condition and an eventual need for more treatment sessions than if the condition had been addressed in its early stages, explained Jennifer Mautone, a psychologist in the Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia.
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