This story will be updated as additional postponements are announced.
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Georgia, Puerto Rico, Maryland, and Kentucky have also announced postponements.
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Postponements are usually related to new information that could impact bondholders.
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She must endure lab tests and postponements of the legal proceedings.
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Postponements often forced players to complete multiple rounds in a day.
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But then it became writing about cancellations and postponements and rescheduling.
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Airbus said it did not expect a wave of order postponements.
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A look at the postponements and cancellations in Asia and elsewhere.
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Any concert postponements / rescheduled dates will be announced at a later time.
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Barring any postponements, Russell would be eligible to return May 3, 2019.
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Weather delays and postponements are just the nature of an outdoor sport.
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These postponements have created concerns that the November general election could be delayed.
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The online league was created in the wake of the coronavirus-related postponements.
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On Monday, GNA opponents staged a vote in the HOR after months of postponements.
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Investors have been wondering when Standard Chartered will reset paying dividends after several postponements.
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Nigerians are becoming used to election postponements; it happened in the last national elections.
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Here is a brief list of closures, cancellations and postponements in New York City.
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The silver lining is Shiffrin probably stood to benefit the most from the postponements.
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Postponements and cancellations continued in an effort to curtail the spread of the virus.
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That document allows for fresh elections, which, after multiple postponements, are now expected in 2018.
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Rogue boats in the hazard zone, high winds, and other issues have also forced postponements.
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Kelly announced the postponements Thursday night on social media, but kept quiet about the injury.
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But ugly contract disputes caused multiple postponements, and the idea was thrown out in 2014.
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In the midst of a global outbreak, these cancellations, postponements, and venue changes seems responsible.
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Russell will be eligible to return on May 3, against St. Louis, barring any postponements.
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Cohen's prospective testimony has been the subject of a series of postponements in recent weeks.
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While postponements of high-profile matches for security reasons are rare, Sunday's decision was hardly unprecedented.
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The Nationals have played just 5 1/2 innings of baseball since Sunday due to postponements.
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Reuters has reported on the widespread cancellations, closures and postponements throughout sports, entertainment, and education ( here ).
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Backlogs often cause attorneys to request postponements and delays, frequently without the approval of their clients.
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The postponements and cancellations have rocked the wedding industry, causing layoffs and a backlogged 2021 season.
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The decision follows the cancellations and postponements of various international art fairs amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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The two sides have been locked in a protracted battle since 2013, with multiple demolition postponements.
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A look at postponements, cancellations and adjustments made in response to growing fears about the virus.
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The long-awaited U.S. peace plan isn&apost expected to be unveiled before August, following several postponements.
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She wasn't surprised, not after all the postponements by the professional leagues, yet she still felt stunned.
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Now, after three postponements, the city predicts that it will reach that crisis point on July 9.
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The postponements have left an unexpected opening for Sanders to soldier on, even as his prospects fade.
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The Chicago White Sox have already rescheduled three weather-related postponements as single-admission doubleheaders this season.
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The postponements underscore how Trump's impeachment trial is affecting campaign politics on both sides of the aisle.
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Held at last on May 20th in Dar es Salaam, after many postponements, only two presidents showed up.
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But after a mountain of procedural postponements, the first verdict could come down as soon as next week.
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Since then, the court agreed to grant the government a few postponements, but now the deadline is near.
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Previously the KNVB had called off games in the North Brabant province, but the postponements are now nationwide.
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The city's largest convention center has seen 14 cancellations or postponements, costing hotels an estimated 252,000 room nights.
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The postponements were a highly unusual development in an American political campaign, though not an entirely unprecedented one.
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Therefore, they should see if they qualify for a deferment or forbearance, temporary postponements of their student loan payments.
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The Ross delay came shortly after postponements of hearings for Trump's choices to head the Education and Labor departments.
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Outages, cancellations and postponements As the storm's impact widens as it moves north, power outages are expected to soar.
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Numerous delays led to a series of postponements and filming didn't get underway until the second half of 2017.
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The postponements come days after Dana White, UFC president, said he would try to keep fights going without audiences.
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The coronavirus pandemic in the U.S. has indeed forced cancellations, closures and postponements throughout sports, entertainment, and education ( here ).
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In addition to several postponements, Democrats also have seen Trump administration officials vow not to comply with their subpoenas.
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Amid travel bans and trip postponements, demand for air travel has fallen, leading to more than 200,000 flight cancellations.
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Despite three postponements and countless impassioned speeches, only 99 of the assembly's 225 members supported the chief minister, H.D. Kumaraswamy.
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Indeed, SpaceX is no stranger to delays; the Falcon Heavy rocket finally went up in February following years of postponements.
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Court-appointed defense attorney Riyadh Saleh said he is not allowed to request postponements or time to study case files.
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During these difficulties, Eads put his loans into multiple forbearances, which are temporary postponements of payments, during which interest accrues.
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After two postponements in 2013 and 2017, this version will see 72 matches contested between August 2019 and June 2021.
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Silverman, the prosecutor, said multiple postponements of the long-awaited trial have taken a toll on the victims' loved ones.
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Both have also faced a slew of order deferrals in recent weeks, while insisting the trend of postponements is stable.
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The NHL, which remains in a shutdown caused by the coronavirus pandemic, announced additional postponements to its calendar on Wednesday.
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The Jacob K. Javits Convention Center has cleared its event calendar through mid-April because of several cancellations and postponements.
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Esports revenue will dive thanks to cancellations and postponements from the coronavirus after a $1 billion-plus estimate for 2020.
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But she was granted at least five postponements of deportation, and in December, her lawyer, Hans Meyer, asked for another.
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Aside from the infections, one death and rapidly multiplying postponements and cancellations, there has been extraordinary turmoil in financial markets.
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Rain and unseasonably cold temperatures plagued an unusual number of markets throughout April and May, causing 36 postponements already in 2018.
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In the 1980s, the Reagan administration tried to delay several agency rules without asking the public to comment on the postponements.
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There is no excuse for this delay, which does a disservice to the litigants who are impacted by these unconscionable postponements.
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In addition to several postponements, Democrats also have seen two more Trump administration officials vow not to comply with their subpoenas.
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These cancellations and postponements are taking place as medical systems across the U.S. are facing a shortage of supplies and beds.
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As media report on closures, postponements or incidence, they will be sensitive to any pitch that comes off as tone deaf.
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After months of rescheduling and postponements, Depp's legal team is set to depose Heard on Saturday in her ongoing restraining order case.
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The second round of the presidential election, scheduled for January 24th after two postponements, was called off two days before the vote.
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However, none of these setbacks have deterred the longtime Jeopardy host, even if they occasionally cause postponements in taping the game show.
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Their willingness, goaded on by an inflamed Democratic base, to force postponements of committee votes on Trump nominees suggests they just might.
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The postponements came after similar announcements from the N.H.L. and M.L.S. earlier Thursday, with both leagues saying they would suspend their seasons.
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The company successfully launched a handful of satellites for Iridium Communications from California's Vandenberg Air Force Base in January, following a few postponements.
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New York (CNN Business)The coronavirus pandemic has ravaged the sports world, leading to suspensions or postponements of games and major sporting events.
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Paychecks and sponsor deals were already much smaller for female athletes; now postponements and cancellations have added further uncertainty about their wages. 6.
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Doctors encourage patients to view postponements as a time to manage their mental health and get their bodies in optimal shape to conceive.
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It's possible that SpaceX could fly as early as the first part of 2020, but any unforeseen issues could lead to more postponements.
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"Air Berlin is also a victim of the constant postponements of the new airport," the weekly newspaper on Wednesday quoted Thomas Winkelmann as saying.
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Widodo has pledged to boost Indonesia's electricity capacity by two-thirds by 2019, but the ambitious proposal has been dogged by postponements and reversals.
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"It was like someone was playing a game of Ping-Pong with my brain," she said of the postponements in the first week here.
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Further postponements of the deadline, which had been originally set at the end of March, depend on how the health crisis evolves, it added.
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The state's attorney's office said it was requesting postponements on all cases requiring testimony from two of the officers involved in the November incident.
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Investors have been hopeful that the SEC will grant a cryptocurrency ETF this year, but have been left disappointed by multiple rejections and postponements.
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An earlier version of this article, based on inaccurate information from Ms. Vizguerra's lawyer, misstated the number of postponements of deportation she had received.
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That will shake out to roughly 18 paychecks, counting off days, and possibly a few more if there are any postponements due to inclement weather.
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The postponements announced on Friday also highlighted how difficult it was for Volkswagen to calculate the cost of the scandal and prepare credible financial statements.
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The problems have forced several postponements of a summit meeting in the United States at which a preliminary accord on the alliance would be signed.
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"The Committee could no longer entertain further postponements from the Minister and took a decision to institute an inquiry," the committee's chairman Sahlulele Luzipo said.
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The consortium was the only bidder at the auction, which ends a privatization process that started last year and faced postponements due to legal disputes.
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Postponements in building out the 5G networks in the United States because of the pandemic could also affect Apple's next-generation iPhone, the note said.
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In total, the announced restructurings and postponements of Boeing and Airbus aircraft delivery will reduce capital expenditure for 2019 and 2020 by $2.1 billion, it said.
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Last week, Brno University Hospital in the Czech Republic—a major Covid-19 testing hub—suffered a ransomware attack that disrupted operations and caused surgery postponements.
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The spread of the coronavirus has disrupted games and leagues and schedules around the world over the past week, forcing cancellations and postponements at every level.
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International Olympic Committee's chief spokesman Mark Adams said committee officials weren't concerned that the postponements would have an impact on completing all the Games on time.
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Following two postponements caused by construction delays, Miami Beach's city-owned Bass art museum has announced its October 2017 reopening following a $12 million renovation project.
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Markets are wary of the Fed's flirtations with interest rate increases, as the central bank in recent years has often found reasons for last-minute postponements.
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Scholars have experienced postponements and disruptions for what have previously been routine immigration processes such as family visas, renewals of status, or clearance for international travel.
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Scholars have experienced postponements and disruptions for what have previously been routine immigration processes such as family visas, renewals of status, or clearance for international travel.
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Besides, a recent government report found that nearly 90 percent of continuances (postponements) on the immigration dockets were attributable to factors outside the control of judges.
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After several postponements, Washington plans a first formal outing of the economic components of the plan at a "Peace for Prosperity" workshop in June in Bahrain.
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In total, the announced restructurings and postponements of Boeing and Airbus aircraft delivery will reduce capital expenditure for 2019 and 2020 by $83 billion, the company said.
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POSTPONEMENTS Because of the snowstorm on the East Coast, Southern Methodist's game at Temple was called off, as was No. 16 Providence's game at No. 4 Villanova.
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The postponements come after Cardi told the crowd at the Beale Street Musical Festival in Memphis that she "should have canceled today," at the beginning of May.
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Despite this slippage, we estimate the 2015 general government surplus at 0.4% of GDP due to lower expenditure from postponements in investment projects and moderated public wages.
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Mike Moustakas and Lucas Duda each drove in a run for Kansas City, which has opened the season with four losses in five games amid two postponements.
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As a result of eight weather postponements (three of those have subsequently been played) and other scheduling quirks, the Yankees have played six fewer games than Boston.
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Three postponements Cohen's appearance before all three committees has been an episode in itself, as he postponed all three appearances earlier this month -- for three different reasons.
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"You see postponements, delays and cancellations, so you're going to see as supply-demand balance that's going to be different over the next couple of years," he said.
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In Argentina where state-run energy buyer Enarsa is grappling with oversupply following a spate of recent tender purchases, traders reported cargo cancellations as well as delivery postponements.
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Voters will head to the polls across Lebanon Sunday to choose their parliament for the first time in nine years, after prolonged political gridlock and three vote postponements.
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Given the rapidity of cancellations and postponements across the culture, my guess is that only states voting Tuesday are immune from following the example of Louisiana and Georgia.
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The reluctance to offer alternatives -- or provide clarity about possible postponements -- reinforces the secrecy around what is already one of the most insular and mysterious institutions of government.
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AMSTERDAM, March 3 (Reuters) - UEFA has set up a working group with the European Leagues association to handle any fixture congestion which may be caused by coronavirus postponements.
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While the announcement feels late, given the dozens of tour postponements and cancellations last week, the tour was on break after completing an Australian leg earlier this month.
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Sports leagues all over the globe have announced cancellations and postponements of tournaments and games over fears of the virus ... with the NBA famously suspending its season indefinitely.
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A source said that up to seven cargoes could be delayed as a result of the force majeure, with some long-term buyers potentially already notified of postponements.
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This delay was just one more in a long history of postponements that have dogged "DAU" for years, from its controversial production in Ukraine to its botched rollout.
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As Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said recently, for the first time he's hearing decisions about investment and hiring postponements due to the concerns over a possible trade war.
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He said immigration lawyers have used postponements to "string things out," on the theory that the longer immigrants are in the country, the harder it is to deport them.
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Louisiana, Georgia and Kentucky have announced postponements of their elections, and Democratic officials in Wyoming have said they will do away with the in-person portion of their caucuses.
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Barring postponements or other complications, he will manage his 22011,22014th Mets game and surpass Davey Johnson on Saturday against the Angels, one of the other teams Collins has managed.
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Mthethwa was charged with the crime in August of that year, and after two years of postponements, the trial began in June 2015, only to face further setbacks and delays.
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But February postponements could send shockwaves through the calendar as March releases like Disney&aposs "Mulan" and the latest James Bond film "No Time to Die" vie for limited showtimes.
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KINSHASA (Reuters) - Democratic Republic of Congo opposition parties accused election officials of trying to provoke trouble by delaying Sunday's scheduled presidential vote, and said they would not tolerate any further postponements.
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It is, of course, entirely possible that the reported postponements have nothing to do with the Galaxy Fold's apparent fragility and the phone is still cruising towards the market as planned.
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EU diplomats discussed in recent days possible postponements of Brexit until the end of 2019, for a year until next spring or even going as far as the end of 2020.
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Professional and college sports are attempting to adjust to a rapidly escalating health crisis, with leagues, colleges and public institutions around the world Wednesday announcing cancellations, postponements and changes of venues.
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PYEONGCHANG, South Korea — Fierce winds are taking their toll on the 2018 Winter Olympic Games, leading to postponements of competition and difficult conditions for some events that are continuing as scheduled.
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In its latest request for further delay in both cases, the U.S. Justice Department said that prosecutors have been "diligently" pursuing their probe since the original postponements were previously put in place.
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The bureau accuses Navient of steering struggling borrowers toward multiple postponements of their loans instead of into income-driven repayment plans, which cap monthly payments at a percentage of the borrower's income.
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That result sounded some alarms, and Shiffrin's coaches grew concerned that she needed more time to rest because the weather postponements had compressed all five Alpine races into a much briefer window.
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But Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit sees little prospect of emulating their electoral success even if the junta, which seized power in a May 2014 coup, holds elections as promised next year after several postponements.
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The two main parties, however, the Democrat Party and the Thaksin-allied Puea Thai Party, have openly criticized Prayuth's election postponements and will field their own candidates for the prime minister job.
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For victims, family members and defendants, the obligatory court appearances and inevitable postponements create "incredible pressure," said Jocelyn Simonson, an assistant professor at Brooklyn Law School and a former public defender in Brooklyn.
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The Department of Environmental Affairs had granted postponements in 2015 to applicants including Sasol, Eskom and Anglo American Platinum until 2020 to comply with the new minimum emissions standards for air quality laws.
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On top of that, several employees told the Seattle Times about hiring freezes or postponements in their groups, the first sign of a slowdown in Amazon's rapid expansion over the past few years.
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They should reduce the call for jury service but not violate a defendant's right to a speedy trial with lengthy postponements for those who have already been waiting for long periods in jail.
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Even for New England fans saddened by Brady's announcement, the news was a respite from the daily deluge of postponements and cancellations by leagues and events as the pandemic decimates the sports landscape.
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Cryptocurrency bulls have been hopeful that the U.S. securities regulator will grant the first bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) this year — but they've been left disappointed by a series of rejections and postponements.
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The immigration judges' union also welcomed the change, saying that under the previous policy, many Central Americans' cases were not ultimately expedited because they often arrived in court unprepared, only to request postponements.
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Manager Ned Yost acknowledged with the Royals off Monday and Thursday they could go with a four-man rotation until Ventura is reinstated, which would be June 28 if there are no weather postponements.
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The league's statement said the decision came after Real Madrid put its team in quarantine, and that it had notified the clubs, the Spanish soccer federation and the national sports ministry of the postponements.
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As a smaller club, we knew there would be cancellations and postponements, but it took a while for us to get notified as the larger festivals and tours all had to come down first.
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"The military wants to ensure that it can convince political parties to support it and that's why it needs more time," said a senior government aide, referring to the repeated postponements of the election.
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Due to earlier postponements, we've got big day in sailing, which features the laser men's medal race, the finn men's medal race, the laser radial women's medal race, and the nacra 17 mixed medal race.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The insurance industry is becoming the latest casualty of the oil price slump, with postponements and cancellations of energy projects forcing down premium rates and income in a market that was already crowded.
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MIAMI — Fear of the damage that Hurricane Matthew may cause in the United States prompted two college football postponements Thursday and had the N.F.L. plotting just-in-case possibilities for games scheduled in Tampa, Fla.
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Nearly a million people in the United States have received deportation orders but have managed to stay in the country anyway, often hanging on through postponements granted to them at check-ins with immigration officials.
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The league's statement said the decision came after Real Madrid put its team in quarantine, and that it had notified the clubs, the Royal Spanish Football Federation and the national sports ministry of the postponements.
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The league's statement said the decision came after Real Madrid put its squad into quarantine, and that it had notified the clubs, the Spanish soccer federation (RFEF) and the national sports ministry of the postponements.
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In recent months, Mr. Deripaska's firms have notched initial victories by winning multiple postponements from the Treasury Department of the sanctions on the oligarch's holding company, EN+, and the giant aluminum company it controls, Rusal.
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Thanks to multiple postponements connected to public health concerns, as many as 10 states and the District of Columbia may now hold primaries on June 2, making it suddenly quite important to the Democratic race.
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Under the package announced by Finance Minister Mohammed al-Jadaan on Friday, 21 billion riyals will be set aside to help businesses, with measures such as exemptions and postponements of some government fees and taxes.
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"This can only be a modest surprise given the weak order intake in recent years and may reflect one or two recent sales campaign losses or postponements," said Harry Breach, aerospace analyst at Raymond James.
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Conciliatory steps by both sides, including the tariff postponements and Beijing's resumption of soybean and pork purchases, have soothed jittery financial markets, which for months were roiled by the uncertainty fueled by the trade war.
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That could be through putting their loans into temporary postponements, including forbearance or deferment, or, if their earnings are low enough, through enrolling in an income-driven repayment plan where their payment would be nothing.
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"The reason for postponements is in order to help us or give us time or provide the opportunity to implement the projects over a period of time," said Sasol executive vice president for operations, Bernard Klingenberg.
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There were nearly 22 hours of rain delays and exactly 13 hours of game play spanning the three games and two postponements, one of which was made up in a doubleheader swept by Washington on Saturday.
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Boca Juniors does not want to play at all, believing that River is responsible for the violent incidents around its stadium that caused the postponements and should be forced to forfeit the game and the trophy.
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There has been a slew of concert cancellations and postponements in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, and insurance companies are slamming the door on performers who dare to ask the insurers to cover their losses.
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MILAN, March 5 (Reuters) - Italy's Serie A is set to resume at the weekend, with matches played without spectators because of the coronavirus outbreak, after a turbulent fortnight of last-minute postponements, u-turns and squabbling.
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In addition, EPA claimed that a delay was needed because of legal challenges to the rule, but then failed to explain how the delay was justified under the strict standard that applies to those types of postponements.
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The U.S. citizens residing in Puerto Rico are entitled to more than postponements or more delay tactics, we are entitled to a final resolution, which it will be in the form of the June 28503 electoral exercise.
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Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha had promised an election would take place in November this year, but the junta last month said it could be delayed until February 2019 - which would be the latest of several postponements.
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"Scholars have experienced postponements and disruptions for what have previously been routine immigration processes such as family visas, renewals of status, or clearance for international travel," he said, adding that international students were "essential" to university life.
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If Sanders stays in through the end of the primary process, which is now being pushed back due to postponements of votes because of coronavirus, my guess is the Biden team gets a lot less cordial. 2.
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The N.W.H.L., in its fourth season, has had travel-and weather-related postponements before, as have other professional leagues like the W.N.B.A. Despite partnerships with four N.H.L. franchises, N.W.H.L. teams still travel with budgetary and time constraints.
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The central bank has asked banks to cut banking fees, adjust their capital and credit ratios, and allow repayment postponements for up to six months, particularly for small and medium enterprises, the state news agency said separately.
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As with other features of our decadence, a Pax Americana sustained by indefinite police actions, indefinitely frozen conflicts and indefinite postponements of defeat is hardly the worst geopolitical scenario imaginable, and definitely preferable to certain bloodier alternatives.
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The Omani central bank has also asked banks to cut banking fees, adjust capital and credit ratios, and allow repayment postponements for up to six months, particularly for small and medium enterprises, the state news agency said on Wednesday.
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Left without live sports, linear TV networks like ESPN are reportedly struggling to fill large schedule gaps, but it's unclear whether programming substitutions will be enough to satisfy sports fans — particularly if cancellations and postponements continue for several months.
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As the virus spreads, concert promoters, club operators and artists' managers are contemplating a difficult year that could be full of postponements and cancellations — and with that, the potential for millions or even billions of dollars in lost income.
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The watershed moment for most venues will come if the International Olympic Committee were to make any major cancellations or postponements or if the Boston Athletic Association were to cancel the Boston Marathon because of coronavirus fears, Anderson said.
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Executives also have gotten less time with the president as the councils sputtered after other prominent CEOs defected — Elon Musk of Tesla and Bob Iger of Disney resigned their council positions across the spring — and scheduling conflicts forced postponements.
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The move follows similar postponements by banking regulators in Hong Kong and Australia as concerns grow over the complexity of the rules and as it is also uncertain how they will fit with other capital reforms yet to be finalised.
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Pruitt's EPA, however, has sought to scuttle still-governing regulations with shortcuts, such as claimed delays or postponements that would, in reality, indefinitely shelve earlier finalized regulations, but without providing the analysis and justification the Supreme Court has long required.
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ABUJA (Reuters) - While most Nigerians took the delay in a presidential election in their stride on Sunday, after similar postponements in 2011 and 2015, one presidential candidate and civil society groups expressed concern that the vote could now be compromised.
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BANGKOK (Reuters) - The trial of two Chinese ethnic Uighur men suspected of carrying out a deadly bomb attack in Bangkok in 2015 began on Tuesday after three postponements due to defense lawyers being unable to find suitable interpreters for their clients.
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The new restrictions follow an avalanche of headlines showing how the virus has upended normal American life, including cancellations or postponements of sporting events, the Louisiana presidential primary, Broadway shows, concerts, conferences, classes at universities and schools, and much more.
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" Although Dominguez acknowledged that his organization had to be "self-critical" for the way it had handled the two postponements, he laid the blame for a situation he described as a "disgrace" on "a few misfits" rather than "Argentine society.
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Despite a wave of cancellations and postponements in response to the Covid-19 coronavirus pandemic — with everything from the NBA to Broadway on hold — three states are set to go forward with their presidential primaries as scheduled on Tuesday, March 17.
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Game-maker Electronic Arts announced a number of event postponements and cancellations on Friday in response to the worldwide coronavirus epidemic, include a delay in the Apex Legends Global Series' Major 2000 and EA SPORTS FIFA 275 Global Series tournaments.
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The postponements raise questions about whether Democrats will be able to wrap up their inquiry by the end of the year, a informal deadline members have pointed to as a possible time when they will reach a decision on impeachment. Rep.
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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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PredictHQ said there was a 500 percent increase in major event cancellations and postponements last month, and the International Air Transport Association this month increased previous estimates for airline travel losses due to the coronavirus outbreak to as much as $113 billion.
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Given the dangers posed by the virus, "the ends of justice served by ordering" the postponements "outweigh the best interests of the public and any defendant's right to a speedy trial," wrote the federal judge who issued that order, Ricardo S. Martinez.
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"If I realize after a couple of weeks that we are still saying the same things, with the same delays and the same postponements, then we would have a problem," Salvini told RTL radio on Tuesday ahead of his call to Di Maio.
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LONDON, March 213 (Reuters) - If coronavirus-postponements have left the 225 Six Nations Championship schedule in a state of flux, Scotland's surprise victory over France on Sunday has ensured that the destination of the title is similarly still very much "to be decided".
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Washington Capitals (38-9-4, +52)—Seriously, the Capitals still hold five games in hand over the Hawks, thanks partly to losing a pair of games to weather-related postponements and partly due to a schedule-maker who hates everyone who does power rankings.
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Elliott will provide 300 million euros in financing to the Chinese consortium, a lawyer and a source close to the matter said on Monday, and the deal is now expected to close on April 14 — eight months and two postponements after it was agreed.
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Broadcasters and marketers are fretting about a sports calendar already upended by cancellations and postponements involving nearly every other league and major event in the world — which, among other challenges, would make it difficult for marquee athletes like N.B.A. superstars to come to Tokyo.
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The new covering, which follows years of rain delays and postponements that often extended the year's final grand slam to an extra day, leaves the French Open as the only slam without a retractable roof, which they hope to put in place by 2020.
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The Yankees, who have been troubled this season by weather delays and postponements, travel snafus and airplane problems, had to make a one-day stop in Detroit two weeks ago to make up a doubleheader and they have two doubleheaders scheduled in Baltimore later this season.
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Conspiracy theorists can argue that it will also allow Oracle, with its superior financial means and onshore resources, another chance to make up for lost time, just as it did in San Francisco when race postponements gave it precious opportunities to make changes to its boat.
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Just like with the mercury and arsenic regulation, Interior did not get the public's input before postponing the deadlines, improperly postponed the deadlines even though the reform was already in effect, and did not explain how the postponement was justified under the strict standard that applies to these postponements.
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"Brexit day" has seen several postponements as political leaders try to sort out a deal or plan, but in the lead-up to the initial Brexit date — in March — there was concern about the immediate impacts on air travel, including for flights that were in the air at midnight.
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Hurricane Irma caused the cancellation and postponements of sporting events all over Florida, and the Rays were forced to play a home series against the New York Yankees at Citi Field in New York earlier this week before getting word that Tampa would be able to host this weekend's series.
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Victory for Ledecka, who is a world champion snowboarder, was a welcome distraction for organizers from questions about the empty seats in venues, which they say were due to some postponements at the start due to winds, the Lunar New Year and a cold snap at the start of the Games.
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The disruptions and postponements and cancellations, which had started last week at a drip-drop pace, a game here and there, swelled on Thursday into large, devastating waves that seemed poised to cause far-reaching competitive and financial repercussions for nearly everyone associated with these games and this business for years.
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Colorado Cop Admits to Faking Body Cam Footage in Felony Weapons CaseOn Thursday, the District Attorney's office of Pueblo, Colorado officially dropped felony drug and…Read more Read"Pending the Baltimore Police Department's investigation pertaining to the officer's conduct, the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office is requesting postponements on all cases involving the officers," said a spokesperson for Mosby.
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"They have further demonstrated that they are already suffering harmful consequences such as the cancellation and postponements of surgeries, the stigma of being set apart as inherently unfit, facing the prospect of discharge and inability to commission as an officer, the inability to move forward with long-term medical plans, and the threat to their prospects of obtaining long-term assignments," Garbis wrote.
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Red Sea Africa Area of detail Eritrea Djibouti Lake Assal Awash R. Djibouti City Lake Abbé Ethiopia Addis Ababa- Djibouti Railway Dire Dawa Addis Ababa Harar Awash National Park 80 miles By The New York Times After several postponements, a passenger service went online in January 2018, and quickly became a symbol of Ethiopian ambition — the first stage of a planned network which, if realized, will span 3,000 miles.
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Jim HimesJames (Jim) Andres HimesDiplomat who raised Ukraine concerns to testify in Trump impeachment probe Sunday shows — Mulvaney seeks to tamp down firestorm over quid pro quo comments, Doral decision Hurd: No Ukrainian officials have told State Department 'they felt like their arms were being twisted' MORE (D-Conn.), a member of the House Intelligence Committee, indicated the postponements would likely lead to a much busier schedule next week.
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The House Budget Committee, led by Chairwoman Diane BlackDiane Lynn BlackBottom line Overnight Health Care: Anti-abortion Democrats take heat from party | More states sue Purdue over opioid epidemic | 1 in 4 in poll say high costs led them to skip medical care Lamar Alexander's exit marks end of an era in evolving Tennessee MORE (R-Tenn.), will mark up a 2018 budget resolution on Wednesday after weeks of behind-the-scenes negotiations, delays and postponements.
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