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Examples for "hold"
Examples for "hold"
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So far so good, but the situation couldn't hold stable for long.
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The other sector will hold GEMS' assets in Europe and north America.
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Ms Yingluck said she will hold new elections as soon as possible.
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The main problem is not other countries wanting to hold EU referendums.
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However, pasteurization can be done at lower temperatures, given longer hold times.
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Children must wait years for orthodontic treatment in the public health ervice.
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Of course there's always one way out-thesure way-butthat can wait.
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Let the state aid wait, DIA General Director Alexander Turbanov told journalists.
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But they may wait for the right market window, the source said.
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That is four times longer than the average wait a month ago.
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Therefore the delay, said a government source directly involved in the policymaking.
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Problems over acquisition of land for nuclear power plants could delay projects.
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The government needs to follow its advice on effective measures without delay.
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However, problems organising the port rotation of cargo caused yet another delay.
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News Corp confirmed the delay but declined to comment, the paper said.
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The markets, however, seem disinclined to give him the option of deferral.
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HIV residual risk did not increase after the implementation of 12-month deferral.
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Any deferral, any climate delay is just another form of climate denialism.
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But legal experts said it was possible Dutt could seek yet another deferral.
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Tax deferral may not work that way in the current environment.
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CNN must have liked the hairdo: they'd granted her a two-month deferment.
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Borrowers then become ineligible for further financial aid, deferment and forbearance programs.
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Firms can apply for cash grants, interest-free loans and penalty-free rates deferment.
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No money for the tax deferment for business and no VAT cut.
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The scheme offers either cash, a rates deferment or low level interest-free loans.
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But much of a time lag, the way it is with ghosts.
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I'm now receiving my sensory input with a one-hundred-and-twenty- millisecond time lag.
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The time lag puzzled him; why had he waited so long?
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Typically, when you crunch such enormous amounts of information, there's a time lag.
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From the time lag of the echo, it can calculate the bogey's distance.
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Windy conditions all week have forced the postponement of three other races.
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The top government spokesman on Wednesday said Tokyo wasn't preparing for postponement.
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Many Brexiteers worry such a postponement could lead to Brexit never happening.
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For the wireless industry, the spectrum auction postponement was a major disappointment.
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The postponement Saturday was just the third home postponement in Islanders history.
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It follows the postponement of the address, originally scheduled for last week.
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It slipped into a chronic condition of postponement; and Mr. Maxwell died.
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The morning sped by, due in part to several requests for postponement.
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Those who had lobbied for the postponement welcomed the change of date.
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Limerick GAA announced a further postponement just after 10am on Sunday morning.
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The postponement presents another bump in climbing's long journey to the games.
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But they stopped well short of pushing the IOC toward a postponement.
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There is a mood of mind in which one likes any postponement.
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The CRE approved a first six-month postponement that was never published officially.
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His Lordship refuses a postponement; Hohen-what's-his-name should have thought of this before.
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This has necessitated the postponement of some routine surgeries in various hospitals.
