The NEC had met on 12 July, so even those who did not want a six-month cutoff had still proposed a retrospective freeze date.
But we moved to Michigan, which at that time had a December cutoff, and I now have a rising sixth grader instead of a rising fifth grader.
Those on the NEC who had opposed the six-month cutoff date had proposed a much closer cutoff of 24 June – the day after the EU referendum, Sheldon said, referring to evidence submitted by McNicol.
However, the state granted one-time, three-month extensions to most of the 1,500 single people -- and to all of the 120 families -- who reached their 12-month cutoff last month, Ms. Facciarossa said.
AMC broke the season into two parts, and only the first half was televised before the May cutoff date for Emmy eligibility.
But a December cutoff might put the CBS broadcast of the Tonys in jeopardy, said Mr. Boyett, whose play "One Man, Two Guvnors" opened on Wednesday.
New York is one of several states that limit participation in the primary election to those registered in advance with a party, but its six-month cutoff window is by far the strictest in the country.
Pharmacia says outside experts agreed that the six-month cutoff provided the most meaningful data, but the British Medical Journal found "hints of wickedness" in this affair and called for a truly independent analysis.
He pointed to short animations that explain complex technologies, and an online petition urging Microsoft to keep selling the aging Windows XP operating system beyond its June cutoff date, which has collected 160,000 names.
But all but a handful of hits -- "Hairspray," "The Producers" and "Tartuffe," for example -- changed from 8 to 7. So the experiment will continue past its original March cutoff.
