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QUESTION FROM RODW: Do you expect VP Biden's budget talks with Congress to come up with anything substantial by Obama's deadline of the end of June?
Most observers had expected the Australian suitor to return with a more substantial bid before a deadline of December 15th set by Britain's takeover authorities for Macquarie to put up or shut up.
NBC executives said that the show was canceled essentially because the television audience, after watching the first episode of "Deadline" in substantial numbers on Oct. 2, had diminished week after week.
As the 12-member panel began its race against a November deadline to recommend substantial federal savings, Mr. Elmendorf said its task had become more difficult because the outlook for the economy had worsened in the last month.
If the Brussels negotiators have to ask advance permission from member states for every compromise, it is hard to see how they can hope to make substantial progress before the December deadline.On Wednesday, two days after America had made its latest offer, a meeting of trade ministers from key WTO members broke up with few signs of progress.
Republican critics in Congress said that even though Mr. Obama accepted the recommendation of his generals to leave behind a substantial residual force, the rigid deadline for the troops' departure could expose Afghanistan to the same violence and instability that has erupted in Iraq since the pullout of the last American soldiers in 2011.
Early last week a snag de veloped in the negotiations with the utilities, concern and suddenly Goodbody was left with no source of new funds and a Nov. 5 deadline for raising "substantial addi tional capital" under the edict of the stock exchange.
But our scientists cannot meet that deadline without a substantial national investment - in the future of leadership computing, and in American science overall.
Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, on his first full day on the job, said Friday in Brussels that it was "unlikely" Trump would remain in the accord after a self-imposed May 12 deadline, barring a "substantial fix" negotiated with European leaders.
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