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He called a timeout to do it.
Coach Gregg Popovich appeared to hesitate in getting Splitter off the court, even seemingly stubborn about calling a timeout to do so.
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That is why it is vital that Israel use this moment of strength, this timeout, to do precisely what Defense Minister Ehud Barak suggested to the cabinet the other day — offer a "daring and assertive political initiative" to advance the peace process with the Palestinian Authority's president, Mahmoud Abbas, and Prime Minister Salam Fayyad.
He used the TV timeouts to do his Tipp-Ex corrections.
Coaches and owners have called the league office to express their reservations about using timeouts in such a fashion, even though the N.F.L. rule book was changed in 2004 to allow coaches to call timeouts from the sideline so they did not have to waste precious seconds relaying a timeout to a player.
"Sometimes we have to give them a timeout if they don't listen to the lifeguard.
Van Gundy called a timeout, which did little to calm his rattled team.
That would not include contesting a call that wasn't made, but if a flag is thrown a coach should have the opportunity to challenge it, risking a timeout by doing so.
The second time was against North Carolina, the famous Timeout game where Webber called a timeout Michigan didn't have in the final seconds, sealing a loss to the Tar Heels.
Even if the operator sees a coach signaling a timeout, he cannot do anything until an on-field official recognizes it; only when once the official waves his hands should the clock be stopped.
To do this, it uses a timeout scheme to decide on the end of the click stream session.
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